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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-01-14

PGynents TO be mad in all esses in GdvaRee.--
Monry cGrrenf ia the State pheTe issued riH Be re
n~t--d ~
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Warren. june y. II OF o. HHVN tbhLI..

HATS, HATS, HATS The nea'esi,
II the h~ArdsomeSt, the most fashionable and the
most durable castor and white Beaver Hats TO be found
Ia town. are at =. l.. WEEKS.
Call and see them
nISSOLUTION.-Nolice is hereby
~ given. that the CO partnership heretofore exist
ing betxeen Oliver II. Patch and E. u. Allison. Is this
day dissolved hy mutual consent. Thos' indebted TO
the late firm Of Patch & Allison, are requested 10 make
PAYMENT to q. IL. atch. and tho &c having claims
against : id firm to resent the same TO him. NJ the
oil stand Of Patch & Allison. a.. II. PATCH.
Feb. ed. isj6. T. H. ALLISON.
o. PATCH will continue in the Saddl rs, larh
ware and Carriage Goods Trade, at the oil stand. while
the manufacture Of Harness. Sc-, wi lie carried on
10y E.H II. Allison. for the present. also at the oil stani-
%. n. P
w,r-en Mach Tssf-tr Ell A.
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WIG AND HAIR ESTABLISH

WIG AND HAIR ESTABLISH
MENT. Sign Big Window with Curls. Wigs,
Ladies' Wigs. Braids and Perfumery. ] have n large
assortment OF Ladies' artificial lair. and Grrtlrmen's
Wigs and 1opees. A splendid assortment of razOrs.
the best ever offered in this market-lheya are Warrla-
ted good or no sale. Per;umery Oil, Pomatums. Hair
DYES, Hair RestorativeS. Tooth brushes. Shaving Soap,
Choice Cigars. and many ether Fancy Goods, too teli-
Gus to mention. Call and examine for yourselves. rs
| intend to sell low for cash. My goods are all Cf the
latest fashions, and Of a good quality.
4. L.. c.. DAY.
Warren, Market ST., one door west Of vautrot's Jew
eirv Stors- farfIl1
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WARREN FOUNDRY, PLOW &
MArIlNE SHOP 1


(EGst Of Tagter's UGrskoEie. on TIE C0HaI)
We manufacture and keep constantly on hand,
STOVES, PLOWs AND IOLLOw-WARE,
and all articles usually manufactured in FoUndries.-
We have nov on hand and rrady for sale, n large va
rirty % the most desirable patterns Of HGH and PGriOr,
Cool aud Dfirg stoves, (either coal or wOol) made
in the country. aud are determined TO keep up with all
the improvements OF the age in the style AMI variety
Of olr stoves. aiming always 20 improve in design,
qu7lity and workmanship. Our stoves AMI eastiI IS
are ma lie Of the best quality Of Iron. and being located
in one Of the best coal and iron regions in the west,
we are confident our facilities for manufacturing, are
such as to enable Us to offer great Inducements to deal
-rs.
We also manufacture a great variety fthe rest ploxs
now used, amoig which i the Star Pillow. Longs Pillow.
Double Michi-an Prov. Buckeye PlcW, &C., Sc, al! II
which will be sold as cheap as they can be had in the
Western Country.
10 FURNACE MEN,
We would saw that we have the pattern OF the best Hot
Blast Tor Furnaces now in use. which We are prepared
70 make to order ola shuTt notice. 1t is in use at the
new Furnace Of MIR. Chas. How ard, in youngstown. to
whom nc would refer those desiring Information eou-
cerning it.
An kinds Of castings made o order and all work
warranted. octIu
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ARL COPIES.

