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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-01-17
Pork Packing

Has about. closed here for the season.
Messrs. iJsqness & Co., who have done the
-largest-business, have packed 1900 head
The ayerage weight was 226 lbs, an excel
lent result in this respect. The average
price paid, by this firm was about SIS % per
100 lbs. net weight. ---.
We are informed that the three other
houses that have made business of pack
ing-Messrs. Foster & Co., Shanklin, and
Orr-have packed all together about 1900
bead. Other small packers have done
enough of business to make the whole num-
Der packed, say $500. The average weight
and price we presume will run at something
near the figures of Messrs. Jaquess & Co.
e. This is a very small years business in the
pork line for place the size of this. There
is no good reason why a very large pork
business should not be done here The
place is well situated for the purpose-in
the midst of a fine corn country where hogs
as in large numbers are raised, and conven-
lent to the great Southern market. 1t is
true that our location so far South gives us
little shorter and more unfavorable pack
ing season than Cincinnati, Indianapolis,
Terre Haute, and other more northern
places, but this slight disadvantage viii not
account for the small business done here in
this line.
Let the capital be put in the business, and
the proper attention be given to it, aud
there is nothing to hinder Evansville from
becoming one of the largest pork packing
points in the West. We are somewhat sur
prised that more of this Kind of business is
not done here, and think certainly that it
would pay as well as any other business il
carried on largely and systematically.
Evansville ought not to allow the thousands
of hogs raised every year around her to be
taken to other markets for want of buyers
here, or even slaughtered and converted
into preserved meat by the raisers, who for
want of skill and apparatus make large
waste Of the offal, which, by proper man.
agement is made valuable for the purposes
of trade. -f-e r
will not some of our capitalists turn their
! attention to r. this matter, so that next
season a better account may be given of this
yastrinteFest? There is good profit in the
.ss.ss4s. z-Als-- y -t.-.1 =
BUSINESS st rrf-T rz5 ----
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-01-17

BE- In giving the abstract of the pro-
ceedings' of'the General Assembly, we reject
all unimportant matters, and give only tue
important action. Alls that our readers
would care to know they get.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-01-17

nsa-we learn that our young friend,
Guido Ilges. has been appointed one of the
assistant Clerks Of the House of Representa-
tives; a position ae is eminently qualified
to fill.-- Yin. G0z. "a .-. ,s.las $50
Mr.. Ilges is gentleman of 6ne talent,
and did good service during the campaign.
We are glad that he has got good place.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-01-17

ga Dir. Todd, Of Kentucky, brother
in-law Of the President elect, was here last
Saturday, Sunday, and Monday, at the
Sherwood House. He came in or Satur-
days train, and went up Green River Nom
day evening. He ia q young maa of in
reHigence and sociability.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-01-17

u.s. new work upon coins and medals
published by the Messrs. Harper, calls to
mind the fact that the Buchanan election
medals bore the following notices: 'The
Union, it must be preserved = ''No section
alism !" "The Union, one and insep-
arabic" Could any satire be keener than
this? t't
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-01-17

DG@ At the Old Soldiers Convention, at
Columbus Ohio, few days since, the fol-
lowing resolution was unanimously adopt
ed: .....--..
Resozued, That, right or wrong, sink or
swim, live or die, we are for the Union of
our country, now and forever. We have
fought to preserve it and viii die in defend
ing it. .s .-tlt1a
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-01-17

81 On the 18th, the second day of the
session OF. our Legislature, the House passed
a resolution to display the American flag
from the dome of the Capitol, and request
ing an artillery company to fire a salute Of
thirty-three guns in honor of the Union
while the flag was being raised.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-01-17

BG%We condense the Legislative pro-
ceedings from the indianapolis journal
partly-partly from the Sentinel Both pa
pers give very satisfactory reports
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-01-17

EEA- A communication on Coercion
Civil War, is unavoidably laid over.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-01-17

BG@We publish the late special message
of the President on the first page of the
Daily. II is an important document, show
ing that Mr. Buchanan is not wholly lost to
all sense of duty and patriotism, and not
quite given over g, total depravity. ~
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-01-17

By That dreadful diseaee, scarlet fever.
has again visited our city and Is playing
sad havoc among the children. Two chill
dren in one family (brother and sisterl in
the lower part of this city died of this com
plant yesterday.-N. Il. Ledger.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-01-17

BSS- The Legislature of Kentucky meets
in special session to-day to consider the ma
tional troubles, on the call of Gov. Magofin.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-01-17

jay While the telegraph line has been
down We have obtained our teiegrapbic
news from the Terre Haute Express, which
gives US the news a day ahead of any other
paper .s~.z., ..-.. 81 4 s.---.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-01-17

s% twill be seen by our dispatches that
Gsorgis has passed Der ORDNANCE Of seoss-
sion. g.
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BUSINESS CARDS
e1EE ~ RE-gE a

