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Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-20
MISCELLANEOUS.
To the Citizens of California.
C. A u 10 NJ!

II AM INFORMED that various liquor mixers of
n New York. Boston and San Francisco are exten-
svely engaged in putting In square bottles, under
various titles cheap limitations OF my long established
and renowned
WOlfe's Scheidam Aromatic
s6HN a PPS
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-20

EDEWARE OF TMPOSvr1ON.-ln consequences
HD Of the wide spread celebrity Of DIR. YOUNG,
Numerous impOsters have sprung into existence, pre-
tending to be perfect masters of the henling art and
have succeeded in imposing upon few of The m
wary sufferers. Persons W ishing To consult Phys.
cian sho1ld he very careful how they put aondence
in the published statements Of such charlatans. for
they are as unscrnpulous IN such statements as in
their practice Of medicine, and M - very unsafe to
trust. They will first deceive you by al certificates
nrOcurcd from "drunken lOafers." who perure them
selves money to satisfy the cravings of dis
eased appetite. When such Quack gains your con-
dence, he will then dose you with mercury and other
pnisnou. drugs, and alter they have robbed YOU Of
yOur money and injured your cUDstiton, they VIII
cast YOU of with the charge that YOU have not fol-
lowed his directions.
The only way to avoid such imposters is to con
FUlt Or J. .. Young. the Pioneer Advertising Phys-
can Of California. ~ meeting of the Medical ''ac.
ulty Of this state called 10 investigate the source Of
/ malpractice that has caused 80 much suffering ~
this country. II was unanimously recommended that
all the afflicted should consult Dr.. Young, ne he was
the only regular physician Isw advertising ih Cali
fornia Sl others in his line being qlacks and impos-
tors and are not TO be trusted The afflicted will
please take notice than there Was not Physician o.
/ The meeting Who had ever seen or heard of Engl@
case Of malpractice from Dr. fonng while not one
: of them INIT had seen a number OF cases rom ma
foreign quacks, who go VAN ngly sci forih their
/ pretended virtues in the pu0'c prints.
The above facts shOult he borne in mind BY ell
seekng medical assistance
Thank heaven. thew are getting thoroughly expos
! ed aud II wilt not be long before they VIII have 10
Gy the country 20 avoid iho just indignation Of an
outraged public Then will all good people thank
Dr Young for his continued efforts to Danish quack
cry from our midst.
Or YOUNG can be consulted from A NJ. to E r
H. at his office corner OF California and Montgomery
streets over the Pacigc EXpress Office san Francisco.
All letters enclosing the usual fee OF $40, will meet
with prompt attention.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-20

VTfHERE ARE THOUSANDS in this State suffering
i for want of Scientific medical treatment. and
you fear to apply 70 Physician because they have
been deceived or their friends have been, by some
Of the dharlatans VIII infest the community, aud who
publish themselves good physicians, professors.
etc. To all such we unhesi.aiiDgy recommend DR.. J
G Young, a Physician in whom all oan place con.
hdcnce. He is a Of eminent and profound
study, good surgeon, an honorable man, and one
who can sympashse with persons IN afElicon. Hls
standing rs q Physician ard gentleman are both
guaranteed-ihe fret by his medical works. which
highly successful of practice with which he
has been bonored since his advent in California, and
the latter by his numerous patrons and large circle Of
acquaintance,
EY-N0 CURE, NO PAY-Es
Ris ONCE is at the corner Of Montgomery and CALI
fornia streets, San Francisco.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-20
MEDICAL.
DIR. j. c. YOUNG.

LateProfessor at theUniversity, Penn.
Can be found at the old stand, corner Of
.afontgomery and California streets, San
Francisco,
Where he can be consulted privately and with the
utmost confidence by the afflicted at all hours dailv
from 4. NJ. until p. VI. Cures always guaranteed
or no pay required.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-30

Steamer Portland carried over the falls ut
Oregon city: seventeen killed including Capt.
jameson. Steamer entirely destroyed.
Fears entertained of another outbreak in
Washington Territory.
Costa Rican papers of the sth inst, contain
letters from Gen. Mora to the Minister of war,
which says Walker is hemmedi in at the Plaza
of Rivas, the allies being encamped within
forty yards, and that be was subsisting on
mule and dog flesh.
An English man-of-war carried into
Estarncs All American schooner. from Africa
to Cuba, with Ss7 slaves on board, 1s7 died on
the passage, the remainder in q starving con-
dition. 1t was rumored that another SLAYER
was off the coast. A steamship started in
pursuit.
The steam frigate Niagara spoken on Sat-
urday 200 miles from Sandy Hook, under sail
and steam.
BosroS, April o9,-The steamer Hausa
from Bremen for New York, put in here,
short Of coal. Reports large fields Of ice on
the banks.
Eight cabin and five hundred deck passen-
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New York Market.