Th- Receipt OF ADVANCE StEEI 5 fIom the Pritish
publishisher, give andiIinHal value 10 these Reprints.
lnasmsch as they can now be placed in The hans of
subscribers about as scoE as The o iginal editions.
TERMS, tR.gular Prices
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TUST RECEIVED. and 6r sale Ion

- at the phoenix Drug Store" Market ST.. Glass
and Wedge Wool Nortars. all sizes; Pin Piles: pill
Machines: Graduats; Medicine Glass; Tunnels, Glass
and Porcelain; FilJ~ring Paper; APOtheeary Scales &
Weights. and everything in The way Of Surgical aud
Dental Instruments, for gale low Icy SPRING & REED
Of the osti FIlRNfX.
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WHITE LEAD, Dry and IN OIL
w Fahnestoek's best. and Eastern Leads, at all
prices. kept constantly on hand, hy
SPRING & REED.
n. 3. Don't forget the place to obtain a pure article,
. tie pLenix Dug Store" octI
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FARM FOR sALE.-A FARM

~ Of about Four Hundred and Thirty Acres OF
Land. ituatel in the Township Of Bazetta. Trumhull
c. unity. Ohio, he onging to the estate OF James
Scott, hate Of Warren, in said County, deceased.
now occupied by Edward Scoville, situate on the Plank
road leading from Warren to johnson. about 4 miles
from Warren. viii he sold on fair terms and ! heral
credit. The farm will he sold all together. or divided
to suit purchasers. For infornat;on and terms apply
to FREDERICK KiNSMANi rx..s
& CHARLES SMITH.
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LICE CARY writes Tor the Satur-
~ day Evening Post. The STORY OF A COUNTRY
GIRL. See rospectus in another place. I'd c. 3.
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LSN POWDER. EN@U
FOX DISEASES IN HORSES IN CATTLE 7hH
This article havirg teen well known ard ext-nsivsly -
used Tor Hany years. has gained for itself = name and
reputation exeeiled ~ no other now in use. ila1l
IL kGs Iired tkro@gh aad trismDhrd orsr all 01ys-
sit,OH. The reason l. plain, il has merit heyond all
others IN It's way. and as il hecOmes mora widely known,
it is appreciated y a dissernine yuilie-
II is a fact we'll known ia nl-dicai science. that the
confined influence Of several ingredients in certain
liked Or definite proPOTtiOns- suhserves an effect that
cannot he attained - the same ingredients separately.
or in different cont inations- SO with this conpoand.
The chemical afhDities which are brongh' TO co operate
II the action of the various ingredients. render IL an
article OF universal potency IN rs actlon on 1he mnhi-
farious disc lses to which Horses and Cattle are incl
ONE OF TiIE BEST REMEDIES,
For Coughs, Coils, Founder and leaves Thick and
Broken Wind, Dislemper. Hide-bOund. Loss Of Appe-
,ite- Inward Strain. Yellow water. Fatigue from hard
exercise, stiff complaint. inflammation OF the lungs and
kidneys. chest founder. farey and levers II carries
% all gross hunors in its action. and prevents horses
from becoming stia or = undering. and
PURIFIEs THE BLOOD.
From the disorders Of which so many fztal diseases are
FACTS ARE STUBBORN ! ts
What has heen done. ean lie again. Numerous oer-
sons can he referred to. who. y the timely use Of this
Powder. have ssvei the lives Of valuable animals, when
all other remedies had entirely failed The
MANY WONDERFUL CURES
II has performed on the lower animals. prove eoDein-
sively that il IL endowed v it'll curative powers not found
in other Preparations. which has established its elslms
to g'neral confidence. This PREPARATION; known as
Z. A. SMITHS CONDITION POWDER,
Has been Prepared with an aim and desire 70 supply
the uhlic with n safer. sureT and every way superior
medicine for Horses and Cattle. TO any that has been
known iefore- 1t contains peeuiIarities and proper.
ties entirely new. and is composed principally OF veg
table substances, the products Of our native soil. care
fully selected and prepared for the purpose The pow
der is put mp in large Packages, with full directions
accompanying thin. In order to place il within the
means Of all, who desire to avail themselves OF its ben
efts. i. il sold at the low price Of IS cents pei package.
7rH ~ and u piH recommend itself
Prepared aud sold by E.A. SMITH 4 co
Druggists, Warren, Ohio.
Sold - P. Edwaris. Canheti:
Gilbert & Morris Girard;
II y. Mason. Niles;
Ensign Z Woodwork. Newton Fails;
Jones & Trew, Farmington;
VIM. n. Howe. Boon field;
Henry BsrITard. Kinsman;
Warren Young. Gustsvus;
J. I. Hiarher. Gus ayus;
". Graham Vernon.
Pc rise & Gilk. v. Hutford.
J. MaHHiag. AOun. st0wn- feb2oy
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T. J. NIlLENs . u. D.
President Of Farmers College
L0RIN ANDREWS.
President Of Kenyon College.

