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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-12

~ Estala Of New fark p4il ~ q
y.ssisi.k .ss the sss.is - 8 ~ !. !;
3 r - zIuu.nz - - <srs1sasxes D
lk1 1a7< & ~ rs comyah5sk OF sather iaoulsl
r<Ss fu11rns q their employees. Let aen q
-lrsss inssssiey ssAfpaased ~ inerse,ors, and Oh
p.slis yill = ss-<ass ~ ;,
sauTesd Is glsrinia Indeed II would be vel
Tor yhnfhs he mnnsfAansas ard che senssnser J
such legssiaiisn shpah satAiu in viryiniA Tier
veshonld Aess - nsrs Eyumbiiug about exosei
tant Eas bill. - lf1stew isastaissser.
Ssns artian On THE coolest was ssgrcsted TO
our CITY Ooanci1 ~ NJ. ovea, net bsg since.
though We bslisvs shat ssskiss aas been deue.
Whilst nnrrssonable consiaip,s mag often be
~ ~ ~ ssnssners. NJ have no doala that
he crsssiss n The afkce 4 inspector Of meters,
and tie appointment If . sai,able pereea % GIL
ths trust wonid remove .erery ground of CON-
SrlHint We weuld be ycry fAr from casting any
Iaties spos either the pfo..i,y or caraciy OF
! ~ rtsons employed By he cospany 10 take cog
I nusnaes Of this business; whilst Assert, that
seppointmsns - "a person who would represent
ths psople. rot smeuable TO nor having any in'e-
rsss in the affairs Of the coapsny, would tend to
reprsss tho growing spirito dissatisfaction whis
il eyfnc,d against he Gas Company.
Mistakes ere liable 70 occur from the incorrect
measurements Of the gas. owing. frequently. To a
disorderpd condition Of the meter. which it voc Ia
b. he chief business Of the inspector to overhaul
There may also be other Of dissatisfscsit N.
,ueb q the manufacture Of an inferior article Of
,.s resu,.;ns in A ra,ts far which ,be eepsum ar
il on;.stlv charged We have heard loud co m.
ri.;sk. .r,,....d a. ,ha Hill. os Az. .,,,r.rv To-
the ,..t onsr,er and AZ no. be.;,ate 10 ,ar III a,
oo, o~n "a. .nres.onabls and b.v,nd al, nr.,.e.
a..A Rvs,v,,oav trow.. ,h., N. 10. hill. far ,he
rr.r,., .,a;,,, Tho a., q, Dsconhsr a.. .,,. -.
l.,.s, III. s,r ans o.l.., o..r,er ,h,re ..;,. .
.,ss,s, n,r..,.. ~ shor, .ad .Io.,av d.. d.r;, .
he Tires mo.tb, preceding that ner;od. than in
.nv o.hsr corn.snondnv ,er;od a ~. wa, Ara
vet though ". burn, fewer ,;vb,. dur;n. th. las,
ousrter sndiny tbs si.t a Msrch and S~ NOR.
toc NJ the tim. ,~.-. M. -, =, ,a,a =. .,.h, ,,.
gas bill was ten dollars and thirty. eight cents
more than for the quarter preceding.
n was mot po..ble that va oo.,a NV. ,..a =.
much m. =. in tho nrao.d;n. o,,.~,.r h, =, ,...,
80 vef cent Our ras hill for thu ouarter ending
December tho 3laf owes ss-tv.n;nc SaiI.rs and s.v
entv esnta for the ousyter endino tho s,.t If
March, sixty dollsre aud eisbt cents. and for the
corresnondinp ousxter last YEAR ,o.w;, that and
ine March 3ist. 1850. fertv-tvo dollars and tbi,
result, with the same number OF burners. and
about the sams avcrsae hours If r;oht.vork--
mt rsors and ro..;blv La. An,hodv nav mas.
oeiys from this statement tina. there must DO "a
screw loose y somewhere, though we d;.cla;m
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-12

