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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1857-05-01

vice in China, and fermcnted spirits or
strong drinks are seldom used. Tea
may be said to be the national, the uni
yorsal beverage, and though that employ
ed by the multitude does not cost moro
than from Sd to Cd per pound, an infu-
sion of less costly leaves is commonly
employed, especially in localities remote
from tea districts. Both in eating and
drinking the Chinese are temperate, and
are satisfied with two daily meals "tho
morning rice" at about 10, A. NJ, and
4" the evening rice" at 5, Z. NJ. Tho
only repugnance ! have observed in Chi
ma is to the use of milk--an extraordi-
nary prejudice; especially considering
the Tartar influence which has been long
dominant in the land; but never saw
or heard of butter, cream, milk or whey
being introduced at any native Chinese
table.
MATRIMONIAL PEcuLIARITIEs.
The marriage of children is one of tho
great concerns of families. Scarcely is
child born in the higher ranks of life
ere the question of its future espousal
becomes a frequent topic Of discussion.
There is large body of professional
match makers, whose business it is to
put all the preliminary arrangements in
train, to settle questions of dowry, to
accommodate differences, to report on tho
pros and cons Of suggested alliances. 49,
There being no hereditary honors in Chi
na-cxcept those which reckon upwards
from distinguished son to the father,
the grandfather, and the whole line of
ancestry, which may be ennobled by the
literary or martial genius of descend
distinctions of caste are un-
known, and successful student even of
the lowest origin would be deemed fit
match for the most opulcnt and distin-
guished female in the community The
severe laws which prohibit marriages
within certain degrees of affinity (thcy
do not, however, interdct it with de-
ceased wife's sister) tend to make mar
riagc more prolific, aud to produce
healthier race Of children, SO strong is
the objection to the marriage of blood
relations, that man and woman Of the
same Sing or family name cannot law
fully wed.
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11octrp.
From the Nashville Patriot, ]
THE MAR TIN.

L
THE MARTIN.
There's music in his cheerful note,
There's freedom in his wing,
And his simple merry lays denote
The approach of gentle Spring.
A welcome harbinger is he
of mild and genial weather,
OF rosy morn and balmy eve,
And fields of blooming heather.
y blithc companion is he to
The son of toll and trade,
Who cannot leave the dusty street
To seek the forests shade,
But yet can hear the martins chirp,
As from his attic height
lie pours bis merry CAROLS forth,
Fromcarly dawn till night.
Then doom him not TO prisonea Sites,
The SKY biz cage shall be;
The heart a mergier song sends forth
When tuned ~ Liberty.
And let biia sing tsus-eger sing,
- sunrise OF az even,
His merry. happy. grateful song
OF thankfu.nrss 10 heaven.
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]. 5. mail STAGES.

VINE subscriber having contracted 10 carry
the Mails from Washington to Rockville,
and from Rockville to Frederick, would re-
sncctfnllv inform the citizens OF the above
named places and the public generally, that he
i, prepared to accommodate those disposed to
patronize him
Having secured sober, attentive, and accom-
moiating Drivers, and having excellent teams
on the road. he assures them that no pains will
he spared, on his part to give general salts
faction BkNJAMlN CuOLEf,
ian 23-tf Proprietor"
p. S.-Ilorses and Buggies always in readi-
ness to convey passengers to all parts OF the
{ unity. d. u
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UNDERTAKING.

HANING purchased The idrm formerly OWN
IL ed by Geo. D. Spencer, Esq, about one
mile from Colesville, and permanently located
myself would respectfully inform the citizens
Of lDerrys District, and the county generally,
that have prepared myself with materials for
carving on the UNDERTAKING BUSINESS.
and hope from long experience, attention TO
business. and moderate charges, to share n lib
eral portion Of the public patronage.
Es- Twill attend Funerals in any portion Of
the county.
july G-N JAMES HICKS.
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30 gPEl.G PUBLIC,