To ynung men who wish to acquire a business edE-
eafi0s," we think it affords facilities seldom eQnaled.
Nr. Granger has the rare qualification Of theoretical
knowledge and aptness in teaching, added to practical
Counting Room experience. and We feel confident that
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keep the most comnlicat@d st Of Books
A. ?. STONE. Wholesale and Retail Merchant.
Sec'y Bird Of Control. State Bk Of o.
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II T. MILLS, Sec'y Column US Gas and Coke Co.
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For full particulars. send for circular.
RANGE Armstrong.
March 10 Ia56-Iy. Proprietors.
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For full course IN Ladies Department. u
The PRoPRIErORS TAKE
Il great pleasure in expressing their thanks for the
gratifying and Unprecedented success which have
marked the career Of their Institution Stree its estair
Iislment at the Capital, and stimulates them to renewed
exertiOns to meet, la the most efficient manner. the ra-
pidIy increasing demand for a practical and e0l- pre-
hensive course Of Mercantile training. The great prae-
teal experience OF the Principal, IN heavy Banking
and Commercial Houses, assisted by educated and ae-
shed gentlemen has enabled him to bring to a
degree Of perfection, a system Of Counting Room in
struction. by oral exercises. NOT attained ty aRg other
IRstitHtiOR. Each student, by this new process, is
drilled ut the desk, individually. step by step. until he
has mastered the whole routine Of AN Accountants du
ties as thoroughly as though lie had served an arpren-
tieeship in some Commercial House; and TINS all awk
WanIness, ALTERING and e~gregious blunders are. in a
great measure, dissipated.
In addition to our engagement Of accomplished As
Sislants, we have also secured the services OF some OF
the most eminent lecturers in Ohio to lecture on Com
merciaI topics.
Our course Of instruction is too extended to particu
laTize here. but IL embraces every thing INJECTED with
Double ERtry BOOk Keeping, with free and full discus
sion Of its Scientific Observation-Disclosures on CONNER
cial Calculations, Political Economy. Mercantile Law,
! Ethics of Trade, Partnership. &c.
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EXPOSITION of RICH

- AND CHOICE GOODS for Mems wear for Spring
aud SumuleT-eonsistiL Of choice French. English *
American Cloths and Cassim-res. Of all eolers and
qualities; Cassinieres and NestineS I'm great varieties.
TO- dress and business wear. OF new and beautiful pat
terms A very large stock 81 Furnishing Goods and
Trimmings, of all stSl sand qualities, A full and COM
piete assortment OF READY-NADE CLOTHING, both
Of fine and low priced material.
Also Hats and Caps, in great varieties. and Of al
qualities, from the cheapest wool. to the finest beaver,
suitable for all times and orcasiOEs-
In railing attention to the above I need only adj,
thst these goods have all heen selected by mysrlf vi h
great care. and with particular attention 10 a Custom
Trade, and the piece goods sill he ma Ie up to order,
as heretofore. in a style unequallel in this seet'os Of
country. As for prices, call. examine and judge for
yOurselvts. JOHN L. WEEKS.
Merchant Tailor. u Market st. Warren, o.
Anil % IS56
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TME l%NITIATORY COCRsE

