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The New York herald., 1862-12-23
HARDWARE AUCTION NOTICE.
IL SPECIAL SALE.
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III AUCTION NOTICE.
SPECIAL SALE,
ON WEDNESDAY. DEC. -,

II AUCTION NOTICE
on waosssDsY. sfhSIsh Sil.fh bhEc. a.
JOHN H. VAN ANrwEKPs SON auc,oness win hold
NJ sr1y M h4sss ss s M a. u ~
at 10 orock comprising large Nnd desirable assortment q
shelf Hardware. heavy goods .r
O'Clock hi. dsy.
uESRy D. MINER, AUcTIoNEER sALlsROoM 81
n Ns,19 stree. oplssiie ne Post ocisc aiSEs
6rr j celoes, III Ihcir gai-y, 50 1asa s'rect
sssi %o a%ssa orq s G w. ws.Rs das
william a.r;: d jphH.os, 9; s,s@Ps 4 p; SHAT
oertel cs,y, smith, q I. brown rtgan, wydenycd, u,
XSs the wei fnoma fcaie of The Deibtin Bil BY Blp:
ss paaon,'edy ~ @ ans,' Tors Alsa & beaa'ifn ps.bl
rssrs ,sgIsss@i,gs ne French, s'!isi sas snse
M A. kotk ks Scha, pd1acr., psen, u London anil
others oi equal merit The atontion tue rbir Is
sils ami hghy anished sna aae ,rsaeGs q c ar.t'o
IIENRY D. MINER. ,ucroNEER- 81
sdNEs9E hi s1 vii p;s p auction laf l'l l 1Sh , :. \ ;a
a. Their ssiesr'a q Aa.s.g ,irsc, .are e1eo'iou q
shades prepared ey he vol soosa iaNidcrn- . y Cat
I BogAET, AUcnoNEER-Bs $. J. BoGAgr-
80 Nortn William street, Toys, fancy Goods Sc Sins
Nsesres &C. eans,ns = rsiemsTs, s.ney Article
one Champagne ten .alons Brady, a. Deposits
nlifru from 80 psiAHJtfN
I poGARr, ArcyroSEEa-By $. u BoGARr-
- This day - two O'Clock, 1a Hudson sirfct Mortgage
sale ot Fixtures al dr0"ery store, consisting 0 Platform
and smsi Scales Kess, uemlohns, coun'sss, Shelving
Stove and pipe, Beer famp, Eefseesor Iea Boses Nes
surcs, Horse, Cart aud Harness. Ar
CUAS. y. WATTS. Attorney FOR M0rtgasee
BoGARr, AUCTIOSEER-BY S. y BpGtET--
II "Wednesday, December ~ hsfpsal tea O'Clock, a.
The rooms No. North william street,
Furniture, copsising pl Parlof SUIT mahogany Chairp
Rockers Root ass oak Dining Room Chairs Rrases aud
Ingram rarel Bureaus Bedsicads superior Fea he ed
Beading rgndciabras and kiicncG Fgrpure Also "
COOKING Stoves az.
loBN II. BURLEy, AuCr1oNEER, WILL sill YHIs
81 at clock, al Nc, ia Canal street;
other Bureaus mahogany and other Bedsteais
Centre and other Tables Sofa Beds MardrObes
Lounges Pier Mrtel and other Qlssses; Lace Curtains
Cottage Suts TeteEet mahogany aud Chairs
tas Chandeliers Tapestry 1nreepy aud Ingran CARPETS
Ooo Hair Mattresses Feather Beds Blankets Spreads
Pillows Boistes Stoves Manepieoe Ornaments Cutlery
Plated Ware. nc.
TosEPn HE0EMAN, AuCTIOSEER.
81 VIII sell on
WEDNESDAY, DEC "a,
Al 10 O'Clock A. H. at No Ga Rcmsen street, between Henry
and Hicks streets,
Rosewood Plano (st0ddaf HuDhsm1 also asa1rt.
psn Of rosewood aud mahogany Psror, Chamber and pm.
ing Room Furpiture Han Mattresses, Beds, Beddina
Crsckerv glassware, Brusse4t Ingram Csrppls Oh.
s!oihs. sloyes. A.. >CaIAosIes v sses'ooms.
The New York herald., 1862-12-23
HENRY b. HERTS. JR.. AUCTIONEER
IL ny HENRY WOOD co.
MAGNIFICENT HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
SPECIAL PEREMPT0Ry SALE Of
ELEGANT DIAMOND JEWELRY.
SUPERB EIG HI ZEN CARAT JEWELRY.
FIRST CLASS GOLD WATCHES. &C
On WEDNESDAY, Dec q, a. eleven o'clocl