Tue NiaGARA's MAILs.--We have our files by
the niagara at Boston, busea&s telegraph has nj
ready gwen all the principal news:
Il is stated that Garibaidi, being n.ivc Of
Nice becomes n French citizen by its annexation,
aud may possibly be elected TO represent his M
tive town in the Corps Irgislatif OF France.
NJ Saiii and Father Gavazx have published d"
rafnious, giving in their adhesion to the vote Of
the annexation Of Turcany to Piedmont.
Louis Napoleon in his address H. the Provincial
COUNCILLORS, concerning the annexation Vi Savoy,
remarked:
My friendship fnr Switzerland made me look
upon it NJ possible to deach in favor Of the con.
federation some portions of the territory of Sal
yny; but. in fucc of tho epulsinn shown among
you MT the idea Of seeing o country dismombcred
which has known how to create for itself through
centuries glorious Individuality and thus giveit
self national history, il IS natural 80 declare
that will not constrain the wishes OF the popn
la,ipns to the profits Of others. AS regards the
political and commercial interests which unite
certain portions of Savoy to Switzerland it will
he easy think, to satisfy them by special arrange
mcnts.
Il hope, then, gentchen, that may soon con-
riler you rs memhers Of the great French family.
shall make it II point Of honor to realize all
your Wishes and the annexation OF q country
connected with France by SO many bonds. will be-
come for II now cause vi prosperity and OF pro-
gress."
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From Rev. DR. Rosser

or ~ EDITUK OF TIE CHRISTIAN ADVOCATE--
Ws-S sEMrLEs lsrALlInIE BAKING rowDEg--AI pprsou.
Ton, o light sweet anu wholesome biscuits batter
and buek~htai cakes may purchase this powder with conf
dencc Tue materials are perfectly harmless aud more pleas
ant ilan Sola SalHraliis No fear bread The
use :" II VIII make The ghles sweetest bread shortest
possible time; save tine labor, and expense never dis
appoints II the accompanying simple directions are
beside is manufactured IN Virginia. aud invention of
lnnk yeJou. John W. Garlek, aud sole Prp
cor, Lcmond Va We know him, aud have tried H. and re-
commend the best tried Get il an, mind , ii,
ree'i"1S feb Its.
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Wnr6S of Caution


o. - If w wcr" la io that the wells and
WS springs Throughout The country had poisoned
a va had dsco'crcia an anle 10 effects OF them
t'h would moi gladly avail themselves
The hope o a,triing dcail. II tell that
had discovered inhc o treasure
that We were prepared 10 share with them, would
oar At to "rluue Bat as health Riches
h"" much mere grained should they be Ia learn thai great
ahacta has been compounded oi purely vegetable
lh: ava curative powers ic css
dhtkes7 Need We give instances? If cali
ihhnr g" BAkEi. BliiEEs and examine The oi
orhtacs, from all SECTIONS at the South,
been cured OF DIse STA by It's all properties Among
thrI Will The Ut Old
male "Ntnh9 THIS BTrEIs Ia the Skies and hl ro\i.
, Tor lis curative powers. But lis virtues c,nfn,
10 l!-,"psa Nervous Headaches Yield cadI To its powers
Torpid 'crs become quickencd and made active na-
eh'r Sour stonachs made healthy neufa,lling c
l,r Indigestion disappears when enters the organs oil lie
nmrta cannot resist lis tonic powers Aul Cholera s.
when met ny these BirrEG promptly disae.l and becomes
sle and .s When that seonrgc devastating the country
bAkftS Isl El's viii mol rcmc, NIL the ills humanity
n such diseases caused by the stomach aud rc
dh! Yield I" lis strengthening effects and sIeed, driven
from The system Al who need tonic Try it, AMI be-
come their own Judges of Its virtues
For safe by all the Druggists Lyneburr, and by all
principal Druggists IN the cay vi Richmond,
Virginia; aiSo Of MesSrs Vl,as st Co., Washington cit!
d. e.: H. H. Stablcr Co.. Baltimore, Nd D. b. Miller Cow
ingi"n, NY; aud Barnes ~ Park, N Y.
Orders Oiled 10y addressing T.. BAKER prnpri,;or
'u -d"cls kiul,uIund, Va.
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aI1ssbfnsssA

u zzN4HqE4E&fzptHfH- = " J. "'A'.. .''s.
some . - HzPezaissa Senators are % nsF. :
ssniessa IN order soas'osI ~, .ps
amendneHt tsePsfed by senafos o's1o"s ~. ~
! cOrnnsfnssi clause 81 the 9e.Io,h 49,
treaty uoW STANDS u soaio. ~ s"o 49, n. -.
rorlsnens, conier on franef; Lus'as. ash;.
and oshsf na'iona, gfea. aasan 1870 :" lib
canntry' pocause ny our e.k a. $1,000
then' !hey coo'o e'ai'n IN .He - $3.50 1T
To the most '.vo,eo "".. -. r., al.
Mexico woasa " 'ns,'a 's. i ~ Mes;ca At onr az.
'h"'hke' efes' W W. 80 e =
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FRANKLIN e. Co,
WHOLESALE
CR0CERS g. C0MMlSSION ME2CHANTS,

