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CONCORD, N. IL, Elrch D-SSer r. NJ
Rstssxs recsived from several Of the lower scus
ties u rhe Sas, chewing aggregate vote Of absrs The
semc ~ last year, with ls variation In The relative
ssresesA q parties.
Tho candidates tor Governor ae--lchAbsA Gsotsin,
rcpuhlc car; Asa p. Cato, democrat
Tho result lat ycar was-Goodwin SO s2s Case, sef
CcSooaD March lS--IeP.M
Our annual State election tosk place to-day.
Returns rom seventy foar towns fsos up Ter Goodwin
lsT:2; Gaze, l3,7oa RepreseataAves-loe republicans
and 90 democrats clected.
mo Indications are that the republicans gain ooasdsra
Ths vote Tor Governor N several Of the sadag towns
d - foalows,-
0ccdssSH, Dsm. Cate, RY.
Concord. .................. ....l,D7 9e3
Manchester. ...................l,0o ~ ~
Dover .....,..................o O8 els
OAzemonl. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ssl al
CoscoRp, March l8-Mdnight
Returns iron l2o towns give Goodwin ~ -; caas,
q ,l32
Tho returns from Cheshire and the lower portion Il
Rockingham county viii considerably add % cocdwins
majority.
Ths Republicans have elected four, and probably ~
hve Of the COUNCILLOR, uins OF the twelve Sa&e Sepa
tors, and large majority Of the
by lOQ nf f
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M0rkOt0s
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PHrApurMA, March Is, 1850.
seek! STEADY. Pennsyvania Stato 6I, va Rosting
nsS; Penngyivssis RAIlfSad, 49,. Sight exchange On
New ox1Rass, Aarcn 10, 1867.
Cotteo firm mIea today l050o bales At l0s<c. 11c
Yor middng Tho ges Of the three DAYS add up % 900
basss and he receipts ~ 900 bales against "a 900 for the
me time last year Receipts at this port ahead Of last
year, Al 900 bales dc. 1t all the ports, liz 900 bales
oTst .s g "a pTi%s a2%s ss S''s pork
-four and corn unchanged. Coison-Fresh1 to Liver.
pool, "a Exchange unaltcred.
Cotton easier under The foreign news but quosatons
unchanost Saies to-day 400 bales.
ous:a quIes a'ss ssday $50 Ssiss, q iSs.e loxc
for middling.
SAVANNAH March IL, 1850
! cosAon arm saos today so balss.
c's''a h"' ~'ss today ! ZEE 49,. -. :, -.
Flour quiet but firm. whiskey il ~ demand At lec
hevacns unchanged. Whoat scsivc and cents higher
Ihe demand Tor money encoes ~ eupvlv: the rcceps
o. currcncy are mProvmg Sight exchange on New York
pr esa1 pFcmium Or goed- IL,
BAImom, March IL. 1850
sssf NM, eot no eales Wheas dun, end dcclnoi &c.
Sc sales q u 40 81 46 for red, and 81 So 81 Us
fcx white Ccrn declining and dull white at CSC tic
yellow nc q 74e- Fork: mem ssady e SIS prime al
IS. whisxey dull; Ohio 2ao- axe. :, a.
PHuADxfyHrA. Maruh IL 1880
-Four quiet: superans 81 Whcsa Live: rsd - n
q 50; white 81 g u a. Corn 0rm; 49, lC00 bushcs
yealea = -. . 7Ac Or 1run: osies 90 hushelD
whakey secsdy u H. 40. ass- st b
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81. LOUIS, UArCh 10, IbBV.
The railroad BILL Appropriasrg 81 900 to the Pacific,
100000 b tho Iron Mountain and $750G0o 70 the south
cast bran Of the Pacific aroads passed the House this
aernoaa, making total addition 70 the State debt Of
sSl3oo0 The previous appropriation Of 81 600 600 10
the North Missouri road is not included in this bill This
leaves upwards Of 81 900 900 In the treasury as snk
Ing saad for the payment Of the State debt
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Constituticnalfty or the New Metropolis
tan Police Law In Baltimore.
