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New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-01
u. BoUGH, AuctioDeer
ELEGANT ROSEWOOD, MAHOGANY and

~ WALNUT FURNITURE, TO.MOKROW (Tuesday)
MORNING. Sept at loi o'clock AZ the residence No
4 We 3dst between the eth ard 9Th The furnishings
Of the house eoD Of splendid Turkish and Brussels Carpef
God suites in number rosewood Esgeres and
Cene Tables Of elaborate workmanship rosewood
Boob 10th Library and Secretary rear inlsd work
Tables, Reception Chairs Fancy Boxes &c Large pier and
CuIsns with cit conices tses &c Also very fine sse'-
Ion q on Peinngs ng Of landscapes cattle pieces,
rsue pieces Marie views Of the finest and best tonsd
Foites rosewood OF rosewood rouudcor
bered case with e embroidered cotn snd sto0 several
elegant Vases Of sevTs porcelain Flower Vase real
Bssque PsIsn Ware massive bronze and antique Gothic
Cloots Table mahogany Dining and Tea
Table elegant French Chna Dinner se white and god four
China Gu. Clsss Ware, colorea and Bohsmian
Glaze Ware Decsnters, Liquor and Cordial Sets Vines
&c Two fret euAy Silver Tea Services male by Rogers
Brothers Caters Forks AID Spoons Cups Savers Pitchers
Gallery &c. Rosewood and mahogany Sofs Chairs Gothic
.Dt ocein Bedesds esboaey carved fine hair Mstuesses
Paissses CouIerJsnes Blankets Sheets &c Complete gilt
Mros mahogany rocking essy and IsrloI Chairs Bwesas
sIc wood and mahogany China Toilet Sets,
&c Also one Cf Pmptons Patent Secretary Bedstesds
sements made for the pss and shipping Of
20 DE-.
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miscellaneous.

miscellaneous.
p,RAZIL WOODED quintals BRAZIL
~ WOOD, (n bond and duty psid) for sale by
sPOfBORD, fILESf0N L Co., No 8 Broadway.
DEMOVAL.-Messrs. BADEAU d LOCK.
IL WOOD have removed from No. T9 to No 27 Washing
on-st
NNEAZLES-Best French, assorted, just re-
Il ceved and for sele by
Goal, %,c.
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Oreau Steamers, &r.

EOR CALIFORNIA.-NEW-Y and SAN
Il FRANCISCO STEAMSHIP LINE, via NlChBAGu A. A.
splendid steamship TEXAs 800 tuns surden will sail from
Pier No So foot OF North North River for Ban uan
de Nicaragua on WEDNESDAY, Sept a. at O'CLOCK p m: :
to with the steamer Sierra Nevada from San Juan del
Snr on the Pacific For freight passage
snniy TO CHAS A WHITNEY No Bowling Green.
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Eeaal Notices.

AT a Special Term of the Supreme Court of the
"A State Of held at tie City OF New York on tbs
second day Of August IL the thousand eight hundred
arc sfs ,,,-Present Hon James K Whiting Justice-Iu
matter Of The Petition CATHARlNE MURPHY by FRAN
CTS GREGORY her friend-On reading the Petition OF
Cethsrir Murphy by her friend Francs UreEotY setting
forth Substantially among other things that WILLIAM BER
MY formerly Of the City OF New York but DOW ceeee had
n his ed certain real estate IL the City OF New
York John Smith in trust tor 'he bereh, oil the shd
Catbsrl.e Murphy, sne of William Gregory Hannah Fahy
and Joseph Fah and that the said John Smith has
this life done ythS ia the execution VI said
Tru that has been appointed Trustee In hs place
and that would be sd for al parties Interested Ia
that the real estate which relates should be sold
thereof be distributed 10 the parties Interested
therein eoir their several aud respective rights and 10
ssi Trust and praying that JAMES W. WHITE
Of City of New York Couuelr at Law who one toe
Executors Viii and Testament OF said William
Beney dcesed bood be appointed Trustee IN place OF zoe
said John Smith with authority e and convey said rea
estate aid distribute the proceeds thereof Aforesaid under
the direction OF this Honorable Court IL ordered on molten
OF WHY'S Lyman, Attorney for Petitioner that the several
named Petition interested in the Trst sfoe-
said before this Court Special Term thereof 70
be held Ciy Hall Of the City OF New FORK on the ~en
tyhd day OF Septe ber next at ten o'clock n or as soon
he.eser be heard why the prayer OF SAID Re-
ton should granted and let this Order be served upon
the said Hannah Fshy and Joseph Fhy who are
hy publishing the week for weeks III Inc Nes
York Tribune and The Evening Pos two newspapers
in the City Of New York aud also let two copies OF s Ods
be orw deposited paid in the Post Once one thereof
directed to sd Hannah Fshy at the City OF Phadephs W
the State Pennsyvss and the other thereof drecs 70
said Joseph Fahy At Kildare in Ireland aus Ia~o~M
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Goal, 81.