T. hOCERS % yum MlSSiUN MERCHANTS,
Ne ~ Nt'a St,ef. aest dooe 10 L1erts KaSvAeasr,
Gil RJ fG, A.,
HANEON HAND AND FOR SALE
Il al bags Rio. l.asiira ar4 Java o.ee;
J. bbs Br..wn EStn g.. Crushed and ruiverzed sugar.
/ 900 lbs Lraksvic and Union Cotton Yarns: NJ
=, O kegs Old Dominion Mails;
~ o sacks Liverpool AMI rginia salt;
b. boxes Adtinanne ami Inluv Candies:
2 u sides good Sole Leather;
hN Blankets;
1"tons Iron tIIamnered Eelc Rr Horse Shoe Round
Oval und lolp
IL eases heavy f. ots AMI Brogins, Shoes;
e@ Orleans AMI Wrs lna Nosse, ne ~rup Bacon Sides
XII Mackerei in barrels AMI Kits tree. Teas
i-,wn AMI T". soaps, Eice scala Spces, Ginger Pepper,
iliciie, Alani Extract Loswood Indigo, Maddox starch,
Window Glass Putty, Wagon Boxes, Spades Shovels Trace
Grind Stones tud stone Fixtures, lorsr Shoes Nail
Y; dis, Whit Lad, Zh lnnnss OIL Upper Leather, Cast,
shear an lisierc Steel, AAes Coil Eoc Hacking, Powder
81 OF Lad, Pnin.A Buckets Sugar Boxes, Ncs of Tuba
'apPng and rlsg pa"r Shoe Thread Twne DemioIns,
~ Staple Dry 6oos such brown, blraclea and
@ ped D"mesiiSs laIs iNeys lenas kcrseys, Full Cloths,
I'll nn'ls, Ba Bnkcls, tneoes, Alpaeeas &c., a
general Is'rnent Of ne and Liquors Wines
T Particular attention paid 10 the sale Tobacco wbea,
4 IN, Flour AMI all other hins Produce and prompt remit
u" 'rS hiai' f''r the safe Of same. oct 29-dScs
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LoFTIN N. ELLEIsr, CLERK.
New Grocery and Commission Houye.

WIN. III. ROSE Sc DIR. A. L. WILLS
HAVE associated themselves together under the style and
l. firm Of WILLIAM H. ROSE " CO, and have aken The
house No l0T Main Street. next dooro Lee,
for the purpose Of conducting
General CT oceIy and Commission Business,
and this time IN receipt Of large and well
of GROCERIES, STAPLE DRY GOODS, and LIQUORS of
all kinds AMI every other article usually kept in First Glass
Wholesale and Rct Grocery House; and Will particular
attention To the safe OF BACON, LARD, BUTTER, FLOUR
WHEAT, TOBACCO, and Country Produce generally
liberal advances Produce in han consigned for sale and
cash time sales when required
All ask from the public to call and examine stock
before buying will be quick sales and small
profits
~ No trouble to show Goods. Zap bly,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-12

LATER rRon Msxno.--IH Qwt al Vya Cyaz-
SmdH Por Raging .1moag Mramons Troops The
Haaishmeat Of .imeficaaS jrom The C'p'ita, Jt--New
Orleans, April o.Thc schooner Arrogant, from Sisal
the ith, has arrived The Spanish vessel In
hnnero was in port with dispatch for Havana from
the Spanish squadron before Vera Cruz,
Advices from Vera crnz on the lst represent the
city "sqnet 1t wns reported that Miramon had left
Tor the capital.
1t was estimated that the loss by the damage aud
destruction of property dan e the recent bombnrd-
mrnt amounted to So 900 900 This amount is pro-
hnby great exaggeration. Residents of the els say
the whole ciiy would hardly reach that amount.
The small p0x WAS raging among Miramons troops
at Mediiu.
The bark captured b, the L. S. steamer Indianon
WAS namcd e"Maria Conceptions, mud belonged to
harius expedition from Havana. \ Mexican schonn
~ had also been taken.
decree hanishng Americans aud confseating their
property I'D been published at the capitol.
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Read This 7