AS0kERCTOE' G.zKE or RERL NS-
u tate 'or the payment of the costs and expen-
Bss Of Sidewalk and Alley improvements Notice
Is hereby given that by virtue of precept issued
by tho Mayor of the City of Evansville and TO me
directed, will sell at public auction at the door OF
tho Court House IN said City, on Saturday the ID
day Of February, 1861, at q o'clock p NJ, tho fol-
lowing lots or parcels OF real esta te or so much
thereof IS may be necessary to pay the amount
charged and assessed against said 10 Ia respectively
for the costs and expenses of making Side walk and
the costs of sale:
.tan SIDEWALK IMPROVEMENTS. =.df
+. H. DeGarmo, Sc IS of lot 1873, Donation
Enlargemsnt ......SlSOl
John Euler, g q Of lot lS4, Donation En-
~ largemsnt J9 20
iargement 10. sc
Stephen Hyatt lot IT block "a, Eastern En.
p largement. 8. 90
do, 20 block "a, Eastern Enlargement 6.82
Anthony Wright, lot block 34 Eastern En-
largemeur esq
do, lot block 81, Eastern Enlargement.... 10 SO
. do, do do 81, do do 80. 10. SO
Geo. Burkhardt, lot IL block 3, Northern va
Enlargement 435
$685. ALLEY IMPROVEMENTS. ''+
Conrad Baker, lot III Donation Enlarg 'ment 821z
Fl. @. Wheeler. lot 80 block 10, Stockwsl's
enlargement 40
do, lot 81 block Is, Stockwells Enlargement lao
.eaat.H g.r.-8 get CHRIS. HEDDERICH,
Jan11-tiH feb.-2 -.-TF -r4.-4f City Collector.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-01-17

On the 18th irst., at O'clock =. NJ, CEABLEs Ep-
HUND, IN FAINT son Of Hiram E. Read. e.-.af
The funeral will take place from the family rssi-
dence First street, near Chestnut, at 5 o'clock
P. N. to-day Crhursday). Friends or the family
invited to attend. ...- t.=.t
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-01-17

h17s.The Telegraph Is again at work See
our dispatches.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-01-17

g DJV@ESREES. t
~ Almonds, Brazil Nuts, Filberts, Pe-ans, Eng.
l1sh Wanufs, Figs, Raisins, Currants, Rock Candy,
oysters, sardines, Alum, Epson Salts, Roll Brim-
stone sulphur, Copperas, Madder, Extract of Log
wood, Indigo Cream Tartar, Sofa, Bed Cords-al
kinds, Backing, Batting, Gloves, Nutmegs, Cigars
OF all kinds, Tobacco of all kinds, Ginger--race
and ground, Spanish Noes, Glass Jars, Lanterns
and Fiasks, Mustard, Matches, Pepper Sauce,
Pickles. stone Pipes, Powder Safety Fuse, Soaps OF
Cap, Note, and Fancy Paper, Wrapping Paper En-
veinpes, Salt Petre, Gum Drops, Juju Paste
Wooden Bowls, Cinnamon, Dried Beef British Lus-
tire. Bonnet Boards. Java Coffee ink, Nails Glass
Sash, Oil, Spirits Turpentine, Pepper, Allspice Sal
Soda, Pain Killer. Licqunrice, DC, &c. -
supply'of the above kept constantly on hand,
and for sale Iow,by s. f. GILBERT'& Co,
1anl1 % No Sycamore street
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-01-17

AeE " e Il e a ~" 8 SDR $50
y hhds fair to choice for sale by
Ea ar. ~. 8. f. GILBERT & 70,
janll 70 5-rlfeyss t No. Sycamore street.
.YY ola SSES.-3OO WsAOLR .9JV.O
- II half bbls, in best cooperage for sale by
JanIl s. E. GILBERT co.
NsORFRR.-95 BA as PR7.nR MO.
: = for sale BY tjanlll, 8. e. GILBERT & co.
A7fOTTGyE' K.gR.Nrs.-1 90 R.R as 40T1s.
u 5OOs. COOS, and zoos Cypress Mills for sale by
4-- s, L. GILBERT CO.,
J4hll - ~15 - Agents of Cypress Mills.
. %SORsN' SRELzERS. K.MP go T.sE
y for sale by (janlol GEO. FOSTER 8 co.
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COLLECTOR's NOTTCE