10 TIE subscriber, in return
- 60 ing his grateful acknowledg
.-----s- lt-a--HzJ ments TO hsfrcnds who have
heretofore so literally patronizcd him, would
respectfully announce TO them aud the citizens
Of Montgomery county generally. that he still
continues to prosecute the HOUSE CARPEN-
TERING and JOINING BUSINESS, in the
town Of Rockville and that he will be ut all
times prepared to execute all work in his line Of
business that may be iHtrusted TO him, with
durability, neatness and despatch.
lie win constantly keep on hand supply Of
suitable C0FrIS MATERIAL, and furnish Collins
OF every description. and attend TO intermcnts
and ri other business in his line in any part
ofthc county upon terms that cannot fail to
give satisfaction TO all who may be pleased TO
favor him with their custom.
New Shop Courthouse Square, one door
south Of the office Of ions BREwER, Esq where
he will be pleased to receive all orders in his
line JAMES W CAMPBELL.
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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1857-05-01

THE CoMET TO STRIKE THE EARTH
NEXT JCNg.--A writer on this subject in
the 81. Louis Republican says:
J. There are astronomical calculations
Of the orbit of the coming comet, that
warrant the prediction that it will touch
the earth
g Science caH calculate the orbit Of
this eccentric comet, no matter how long
It's period, and predict, unhcsitatingly,
that the comet now approaching will
come in contact with the earth on the
morning Of the 10th Of June, about 20
minutes after 10 O'clock, aud the point
Of contact will be in the vicinity Of
place CD ! Vide Pochc or Carondelet.
3. The nucleus Of this comet is very
large, and composed Of the bisulphurot-
ted carbonate Of the protoxide Of mag
nese. The tail is chlorine. and although
you cannot see stars through il, they
will probably be seen by many indiyidu-
ais at the time Of the collision.
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Agricultural Implement

A GENTS for McCORMICK'S COMBINED
"A REAPING AND MOVING MACHINE.
PENNocK's WHEAT & GUANO DRILL, with
linda Rubber Tubes, and otherwise improved,
for 1856
LEAyiTT's Latest Improved CORN AND COB
MILL
READING's CORNSllELLER-the most cele-
brated and powerful horsepower shelter in the
world, and will shell separate and fan from 90
TO $50 bushels an hour
PESSOCKs Hand and Horsepower CORN
SlIELLER, with Separator.
WHTMAN's single and double Spout do.
SISCLAiR'S do do
SISCLAIR's CYLINDRICAL HAY, STRAW
AND FODDER CUTTER.
WmTHAN's Thrcc-horsc Alleeany PL0W.
RIcH's Patent Improved Beam do
WHEELER, MEmCK & Co.'S Railway TIIRESlI-
ING MACHINE. with Separator and Winnow-
er complete which took the, first premium at
the Exhibition Of the Montgomery County Ag-
ricultural Fair last fall.
BRmESDoLpu's llOMINY MILL. &c. &c.
We have made such arrangements with Sc
vcral of the most extensive manufacturers of
Agricultural Implements in the country. as to
enable us to furnish any article in their line az
manufacturers prices, from factory added
@s7 All orders by mail promptly attended to.
POoleSile, Md, April 3, 1856.
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THE FISHING POPULATION.

The multitudes Of persons who live by
the fisheries in China, afford evidence not
only that the land is cultivated to the
greatest possible extent, but that it is in
sufficient to supply the necessities Of the
oyerhowing population, for agriculture is
held in high honor in China, and the
husbandman stands next in rank TO the
sage or literary man in the social hierar-
chy. 1t has been supposed that nearly
tenth of the population derive their
means of support from the fisheries
Hundreds and thousands Of boats crowd
the whole coast of China--sometimes
acting in communities, sometimes indie
pendent and isolated. There is no spo-
cies of craft by which a fish can be in
weighed which is not practiced with success
in China-every varietyof net, from the
vast seines, embracing miles to the small
band fllet in the care of child. Fish
ing by night and fishing by day--fishing
in moonlight, by torchlight, and in utter
darkness fishing in boats Of all sizes
fishing by those who are stationary on
the rock by the seaside, and by those
who are absent for weeks on the widest
Of seas-fshing by fishing
by divers, fishing with lines, with bas-
kets, by every imaginable dccoy and de-
vice. There is no river that is not staked
to assist the fisherman in his craft. There
is no lake, no pond, which is not crowded
with fish A piece OF water is nearly as
valuable as field Of fertile land. At
dsybrcak every city is crowded with sell
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COUNTY ADVERTISEMENTS.
NEW FIRM.
NEMEALL AND WINTER GOODS,