embraces a regularly progressive series Of manuscript
cards, classified somewhat as to thu variety of trans
actions. IL aims to develop the FIRST principles and
philosophy uf Accounts rather than mere routine and
actual iOrmuia. ~ addressing the reason aud iuls
mel { Of the student. who sulits with the view o. APP
~rrehendI' z AMI arriving at results, and so Iu-hes on
his iuyestigatious with much greater confidence, pleas
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-01-14

strikes at the very terminating points Of the Science.
revealing the great natural tWO-fold division Of the
Ledger. whereby il seen the proper line Of demarka
ton beta cen Real ami Representative Property an J
the covering law of transfer, as regards il affecting the
two cltsses If accounts, md those Of the SAME eias-
IN EVER Variety fl ansaCt ons,'hus strippiirt this most
u.s. tut and beautiful scirrce OF much at its fine hGH-
0red mysteries. made so by arbitrary AMI infLllihie
rules. meaningless forms and f,lse no ions ani hence
cradles the student TO acquire correct -otioBs Of ae-
counts as embodied in aciuti Draclice.
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ID p. JAMESON d Co., Dealers in
II. Stoves. Copper and Sheet Iron Ware, Tin,
III aese Watts, &c, No. 10 Main So, Warren, D. mar 20
u SPEAR & SON, Manufacturers OF
IL. Sash, Doors and Window Blinds. Factory on
Market Street, East of the Bank, Warren, o jan a5y
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Y MAYQRALTKsOF NEW soRLEANs,i si4aS
ss City Hall, 9th day OF November is57. s,,g
& Common Council. City Of New Orleans,


Whereas The attention Of tha Common Council has been
ressed ~ e Mayors general Of October st the
srt1se q heRgays and mendcAnts midst
m which exists Tor the establishment oise and
Wheyee BY the last will and Of the
ne heqyeathed the liberal Of $50
isnMsnt ~ an Aims in the city Of New Orleans
whereas the records the Mayors office. TINT
eon Council that Ne HAD been officially notified Of ths bequest
xnd on US same day the beanes formally by resolution
Whefeas The State Legislature 1855 passed an act Of
porAton TOR The Tonro House. which act provides Tint
certain persons named heeu together with and two
i<ens 70 pc annually elected Directors Common
0sanc ss BE- created BODY corporate and polite the
Wheee Tho provides that said Board Of Directors
shall tAoM delay provide and suitable grounds
and buildings for the establishment Aims House.
Tbcrefore with the view avoid further DELAY In e
persecution Of the benevolent designs es,ato and r
ae patpoe Of complying with the requirements Of the
ars OF the Legislature on the subject, n
Ne feoiued That the Common Colcil will meet In Joint
IN the chamber Of the BOARD Of Assistant Aldermen on
December at O'clock fr the purpose Of
20 serve Tor from the 1st day Of January next
Tint the annual election this first election
Tor in the foregoing resolution shall place the
mouth Of yanuary of each year "a 4 49,
sesred That thu Mayor Directors on the mart of
1ee clt pc requested 10 the Board the
which exists for the Immediate OF the
N conformity with the intention OF the
aaa s fsa siTssS Of the act q inco,perse
- President Board ii Assistant Aldermen,
isignea] s. p DeLABARRE, >
s..sss NJ, resident pro TEN, Board of Aldermen
lsEnedl cHAs. NJ. WATERMAN, Mayor tn2s st y
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ARRIVED.