BALTIMORE, March 10, 1860.
Judge Martin, In the Superior Court this morning gavs
2 decision sustaining the constituuoualty Of tho
Metropolitan Police law.
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Bachelors Hair Dye and Wigs are I'm.
ryAed The dye applied in private skyght rooma Grea
hnNove~eni In wigs separate rooms for ladies' Is Bon
streah = =
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Barry's Trtcopherous In the Best and
cheapest article for dressing peauying cleansing curling
preserving and restoring the hsr Ladies' Try Fold By
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Five Children Burned 70 Death.
CIKvxfASp, Ohio March 10, 1890
The dwelling Of Humphrey Owens few miles north o.
Salem, Ohio, destroyed by fro this nornng Five
children perished In the flames.
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MONTREAL, March iS, 1860.
Mr.. Allan, Of The Canadian Steamahip Company GAYS
that the repovt tina. Capt Smith Of the Indian was
acting first officer Of the Hungarian, ~ true Mr..
Hardie YVES her drst officer Capt Smith s In tho North
Hrton
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A New Vice President OF the Pennsylva-
MIA Railroad.
FnuADuI1uA, March ID, 1890.
Mr. Thomas A. Scott, late Superintendent Of the Penn
yKana Railroad has been appointed Vice President or
the Company, vice Foster deceased.
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BUprAIo, March 10, 1850.
The largo steam Touring mill at Fast Saginaw, owned by
jesse Hoyt OF New York city, with large quantity OF
-four and grain, was burned Saturday nj ght LOSS
about $50 600; insured for SIS 900.
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London Club gauco.-This UMrivaIIed
Sauce msnnf.essred By Parker Bros !ondon be OBJ
tained Of der agent h this city a. j. PARKER 10 BUekAn
street 1hv article = superior TO te Worcestershire 6suoo
and can be ooalnsd u one halt 10 price.
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Mrs. Windows Soothing Syrup.-MfI
loasof bottles used every ycsr In Inc Uned ate
for children teethng with never falling sstccess Reef
Immediate and certain. Only Is oents bottle
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Trusscs of Every Description for PcrIna-
nent retestsn Of upture bathing frues Supporters Shout
Ger races Bandagee k olasc ockiper Knee
CAPS Ankea Ard All surgical appliances sccnaAcay APP
York. - = " -
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Hfll's Hair Dye 5Oc.-Depot No. Bar
clay street. and sold 10y AL druagis Aso
for IA ESir.
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SAVANNAH, March IL, 1850.
Tie crew OF tho ship Sarah OF Boston, before reported
burnt at sea- arrived here today In the schooner l. g.
DayaI, from New York.
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Large Fire In Mobile

BURNING or THE MOBILE THRArRE-THg UNION cor
TON PRESS, ErC.-Loss $276 900.
month";, AKA, March Il, 1850
e Mobile theatre, The Union Cotton Press with two
VI usand bales OF cotton and several adjoining buildings,
were destroyed by fire this morning Tho los Ia ess-
mated o. $685.
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Regal Havana Lottory.-Nss. 0lsS7,
0se6 Ssos 1875 no drew hs Five Capital Przes Ia Tho
Drawipe OF February l6N Circulars roe Il
by addressing boa Rodriguez Of Guy Peat Charcsscn.
south Carolina
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Howe's Original Sewing Machines, Tss
Family and manufacturing purposes.
AsenU wanted for II country.
Once, ~ Broadway.
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Hol1Oway's Pulls and Ointment arc ~
mid in operaou they haxIens their nature being
exclusively posed OF vegetables basamc
Tat the infant ~ well the adult equally benefit BY tbem
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voiGtlaDdcrs d Sons Opera and Ma.