eleven
AT tie salesroo.ns No. 450 Broalwas
This sale s mp eHprssy e sit private purchasers and
Ra: late II New Orleans. Al, o. Which is q the very na
quality and viii be guaranteed IN s,rc accordance with the
The stock comprises Inc brilliant rings Pms Earrings
Studs sleeve buttons sc in eas'e; & and single Sonasi
&c, in pearl! emerald. ruby .ur uoso cameo lava,
tine, Mosaic and other settings Finest quality Gold Hunt
Freres Jules Ranss, To las Beesev, Jos. Jo nsoD AMI
other celebrated <ers, together with raj asornent
ket and offering opportunity thai seldom %
sucn goods at Catalogues viii be ready and goods
especially invited TO attend.
ii HhS"' p Sii BY Henry MOOD { Co.
sHERIFFs sALE-sEwING MACHINES.
Broadway my Sewing Machines for nanuiaeinrng pnr,
poses made BY J. NJ Singer CO ny n y sic ys Of No By
B. REILLY, Deputy.
HARDWARE AUCTION NOTICE.
IL SPECIAL SALE.
JOHN = van Nj = NGnk sN ssInsseE WIN sen
Wednesday, December "a at 10 O'Clock large and
sraeis en- n hngsn - eraan r ana Amssn @ Hsf
ed sizes Elliptic SPRING, Bexsgon Nuts Carriage Lace ue
kps Gs Wsa s ha @ a. caps ' se .a sss: Saw
Shears Knitting Pins Furniture Knobs Wire Netting ham
Tea Trays ssoed FROM 10 to ineh Hsois and anrss
A. Also 700 s,ess sc..Ts Sheep Els or sspn iron ,e
Rs, gs English lie I.miss sisdre!. Tsnmsserews and
ia,ehes Turkey and Hlndo.tan ois,eae Monlang Pan
Irons eoopers Dividing Bits Centre Bits Coopess Tools
Spoke Shave Irons Sparrow Bits iron and evrr Sirrups
Cn-aes Gouecs &ortice do plane Ivcrr single and
donble Horse Shoes founders Roid-. whir sokc
ieniye nS oice Of G. s. siena fliss embracing psr Of
lIslf Round and other Files.
Pie Who'll. being good order aud worthy the attention
TeTiAs cash. IN baukable money.
The New York herald., 1862-12-23

EyARM AT AUCTION-POwELL 4 DE LANGUII-
LETrE Auetoneers, win sell at pnbie auction on Fri
Island the Farm belonging 10 Mrs. Anne Tennis TIL
contains $50 10 of which IN good state Of cult
sls Crops, DC. commences at 10 o. rlock A VI.
POWELL b DE LANGUILLETTE, Aucttoners.
HfCKsyIIIE. Dec ID 1862
The New York herald., 1862-12-23
A UCTIoN ICE.-ANsEXTRAO ORDINRY OPP0RTU-
n NIFTY FOR uOUSEKEEPERS AND THE TRADE.
SAIE OF

A NIFTY FOR UOUsEKEEPkRS AND THE TRADE.
LARGE SALE OF
ELEGANT H0t SEHOLD FURNITURE
VELVET, BRUSSELS AND INGRAM CARPETS,
CUT GLASS. CHINA AND SILVER WARE
IVORY TABLE CUTLERY, &C.
f. ROTH, Auctoneer will sell. this aay STuesday). De
cembcr - IL ociok, sey the elegant and costly
Ho sehod Furnure the elegant residence No. lis West
Eighth street (Clnton pace, between Fifth and Sixth
avenues The whole wii be sold the highest bidder
for cash, Offering extra Inducements to purchasers,
a. the entire turni'are OF the house IS new,
having been made 70 order within six months.
consisting of elegant rosewood Piano rosewood and
black walnut Paror Suits covered IN rich brocae plush and
Turkish Easy Chairs aud Lounges TO match DanasS
Curtains, Velvet and Brussels Carpets rosewood
Centre and Tables Easeres, with mirror backs and
DOORS Mirrors Vases Bronzes Twenty-one day Clock, Oil
Paintings, rosewood I'd mahogany drom Suits Spring
and Hair Mattresses Blansets Sosers Pillows LOUNGES
Sofa Beds Rockers, Chairs, Glass, China and Silver Ware
Ivory Cutlery Tea and Extension Tables Ingram Car
pets, Olcloths, Stoves
n B-rhe hale will be sold by catalogue without re-
serve, and must be removed Immediately. No postpone
ment.
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SALES AT AUCTION.