NEW Yonx, April %, M.-Flour firm; 5000
sold. Wheat steady; sales of 10000 bush.-
Corn buoyant; $500 bush sold; White adj
vanced to 79c; Mess Pork loc better; sales at
s22 As. Whisky advanced to Soc. Stocks
firner and active.
NEW YORK, April 90, P. M.-Flour firm;
1000 bills sold. Wheat firm; $4,000 bush
sold; White unchanged ut 81 7s@l so. Corn
buoyant; $4,000 bnsh sold. Mess Pork SC
better; sales at s92 so. Provisions firm.
Bacon firm at l9Hc. Butter firm. Coffee
quiet. Sugar steady. Rosin huoyant at an
advance Of &c. Rice steady. Lead quiet
Stocks dull and unchanged. Beevcs, market
firm. Receipts 5000 head; prices 1213@la
for best grades. Sheep market firm. Re
ceipts 1000 head; sales at 5@se. Swine firm
and inactive. Receipts $4,000 head; prices
ranging from 1A@1$I.
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Cincinnati Market.

CIScISSArI, April 2s, M.-Flour very firm;
1900 bbls sold; SC for superfnc; 81 25Gi 80
extra. Receipts fair. Whisky active and
higher; 100 bbls sold at 23lll. Receipts
light. Butter dull at 23@24. Nothing doing
in Provisions. Groceries firm.
CINCINNATI, April 90, P. M.-Flour in
good demand; $500 bbls sold; So 10 for Su-
perfinc, and Sc 25 for Extra. Barley and
Malt have advanced to 81 So. A sale of
$500 bush reported. Rice wanted at fur
ther advance. Whisky market excited; hold
crs asking 25c; sales of 1900 bbls at 2Si4;
closing unsettled and excited. Nothing done
in Provisions. Groceries firm.
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EIopement in High Life.

SrEISeTnLp, o., April 29.-The elope-
ment case, in which &. NJ. Boyd, eloped
with Miss Sallie Martin, daughter of the late
DR.. Martin of Xenia, and in which this la
dy, was detained after marriage from her
husband, by writ of Aa5eas corpus, issued
ON the part of the guardian, Robt. ID. Payne,
was decided this morning in this city, by
Judge TOrbet, by setting the young lady at
liberty. The Judge, however, doubts the
legality OF the marriage. The trial has been
in progress since Friday evening, and great
excitement exists. The parties are both re-
spectacle, and the lady is heiress to IN es-
tate valued at SO, 700.
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THE LATEST INTELLIGENCE.
TELEGRAPHTD EXCLUSIVELY
TO THE
EVANSEILLED DAILY JOURNAL
Wash;ugtOn Items.

WASHINGTON, April 2e.-The New Orleans
mail of Thursday has arrived. The papers
contain no news of Importance.
In n business conversation to-day, the Pres
ident stated that the Comptroller's jurisdic-
zion under the Ramsey and Carmick law, is
absolute, and the Presi lent must enforce the
law IS enacted. The matter causes much
talk, as il is generally considered to overrule
the opinion of the Attorney General on the
subject,
Robert NJ. Stephens has been appointed
Commissioner of the sale of the Trust Lands
of the confederate bands of the Kaskaskia
Perooa, Piankisara and Wyandotte Indians
on the 4th of June next.
johnson, who Was confirmed BY the S.nate
on the last day of the session, as L. S. Consul
to Beyroot, Syria, will not be commissioned
Asa Beal has declined the appointment Of
disbursingAgent of Superintendent McGraw'.
section of the Pacific Wagon Road.
The sword givOn to Commander Harstein
by the British Government, was presented to-
day By Secretary Toucey.
Senator Douglas leaves for Illinois to-mor-
row.
Morse has informed the Administration by
telegraph of his arrival at New Orleans. He
is expected shortly at Washington to report
the particulars connected with his unsuccess-
ful mission to Bogoda.
The President has appointed Lewis G.
Piles Register of the Land Office at New
mersville, Florida, vice Previtt, deceased.
Abraham Ii. Palmer appointed Receiver a;
Council Bluffs, vice Law resigned.
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ARRIVAL OF THE ILLINOIS.