SnELBYyIlLE, (Tenn,) Oct. 10, 1866.
MCsS@ Messrs Perry Davis Il Son :-Sirs-tratude 10
NSS you. and duty To suffering humanity require that
should make known the benefit have derived from the Of
your tru valuable Pain Killer; and by seeing this, sui
rci will be induced ~ TO give trial and be healed
! shall he compensated u thousand fold.
In jane, > after polrnctd Illness of several months
severed, attacked with drowsncss vertigo, dimncss of
sight aud "ss of appetite, accompanied by fever difficulty OF
brenng ctc My physician pronounced pneumonia
bordering HE first stage of consnp tion nd after exhaust
ing his skil declared positively that had the consumption
that he could do nothing for me, and thu, must die llowey
he yistdm Ia llsr the besI htnVI
do, which did with no effect. | then made use OF
which proved inefficient
II, this time symptoms pain In the head morning
evening and during the night darling pains through the chest
burning the palms of the hands, quick pulse night
difficulty al breathing, etc. when fortunately hold OF the
"r.uplcs Pamphlet, IN which the of M,ssr Bnri
Cone and others, which induced
table Pam kllct, and strange 1t appear derived
benefit from the ave bottle
done all other medicines. have
an Killer and am hearty and enjoy better health
heretofore done for humber of years
NH l0-lm GllSrAVUS A. CELOY.
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m - HoILOWAi'S OINTMENT AND PILLS.-The
ISS giant strides Of intellect in this century
better exponent than the almost absolute dominion all
FIRMS 9" external and internal maa,y ACHE, cd by Uoras
Vtff an" OahR.f i,Cn scroGIa other Diseases,
posed constitutional and incurublc, before Be
u t3EHtcfsjts! sld nanullctury, No 80 Mai
'n Lane. Ne" "rk anu b, all druggists e5c G}ca 81
pct pot III box. Ian Sd
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LFaeabg BE- MARKETS.,

f. B. EUCKEE, - =
pr o . &c + d Il pHE RI
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rvrs- sss.uen VII be aaaer.sssd 'spssseni ss''s
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elers Going North,

lTtpK !. Il s.ssssss sxlssa
M no myl ~ make agreeable trip informed that
W selling tickets by tc South-oile Railroad to Cy
Point. aud thence baltimore and New OK by the hn" VI
running City Point. Th"se Steam SHIPS arc
the urg' d Of side wheel y,sses, having magnificent nc
cHpanDs passengers, equal 70 4e u he bes pas
niske their rs with gent regularly:
asc 10 Baltimore In ~ hours from Cy Poin a9d toss 70
New York IN 3tours The best prOf ~ their peerless SAFETY
the c that they have been running for wiihou ases-
dent.
ON tho steamers 49, ..........$ IS 90
Passengers Iynchburg New York. including meals
on ne Stea c,ers ........'...... 70 90
ew 70 4" direct, take from L. nchbug On Tuesnys,
1hursa. and SATURDAY for BALTIMORE; and On Tuesdays,
Fridays and saturdays for New York
W a. GREGG, Agent,
p. Souih-Siic Railroad Company
sy Knoxville papers and those on the line of the "a
Tenn Il. r., Pile: n, copy (ap0ts
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JOHN SON YOUNGER 81 OTEY
IA PEARL. SrkkEr, y

