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NOTICE.

The members of the Monroe County
Mutual Fire Insurance Company, are
hereby notified that the annual election
of Managers, for said Company, will take
place at the Court House, in the Borough
of Stroudsburg, on the frst Monday OF
September next, being the third, at two
o'clock in the afternoon of said day, at
which time thirteen Managers will be ebo-
sen to serve for the ensuing year and un-
til their successors are duly qualified,
pursuant to section 4, of the Act of As
semtly, Incorporating said Company.
By order of the Board.
VIM. KHAVIL AND, Scot.
Office Of the Ins. Co. Aug. 2, 1860.
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A0miuistor'5 8 Notice.
Estate OF JONAS EEeGzgal..

Estate OF Jonas FEegZgaT.
Notice is hereby given, that Letters Of
Administration on the Estate of Jonas
Metgzar, late of Smith6eId township, de-
ceased, have been graoted tc the uBder-
signed by the Register OF Monroe Coun-
ty, iu due form Of Law; therefore, all per-
sons indebted to said estate are requested
to make immediate payment, and those
having Ony just claims are also requested
to present the1 legally authenticated for
settlement. TO
HENRY SMITH, Adm'or.
SDitbfeld, Aug ,. 1850
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DISSOLUTION.

The partnership heretofore exiting be-
tween the undersigned 10 the m manufae-
ture of School Slate. was dissolved BY
mutual consent, on the frst day of July,
1860. The book accounts, and Notes
have been placed IN Amos Labar's hand'
who is duly authorized to settle the same
aud all persons having claims will present
the % i'm NJ edistely for settlement.
AMOS LABAR & son.
Del. Water Gap, July 23, ls0O.-3t.f
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A CARD TO THE SUFFERING.

The Rev. WILLIAM CosGRovE, while la
boring as missionary in Japan, was cured
of Consumption, when all other means had
failed, BY a recipe obtained from learned
physician residing in the great city of Jeddo.
This recipe has cured great numbers who
were suffering from Consumption, Bronchitis,
Sore Throat, Coughs and Colds, and the de-
bility and nervous depression caused by these
disorders.
DESTROYS Of beneftting others, will send
this recipe, which have brought home with
me- to all who need it, free of charge.
Address Rev. WIN. -COSGROVE,
43o Fulton Avenue, Brooklyn, n. Y.
June IA, lS60-3m.
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MONROE COUNTY
Agricultural Society

Persons who desire to compete for tho
pre- eniums offered by tie Society on field
Crops, will please send iu their names. to-
gether with the entrance fee OF 81 to tho
Secretary, on or before Wednesday, Au-
gust lat, next. for Wheat, Rye and Oats;
and on or before September 18th, next,
for the other crops, aud the awarding
Con nittee will visit them as soon as pos
sihle thereafter.
The following is list of the premiums
offered.
No. Field Crops.
For best three acres of Wheat s. 90
Second best ''You'ng Farmers Manual and
Diploma"
Best three acres OF Rye s. 90
Second best Young Farmers Manual and
Diploma.
Best three acres Of Corn s. 90
Second best "Young Farmers Manual and
Diploma.
Best three acres of Oats So 90
Second best young Farmers Manual"
Best three acres of Buckw!leat S. 90
Second best "Young Farmers Manual.
Best acre of Clover Seed So &C
" {" " Timothy Seed 3 90
half acre of Potatoes 3 90
&" - Chinese Sugar Cane GO
IS one fourth acre Tobacco 90
J. DEPUY LABAR,. !
Col. PETER SNYDER, Committee.
PETER KELLER.
A. REEVES JACKSON, Secy.
July 26, 1860.
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AGENTS WANTED!
100000 will be sold.
NOW READY, THE
NATIONAL. POLITICAL CHART.
AND
MAP OF THE UNITED STATES