OFFICE THE CHIRIaUI IMPRovEnLST Co I
No. 10 WALLsr August % 1886.
NOAL Ito STEAMSHIP COMPANIES
prepared receive proposals the purchase of Coa
ty their Depot Chrqu Lagoon Ths Coal will bs kept
constantly hand and will be sod t several dollars per tan
less than it be delivered for at Jamsics Aspnwa or San
Juan de Nicaragua.
The quality Of the superior for purposes that
of the best LIVERPOOL and the Depot 10 equdsant the
Caribbean Sea from San Juan and Aspnwal.
The harbor Bocas del Toro OF the hner In the World
and easily accessible vessels Of the largest dsugh Minute
Charts Of this Arbor made by order Of the English Admiralty
can be yami ed at the Company Office a. bs
seen specimens Coal with the analysis OF Prof Chiffon
BY order Of the Board Of Directors,
WA RUSSELL FOSTER, Treasurer.
OFFICE THE DELAWARE. LAcKAwASSA AND WssTsRs
RAILROAD Co, 81 Wsllst He~-York, Ans 2, 1876
CCRANTON COAL-We are now receiving
- this Coal quito freely offer for sale on the ussA
Il miles from NewYork at the following prices per ton OF
2,2A lbs viz: ~
LUMP
SfEAhBOAT........... ....'.'''.'''''
LARGE EGO. for crates, furnaces, kc..........
SMALL EGG, for hall stoves aud grses......... ~
NUT or STOVE, for joking stoves and raness...
CHESTNUT, for small engines kc............. 90
character of the Coal from the and Pittstsn
coal regions already well established is only
state that SCRANTON where eoa! Is mined is situated
IN the Of said coal fields where the quality Of the coal
fully equal that from other portion Of them aud the f
ees by this company preparing COS. for market
beskDg screening kc being Of the most modern and
proved character enabled to hp in very handsoms
order
Frssbts to New York. Brooklyn, Jersey Gy, kc in the
WI T. WARREN Treasurer.
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WElLlNGION A I IN tk, AuCIuIteI:
HARDWARE, TABLE CUTLERY, &c.>
IL TOMORROW, 10; o'clock s No 81 Dey stIset, corner
Cree1wch street. Axes esves Ssvkniyes; Billet, Meat
BsId ard Buck Saws; Tsbs and Poke; Cutlery CMvers
Banne Cbsels Towes also lot CT seect Gfoc sres
Rec Tea sa,dnes Futs, with Cigars Liquor Brady &c
HAVANA CIGARS.-THIS DAY. at l04 o.
cook vii be sold al No 70 Nasss1st.. 10000 ManueNa
eLrs 1000 LoLdes Operas, ResAia Commer:is Ls Con-
fenzs tew more len Is Rosa Jupiter RsmO. Turkey,
Rto1e Urior Jack. Plantation Fgsos Know Nothing Norma,
Ell..sr Sa.ysaor BIsnes direct from ImpoItss
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CkEEkWICH, ADMINISTRATOR
" SALE Of HOUSE AND LOT-Pursuant TO an order from
Court Probate - said District via be sd at Public
se the highest bidder the 4h Cay Of Sep.ebs lS at
o,cloek p N. the VALUABLE PROPERTY Of the late
HsIry A. Richard deceased Sale tsie place the
Terms HLNe known a. the time oil
sse -GreeuwitD, Ct Aus H. 1855
ALVAN MEAD Administrator q ssid. Es'ste
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-06-17
Mr.. FilImOre'g Acceptance.