JOHN SON YOUNGER &c OTEY,
13 PE-hRL- SrEkEf, .t. ~
cARx. RICHMOND, VIRGINIA
EEAFE ON HAND AND OFFER FOR SALE
~ 1000 bngs isao, lagu. aud Java tofes,
% bags Mocha do
800 sids good an, damaged sole Leather
BOO DO Adamanne Candies;
100 bc brown Soas
10 bOSes Fancy Nv
1000 Kegs Old Dominion Nails
100 parrels ~ u. Molassss
Is hogsteads Gula MolssseS
% do ". .. sugar;
100 lnrrcls extra g. su4ar
100 do low grades sugar
~ do graduated sugar
- do grouis1 Sugar;
- patent cut louf Sugar
"a barrels crushed sugar;
~ kegs Soda:
100 boxes FrrLch Window Glass;
100 Kits No, Muckerel;
% barrels Nv. / iicIritgs;
10n bushels Clover, Thu,,y and other Grass seeds.
Bcaics full assortment nf GROCERIES, we'd large
aud we'll seceted stock 10 FOREIGN AND D0ESr 10 IIt-
TORS Ne also agents for Of the besl Sands VI
MOUNTAIN RYE WliISkEi NIL u which via sell low.
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{ tANpLEs-25 BoMs( H. Grant Il Co.'s Star Candles
~ KNAPP Bras & Co.
10 " Hotel
" lallow
In store and for sale by WM. H. ROSE Il CO.,
10 No tUI Main Street.
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- s i New Books.
THyliE BIBLICAL REASON WiiY-A hand book for Rbli
Il cal stud,r' recommended by ccrgynen OF all enor'I
nations PoEAs by Miss Muloes, author Of John halifax Gen
ilprnan, &c. AND SEAL, work, by the author Of
apu PAYNE 4 BLACKFoRD.
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NpAKERs BrrrEEs.--A fresh supply If this popular BIN
ID ters just IN hand and Tor sale, by
apiI j. ii. THOMPSON, Drugri.t.
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tLOTNING. CLOTNlNG!! CLOTnIsC!!!

NV HAM WV Wv AhsL =
m addition ~ ire large ana fashionable stock or READY
J. MADE 0Lefhls MI pprrhssed have en1agt arss rate
cutter. aud Will from ins dae manufacture great part of
my stack hoipe Hying DO lgt my Goods rum lnsriers
aad Commission Houses Team dner great ndneensAis to NE
public. Garments will be made shor notice. and god VI
always warranty My Gtnis. mod VII lovers Of honl and
Soulrn ntndfacWc, hre requested Is nairnize ma viii
Ny stock cpirstas Geie,sn, faa.n Boys Cloth
Ing Of every description; also, Fnr.ishng tioos. SUCH rs
shirts Collars, Gloves Ties Hapdkerclfs, Drawfrs, seeks
suspender Trunks Carpet ags and number of olsr nri-
clrs. To Country Merchants will say, that Now better
prepared than will ll rs cheap as any house THIS
baltimore. 40 call Min Amply the purasa
for his trouble. NJ. GUGGENIlEIMEk.
LyNcnBu NC, April II, 1864. ..-=t :. :. - ~ .
PSA considerable nunber Of good hands can h steady
cnpo, cnt and reasonable prices work the South
era. Clothing Manuiaciar,. ZAP llsl N. a.
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N Of LandetLs approved Garden Seeds of ,tar
everything TO be grown in Vegetable Carbon For sle
mh ~ = = y. ". THOMPSQN'S DRUG STORE.
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New Spring Goods. March Goth, 1860.
AN now receiving my Spnng supply embracing great
- rely Of pretty goods Of les and patterns, amongt
uem are chails thaie Robes Mousln DE Iaines Organ
OF btached Brown and Plaid Dvmestes NIL grades all Of
"nen WIZ soil ehcapJor cish. extend cordial invitation
:" Nj! ehuss poA oil cay aud country, 10 give q call.
NH, I'D. PuRVIS, Agent
" 4 ~ n Slre.l.
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was always right, that in 184s be got clear
outof the party again, aud followed "little
Matty" and the Barn-burners away after
the "strange gods" of Free soilism. But
he rectifed that error again and came back
a penitent in 1852, 1t will be remembered
by the Wings of the Scott campaign how
he proved his allegiance to his party in Appel
10 Hall in this city,by denouncing the Federal
party and the memory of his own ancestors
aud defaming his owr early history by bis
abuse of his old Wing associates.
Such is the man who seeks to represent
the First District of Indiana in the Nation
al Congress. We believe he will experience
the disappointment and defeat, which he
has always met before the people. They
have no confidence in his political stability,
and will not trust their interests to bis
keeping.
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Letter from the East.
CONTINENTAL HOTEL,