TIIE subscribers having purchased
n the choicest portion of the stock of
Captain John Braddock in the store formerly
kept by BRApnocK, EDNoNsToN IL Co., have
associated themselves together for the purpose
of carrying on the Mercantile business They
have Just returned from Baltimore, with large
and splendid assortment of Fall and Winter
Goods, among which are the following -
DRY GOODS,
GROCERIES,
HARDWARE,
QUEENSWARE,
DRUGS,
MEDICINES,
PAINTS,
OILS,
BOOTS,
SHOES,
HATS,
CAPS, &c.
We have a fine assortment of Ladies and
Gcntlcmcns' Wear, all ofwhich We are enabled
to sell on accommodating terms.
We would ask a call from our friends before
purchasing elsewhere.
oct 3l--tf JONES & EDMONSTON.
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ES- Hon. Tsham d. Harris has been
nominated for Governor Of Tennessee by
the Democracy Of that State.
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The state of China.

A letter, addressed to .he Registrar
General, London, by SirJohn Browning,
has been published in the Journal of the
Statistical Society. We make the fol-
lowing extracts from this important and
interesting document, which was written
in July. 1850:
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-08-18

VETERAN GRADUATEs.-A correspon-
dent Of the Boston Courier states thatRev.
Laban Ainsworth, of jeffrey, (N. II. is
the oldest living graduate on the cata-
logue OF Dartmouth College, being of the
class Of 1878 which is the ninth in the
history of the institution;he has been sew
enty-f We years pastor OF the chur, h in JEFF
frey and completed his century Of years
July 27, 1857 On that day, which
was Sunday, h walked from his dwell
ling to he church aad listened to dis
course from ms colleague
Among the honorary degrees conferred
at the recent Commencement at OAR
mouth that Of Doctor of Divinity on Rev.
John SAWYER of Maine, one hundred
md tlCo gears old next October, was
J juclicious and grateful; grateful TO his
friends lfindifferent to him. as very likely
il is. He graduated in 1855. and is the
oldest man among the graduates, though
not the oldest graduate.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-08-18
CORPORATION NOTICE.

ftRDEkTr, That the owners If lots Nos. lrq ara
- leo. IN the Donation Enlargement of the c'ty OF
EvanEve cause the sidewalk Of zsid lot "a street,
extending ron the allev adjoining the Court House TO
the corner - n and Sycamore street 70 Re brought 10
proper gTafe ard n he reaid with good hrick pavs
ment of proper width, and good stone curling. Also
Ordered that the gutter along said deihed property
on "a street he aid With stone Of the proper width cor
responding with the gutter along the Court House
property; al Of said work 10 he done within thirty f)
davs after the p cation ~ this notice IN euls
thereof the Street Com Is instructed ~ perform said
work, and the costs and expenses arising therefrum
viii be assessed to and collected v sale Of sa'd Lots, or
SO much thereof viii satisfy said len and cpS By
order NJ Council. WELL. III. WALKER CLERK
Noikshnte copy ivs3.snd.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-08-18