.r City OF EVANSVILLE, Jan. 9Th, 1861 II
A00T1CEs Is ARREBE &EH"E.N"
y y that 1, Christian Hedderfch, Collector of the
CitY Of Evansville, between the hours of and 2
O'Clock A NJ, and 2 and O'Clock P NJ on the Isl
of February, 1861, will sell at public auction at
the door OF the Court House, in the City of Evans
Yille indiana the following lots parts Of lots and
parcels OF real estate and iInproyements assessed
from the owners thereof to the City of Evansville
the Same being GOV due and unpaid, and for the
costs OF said SALE and that such sale viii be contin-
ued from day to day, at the aforesaid hours and
place, until all the lots and parcels of real estate
herein mentioned are sold as offered for sale:
s#f .tf. ORIGINAL PLAN. .s-rG
Morgan, Dan, Dr., improvements on lot 1914 500
..Af -i DONATION ENLARGEMENT e
Redmond, Thos, 1915 by IA feet south west
y EASTERN ENHANCEMENT.
scantlin, JAS, jr., lot No. 10 In block 81. SIT
Kilbreth. Jas B., do Il do ia 40 40
az SO Is AZ LAMAsCo. tl-e ..tt iI
Henderson, J. j. lot No. II in block &c.,. 800
Haney, W L., lot 81 block 2O.................. 10
do do 81 do 20...................... Is
FOURTH ENLARGEMENT.
Bs&er, VIM, lot No. in block 20............., I5O
DO do do 20............... 800
sToCKwELLs ENLAnGEMENT. 5.fs
McDevitt, John, lot No. % In block l9.....-- 66S
Narcross, A., heirs, lot IA do 2........ Al
GREEKSVILLE @
Hendrix, Joe, lot No. IL In block 5..-........ liz
5s do do rs do, 5............, %
do do IA rs do 6............. q 81
NORTHERN ENLARGEMENT
e. I. 8. C--S. I. r. r. Co., lot No. block 500
{. e e a 3 & e e ! g g g e: e
CHRISTIAN HEDDERTCH,
jan Still fsb City ColleOtoS-
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Ne TEClE 90 rs1 = ---7--
- Persons knowing themselves indebted to
the tte arm Rohu & BritJoA win please com
forward and dust ths same, thu said firm being
dissolved. We Fes:r- all per aving eli inns
a ainst US t. present. then immediately for pay.
ment. jan14, EOHN BRITTON
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NEW ADVERTTsEMENTS

@A " To " s.-25 BUsH O-VTO.VTs
W just received at flif -aA s-.3 .t -=+'
dec27 ID u ELLIoTT's samily Grocery.
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DRY GOODS. &C.

sSS1 ssSaf az
:. ss q sshS END 81 Tx 9oa.
TsNsIs ssfs T.o ssb SaIS Ssi aaSds
ssi;: Ss$ s;ss 70:
Fine worked Sic nas.. wv Wool h ssc &c
Fine s SIX a ssts piece Ssss
s sssSs Rshss Ts EhISSss s.s ssss
SaSSI Ez zI1R 's s..! piece
s'is q: 'Sfs
e s0f .p sa ss o Best sns ,ss s
Buttons, a. rcss Tooth Brushes Cd ROUND COMBS. C.
bundle Large Quantities other Fancy Goods closing
v,Sv NOS. "a AND sss EIGHTH AVENUE.
s sgsLh ix xsp s shEst { ;sd l e.
EIsIE s sI1k n1SxEs ss. ,se
E EsESSH y yI9WEss e E : spray
81. sssss sSH EEtt SSEss, ( spray
n,,.,,, WIDE p .As ~ 6ts.s!sa OUT los
cent. S erdsrsS bsndkeresisf s Sc a01sH
stS g &c aaa
s WIpT p sos1M so s,0sns 2. - 3
FINE FINE fk$ SIs i!s r coo,
Lots Of Needewok and iane Goods in baskets cheap BID
entire stock Contained in the two stores closing out
stating Dsary everything kept the Lace Emorode-
EIszEya ~ ana 2ss s,shss s ,...
ARG ): cUsHMANs 4ss SIXTH AVENUE CORNER
KID GLOVES the best quality in every size and color,
s,fs f q in every STYLE made
&c. ans
sHrRTs~dEErs FINE SHIRTS. our own make, 81
NAsH AND SHORT TINE BUYERS
nSd sses g. SSec
NEW yon Hn S Ghsr H9nf:'f lnt IossDALE
Utica Peppere and 0 Hnsusnot ssse.nss pen
kentucky Brown and seasheS Drills striped Shirt at
'ns' &C. &C., Wifi sYfssAsr LARGE ASSORTMENT
The closest buyers are particularly invited to examine
A. 7. STEWART co.
DooHs WIDE 1h 2sFs DOORS CLOSED
their
&4 and 2O6 Sixth avenue
Msndsy m0E.ng sf S1s.n;
5000 very cheap Embroidered Collars,
Fresh imporations Black Thrsad Lsees s'
sisnRn.s Lasss s' thread S Sei h8ss &c. A
100 pieces DRArE G1R Mxfslf Ma,cEs
LACE CURTAINSf SC.
Job Lots very much under price.
New line Cambria Edgtngs and In
servings
New Inc T. "a, 81, l04, I2-4
White Illusion Laces
Job Lots Muslns Swiss and Book Taretons
very much under price.
style IIeaddresses adapted the
New line Briliants and Marseiiies.
Job all Linen Towels - dozen;
low.
Fun line Hosiery, Under Wear for ladies,
gents and misses; ladies' made up Under
Clothing every variety: Corsets, Skirta
Full stock Yankee Notions-Best Pins, cents;
best Spool Cotton, "A cents a dozen, &c.
Now opening Ribbons, Flowers, Ruches Head
Ornaments.
r. III. MACY,
204 and 2O6 Sixth Fourteenth street.
T>MBROIDERIES, THREADS, LACES, TRIMMING,
II French Fancy Goods Hosiery, Gloves Head Dresses
Flowers Ribbons &c &cTo the ladies of New York and
viciuy-Ths wHl the week the closing
sale Of the above stock at the well known establishment
Of E. UHBFELOER, 301 Canal street. and article
be sold regardless to cost II will be the interest of every
lady investment every purchase 20 per
cent w be saved Call an Yourself
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
A PROCLAMATION.
MAyoH's Oyy1cH,