LATER FROM WALkERl
Aec0unt IF the Battle Of ase a5-C alvcrnia
Intelligence, de-, dc.
NEW York, April 29.-The steamer Illinois
is announced below. She brings dates to the
9th inst, from California.
She brings upwards of 600 passengers, and
nearly 81 800 900 in specie, including Trexel
& Co. $500, 200, Wells, Fargo d Co. $4,000,
Duncan, Sherman & Co. $40 200.
She left Aspinwall the evening of tho Goth.
Jno. L. Stephens brought down nearly g.
100000 in specie. Left at Aspinwal the sloop
Of war Cayenne, British frigate Tartar, the
latter having on board the remainder of Lock
ridges men, goo in number, who were to be
sent to the States in sailing vessels. British
brig ship Erion left San Juan for the purpose
of blockading Carthegena. Commissioner
Morse took passage on the Granada for New
Orleans. LockIidge's men, on arrival at
Greytown, were protected by British gun
boats from the Costa Ricans, who followed
them down. The Goth of April was fixed up
on by the Costa Ricans for finishing the at
tack upon Walker. Costa Rican papers give
different versions of the battle of the 9Th of
March at Rivas. Walker, they say, at the
head of 800 men, was routed at the point OF
the bayonet, with great loss of men, arms and
San Jorge, 100 fillibusters were killed, Us sta
ted by deserters from W alker's camp. Allies
lost % killed and so wounded. Last accounts
in same papers, Gen. Moro held position on
both sides of Rivas, within 500 yards of the
Plaza, and was soon to open fire.
Latest accounts, to the 2sth of March, state
that fighting continued at Rivas four day.
: without much impression on either side. 4
!. correspondence has taken place between the
Costa Rican General, Catrach, and Capt. Da
Wis, of st. Narys, in which the latter refused
to interfere between the belhgerents.
The news from California is meagre. Tn
act of the last Legislature, for the protection
of actual settlers, is declared unconstitution
al by the Supreme Court.
Mining business generally prosperous. 4
fire at Sacramento destroyed property to tn
amount of $500. 900.
Thomas Wright a lawyer of Philadelph
committed suicide at san Francisco ON tn
5th.
Ex-senator Foote advisese the American
party to disband. Serious dissensian
among the Mormons at San Bernardino.-
Salt Lake dates, Panama, and Valpvriso t
the 25th of March, and Callao to the 26th.
DR.. Kirkendale of Trenton, Philip Roch
: Samuel B. Hall Of Philadelphia, were los
in the Cathedral. See New Orleans dis
patch.l The English admiral in the Pacifi
had seized Peruvian insurgeat vessels, 10
> and Labus at Cincha, under permits fror
Vivanco.
San Francisco markets dull Auctio
sales Of Dry Goods, clothing and boots wer
:, very low. Heavy loss to the importers
Money markets easy. No provision mad
q for the payment of the State debt.
; No sales Of State stock.
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~ The Hon. Me-. Benton yesterday visit
ed the public schools and was received with
n smiling welcome by the children. He ad-
dressed few pleasan. words of parental
counsel to the scholars in each department,
who when reading his name in the annals OF
the country in after life will recall to mem
-ory the features and form of the venerable
Senator as he appeared to their Juvenile con-
ceptions ON this Interesting visit.
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Fire.