Supplemental to an Ordinance, passed June
4th, 4 S5S, entitled IAN Ordinance TO pro-
vide for Lishting the Civ Of Evansville w1lh
Cas-"
= Gil Of the City Of Evansville. that whenever the
Common Council OF said City shall desire 10 extend the
sas pipes e or alsEs any street lsne alley, pubs
sSsh & So &las asssy pubic grounds g. Or s.tSSssA
nsrce 70 vhioh .s is supplement, hy the nan cf
lg52 Jeffrey i 2. pr.ke successors or assigns n
sd Gas Company sum OF money sufficient 20 defray
the reasonable Cost and expeT oprocurine such gss
pls and iay item down along ne p-oposed line q
without unnecessary deav TO Law down cas or seryjce
pipe along such street, lane, alley, public grounds or
thorouEhsre or 70 such point therein as the Common
rrocure snd erectthe ruhlic lamps, lamp posts and rs
ting: and fixtures as Eroysed for in sid original o.di-
Cty, along such lire extension gas I've consumed
FOR the puhcheneft et the rate which il is OF
the city, snd the said Gas Conpyuy shall also frnish
Fs for private consumption along such lire of exte-
son az the sane rate Al which is msy be furnished
20 private consumers IN other parts Of the city
SEC ,. The City shall be credited on the books of
ana every srh new line Of extension, and shall te
charged on said books with all the eas Consumed an
such Inc, both y the city and by privste consumers
ano Wnenever the amount thus Consumed EQUALS the
cost OF procuring snd laying down tie service pius
along any such new lire the pipe along such line shs
ana to tbs sane extent as II il he'd been orie
nahy purchased snd laid down with the means OF ths
Gas Company, and until such pire so becomes he
propsrty of the Gas Company TIE CITY shall heentted
to collect and receive from private consumers slosf
such line the price Of all gas used nv them or the city
may at rs option require said Gas Company 70 make
the collections from private consumers along such line.
ara account 70 the city for the Provided, thai
any advance made Nv the CITY under this oriinspcs
shai not oear interest snd shall MT ne payable other
w'se than IN gas as above provided, unless the Gas
Conr7ny Should fail within reasonable tine after re-
eeyng me aayarce, % furnish the gas along the pro-
the first sertcn of this ord. nance
SEC-2 Until thc service pine on any new line con-
ter'pated by this ordinance shall have become the
l0pery o. The Gss Company under tie provisions os
the last section, the said Company shah render TO ire
itv monthly bills or accounts OF the sas psed on such
tine, showing how much gas vss used ty the Citv snd
Row nuch nv each private consumer on such line dp
ring The previous month.
SEC 4. This ordinance shsll not take effect or Be-
ercng uron the Cry of Evansville until the sid Gsr
Company sha ile with the City Clerk the assent OF
sad Company thereto in writing and uran the fling
Of said assert this ordnance shall take effect and slsH
BE published fy aid Clerk.
JOHN HEWs0y, Mayor,
Attest; WELL. Il WALKER, City Clerk.
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AxIeS Springs; made of the hest steel; Bands Eu-
seled ard % all kinds o Leather: Cloths. Innings
Carriages, Varnishes, Csstngs of all kinds, Saale
Trees, English Bride Leather, Bits, stirrps, purs,
Hame-, fine Silver Hames Of all kinds. Jenny Lind
tiig Trees, Self-AdiustfuE Pafs, Tavlor's Patent
Hames, Flv Nets, Shoe Threads Horse blankets, Lnn-
don Gith Webs American Girth and Rein Wehs, both
Cotton and Worsted: London Welt Skls, n superior
article; Ivory Guta Percha aul Brass lined Nisrten gal
Rings; Superior kerseys for Horse Covers, the hes;
/ keer> IN feet everything apper4sining to either
hranch o. business, ami understanding roth branch
eSthoroughv, would respectfully invite your az
teIltiOn before purchasing elsewhere.
am also agent for WARDS PATENT PRING
SADDLE aV2Afkw
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CONFORMATION gOTTCF-

fkRDFRED. That the ownes of lots Nos. = So :. $.
= p, a.. u -, I. aud - IN HiocE No c. sth En-
largeuet q q q n Evansville. Als0 Lots q ard
q, IN 1ctarv's nlaF- eHrri, ard The slley running
hetween sii Lots, and extending rom Pine 70 Leet
eTss = -orel 70 a TroE,er eTsds, and the sad ,ots
ten dfl days sfter the publication % this notice.
and in default thereof the Conner Council will
uoceef n g. Jet s1d work n the lowest Bidder, and the
chn~ge7 harefor viii he assessed and
lee hv sale of saa lots, or much thereof as will
satisfy saii lien and c0-fs.
Bv order of the Cornnn Corrcii-
sug4-ind WELL. II. WALKER, Clerk.
l-eTl- - -~-r-r1
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CoRpnRATION NnTICF