CrrY OF HAvAHNAB Nov. a. lS@
wontsd inar OF s,sesge psssengers Abong from
the port into city and & and
from ans are ,hs cheek should Be
placed upon this Influx Of borng and psnPers and
whereas the City council st lie last meeting passed AZ or
session ordained ~ me Mayor and Aidsr@sn Of the
Slsd and Is hereby osdainsd Sy authority the that
shall lawful hereafter for master captain or com
~ 2 sndea
a s Sasd s syr Or
n sonvicon bef'Is the Police court twenty
s for but & % such
ter captain either carrying such OF
as S y. such
pauper shall become charge to or ON said city Ter
the OF 81 least twelve months iro sucn On
such commander paying AL costs o. prose-
and all attending The en OF the or
ders of the Mayor carrying out this ordinance any gives
Zee And further declared by tho Aforesaid that
aud he hereby instructed to issue
tenor and Of
Of the determination Of the CITY authorities OF ssvannSo
The inas Of into the % ana ,has sGn pr
ether the Judgment Of thu Mayor may be proper
Now therefore Charles c. Jones Jr Mayor OF the CITY
said ordinance conan and for the purpose
giving extended publicity 70 the tenor and require
iDg ali persons any of the and
guemrnts Of this said ordinance and more py
nv dn and notice s sssam
Of savannah the agents aud or said vessels
the determination Of The city authorities Of Savannah strictly
opder executing % prevent Inc nna Of psap.s into
Given under my hand and the pnrate seal OF the oily,
sn' csrf g axass sSsss G S.yos
IAtest1 RICHARD W. Core, clerk OF 'ouncil
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MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS.