RICHMOND, Va, April 2s.-A fire occurred
yesterday at Oxford, North Carolina, which
destroyed an entire block. Herndon, Nit
chell and Lynch are the heaviest losers. Loss
S300,Oo0.
On Sunday fire occurred at Montgomery
Alabama. which destroyed Carter's livery
stable. Thirty horses persisted in the flames,
including stud belonging to Orton's circus
which were of great value. Loss about $50, :
OJc
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Tue RIVER is falling, with feet s inches
in the canal at Louisville yesterday, and at a
stand at Pittsburgh. Plenty of water for first
class boats. The weather yesterday was de-
hghtfully warm and spring-like.
H We were misinformed about the acci-
dent to the steamer Ben Franklin. 1t was
the Kate Sarchet that broke her shaft between
this point and Henderson. and not the Frank
lin- The Sarchet was towed up by the States
man, and will remain here until her shaft can
be sent to Louisville and repaired.
" Capt. Sol Catterlin's fast packet
Mcclellan will be up this morning for Lou
ssville and the Southerner down for St. Louis:
The caves is the Evansville packet for Louis
vile, at six this evening.
@When the steamer Falls City left the n
Orleans levee, on the evening of the 4th inst
she gave a salute, the wadding of whicl
struck and severely wounded two gentlemen
who were standing with other spectators OF
board the steamer John Simonds: one o
them Mr.. James c. wilkins, of the firm o
Leverich d Co., had his wrist shattered, an,
the other. Mr.. Edward Montgomery, O
Natchez had his cheek split open and his eye
sight endangered. The gentlemen, one O
whom, is crippled and the other disfgure,
for life have brought suit for damage agains
the owners of the Falls City. Mr.. wilkin
sues for $4,000, and Mr.. Montgomery 70
$4,000.
tsy- A bell boat is now at work on tn
wreck Of the steamer White Bluff. recent
sunk at Cairo. She lies in the middle of tn
river, in thirty-eight feet water.
20 The steamer VIM Knox, W, Can
Ashby, will be here on Friday for the Wa
bath river, of which shippers will pleas
take note
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New Orleans Market.

New ORLEANS, April ae.-Sales of cotton
to-day 1900 bales, with an improved de
mand at lac Receipts to-day $50 bales
Sugar buoyant at lo1l@llc. Flour advanc-
ed to &c 81. Mixed Corn 75c. Pork dull.
Guuny cloth 13@l4c. Other articles un-
changed.
Boston ship Cathedral lost of Ouprec
Points on the 18th of February, together
with the captain and seven of the crew.
Letters from Texas state that much injury
has been done to the cotton crops.
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Secretary Stanton,s speech.

ST. Louis, April 29.-Secretary Stanton
addressed the citizens last evening. He
was introduced by Governor Robinson. He
repeated the general points published in his
address. He said the bogus laws must be
enforced, and the territorial taxes paid. The
latter portion Of his speech was decidedly
negatived by his audience. He was listened
to respect fully throughout.
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New YORK, April 2s.-Arrived, clipper
ship Swordfsh, from Manila. On the cath,
in latitude A3A, longitude ~. saw cotton
ship burnt to the waters edge. Next day
saw cotton ship or barque burnt below the
LAWYER deck. Letters J. II. and Ward were
on the stern.
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~ The sun came out an real sammer
style yesterday Straw hats wzzt mp 2e per
cent, and Ice Cream saloons were frequented
during the day, by the crowds of ladies who
were out shopping
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NEW FEED STORE,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
BY IL. Ii. Hart.

CORNER OF SECOND AND CANAL STREETS.
UYALED HAY. Corn. Bran, Shp<tuf. No. extra
I'D Flour, Chicken Feed, Crushed Feed and Corn
Meal, in quantities suit the trle All trade deliver
ell by express promptly. Grinding done to accommo-
date the country trade. Thankful for the past vors,
hope, by strict attention to buyers, for continuance Of
a liberal tYa,le. X. b. HART.
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sE The tennessee Suspension bridge which
spans tho lower falls, Rochester, New York
fell with crash on Tuesday. The loss was
thirty-fve thousand dollars.
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River and Weather BIZ Telegraph.

River and Weather by Telegraph.
LoursrrrLE, April 20, M.-River feet
inches in the Canal; feet 10 on the Falls
Mercury Co. Weather pleasant.
PrTTsBrRG, April 20, M-River feet
about at n stand. Weather mild and cloudy
CINCINNATI, April 90, M.--weather clear
and warm.
PrTrsBrRe, April q, T. M-River feet
and falling. Weather clear and mild
CINCINNATI, April 2s, p. M.-River faller
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF EVANSVILLE.
From p. @. O'Riley Il Co.'S Register.