Mr.. Fillmore's letter of acceptance has been
published. We have by dispatch the closing
part oft. but as we shall doubtless be able to
give the whole letter tomorrow, we decline
publishing the little batch on hands at present
Mr.. Fillmore is on the track, contrary to the
predictions of those Old Liners whose wishes
were. father to the thought The National
men ofthe country will vote for him. Hosts
of old Wings Will rally around his standard,
and multitudes of men heretofore known as
Democrats, but who have become Disguised
with the rascalities Of their party, with its for
saking old principles and old gods for new, and
with the present administration which all
Democrats" are commanded to support-will
lend their earnest aid toward electing Fillmore.
He is the man for the times the people and the
country. The ultraists of no section have
their representative in him. No sectional prin-
ciples can claim him as their exponent or de-
fender. His feelings or principles are national,
and he will be the only candidate for the
Presidency at this election who represents ma
tional principles.
We are glad Mr.. Fillmore has yielded to the
wishes ofhis friends and accepted the nomina-
ton of the American party. This party, if it
cannot elect him, will take more qualification
in defeat with him, than in success with either
of the other candidates Fillmore, however,
is far stronger than many even of his
friends and well wishers suppose. He is
growing more popular every day-or not more
popular, for his popularity is confined to no
party or section and is too general to be increas
ed-but his nomination is growing more popu-
lar, and this letter Of acceptance will determine
thousands to advocate his claims, who before
were doubtful what political attitude to as
sumo.
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Arrival of the George Law.

New York, June Is.
The steamer George Law from Aspinwall ar
rived at o'clock. She left AspinwaIl June
4th with California dates of the Goth and 21st
and nearly two millions of treasure, consigned
as follows: To Dfexel & Co., S35O,OOO, VIM.
Hoge $4,000, Metropolitan bank 100000,
James Patrick 100000 Wells, Fargo & Co.,
$29O,OOO.
The John L. Stevens brought down nearly
$2,3OO,OOO.
The outward bound passengers per George
Law left Panama the 31st of May in the Gold
en- Gate.
The British steamer Hcrmes was lying at
Aspinwall.
The brig Quadratus went ashore at Goose
Bay.
On the 4th of May met Simpson of San
Francisco
Mrs. Macdonald and child were drowned in
attempting to reach the shore from Golden
Age.
The New York passengers of April 2Otn had
not arrived at San Francisco, being six DAYS
over due.
Market very dull.
The business houses were all closed on the
afternoon Of the goth in consequence of the ex-
element caused by the murder of King
The vigilance committee made an attack on
the jail with a force of $500 armed men and
surrounded the prison with brass Is FOUNDER
pointed at the door, When all was ready for
the assault, the committee made formal de-
mand upon the sheriff fora surrender of the
jail. The sheriff totally unprepared surrender
ed Immediately. The prisoners Casey and
Cora were taken by the committee and carried
to headquarters.
AS soon as the death of King was announced
the bells tolled, the stores were closed and bu-
siness suspended.
Cora and Casey were both tried before a rev.
dictionary tribunal of SO jurors and sentenced
to be hung. They were to be executed the
day following.
AT the funeral of King the excitement ex-
tended throughout the State. A thousand
armed men ia the interior fastened to assist
the reEolutonists IN the city.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-06-17