MAP OF THE UNITED STATES
Containing
Accurate Portraits, from life, of the Can
didates of Each Party for President and
Vice President, with their letters Of &C
ceptaDce, Platforms of their respective
Parties, with vast amount of Statistica al
~ after Results of the Presid entail Elec
tions of the United States from 1896 tc
1856; names of the Speakers of the
House of Representatives from 1889 tc
1850.
The Map is beautifully colored, and
printed on heavy calendered paper, size
81 by 40, showing the exact boundaries
of all the States and Territories, extend
ing through to the Pacific.
Politicians OF all parties, and others,
wishing to have before them material for
being fully posted at single glance,
should possess copy ofthis Map.
Retail Price, only 25 Ceuts. Sent
post paid, ou receipt of the price. A rare
chance is offered agents.
For Terms. Address
DUANE RULISON,
Quaker City Publishing House.
No. 33 South Third Street,
Philadelphia, Pa.
JScn
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NO T ice.

In the matter of the opening of Quaker
Alley in the Borough Of Stroudsburg.
Notice is hereby given that the Jury
appointed by the Court of Quarter Ses.
sions Of the Peace of Monroe County. to
award damages to. and assess coutribu
lions, upon parties owning lands through
which said Allsy passes. that the Jury
will meet for the purposes aforesaid, at the
house Of Samuel Melick. 10 the Borough
of Stroudsburg. on Saturday. the 18th Of
September, at two o'clock 10 the after.
noon. Of said day. when they will proceed
to view the ground, award damages, and
make assessments for contributions, as
directed By the Act Of Assembly (passed
April 20. 1855. at which time and place,
oil persons interested are required to at
tend il they think proper.
By order of the Borough Council,
JACKSON LANTz Secretary.
August %, 1860.
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TRIAL LIST. SEPTEMBER TERM, 1860.


Peter Snyder Us. Frsnci. HarIinger,
Adniaistrator of Erancis Harlinger, de
ceased, Israel Marsh, and George l. Slut
tee.
Charles Musch to the use Of Robert
Huston as Benjamin Busb.
Martin Cortright rs James Place.
Henry kintz as David Kresge.
William Bells Us James Steen.
Edward Storm to the use OF Balser Fetb
ernan, now to the use of jacob Il HufsOitb
rs. Willi.m E. Eduouds and Terre Ten
ants.
Johu H. Brewer as. Timothy Marsh,
Administrator of John Mann. decd
Williamson, Taylor, & Co. Us. Jesse O.
Cliff
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To Persons cut of Employment.

4 GENTS WANTED TO SELL THE
Il ERIE SEWING MAcHINE.-We will give
a con mission, or wages at from SIS to
500 per month. aud expenses paid. This
isa new Machine, aud SO simple in its
construction ttst child of 10 years San
learn to operate it BY half an hours in
s,rustioo. Itis equal to any Family Sew
ing Machine 10 ose, and the prise is but
Fifteen Dollars.
Persons wishing an Agency will sd
dces j. N. BOYLAN,
Secretary Erie Sewing Machine Com
psoy, Milan, Ohio.
Aug. 80, ls60.--5t.
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ssrSomebody says with truth that. if
the Douglas Democrats have q hard road
20 travel, the other sort have hard Lane
to run.
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARKES
Celebrated Female Pills.

PROTECTED eSSN LETTER
BY ROYAL 01S&zzeESsSSsssssssssSsss PATENT.
Prepared from prescription Of Sir J. Clarke,
III. ID. Physician Extraordinary to The
Queen.
VT,dIS well known medicine is no imposition, but a
Il sure and safe remedy for Female Difficulties and
Distractions, from any whatever and although
powerful remedy, II contains nothing hurfu 10 the
constitution To married ladies it is peculiarly suited
It will ma ort time, bring on the monthly period
with regularity.
In all cases Of Nervous and Spinal Affections pain in
the back and limbs, fatigue slight exerton pail pita-
ton Of the heart Mysteries and whites these Pills viii
effect cure when all other means have failed; and al
though powerful remedy, do con .an iron, cao-
mel, antmony anything hutful the constitution
Full directions in the pamphlet around each package
which should be carefully preserved
For full particulars get pamphlet free, OF the
agent.
N. B.-$I 90 and postage s-amps enclosed 10 any
authorized Agent, will insure a bottle, contang so pills
sy return mai. For sale IN StroudSburg by
July 81. ls6n -Iy. in. DURLING. Agent
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County Commissioners,
To the Voters of Monroe Co.
County Commissioner,