IAfarRe Houke
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Beautiful ComP!exion.-Laird's Liquid
Pearl has achieved celebrity having no eous Cor basufv
ng and preserving The skia 80 broadway.
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ONE BOTTLE OF DIR TOBIAS VENETIAN LLnIry
~ viii Las. family lorg time. save dollars In doGo
and unfrequenty the lie Of member & ~ =
Tn,y. pains Group .cchache, &c.. cannes - -
Price 70 aud 81 cents Per beis Sold everyuAsss DUou
CorflRrdf atreAl
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Herrfng's Patent Chsmpion Fire
and brnl proof esfss 2Sl Broadway, corner Of xsrrs
stroek, Rev Y0k
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New Jersey Judicial Nomination.
TRENTON, j., March 10. 1890. I
Governor Oden this morning nominated Chief Justice
Green for Chancellor.
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Startiipg but Crafty Ing InteIliEence.-
KNOX will positively his eprng style OF to day
Price q. Gail eAriy NO. Ia Broadway, and make
selecsiOr-
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The CENTRAL PARK.-There seems to be dis
position TO find fault with the plan upoa which
the Central Park Is being constructed, and it
10 true that there may be many defects In it,
both as regards artistic effect and cost of con-
struction; but in vast city like this, with so
many interests to be satisfied, 1t is unreason.
able to expect that we can obtain everything
that each one desires. Many excellent amend
ments to the present plan of the Park were
suggested by Robert j. Dillon when he was
upon the Commission, and il is due to Mr.. Dill
Ion to say that we are indebted to his energy,
taste and experience, as much as to anything
else, for the fact that the Park has been
brought to its present condition; but, without
any disregard for the views of Mr.. Dillon, or of
those who were opposed to them, we must say
that it is the policy OF our generation to hasten
the completion of the Park as much as possible,
even though it may be somewhat defective in
many things, and more costly than was at first
contemplated The matter fell into the hands OF
the republicans, and they appointeda Board of
Commissioners, comprising majority of heir
own party, 1t is true, who adopted plan which
the minority considered deficient in mally
points, and it might have been well had their
suggestions been attended to in the firgt in
stance; but as it was otherwise determined, and
as the Park has progressed so far upon the pre-
sent plan, we think II is decidedly the best po-
Icy for the interests Of the city and the people
to render it available to our citizens as soon
as we can and not To throw anv obstacles at
this time in the way Of its completion
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Bows TMa5a M. Sddsus' new piece. catitlcd "rhc
Dead besrt nishAiy receives mnsnss applause from
crowded nousss hwin be repeated tonight, with tho
Beautiful drama Of agnes dc voro and the aughabIc
farce called ''sarahs Young Man."
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Singers Sewing Machines.
AN ENTIRE NEW SfHIR.
Dssred for al mA.ufacrry purposes nolueleeg n A.
operation, rapid and Of every Of work n
" he bcsk machine prudfed. Price only $40
]. n sykGkt CO., as Broadway NY.
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Spring style Dress Hats for Gentlemen
church.
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STARR WoRK.-Thc Tribune announces that
the principal actor attached TO the black
republican dramatic corps, Abram Lin
coin, has spoken twelve times in New Eng
land since his address here two weeks ago.
Mr.. Lincoln received two hundred dollars for
his metropolitan debut, and as he has taken the
large towns down EasA - has probably Noted
fifty dollars In each plase, which would give
him clear eight hundred dollars for his flying
trip At this rate, if the gentleman from Illinois
is industrious, and his lungs hold cut, he may
earn ten thousand dollars between this and
Novembes NEXT He will be the first Presiden
tial candidate that ever made anything out of
the campaign. He b cleverer than the first
Napoleon, this star stump speaker. He makes
his friends pay the expenses of the war
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TIC AIIeK h1my County lPN.J BOWd C0scN.