SALES AT AUCTION.
EDWARD sIYrzENICH, AuCTIokEER.
~ ELEGANT FANCY GOODS,
By ID. IVES Co,
AT NO. 625 BROADWAY,
THIS DAY AND WEDNESDAY.
AT 3 0CkOCK p. NJ,
superb FANCY GOODS. suitsblo foY proaente
ELEGANT FRENCH BRoNzES'
FRENCH CLOCKS ENGLISH PARiAN GROUPS,
BIsQUE GROUPS AND FIGURES.
CHINA VASES,
PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS.
CATALOGUES READY
EDWARD SINTZENICH, AUCTIONEER
II SUPERB HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
BY d. w. IVES CO.,
THIS DAY AND WEDNESDAY,,
At II o'clock EACH DAY,
A 81 PERB ASSORTMENT OF
ROSEWOOD PARLOR FURNITURE
RosEw wOOD CHAMBER SUITS,
LIBRARY FURNITURE,
HALL FURNITURE.
These elegant goods OF the best make suitable for
ON EXHIBITION DAY AND EVENING.
The New York herald., 1862-12-23

n COTTON, ,AUCTIONERR-ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD
Furniture, IN seNcod, mahogany and oak; Paror
Suits 5000 yard. Administer Wilton and Velvet Carpets
plate Mirrors, Singers, Weeds Grover 4 Bakers
and other Sewing Machines thirty forty imported OIL
Blankets 4c. &c +. cotton WIN sell this day tTaesiay
street rich valuable assortment OF kind
DESCRIPTION Of expensive Furniture, from family de
cnn embracing almost every article required
IN The hn oeeiher with several large Plate Mansi
and Pier Mirrors 5000 yards Of Ann nster Wilton and Vel
Carpets % 80 superior OH Paintings or 10 singers
Grover Bakers and Weeds Sewing Machines all in perfect
forers Ac &C. Also solid Silver and Silver Plated Ware,
Books Fancy Goods &c, good opportunity 70 all in
M B-The Sewing Machines viii be sold at IL O'Clock.
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s.A snDS ,ssAqTs Sgd ,sri1 okA sShagA
~ ~ 70 s ,as s9a egh hn~ 9olay yo@l "A tr kA
- " saasa lanas xoscr an q ssst
The New York herald., 1862-12-23
GEORGE COOK. AuCTIoNEER
VI ELEGANT FANCY GOODS,
CLOCKS AND RR0NZES,

IIENRY u. LEEDS q co, AUCTIONEERs.
IL Camel lair Shawls, Jewelry, &c.
HENRY II. LEEDS j CO. will sell at auc,ion on Tues
day. December 2 st lO O'Clock, at our saesroon No. Is
Nassau street,
Elegant Diamond Jewery &C. consisting Of splendid
sortmen set in the most beautiful styles Watches by the
hrst makers Diamond Pins Rings Scarf Pns Necklaces,
Brooches, Armlets, &c.
AT IL O'Clock,
CAMEES HAIR sHAWLS-The balance Of an importers
stock sold without consis of Black, White
and Scarlet Long shawls Green Square do; Open Centre
Scarlet Elegant White Oriental as large SIZE Striped
Camel Hair Long and Small Shavls. Extra quail
ty fine Centre. cost $500; White Long Shawls open
CENTRE Black do Scarlet filed do: very costly White do
superb Scarlet Spare large size, cost import $3.50,
ncent White Embroidered Grape with superb fringe cost
in Can on $780, and many Others
A;so invoce of Embroidered Handkerchiefs H0 n0n
Lace Undersleeves Collars, &c.
TT ENRY H. LEEDS h CO. AUCTIoNEERs-HENRY
Ii II. LEEES co. viii sell at auction Wednesday,
Dee D. at II o'clock the salesroom, % Nassau street.
invoice OF Furs, consisting of Hudson Bay Sable Mufs VIC
torines ana CGls Mink Mnhs, Vctornes and Cuffs
all Of which in good order and of the finest description
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TosEPn HEGEMAS, AuCTIOSEER.
81 VIII sell on