The undersigned offers himself as can
didate for the Office of
County Commissioner,
OF the County of Monroe, and would respect.
fully solicit the support of the free and inde-
pendent voters of said County. If elected, ]
will attend to the duties of the office faithful
ly and with an eye to the interest of the tax
payers. CHARLES PRICE.
Barret, Aug. Is, 1850.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-19
FIXES.
FIRE IN ROOSEVELT STREET.

FIRE IN ROOSEVELT STREET.
About 10 o'clock on Saturday night fire broke cot
In the building No. ~ Roosevelt street. occupied oy
Solomon ID. Willis as pawnsbop, and Mr.. Ja,erg as
boot and shoe shop. The fire originated ID me rosr
of the second story, and is supposed 70 nave oeen
oaused by sparks from lamp In tie hanus ol ope "
the employees who was iTcblng lot gooos. O"ls W
the large quantity Of light material soout tue pre- mises
the fanes spread rapidly and despite Tue %
tLe contract made with persons pledging property,
nawnbrokers refuse hold themselves Responsible Tor
anv loss or damage that may be oocasoned by IRE, and
h oa, in this instance will be severely felt by poor
nersops. The value Of the property destroyed Is BE-
tween &c 600 and 81 600. No correct estimate can 90
s,riyed at Mr. Willis has an insurance OF -, wv IN
the Astor and Market Insurance Companies 70 cover
bis advl nces pledges and sn insurance OF secv o
the building which is damaged TO the amount OF soou'
5000 Nh. Jaberg sustained about sou damxse'
insured for $500 in the Rutgers Insurance company
The adjoining buildings were slightly eamsge' "
water.
FIRE IN NINTH STREET,
Late on Saturday evening lire occunou ~ ~
duanV-house No 2O3 Ninth street, IN eonsel x
of the carelessness of Elizabeth Degan one o. ZIG
occppants leaving lighted candle or lamp near nl'
he'd Utter retiring Mre. began was badly ouLcu'
and II was deemed necessary TO remove ncr tn0 i'p
tal. Damage TO furniture about 81.
r,pr ~ rtvry. SECOND srRrEr-CoLLIsios hhr"hIS
POLITICIANS AND The POLICE.
Ahout n o'clock on Saturday night, fire broke Vu'
!, a snalI frame building ON Nfty.second arse,, pe
tween Ninth and Tenth avenues, occupied ey nooe"
Carter as bookbndery, and thence the na@es On.
ter ded rapidly on each slice, destroying sna S1sS
upward Of dozen small buildings, oseuP'sS "
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IBY Teleyrrnh 1

AosTREAL, Saturday, March II, 1860.
The second reading OF the bill providing for subs-
dy 10 tie Canadian Ocean Mail steamers was carried
BY ~ majority.
The grant TO TIE Montreal Telegraph Company has
been amended by power being gwen to the Govern
Inent to treat with other companies for the extension
Of the telegraph.
T0RosTo, c. W., Saturday, Mach IL, 1860
An order has been issued by the Postmaster General
10 ali Pogtuasters il Canada West, relieving them
from any huther obligations 10 open their Offices On
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-19

HISTORICAL GooIETy's LEcTUREs ON EoyrT.-The
shird lecture Of this interesting viii be given by
the Rev. John Cotton Smith, at the hall Of the Society
ilis evening" Mr.. Smith knowledge of the subject Of
which be treats in this leCture-EgyPt and tie Scrip
ssvesrenders the occasion one Of special interest.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-19
NEW-YORK LEGISLATURE.