EpIToRs JOURNAL: | reached this city
last night at 10 o'clock, after a pleasant
trip across the mountains, via the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad. This is one of the best
built roads in the country. For speed and
safety, taking into consideration the country
through which it passes, it is not excelled.
The country through which it passes is
rather rugged, and some years ago it would
have been considered an impossibility to
build railroads over it but the energy and
perseverance of the American people can
overcome almost every obstacle, however
difficult. The grandeur Of the scenery
along this road is not surpassed anywhere,
and such Of our citizens as have never trav-
eled over this route should not fail To do so.
Those contemplating trip over this road,
in order to enjoy the scenery, should take
the p NJ train from Cincinnati, and then
stop over at the Glades House, or Oakland,
from : p. NJ. until A. NJ. They will thus
pass over the entire route by daylight.
The Points OF MosT lNTEREsr.-The Via
duct across the Monongahela, ESQ feet long
and 80 feet above low water mark. The
superstructure is entirely OF iron, and Is
said to be the largest iron bridge in America.
The Tygert's Valley river, along whose mar
gin the railroad follows for some distance
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CINCINNArI, August c, M.--The river has
fallen inches in the last 40 hours. There
are feet in the channel. Weather haEy
and very sultry. Mercury 929.
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91.f1.N.N.sTF sOsP.
1arS Chance.

REs1H 1y1-g re EEaE.E Tfff CITY
~ soon, offer my entire stock OF Teas, To-
hacco, &c. at first cost for CASH osLf New is the
time for bargains, I am determined TO close out.
wishing to embark in a good business, as Will
nose of the whole Stock, Fixtures, &c, II de-
siraad At low t,sure JAS L. SPALDING,
Corner Main and First streets.
n. B-Those persons knowing themselves in
debted to me will please call and pay up without
delay. Iuy9o
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q 49, - = - = z = Z =
And GOV ii IS hereby ordered and directed, by the
Common Council Of the City of Evansville that
inc own OF owners ct LIT. No. I6i, in the DOna-
ton Enlargement q said city, cause the sidewalk
thereon to he brought 10 tlie proper grade, and
that they cause side u Of Glass No. ! 10 ls
laiI down theisnn viii. ,irty days from thu
publication ui tui> order
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NEW YORK WIRE mill.
Hartford, KY, July Sth.-jHly2O-td


II ESSO.N'S ~ .HUSKC.~-THR I'M.
IL dersigned would respectfully inform the cit
liens of the city that he is prepared to give lessons
in music, the Piano other instruments, to
all who may favor him with their patronage.
Instruments of all kinds tuned and put In order.
He will also select instruments for those who
not Judges themse Ives and desire to purchase on
reasonable terms.
Residence on Sycamore street, between Second
and Third streets
julyII CHRISTIAN MATTHIAS.
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q Order tor Brick Side Walk. .july - 1850
Aud now it i hereby ordered aud directed,
by the Common Council Of the City of Evans
Vile, that the of ell lots parts Of lets
fronting adjoining the southwest side of
Fourth street, between Main ard Locust streets,
in said city, cause the sidewalks thereon to be
brought to the proper zsra c, and that they cause
a sidewalk ut Class NJ, 70 De laid Gown thereon
within thirty daN- frn'u rhe publication of this
order. p BURk f, Clerk
Clerks Office july r. 1890
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS

GtOR OB.zTK0.N' ~ q TKCE-
u Order for Brick Side walk. Council Chamber
July 2S ISGO.-And it is hereby ordered and
directed, by the Common Council Of the City Of
Evansville, that tho of all lots or parts OF
lots fror ting adjoining the southwest side OF
Fourth street, between Main and Sycamore str els,
in said city, cause the sidewalks thereon 10 be
brought to the proper grade, ami that they cause
a Sidewalk of Glass No. to he laid down there
on within thirty days from the publication Of this
order. P. BURKE Z, Crk.
CITY Clerks Oifice. Jrlv II. 1850
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Jp3W WAKtFl z y q o " n h Il q n q u 9.
q The Common Council of the Oity of Evans.
vile will receive sealed proposals until August 2lst
le'otOr grading, enttering and matchmaking Third
street from LocnSt 70 Sycamore street; the con
tractor to furnish all the materials and do the
work agreeabiy 10 plan and specifications on Tie in
TINS Office L. BUR r.. Clerk.
Clerks Office JuIv Yn TSGp