PTrsgJ.c March Is, 1890
Judge McCaudless OF tho United States Circuit deliver
cd an elaborate opinion to-day In the Of Mr. Dobbn
q citizen OF Maryland The County Of Allcghany-one
Of the bond casee overriding the motion set aside tho
execution, and directing the Uned States Marshal to pro-
coed with the sale Of the county stocks in tho Allegheny
Valley and Conneisvlle railroads.
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holiday soldiers must be paid Let the expense
be chsrsc upon the counties In wAioa tAsy
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Beebe s. Co., 156 broadway,
asyc just nsued hcr spring sykes for gencmcns Has
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AcApUr og Hrzc--The concert Of the National Guard
Band, account Of the Mercantile Library Association
VII b gwen Til svsaing. In addition 70 the Performance
~ ne band ~ Psrrng and Mr.. Schrieber viii play.
Tho members x no Association and their friends should
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New Application efPnotogra phi y.-yfsg-
Dicen executed Vases Cups &c by the pa
tented Of The american Porcelain Photograph Com
rAny. 73l Broadway
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Drawings Of the Delaware State Lotte-
rsas WOOD. kDDf CO.. hapAgurs Of 10
pEGAwARr, OSonGA. KENTUCKY. AID MISSOURI STATE
DnawAsx-ExrsA Class, No. Iss, MARCH Is, 1850.
35, z, 80, 6, AZ, so, 80, go, Ia, 4, Ri, I3.
DHLAwARE-CLAS Nc ia, MARCH Is l66O
27.6, ", "a, Sc, "a, "a, ~, IL, Is, 81, 1, IL.
Ciroulaxs scot treo Of charge o. addressing
WOOD, EDDY CO., Wilmington, Delaware.
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SsApressssss Of tAs Seash-fatoresting
News from Cslirsrsh a-Axricaa Cnviif-
zaeAcs--rhc Now YO~k Medical schs0as-
Tho Labor Move aeHs IN New HaSAsad-
Dasss Hset'ng OF the Now Work sass-
snahorS-LecsA News OF the llcexePslas-
Market RsPsales, 80.
Ase FAMILY HmiAlD Of to-day Wednesday, yin con-
y Letter from an Independent Traveller, giving bis
iRrsssoos Of the South and what aad hoard on
reeeas trip through vrssis, North CAroaias, Sss.h
Carolina. Georgia. Alabama, and 1snnees. wsh the Lot
tsrS fron our Special Reporters In tho South rhs --latest
News from California received By shs sssAmshp Atlantic
Report Of the Dcngs Of tho African Ovizanon Society u
tAsar meeting On Wednesday Lass; mo Oennsasensak
ksssons = the New York Medical soois@es-Nanss Il
ihs Graduates; mo Labor Movsmsnt IN New KagiaaA-
AAD Meeting a ths New York 6hoenaksrs-Greas En-
shushsnA Strike Advised throughout tho Whoas Coua-
w; All Tho Local News Of New York and Vicinity sf I'm
pssAnos; Reports Of IN Caae, Provision and Money Mar
ks sAd ~ interesting asws matters 4 ths preceding
week.
Tnns-Sa year; four cents . sinss COPY. sabscrip-
tons received u the once northwest Of Flssa and
Nssaa strecu New York Eiagie ospes Tor sae u the
ceuaAss and By III agsAh. Advsrshsnsns inserted
= ~ usual HRAID robes
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Charleston Steamship Express, per
JAmES ADGER
WEDNESDAY, Ma,ch a.
Closes Il our cAce two r. NJ day Of sailing
Our wagons soocs by leaving orders 80 Broadway
n The Comphrs branch o0o T Canal street Merchants
banging he Ca Cards Of adams sxpre@ o.. may de-
pepd on our dsivers attending 70 tho
Shippers are r.qus declare of their goods
The receit OD will all rsk. For aforma
iou please apply 70 JOHN HOEy at our office.