ASSEMBLY .ALBAsy, March IL, 1860.
The attendance was light and the session only lasted
A. A. MYERS moved that, it being St. Patrick's
Day, the House adjourn.
BILLS PkssEp.
To amend the Charter Of the New-York College OF
Pb yecisns and Surgeons.
10 amend the Charter of the Orient Wharf Com
,any by Increasing their capital stock for the purpose
Of extending their wharf.
10 incorporate the ST. Stephens College at Red
Hook.
Aleo some of mere local interest.
Aojounedat ~ o'clock.
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Lard, 2ts kbG Whisky.
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equal eI of citizens of ali na under the CONSTITUTION OF
the United States and opposed any change OF the nnuah
RoSc That the ardent friend, Of free labor and the
development Of the West hail with delight the action OF the
Rep party Congress in favor Of bill to free
homestead o. 100 Of the public land to every person who
sre shall upon and guilty knowing
that Il primary effects Of the would be to attract i'm
migration the West and to exclude Slavery ffOm the Terri
Rs,olred That the construction of national railroad
continent the Pacific Ocean upon the ceno
by way Of Pixies Peak is rational necessity not less than
national duty sne that we ere IN sr o, s imnedAte oonstruc
These resolutions were all adopted rs was one offer
ed by AFR Primer, denouncng in the strongest terms,
the Free Negro bill, recently passed by the Missouri
Legislature. The resolution was passed with unani-
The following offered by J. Richard Howard, ESQ.,,
wss adopted unanimously:
Re'oed That the Hon Francis Blair r in respect to the
resolve with which he has revived and adyo
Gated the views and plan Of Mr. Jefferson the subject negro
Union. involving material interests OF tho highet
order the and of humanity to the ober and which, ron
very fact OF It's pure unxed usefulness ec the usual
opposition that cononts the benefit Of the pede
aud hereby receives the approval and Endorsement Of this
Convention.
The gentlemen named below were appointed Dele
gates TO the Republican Convention at Chicago:
STATE at LargeoFrAnois p Blair b. Gratz Brown Fred
Bruns. II. T. Blow, Joha Doyle.
Fira coagye,sionGi Di.irP L. FOy DIR. Bernays. Alter
Second Coag,ssioEai Diriet-A. excl IT. Randolph Al
e 1S IShT X asPiS%Ga : II hs Chm. con
Fourth CsHgye.s,o"SSl Di'frist-H B. Branch DR.. @. W.
Landon. AttInaies 1hos j. BoyntoD, h. Vented
Fun COnqTssOhdt DricfM Piuner Jas Is. Gardenhire-
Aerustes: Henry Keymer, Vim Gilpn.
SfIt C0Hgre,siOnof Disfricf-J X Kidd, Allen Hamer
ternates; John NJ Rishardson, Jas A. Matthew'S
SSrenM C0HgTesoaei Dstye-Jan,s Lindsay Thomas G.
Fletcher Aternstesj Jas r. Sc James, Albert Jackson.
State Cent al Committee was then appointed rs
follows;
r. Crate Brown from the State at large,
DR. 1iltoD from the State at large,
4. a Dick, from the First District,
Arnold kIektl, from thu Second District,
~ 7. Doal, from the Third District
Col II. Branch from the Fourth District
James H. GGdsnhire from the tinh District,
John NJ Richardson, ffon the Sixth District,
james Lindsay, nom the Seventh District.
Mr. i. l.. Foy moved that four more members from
the City OF 81. Louis and one from the City Of Her
be added TO the State Central Com nittee which
molten prevailing, the Convention elected Mr.. Hants-
houser OF Hermann by acclamation also scsIrs Bart
Able, John c. Cavendor +. H. Manter, and Rudolph
Brcher,
On motion OF Simuel III. Gardner esq, the delegates
to the National Republican Convention 70 meet in Chi
cago on the 10th day Of May next were instructed TO
vote ct that Convention as unit, ss majority OF them
should elect
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-12-12

WABASH RIVER lTEMs.-A rise is anti
cipated in Wabash river soon, when business
viii revive along its banks. rs there is a
large amount OF produce awaiting shipment
This will also make quite difference to
boats in the New Orleans trade, as Evans
Vile will be tine great rcshipring point, and
will become one of the most important
points on the Ohio The Jacob Musselman
is now making regular trips from Evans
Vile rs far up rs Dit. Carmel, and doing a
pretty good business. The w. Y. Gillum
and one or two other small boats are run
ming in the lower river, but To little pGr-
pose There are now three feet ia the river
from Vincenues down. The Caroline is
making regular trips She is oilicered prln-
cipally by Terrc IIautc men. --NtW Al
hmm LeRAer
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COMMERCIAL
New York Market.