Steamship Gen Risk CozIens from Key West via FLORIDA
No Ports. to Harris, Morgan &co-ist dist. " N"
British ship Duiern, Johnson from Liverpool 18th Oct to
master-Point - - - NN' p"
in ballast, 10 master-Ist dist 50. - '''
toA II Heine-Point '
Spanish Bark Atalayador - DAYS from Havana IN b.
last to PUG, Mir &co-Pont
Bark Erederiek Lennr 4days from Havana in ballast to
Hynson &co-Qmarantine Station. r
Bark Brilliant Sgsbe from SANTIAGO de Cnbs In ballast IN
master-Point : go ,'-g'' "
British Brig Creole Robnson 10 days from, Rua,an Island n,
de Egana-2d dist 81. ' -
Spanish Brig Ramoca DAYS from Havana in ballast IN PM,
AZ Mir &co-Pont. - ' - -"
Brig Rufus soue Davis dayt from Havana 10 t Nu;,
Sd dist. = 'N~
sehr Panthea soper days from Richmond Va to cres,y
sehr aiphonsne Bernard from Grand oaoa to Fotte
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SPECIFICATIONS for the en-,
ract for fill

SPECIFICATIONS for the contract for fill
~ ing Clay Square with river sand
The whole of Clay Square in the Fourth District shall be
filed the grades OF the sheed wal lately
with river sand be hauled by the from such places
the baure Of the First and Fourth Districts as NAV be
ignaed by the Surveyor The filling shall he
any rugged hollow places otherwise rejected
All ,he materials shall be furnished by the contractor as
well as the labor. 81.
The contractor himself to begin the work in the
wenyo hours following the approval of the adjudication
the Common Council and to complete the twenty days
after under penalty of ten dollars and
day thereafter the same is not completed.
Security of $500 shall required TO
the faithful performance of the contract.
The whole work shall be under the of the Street
Commissioner and shall be performed to the sasac ton
Of said officer
Payments in cash the completion of the and accept
ance of the same by the Street Commissioner
It well understood that in Of failure by the contractor
to begin or finish the work thereof within period
fixed the Council be dissatisfied with the manner in
which the work is being executed the Council shall have the
right annul the contract without putting the
fault required by article 1905 of The Civil Code without
applying court of justice annu the without
demny and it is also well understood that in
tractor shall at time abandon the work finish
pee the in conformity with his the said
work done by him to the date of the abandonment that
the city shall be thereby discharged from all liability
Therefore and is also well understood that the
resod the contractor and his securities shall be held
bound in sodo to unto the city ali loss difference
tween the price which the originally TO
perform the work and the price at which be adudcaed
at resale readjudication -
Bids to be for the whole work complete.
New Orleans, November 25h, 1851
tSgned LOUIS H PILE, City Surveyor.
Approved by the Committees Streets and Landings OF both
s!Ensd join j. Ii Y + nohEa,sp} chamsn
HENRY DUREL,
d. st Clerk O ComptrolIer
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seipping sntelliaents.

FRIDAY, December 4, 1857.
~ CLEARED YESTERDAY.
steamship Robt Waterman Huard for Galveston and Laysca
r,,,o, silt. o. Bauduc, Block REQ
Shin Jr,,oro ca Warnekin kichhoG
S,;p ~ Nv oY,ih, lot New York, O Woodruff AGO
porl ~, '1s, Sohen lor laVre, j p Whitney AGO
isarI q " INV, i9r oaul1, Creevy 4 farwe
n i1 f9uney MsIshnsn, for Philadelphia j ii Bass
bflg bshiei Mallory, Steeman for New York
snon,sh nr,, n. ~, G W Hynson kco
npn'sn gg pesee Bosch for Barcelona Pras Puiol teo
sehr w Mershon, Mershon for Boston Sreevy Tsp
sehr West Florida, Burns, for Hunts Mills Florida
asrge Helena Burns for Mobile ''''s' Nt Ws asp
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
C0MPTROLLER'S OFFICE. I
City OF New Orleans, December 4, 1857.
r M 49g10 w.A. Hl -a'