ADAMb EXPRESS co.,
50 Brosdgay
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Charleston 1

Ladfes' Dress Rosette Trimmings, Ro-
seacs. brads. At LOoKIfr. BON CO.'S Isl Fulton
street, Brooklyn.
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Drawinge Of France, Drsadbents & Co.'s
sssssx 0ssrrv--OGAs q. MAncu u. lsea
90, Co. 81, ~, ~, 2, 80, Is, L.. rs. l5, .2S-
CeAsollDArxD Lorrssr-CsAss s. nAeoa y toee.
~, 3, 8, Is, IS, 26, %, rs, Q, g, 81. AZ.
HkAkOn RROADBHNT6 co..
MAnAgers, Wuningsu, Delaware.
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RDR.FKs s. aGER6 ~, IS MIN"
Ia street, have just received good assortment
of the following description Of Shoes, to.~it:
Ladies' Lasting Heeled Congress B5ots,
tisitcrs,
SV'g"
Kid Boots.
a. and Goat Spg HeeIed 1"
" aud Z" Buskins,
- Slips il great variety,
8feu's Kid, Calf and Lasting Congress bOots,
- Calf Scotch Boots,
aud Goat Oxford Ties,
" Goat, End and Plush Pumps and Nullifers,
g Fine French Calf Boots,
Boys Calf, Goat aud Enameled Scotch Boots.
- oxford Ties.
Youths Oxford Ties and Brogans,
" Scotch Boots
Child's Heeled Euaneled Ankle Ties,
Fancy Colored Ankle Ties,
" Kid and Morocco a.
q Copper Tip'd Boots-every kind.
All Of which we're made by the best manufacturers
East, and will be sold at very low prices.
iune22
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AE rates.-Grass and Grain Scythes, Sneaths,
Cradles, Sickles and Forks, at very low figures to
close out stock. JACOB STRAUB & SON
EAE:A cor RRE-25 POCKETS
e. for sale bv s. Z. GILBERT d. co.
RARRsS SKLRs.-.g L.ER GE STOCH
Ely of Black aud Fancy Dress Silks very cheap
to close out, at the cheap Dry Goods Store OF
SCHAPkER & BUSSING,
iuly2 No. A. Main street.
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VIEW ADVERTISEMENTS

(CoNcLuDED TO MORROW
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Wg1-CT.H..9EHTT S0EP.
Rare Chance

KDS COW H.E.ns, RFB8EO SID IS
LIB and Shoulders. for zaie Ivy
IuIy2s GEO FOSTER d co
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FOR CoNeREss-FIRsr DISTRICT,
Opposition State Ticket.

FOR GOVERNOR,
HENRY 8. LANE, of Montgomery.
FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
OLIVER P. MORTON, Of Wayne.
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE,
WILLIAM A. PEELLE, of Randolph.
FOR TREASURER OF STATE,
JONATHAN s. HARVEY, of Clarke.
FOR AUDITOR CT STATE,
ALBERT LANCE, of Vigo.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL,
JAMES g. JONES, of Vanderburgh.
FOR REPORTER OF SUPREME COURT,
BENJAMIN HARRISON, of Marion.
FOR CLERK OF SUPREME COURT,
JOHN PAUL JONES, of Lagrange.
FOR SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INsTRUCTIOE
MILES J. FLETCHER, OF Putnam.
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GCOTCH.aLE y LO.N.O OyS' POR TIE Il
~ so dozen pints just received and for sale by
anglo CHAS. MCJOHNSTON.