0~rThe American party recently achieved
a signal victory in a strong Democratic county
of Alabama, and the Florence Gazette sends
out the wall of woe as follows:
The KNOW NoTHINes VIoTcR1oUs.-The
Democrats of Lauderdale are defeated We
were once strong, now we are scattered and
overcome. There was time when the Demo-
crat and anti Know Nothing party of Lauder
dale gloried in complete and full majority
1t may surprise some to hear us make this ac-
acknowledgement, but we will speak the truth.
Our ranks are thinned. In last summers great
battle near eleven hundred Democrat soldiers
presented an unbroken front to the enemy
To-day, only forty-four enrolled voters stand
by the faith. Whether those who stood by US,
and fought with us in that glorious battle for
civil and religious liberty, have fallen in the
battle field with their face to the foe or desert
ed and gone over to the enemy, behooves US
not to say; but is sufficient modification to
know that the Democratic flag trails in the
dust!
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FHE GREAT RUSSIAN REMEDY.
TRIO BONO PUBLICo,


T Every mother should have box in the house
handy in case of accidents to the children"
EseddIng,s Russia SalVe.
tits Boston remedy of thirty years standing. and is
recommended by physicians. 1t lisa and speedy
cure fer Burns, Piles Bos, Corns, Felons, Chbains,
and Old Sores of every kind for Fever Sores, Ulcers
Itch Scald Head, Nete Rash, Bunions, Sore Nipples,
(r, Nmmendad by nurses,l Whtlows, Sites Testers,
Flea Bites, Spider Sings, Frozen Limbs Salt Rheum,
Scurvy Sore and Cracked Lips Sore Nose Warts and
Flesh Wounds, itisa valuable remedy and cure,
which be testified by thousands who have used it
in the city of Bost and vicinity for The las thirty years.
In instance will this Save do injury interfere
with physicians prescriptions. 1t is made FROM the
purest materials, from recipe brought from Russiaoi
articles growing in that country-and the propretors
have letters from all classes elergymen, physicians
captains nurses, and others who have used it them
selves and recommend it to others. Redding's Russia
SaiVe is put large tin boxes, stamped the cover
til picture of house and disabled soldier, which
picture engraved the wrapper Price 25
box. REpDIEG q Co., Proprietors,
KELLER, FARNSLEY q CO. AGENTS,
ap7.d&wly Evansville, Ind.
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Mr.. CLAY AND Mr.. BUcHANAN.-Col Pres
ton said in his speech to the Cincinnati Con
vention that the great mass of the old Wings
would vote for Mr.. Buchanan. The gallant
Colonel has sometimes been mistaken, but we
think never more mistaken in all his life. We
can show the old Wings, if they do not know
the fact already, as we are very sure great
many of them do, that Mr.. Buchanan is Just
about the last respectable man in the world
for whom they could properly or consistently
vote.
So far as Mr.. Buchanan's conduct toward
Henry Clay is concerned, his record is a most
accursed one. AS soon as we can lay our
hands upon the document we want, we shall
make this abundantly manifest. Henry Clay
is dead, but ne did not die without leaving in
his own handwriting the most damning testi-
mony against James Buchanan. In mercy he
spared Mr.. B. for nearly quarter of century
but near the close of his illustrious life, he
deemed an exposition Of Mr.. Buchanan's con
duct in the Congressional election of President
in 1925 due to his own fame with posteritv-
and he made 1T Lou. jour.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-06-17
TOWN LOTS
4 T A u G. T 10 N!