! L j -... y
led The lowest after ten days e
IN with lines levels and Of the
veyor, on the following p named streets
Canal dssh hs .ds q First
ditch side i street from George
sgpsa President B0'is + + 6sfSA Asspsn
,..s PRESIDENT !, der pro tenn Board of Aldermen.
AR Essnss S0s'G GsAs n ss MArEaMAs
Notice /. hereby given that TUESDAY, 18th in.t
will adudcats st my office, at IL O'Clock NJ, tho
eo Il Is! T. rHrAnp conn,,o,,s,
SPECIFICATIONS for the contract for dig
hs ids Of III Ph
sds Of First street from s. George stree, Claiborne
sss s ss
street Caiborn. Canal carroon Avenue from Nc
The d.ehss on Php First Third asd Fourth street. shall,
he s Ind
ditch Carol,on Avenue shall be six feet wide the top
Of the lowest ground Tho sides and bottom Of said bitches
coming from the same shall be thrown i'll the the
streets and graded.
The contractor shall bind himself begin the ten
days following the approval Of by
penalty Of ten dollars for each and day thereafter
Security an amount $500 shall be required to guarantee
the faith III performance of the contract :
Payments the completion OF the work and ACCENT
ance of the same by the City Surveyor. -
The whole Of said bitches to be dug accordance with the
tire satisfaction Of said officer III =, =, - ~
well understood that in of failure by the contractor
to begin finish the work thereof within the period
fixed the Council be dissatisfied with the in
which the work being executed the Council shall have the
right annu the without putting contractor in de-
fault required by article 1905 Civil Code and without
applying court Of Justice annu the without
demnity also well understood that in the
shall time abandon the work finish and complete
The same conformity with his contract the said
by him to the date Of he abandonment that tho city
shall be thereby discharged from and all liability therefor
and also we'll understood that the contract be
the his securities shall be held and bound in
sodo pay the city all loss difference the price
which the contractor originally perform the
work and the price which may be adudcated
REHABILITATION. ~ - - b.. 80 - 49, :.
BIDS per running of feet for the whole work
complete. ~, - .fs.aI .--4 ~ n = = :
New Orleans Nov. 80 1857. .a.-rr e.
[sgnedl LOUIS H. PILE, City Surveyor.
Approved Committees Streets and Landings Of
FFssj Egnsd i Join Il T T. Rohpsn Scbansn
Registered Dec 3, 1851. .5- IL I'd. --s
49,. HENRY DUREL, III .. -.t
ia lW s.,.t.-..s4g ,jt l la Clerk of Comptroller.
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COMPTROLLER'S OFFICE,
City of New Orleans, Nov. g. 1851.
No. AIS. !
AN ORDINANCE concerning the Markets. providing for
farming the revesue thereof
The Common Council OF the city of New Orleans oans
follows:
TN the first Monday Of December year. the Comptro
Ter shall adudcate to be aducated the
collection Of the of the Markets year He shall
give days notice in the official gazette of city the day
and hour at which said publication shall take place
lsignsdl FRANCIS ALPUENTE,
.. President Board OF Assistant Aldermen,
lsignedl W. G. O. CLAIBORNE,
,-...,oo =, President OF the Board of Aldermen.
lSignedl A. D. CROSSMAN, Mayor,
No. 1860. ]
Be ordained That ordinance No. AIS concerning the Mar
kets, be amended so MS to read ms follows
ART The farmers lessees shall Immediately after said
ndjudicaons furnish twelfth cash their promsory
Committee payable from the first of January two three
FOUR hve six, seven eight, nine, and eleven months
Should farmer lessee refuse neglect furnish
twelfth in cash. and his aforesaid the Comptroller
authorized TO adjudication forthwith for
the account and risk Of said farmer lessee.
lSignedj H. II. PLACE,
President pro tenn Board of Assistant Aldermen
lSgnedl J. j. LuGENBUHL,
President pro TEN. Board of Aldermen
lSignedl JOHN l.. LEWIS Mayor
Notice is hereby given that MONDAY the 18th of De-
ceuper next Will adudchte at IL O'Clock NJ, office,
the above collections. I. THEARD
ptrallar