nRDERED, That the owners of Lots Nos ., 4. Il
~ aud r.. IN block No. -. Eastern Fnlarcement:
also, the alley running n0fh and south said ots
also. Tots Nos :, r. = =. 1g, u. -, I9 90 y and 2s
IN tlock No. 70. n the Fourth Fnarceent; aiso. the
south 0ne-half ~ o' No. IN hock No -, Ian asco:
AMI part ~ 1 IN the Donation Enlargement of the city
of Fvansvfe and Of Lot No. = ia the Ord Plan
of said cifv. fhesane 10 he filed up cor
rcrrord with fhe CITY Grade, within ten G0D davs
after TIE publication ofths notice, ard in default there
~, the street Cnnn1i- j. directed perform said
work and the costs ar rrpnses aceruinr hereby "
he assessed n and er+e Nv sale nf sa'd ots r az
much thereof ag viii sa:isfy said lien and costs.
BY Order of Council.
WE'LL II. WALKER.
jv23-ad. IVoissho,e copy.l City Clerk.
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MEDICAL.
E. z S z L L Il Z s
MUCH rsEp AND HioHLY POPULAR
I A MILY MEDICINES
S E L L E r s.

SLhESEaA1 ED bIfLR FkLIaS.
WHICH STANDS usrQUALtED By ANY MEDICINE
ASD OTHER DISEASES, ARISING faoa
DE2ASGED STATE OF THE
YER.
II years. and has acrrired a areputation for cuyir
the Liver Complaint, which has never been elualle1
surpassed, ard are the original, only, true and
GzNUINE LIVER PILLS.
pece of the intention to ots for the Liver PiII spy
unfair adan age Of the public Of seeking for It any
share Of which i has not q jrst and full claim.
cine, ssde from the regular practice, TO which he al
way: defesl no Pl was known to the public, having
any fair pr tention 70 give relief In
DISEASES OF THE LIVER.
Fer this disease, had long been successfully en-,
poysa il prvate practoe and was given 70 The public
" extensive benefit; and the result OF its employment
has ipy sustained It; reputation snd nereased bis
confidence 10 lie lust claims 70 he resardsd the only
PHI deserving 70 be esllei ''THE LIVER Pill"
C0sTIvENEsS.
As the necessity for purgStive pills has P founia-
ton very often n torpid state Of the liver ard IS the
general use, they dre recolnmoned with c5nferce. u
cases. IS pIrgaiive pill, and may, simultaneously
to the public, superseie those in general use. n
THE WORM MEDICINE
las no superior In his or any other COUNT v for ex-
pelling Worms from TIE human family.
ieQuenty infet children ageravaee all other
diseases a;lc are capable or producing great disturb
ances in the system; ard consequently al medicines
given 70 remove them. should be prepared with great
care, and Of The hes materials; and it is be feared
that many % the Worm Metict es in use are tl.allv
destitute Of these qualities. Th YeTmifuge which the
suhsr offers u the public is pre- ared OF the best
materials tlIat can he pgocured.
SELLERS IMPERIAL COUGH SYRUP.
Pronounced q ne The plcassntes ami most efcscious
remedy uoE N use, Ior the cure ~ Coughs, Colds,
Hesviness, Iuiluer tickling sensations Of the roA
NlooL Eg I0Uah, 4 &c.. &C.
sellers Imperial Cough Syrup has given relief %
hundreds h0 have usl H. and the proprietor i per-
susdcd ta has q power 70 ifnrsrt benefit t'st can
not be claimed for tie Cough ASturps in general
MOST OF THE MIXTURES.
Sold for Coughs are conrosed Of srirituous ana In
HanmGt0Ty articee which, while they give le relief
really 10 harm. The Imperial Cough syrup contains
no spriiuoys ueredicrt whatever, ard nav te usai In
a Cases not - luiring active meica treatment. The
Imperial Coush syrup has heeS used for tie last if
teen ears h The most respectable Inhabitants of us
hurgh and vicinity. Fsr saie
HALLoCK 4 STOp1ArD,
Ag s. ~ Evansvii'e.
sepi5 SLY And by other Druggists generally.
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AN ORDINANCE
To Provide for the Extension OF Gns LishS
within the City Of Evansville. Passed Aug.