SATURDAY the 2sth day june 1856 at the corner
w of Main and Third streets in front of the Court House
in Evansville the following valuable Town Lots will be
fered for sale at auction, viz;
IN Hornby's Enlargement of Evansville.
fronts the Ohio river and Evansville the lower
side Some these lots front Water
First High They opposite
great demand for business TeFmsoneou
cash. Il yeaT with interest. and years with
he interest payable annually cent? secured
by the property subject to foreclosure for the
whole debt default payment of instaent of the
principal interest.
ALso-The following lots Lamaseo; Lots and ~
block lots IA aud Is block 1885, lots Is and IA in block
in block 1856; lot in block III; lots g. s. g.
II in block 1885, lots 49, "a and 25 in block 49, 'front.'
ing High in the 4th enlargement lots 49, H. 49, 49,
and "a in block 2s lots q and % in block 1926 lots
10, IL and II in block 1913.
ALso-Lots ?. B. u 10 in block in Northern Cor
Rowley's Enlargement of Evansville lots IS being
the wry of the widow Tbos Smith,
~ and 49, having them good dwelling house with
and kitchen
ASo-The following lots in the Southern Enlargeme
4 and in block 2; and in bl k 81 g. and 10 BLK
and in hlk 5; l. 2 % and % blk S; 2 and in blk
II 49, II and Is in b'k 10; II and II in blk
4 10 and II in BLK IS; s. IA and in hlk and
and subdivisions out lot 4, Upper Enlargement
THE TERMS of payment all except the lots Horn
bs will be easy, and will be made know
the day of sale.
Several Enlargement will favor
able terms s. 10 10 by private Enquire
of JAS. q. JONES. for self.
JOHN SHANKLIN,
JOHN j. CHANDLER,
WM H. CHANDLER,
THOS. s. SMITH and
my2s-ftd 4tw HENRY Z. HORNBY,
Ras- Folksbote copy.
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SIMEON LONG VS.. MARGARET G. AND HUGH D.
ROQU EFT Sale House June Esd of south
Or of public square. beginning pont Of Ain St. on
front lime said inches from alley dlTid-
from 1OS original plan Of said city
at right angles Main alley OF SAID o. themes
along said alley parallel with Main St.. 1873 feet
second St to the first alley aforesaid thence along SAID
TO an ST. aforesaid thence aoug Main front OF line
OF said az to place of beginning.
FRANCIS ,AMORY VS.. EX. JAS. ROQUET ET AL
sale At Court House door, June 23d of properly beginning IS It
and inches rs the most norher of The most east
ery Or OF public square in Evansville Ind and running
thence along Nam towards 80 IS feet inches, thence
at right to Main IA feet to alley in of said
eaterly said public along
alley and parallel with Main
inches thence 44 feet to TIE place of beginning heing
feet front Main and running width IA
feet to the alley.
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To tie EAtor of the Journal:

10 the EAtor Of the Journal:
Sometime last winter the State Board of Ag-
riculture published a request through the press
to the County Agricultural Societies of the
State, asking them to forward list of names
of persons qualified to act as judges of award
at our next State Fair. The Agricultural and
Horticultural Society of this county appointed
a committee to attend to that request. The
committee spent much time in selecting farm
ers, stock raisers, and mechanics, who were
practical men, in the true sense of the term
The State Board has issued its premium list,
and only one of those recommended is named
as judge. Why is this? Do the State Board
wish to render this movement distasteful to
the peQple9 Ifso, they could not have adopted
surer method. Let the State Board change
its tactics. Let them select9 men fresh from
the farm, the fold, the workshop Then and
then only will just awards be made and the
cause proper.
June II. AGRICLOA
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A II. SANDERS Ese.-You will am ounce the G.
W MCBRIDE candidate for the oice of Sheriff OF Van
derburg county and oblge many the citizens the
ty. je4
Mr.. SAEDERs-Sir: You will pl announce my name
candidate Office County Recorder
the ensuing election. my29 WI. II. CHANDLER.
Mr.. SANDERs:-Please announce my candidate
Becorder Vanderburgh County the ensuing i,
election the decision of the Democratic Conyen
tom my27 JOHN FARRELL.
A. H. s ANDERs. ESQ PLEASE announce
Clerk Circuit Court
at the ensuing October election.
myI7# LOUIS RICHTER.
EDITOR JOURNAL:-I am candidate Sheriff
of Van 1erburgh county the ensug October election
/ myl2-ts w NJ. HOLDEN.
re- good article always triumph over any pretended
imitation 1t has said that city paradise
hubUg but let really meritorious article eepabe doing
all that promised for it, and it will stand the
position upon inflated nOtoriety;
Bitters evidence this
taken hold OF by the people and tried wanting
in curing of Dyspepsia, any When
facts known why should he appreciated and
by everybody For sale by Druggists and dealers generally.
HALL0CK STODDARD,
ieIt-1 w WOOLSEY Il SAWYER,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-06-17