WEDNESDAY, April 90.
John Tompkins, from st. Louis to Cincinnati.
Reliance, from Nashville TO Pittsburg.
Empress, from New Orleans to Louisville.
Arkansaw Traveller, from Wabash to Louisville.
Kate Sarchet, from WABASH.
Milwaukee, from Cincinnati to 81. Paul.
Alvin Adams, from st. Louis to louisville.
Eunice, from Pittsburg TO st. Louis.
Neb<asxa, from Louisville to New Orleans.
Highhyer, from Louisville to saint Louis.
Jas. Montgomery, from Louisville to New Orleans
Dunleith, from Nashville to Cincinnati.
Northerner, from Memphis TO Louisville.
Sovereign. from saint Louis to Pittsburg.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-30

ArcTIoS SAIE.-We call attention to the
sale of Boess and Shoes by Woolsey 81 Mel
son this n,eruing NJ 8 O'Clock on I'd street be-
tween Min AMI Sycamore opposite the Court
House.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-30

iH The JoEgNAL is the only paper IN the
city, receiving telegraph dispatches We
publish every morning fall reports Of New
York Cincinnati and Baltimore markets.
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1-rhe agents of Adams Express, furnish
ed us Tuesday with New York papers of the
25th, and late dates from other points, for
which we are under renewed obligations.
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NV York, April -, M.-The Cunard
steamer, Capt. Stone lett this port to-day
for Liverpool, taking upwards of 81 900, oOJ
i'm suacp
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~ The Nay Festival to-n orrcw night
promises to be a brilliant affair 1t will be
abe last of the series of hops, given by the
Assembly Club.
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HALIFAX, April 23.-The steamer Lebanon
arrived here yesterday from woolwich. Eng
land, with troops. She sailed on the evening
of the 18th inst, few hours later than the
America, bnt brings no news.
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, April 2e.-Flour firm and
tending upward. Wheat and Corn unchane-
ell. Sales OF Ohio Whisky at 2S1@@29.
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81 The Pittsburg Express ''gets off, the
following hit at the n. Y. Lcdger's style OF
advertising:
THRILLING NAREArrvE.--A dogs tail I'M
der n cart wheell
This is all of the above 'mazing story We
rhall publish in the Er0ress.
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We ask continuance of the patronage
heretofore so literally bestowed upon US
in this branch OF our business.
DISSOLUTION.

rJVIIE -partnershr heretofore existing between the
/ firm Of Hopkins Read, was dissolved on the cath
Of FEBRUARY, by mutual CONSENT Both Of the parties
are authorized the name ~ the firm in settlement
% the business. HOPKINS READ.
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~ 4 boy in New York died recently
from the effect of eating four eggs on Easter
day. which had been colored in boiling with
Prussian blue.
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n OIL e.

T s. HOPKINS, having bought out v. o. READS
ID interest, will continue the business NJ the old
stand, on Pst Street Thankful for pas, patronage,
will ask the attention Of the trade generally the
opening Of my present stock. J. s. HOPKINS.
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~ An elopement case in the city OF
Springfield, Ohio, will be found in our tele-
graphic column.
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SO The Weekly Journal Is published thh
morning.
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FIRST PAGE-"Nearer to Thee"-Rsil-
road Accident &C., de-,
FOURTH PAsE-Boston Iniquities-Re-
markable escape of wife from poisOn-Ter-
rible Fall
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tF Antoinette Brown has resigned hel
ministerial charge. and is now married.
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~ Oel BentoR lefteR TIE cars yesterday
for the East
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EV AN lie
PAPER WAREHOUSE.

XXTE have now on hand and offer on liberal terms,
w well assorted stock for printers and bookbind-
ers, among which We name
50D bundles Printing Paper, assorted sizes;
1000 Straw Boards; 1000 Tar Boards,
As we'll cOlered Printing paper plain Cap and Hos.
Hat Cap; Deny, Medium, white and colored Cards and
Card Bosris, which have cut to any size; Post
office paper; Manila Wrapping, Printers Ink. &c.
We also beg leave call the attention Of dealers to
Of $50 bundles Wrapping Paper, and 100 gross of
Bonnet Boards. The highest market prich paid fer
Rags ITENSEf SORENSUN.
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fy Col. Forncy. is reported lying dan
gcrously i'll in Philadelphia.
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~ LEGAL items were scarce Yesterday
Evsnsvillians are skockiaglE well behaved
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iJ Thalbcry viii give a concert in Indi-
annapolis ON the It'll OF May.
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,n>O BRIDGE BvILDERS.-The Board Of Com
n missioaers OF Nanderpursh county, will, on The
18th day Of May next, receive and CONSIDER proposals
FOR building a Bridge with stone abutments, ut LINK
wers Ferry, over Pigeon Greek. Also, nj the same
time proposals will be received and considered or
old residence Of John b. Stins0a, decd. ,
plans and specifications Ut said jobs can lie secured
at the County Auditors Office
am .idSw WN. II. WALKER, A. '. c.