Ist, a. ID. 1882.
4,ECTI0S J. BE Il orjained nv the Common Coup-
= eit oi TIE City Of Evansville, that whenever AMI
person or persons interested in extending the ss 10 any
polit IN the city viii advance TO the civ fifty ff1
,trcn of TIE amount necessary TO proc IRE and law
ooN NE service pipe 20 such point along the pro-
posed line Of extension, the City will ihereupor with.
ot recessary oeav, cause such pipe 20 re aiddown
such i.ne, ard viii furnish 20 Individual copsumer1
along such lire who may have msie such advances,
gas Tor private consumption, at the rates vhc&
Or may he furnished ~ the Gas Company 10 Other
private consunes until the smount furnished 20 each
fes0n nsng sny such advance shall he equal TO the
amount advanced ly such person; Provided, however
lt TIE city shall not he liable for interest sny such
tdFance, and shall not be REQUIRED 10 refund repsy
the same otherwise than in gas as above IN this scctos
provided for.
SEC: 2. This Ordinance shall take effect and bs b
force from and after its puhlication.
JOHN I1EwSOS, Mayer.
Attest: WELL. II. WALKER, City Clerk.
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CORPoRAT,oN NOTICE

ORDERED, That the owners 81 LOIS Nos. /, ., :, 4
;, q, =, sani ~, in 'iock 10 81 IN the Eastern
Enlargement ef the CITY - ErarsTe. the side
walk fronting said lots o. he brought the proper
grade and aia with good hrick, n TIE proper width
within thirty % days sfter the ruiacafon Of this
notice, and in default thereof the Street Commissioner
is directed to have sail work done. ard the accruing
expenses viii he asscssei TO and collected y sale OF
said property, or 80 much thereof win satisfy said
lien and costs By order Of Council.
WELL II. WALKER, Clerk.
NoikshOte cory jy29-4w
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CORpon AT,ny yOrICp

HRDEEED. That the owners ~ lots Nos.I. : ard a.
= in the Old Plan Of the cty - Evansville, cause
The Sidewalks fronting cn Water street Of said iosl 10
ne repaired aud reaid with good hrick, OF tie esab
lished width, within thirty fsAl davs af.er the ,,-t
lication Of this notice. and in default thereof the
Street Commissioner is hereby directed "a perform said
work, and the costs and expenses accruing thereby
viii assessed u. ana collected hv sale of ss'd tro
erv much thereof As viii satisfy said len aIlc
costs. BY orde- Of CommonC oupcil.
WELL III. WALKER. Clerk.
Xnlr ror- ;-co
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ITCEEgr,G

NOTICE Is he-efv giverr - al aucfioneers rrzv-
nen, CartIner, ,Expressnen, WsgorerS, Omnibus
and Hackner, Peilars, Proprietor. of Billiard Bars
teie Tables. ard Ten Pin Aleva. Theatres ard CorcerS
Of
month August, and tlev hereby atfied tn rprew
the sane, hefre sid dav and IN defauthereof
the Marshal + instructed q wig suit ansf an den
quents not otcomplvir herewith.
iy25-im WILL II. WALKER City CT
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PROPOSALS.

FALED Prof osals viii he received nv the City of
- Evansville, the Office Of the undersigned, until
ne st day of S temher ls, for the huildinz Of Dr.
hcstions on Gle H. NY ofNce,-said work 20 be compile
tel Nv the ist day ~ January. A. u. 1850.
auE.-lml WELL. II. WALKER, City CLERK.
i.}F- ok sbotc curv.1