CORPORATION NoTIcE.-A RESOLUTION HAS BEEN
walks n Th1yfourh street. between sixth and Seventh
Also for crosswak from the southeast corner of Eas
Broadway and PIKE street
A,so flag in Twenty street, between Seventh and
Also Gouverneur street, from Division Water
Also 70 Thirty ninth street, between Seventh and
Th Fs Sixth
avenues with belgian 81 or trap SsSs S
Broadway and Sixth avenue from Thirty second to Thirty
Also pave Twenty third street SIKH East
river s1. with Belgian IAN Or Trap block pavement
Hudson River, wIiss block Or selslsn pavement. GO
stssss with seisan trap block p.ye%ent 49, 49,
sssss SsSa to sixteenth
A.o pave iSId from the south side of Fify-
Belgian or trap block pavement
Mso . pave nOus,eo street from Avenue to BO~ery,
Also that the sidewalks In front Of Nos Is H. 10
Also laid At the intersection or Scam.
mel ana Cherry Streets two in Scanned steeet and two in
Gag side walks and set curb and gutter stones in
Ninth ht md se sss ss sSss -
Also to ~ lay croeswalks corner Of Uourtand
e tag north side Of Thirty secondtrcet between
Also 70 relay crosswsks vescy and Washington
Also TO renas Asor place between Fourth avenue and
Also, that the southern and Westerly sidewalks Of
Madison square be paved in conformity with the other
sides.
tina. eosswak be laid from the aide Of Jackson
street TO the ferry Mt the foot OF said street
Aso that crvsswalk be laid from The side Jackson
street 10 tho ferry at the foot Of said street
Also, 20 Forty ninth street from Eighth 20
wn , s or se ese the
thereof.
Also pave Thirty street from sixth avenue 10 uud
River Railroad depot with Belgian trap block pave
ment
Also reset curb and gutter and haa Eleventh avenue
from Forty second 10 Fftieth streets
Aso TO dag sdewa iks In Thirty street. between First
and Second avenues.
Also 10 Cf street from John 10 Fulton Streets
Belgian or trap block pavement
Aso TO lay crnsswaks from Hunters Point south
west corner OF First and rbirtyfo-rth street
Parties having ecops the above viii send
tons, direct 60 Alderman A. Boo Chairman of the
r T. a BooLE, COMMITTEE
JOHN RUSSELL, : on
JOHN H. BRADY, Streets.
r. *. MINIS Clerk -
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DEMOvAL-H R. woRTHINGTON HAS REMOVED
~ bis Office for the sale q steam pumps water peter
His factory the Hydraulc Works Is In Van Brun
street. Brooklyn, near Hamilton avenue Terry.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
ITO TAfLoRs AND CLoTHIBRs -PUBLrsHED AND
now ready the spring and summer RepoI OF Fashons
c M ~ dencrcs 2a Broadway publsher q the
ior sale guide 10 practical cutting style Of
measure BY actual measurement combined with
Apply TO WIN. GLENCROSs, az broadway, New York.
VANDYEE REyIEwED.-THR REV. =. r. DOANKe
Sermon In review Of Sermon Of n. j. yasdyke, ID D.,
reduced to IS hundred single For sAlA By Nm,
CRYING, No, BeeknAn ptreet, room IA
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS -0FFICE OF THE COM
IN Of Taxes and Asses No 81 Chambers
York, JAN L. l86l-N0tice Is hereby given that
Rolls Real and Personal Estate Of the city
and county Of York for the 1851 will be- opened on
Monday the 18th instant for public Inspection and Will con-
open until The 3 day Of April inclusive All tax
payers earnestly requested to call and examine the same
Also all persons by law reduction Of their
men Of being cergymen or for military services
and charitable institutions by law exempt
from taxation, requested TO make alca, for sncn re-
ducon exemption previous TO the closing Of the rolls On
The following secaion Of the Of April H. 1852 is publish
ed for the information Of taxpayers
10 During the time tho books shall be oen for pub
lie Inspection heretofore provided application may be
OF his real personal estate TO Aave the
corrected II such application b. made 10 relation 70
the valuation real estate, II must be made IN
writing stating grounds OF objections thereto and there
the shall examine Into The conpfant
II in their judgment the assessment 10 erroneous they
shall the to be corrected II such application Do
the valuation Of personal estate
applicant shall be exatned under oath BY the said Com
one who shah be authorized TO admin Ter such OATH
they shall the DO corrected and hx
Of such assessment they believe " be
Just their decision thereon within thirty days
after such application shall have been made 70 them No
reduction sha made by the Heard Of Supervisors OF
estate imposed under this
unless II shall sppcar under oath or Amrmaton that the
party Aggieyed unable attend within the period Pre-
beA FOR the correction Of taxes BY reason Of sickness
absence from sAe city LAWS Of issS chapter @ section 81
r ~ aROWN Xssessmsnta
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CORPORATION NOTICE. PETITION HAs BEEN
~ presented TO the soard OF Aldermen pave Fourth
street, between Bank and Hammond streets with trap
pavement the Of property TO one half OF the
sbecns the requested send their objecons
directed the Chairman o. the COMMITTEES scet Board
FL A. Bo0LE, )committce
JOHN RUSSELL. J on
7. 3. MINIS, Clerk. JOHN ii. BRADY s,reets
CORPORATION N0TICE-A RESOLUTION HAS BEEN
~ presented 10 the Board Of Aldermen for sewer win
the receiving basins and H. bu,t in
Tenth svenue from % Forty ninth street also
In Forty ninth street. commencing west OF Tenth
avenue, 70 connect with the At Eleventh avenue
Parties interested IN the having on "a
Ne sams are requested % send their obiecons directed 10
men, No. City Hall. 1880
- - T. A. B00LE, ON
g 8. Nns, Clerk. JOHN II. BRADY. ! Sewers.