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS

HTOR p R.E TTO-N-.S TOE
u Order for Brick Side Walk. Council Chamber
July Is, lS6O-And 10 is hereby ordered and
directed, by the Common Council Of the CITY Of
Evansville, that the Of all lots or parts Of
lots fror ting on or adjoining the southwest side OF
Fourth street, between Main and Sycamore streets
50 said city, cause thu sidewalks thereon 10 be-
brought TO the proper grade, aud that they cause
Side Wslk of Class No. to be laid down there.
on within thirty days frQm the publication &C Gis
order. P BUREP CIV
Citv Clerks once, July 81, IsGo - q = y
NTOS r. u ~ II ~ O.V@ NO y : - ~ =
u Order for Brick Side Walk JuIV % Jsen
Aud now it is hereby ordered aud directed
by the Common Cednoil at tho CITY OF Fyans,
vile, that the owners OF ell lots or parts OF lots
fronting on or adjoining the southwest side of
Fourth street, between Main and Locust streets, E.
in said city. the sidewalks thsraon 80 A..
brought t" the proper graz and that they cause
order. p BUREF CIs.t
clerk. Once. July II, 1850 -''N '''''
@T0 "a = . . a TfO-S- .T'OTFCE.-
q Order for Brick Side-NV TX JnIy "a Ie9o
And now it is hereby ordered and directed bv the
Common Council Of the City of Evansviiie tbaf
the own r owners Of Lof % 1854 In ths Mons
ton Enlargement Of said civ .,sa ~, -. -,
thereon to lie brought t. the proper grade AMI
that they cause "A sidewalk Of Class No 10 b.
publication OF this order.
Clerks Office. July 81, 1s6O.
NOTICE TO COyTsTR1 CTORS.
AHt NoIiiipu NouLCii OI lIe City OF EyAuSa
vile will receive scaled proposals until August 2lst
1850, for grading, gathering and ziDE Third
street. from Locust to Sycamore street; the con
tractor TO furnish all the materials, and do the
work Sgreaably to plan and specifications on hle ia
tn office. p BURKE CIerk
Clerks Office, July 20, I.6l.
~ 4 q n n II s. TRER a SFe W.ER.-
IL The Common Council If the CITY Of Evans
willie will -,q,ird proposals until August 18th
1860 for the construction of Sewer on Eighth
street. from Division street to a point twenty feet
south east Of Main street. The contractor 4,
furnish the materials, and do the work according
to plan nnd specifications file In this office ana
payment 10 b0 made On completion of the work in
city bonds, due IN one year, and bearing interest.
p BURKE. Clerk.
HTRPER .3.ZHKRT.-R UTCRERS
: u and Gardeners hereby notified that six
butchers stalls and all Of the vegetable stands il
the Upper Market, will be sold nj public auction
on Saturday morning, August I4Ih, 1850. at seven
O'Clock.
By order of the Common Council.
p. BURKE, Cl7rk
Clerks Office, Jny 18th, 1850
CORP - FAO.Ns .F0 TFCR.-
u Order Tor Plank side Walk July II, 1877.
And now it is hereby ordered AID directed by the
Common Council OF the city Of Evansville that tue
adjoining the south side Of Hamilton street. from
Washington street 10 the eastern line of the Cor.
pOration, cause the sidewalks thereon TO b.
brought to the proper grade, and that they
sidewalk of class No. 2 TO be laid down thereon,
within thirty days froG the publication OF tLis
order. P. BURKE, Clerk
Clerks Office, July p, 1850.
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Clerks ONCE. July 81. 1soo. 'o HAh' Clerk,

ItsHE N a.
o q The Common Council of the CITY of EyaBs.
vile will receive scaled proposals until August 2st
1861 for grading, gtering and zipR Th,rd
street, from Locust to Sycamore street; the con.
tractor TO furnish all the materials, and do the
work sgreeably to plan and specifications on hls ia
tn office p BURKE Clerk
CIark,s Ofica- Inlr 20 l.Gl
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-08-13

H1OR REyN'T.-THE WELL R.N'S U..N-
Il Store, lately owned and occupied by Michael
GHvisk, deceased, a grocery and provision store,
corner of Main and Fourth streets. There is
1rst-rate smoke house attached to the store
Apply to John Gayisk, or ~ ri. RAHM, Jr.
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