VIRGINIA ELECTIoNs.-The election al
Richmond, Va resulted in the success of P. P
Winston, the American candidate for Sheriff
by $50 majority. Marmaduke johnson was
reelected Commonwealth's Attorney, and j
M. Francisco, Edwin, Burton, and G. A. Humid
ley were elected Commissioners o. the Rev
enue.
The American party in Ohio county, Va,
elected their candidate for Sheriff by MAORI
ty of 176, and their candidates for Commits
sioners Of Revenue by majorities of 1871 and
494 respectively. The Democrats carried their
ticket at the last election.
In Lynchburg the American ticket was sue
cessful. The vote polled was AIS. j. H
Cowley, American, was chosen Sheriff over K
0. Doss by 145 majority. Maj. James Gar
land, American, Commemorative Attorney; j
G. Royal, Constable.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-06-17

DEATH OF LII. Gov. HARDY. OF KY.-Hon.
'as. q. Hardy, Lieut. Governor of Kentucky,
died at his residence in Barren county last
Thursday. He was formerly a Democrat, but
had been elected to the office he held by the
American party. He was about sixty years
of age.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-06-17
ESTATE SALES

DIV Ei.LING HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.
VA I'LL sold the the 25th
w inst. o'clock p NJ. the dwelling house let
occupied by Saml NJ Archer. ESD Second street
the of Mulberry and the residence
of Mr. John Farrell The lot is 37a feet by I50fse
deep The house is comfortable story frame, nearly
in first rate order snd in peasant of the
Terms made known the day of sale.
JAMES CUDDY.
By BAKER & GARYIN. je13-t ids
HANDSOME DIV ELLING FOR SALE CHEAP.
ILL sell private the handsome dwelling houae
Z built by Jacob Born, with the lot which it stands, 80
feet front by rs feet deep Division between 18th
and 9Th This model house and finish
ed inside and out with every necessary improvement
TERMS --One-third cash; Is in 6 onths and = in
months, with the premises not sold before
the 2sd luna it viii be sold auction that day the
premises. The title is perfect. JOHN INGLE, JR..
my23 Agent.
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cause proper
June II.
AGRICLOA.

0~F The Old Line Congressional Conven-
ton assemblies at Petersburgh to-day. We
have no special Reporter drafted for the occa-
sion, but will report proceedings in due time,
anyhow.
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OF The Magnolia will prove total wreck.
Eighty tons of dry goods, for one house in
Nashville, wers taken from the deck last
Friday
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" Another article on the subject of the
Kansas meeting is crowded out of to-day's
paper.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-06-17
CITY COEAECTOR,S Sale.

virtue of preeept the Common Council city
ED of Evansville directed delivered.
tor of said city will Thursday, the 10th day of june
1856 at the door of the Court House in Evansville between
the hours of two end four M offer for sale and sell that
lot Of ground known No hundred
Nsll next to Lot hundred eightytwo (1Sz),
he Donation enlargement of said city, much
OF as may be necessary to satisfy the of tbrey dol
lars and Seyentyve laying brick
front of said Lot Main the
lars and aveliDg Main
of said lot amounting fifty dollars and cents
and also TO satisfy the costs of said sale.
jeI2-2t JOHN FARRELL, City Collector.