New YORK, Dec lI.-Fiour quoted
shade frmer without material change. Lo-
cal trade buying with a little more free
dom. Export demand continues restricted
by the difficulty in selling sterling ex-
change sales Of 10000 bbls at 35@
Is for super state 55(04 65 for extra
ditto; 4 35@4 so for super western 4 So
ga 90 for common to medium extra west
ern 4 sO@5, 90 for shipping brands extra
round hoop Ohio closing steady for COM
mon grades and heavy for better kinds.
Wheat dull for expert in view of the diff
fculty in selling sterling exchange hold
ers firm prime winter red western held at
l I ; with buyers at l IL; fair white west
ern at l 23Gl %, with buyers at 2l0
% sales of 10000 bush of inferior com
mon Milwaukee club at l 03@l O5 400
bush of white Michigan at l 280I 30. Rye
quiet at IS. Barley little more doing
sales of 500 bush at IS for state. There is
no important change in the corn market !;
the demand continues quite moderate /;
sales at 5SG9594 for mixed western 62 for
Jersey yellow. Oats in limited request at
35(937 for western and Canadian 37M379
for state. Pork dull and decidedly lower,
with only a limited business doing sales
of $50 bbls at I6 % for mess 10 75M
| II 90 for new ditto 10 so for prime
Beef unchanged at 50@lO 90 for repack-
ed mess 10 5O@1I 90 for extra mess.
Beef hams duh and heavy at ll@l3. Cut
meats dull and heavy. Shoulders offering
at 81 :; hams at 9G994 with no buyers.
Hogs lower sales at g for dressed, and
5 30@5 80 for i've. Bacon quiet. Lard
| dull and heavy and lower sales of 225
bbls at 93@l0. Butter duh at lGGl4 for
| Ohio l492l for stme. Cheese unchang-
ed. Sugar more active but prices without
important change; sales to-day Of. 800
hhds of Cuba at 44@54, and the remainder
on private terms 4G2 boxes OF Havana
at 81.
| Stocks lower and less active.
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Cincinnati Market.

CNCINNATI, Dec. 1I.-Flour-Accurate
quotations cannot be given 200 bbls Of
extra sold to-day at 4 90, whilst 5005 90
were obtained for 800 bbls in small lots !;
very few buyers. Wheat continues nominal
at 9O091 90 for prime red white, which are
the asking rates. No change in corn, oats
or barley. Whisky declineed to l34, with
q good demand at the decline, Hogs dull ;
they are offered freely at 90, bnt buyers
contend for lower rates the sales were
confined to 900 head at 4 G2O15 90, the
former rate for light, averaging rs pounds.
The Price Current gives $4,000 as the re-
ceipts for the week. 400 bbls of mess pork
sold at t 90 so bids of bulk shoulders
sold at 81 packed and 5000 pieces of green
meats at 4, 5000. Lard not salablo at
over 81.
The money market is unchanged. Elk
change on New York and Boston advanced
10 l premium
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RAILRoAD RECEIPTS.

LEeEM bhlh - ACb'
20 doz eggs, sex faxseed, Dbl butter, Preston
Bros; l bx T. ware, j. ". Hughes , coOps tur-
keys, Jno. Douglas; I6 scks flour, l. Il D. lehman;
slaughtered hogs, J. S jaquess wheat fan,
Wm. Holloway 49, bush corn Geo. Foster 4 Co;
piece casting, Roster d kortf bNs d. goods, 7.
G. O'Riley, bx books, Dobell Il C.; bNs c. to-
back o. f. Fendrick & Co; kits fish. C. :. Wells
car load poultry, Vim. Roberts bbls haNsoed,
Wheeler Riggs. ! car load turkeys, II cool do,
45 bush meal, Thos. PitmhT.
A. f. sHRADER, Agent.
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DIR. HAAS having leased the room formerIyoc-
cupied by Dr. kivctt in Or Bray huidinar, oppu-
site the Post Office, for series of years, would
specfulIy solicit the citizens of Evans, lille aud the
surrounding towns aud country, % visit his rooms
and see the specimens On exhibition whether they
need the services of "A Dentist "r not
Since the issuing of his last ,ircnl,r and aJ,eT-
tisemeut, IA year SINCE several Improve
and new invent ions hnVt been MADE OF which he
has uva4,l himself, and allows nothing thd Will
subserve the interests Of hia patients, 10 pass
secured His facilities better and establish
ment larger, without doubt, than any other in
State, and equal any in Eastern cities All those
who need Dental operations performed ana
pleased with his work, siet he attended To with
The following are the 81 les of work niaunfactr-
ed 10y him:-Continnoua Cum; Block Carved
Work; Nuicanite Base Coreiite; Amber, Cheoplas-
tic; Gold and Silver work.
Nothing excel the beauty add cleanliness Of
the continuous gum work IL Is without a seam
or crevce. Checks that suhleu can be restored
to nearly their original ''ntonr BY this styla Of
work, and also ny the nso % the Vuicanite, Coral
lite, and Amber Base. The latter styles for iieht-
and adaptation to difficult mouths, excel any
GELS anything we have ever
He has several ana'sthetics Tor nll-viatinS pam
when extracting teeth. Th.,y perfectly harm
less. Tho most delicate can have Them applied
Ii e does not advertise anything he cannot do,
nor exhibit anything not made hA himself.
Parents should consult the heslth and beauty 81
their children by having the Dentist direct tfei"
second deutition thereby producing zymuictry and
health to those invaluable organs.
Irrcsularity OF chiIdren's teeth corrected sue
Those having de,ayed teeth, shuuld either have
them tractcd or hlcl at once tthe latter it pos
sibr) The health Of the parties and fhe remain
| ing teeth demand this.
RS take pleasure IN introducing pr. Hans,
my successor to the old rooms in Bray bHildlng,
hoping he viii find them both pleasant and prORi.
able From my intercourse with the p"ctor,
am pleased to find him one of the progressing
possessing taste and high professional ability and
mend him to the community siilifuI aud
petent dentist. (may2s) }. KtgEIT,
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CHRISTIAN HEbBEEItu,
dcc7-3t civ Colecfu


q tate for the pn4 ucnt of tho COSTS and Nueua-
es of Sidewalk improvements. Notice be- hereby
given, that by virtue OF prcceFt issued o., the
Mayor of the City of Evansville, and tu me direct
ed, will sell at public auction, .hc door OF the
Court House, Ia said city, Wednes lay, the 18Th Ot
December, 1860, the following lots parcels of real
estate, much thereof as may DE urct ssafy te
pay the amount charged aud assessed agai a. aaid
lots respectively, the costs aud expenses of MAX
ing sidewalk imProyi mehts in front Of said lots
together with the costs Of sale
Lot - block No. !, IL. Bakers Addition ~ $50
% IT " . ia Eastern Enlargement 1876
" 10 - - IL Eastern Enlargement 1926
10 in the 9Th Enarfe ment u Ga
CHRISTIAN uEDDERiCu,
dacl-fI CIV COLLECTOR.
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GOLAEGTOR, s.4EE on RE.fE

u estate for the payment at the costs aud as
pen5es of sidewalk improvements. Notice IS here
by given, that by virtue of BceccPt issued by tho
Mayor Of the City OF Evansville, aud to me- direct
ed, will sell at public auction, AT The door 90 hr
Cont House in said city, on Tucsday, tie lil daN
OF December, 1860, at o'clock d., the following
lots or parcels Il cal estate, much thereof
may be necessary 10 pay the amount charged Hni
assessed against said lots respectively, or the costs
and expenses Of making side walk Improvement
in front Of said lott, together i'm tho casts 81 hHl
Lot No II block Iut Ietu..,.o .. 1917