10 O'Clock A. H. at No 90 Rcmsen street, between Henry
and Hicks streets,
Rosewood Piano rs oadart puDhsmJ, also large ass6r
mont OF aud mahogany Psror Chamber and nm
ing Room Furpiture Hair Mattresses, Beds, bedding
Crockery, Glasswsre Bruss4t ani Ingram Carpets OH
s!otbs. sIoycs, Ac. CalAlospes v ssiesrooms.
The New York herald., 1862-12-23

JOHN II. VAN ANTwEKPS SON. anc,ionees, win hold
his Hardware sale o "a, At his
Murray Tomorrow "Wednesday Dec. "a commencing
10 o'clock comprising large An desirable ~
shelf Hardware. heavy goods tr
Full particulars in osiaoguea which win he reads ., 3
O'Clock this Gas.
The New York herald., 1862-12-23

DOAD wAGoN.-FOR SALE CHEAP A NEW ROAD
IN Wagon, lty built Just Of taker's hands ver
been run win be sold low tgUre Apply at Al South
Wllitin street.
The New York herald., 1862-12-23

L,OR SAILOR WILL EXCHANGE FOR MERCHAN-
II disc, black Nar, years oti also light top Buggy
and Silver Mounted Harness all good order and nary
Sold for Can lie at stable corner OF
and East Broadway For further parcus
lars cal on ANDREWS LEET, g. Warren street.
The New York herald., 1862-12-23

20 ~ r~ @ee Twkv ~ s#wtt.a4 ar 2
Hl..t
s,r- rs.a i r.. - seAe,-s ,svs-s go 81.
- a ssFT
The New York herald., 1862-12-23

TOR sALE--A FINE BAY COLT FIVE YEARS or
Il age, Just in the country l5o nds hg sound and
afraid of cars would be invaluable gentle
wanting rAlle and safe horse. For particulars
ply s. H. BABCOCK, No. t5 Fourteenth street,
Sixth
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-09-30

ornamental 70 our city, 50 honorable to It's cit
zens, and 50 loudly speaking in con1mendation
Of their enlarged philanthropy and Christian
bene7olence, is now for lack for funds 10 ooD-
tinue its benefcent operations, in actual peuloI
being utterly broken up and scattered; aG22,
unless from some quarter, or some expedient
not yet resorted to, resources can be opened Tor
it, besides those which are and have been fur
nished by its long tried friends and patrons, the
day is very near at hand when catastrophe SO
unwe!come and distressing must be looked for
without TAIL.
What other men may happen 20 think OF such
an issue, in relation to an institution SO long,
50 fondly and 50 justly cherished il our midst,
to the writer Of this, is not known; but III re-
gard to himself, he is constrained to confess
that he can look upon it with no emotion other
than than that which is consequent upon the
incursion Of some fearful evil. some dread ca
lanity. What is to become Of those poor help
less shelterless orphans, now SO comfortable
and so kindly cared for? Whittier are they to
look for help, amid the storms and prlvatlons
Of another approaching winter? Are they TO
be thrust out into our streets = parensess,
houseess, homeless--to wander abroad, naked
and hungry-without hand to feed, or sym
1,athizing friend to pity and relieve them? Is
this to be their hapless destiny? Oh, no, it
cannot be!
At any rate it shall not be-l1lust not be-
until one more effort shall at least have been
made to save both our city and our citizens
from having such foul and reproachful blot
affixed to their hitherto untarnished escutcheon;
and I am happy to know that arrangements
are now being made to ascertain, By actual ex-
pertinent, whether, by human instrumentah-
EEet-tkat
IS, a committee Of gentlemen has been ap-
pointed who will III few. days canly2ass every.
ward in town. and cali upon every family } TO
solicit dopatjon and sutserilo ilotiois, in: money,
provisions, groceries or dry goods, as may Pest
>comport with the convenience or ability ot the
donor; and even small amounts IN such 2 cause
viii be most Heartily welcoIued, and most CRATE CRATE
fully APPLIED, It hoped :a9 apd =, believed that
the coi1uittee Will be met with cordial greet
ibgs into t: Whatsoever family they. may 60 and
though al may lot be able . contribute sper-
haDs even 1Widov mite, yet all may and
trust viii, greet the messengers With the en-:
couraging salutatiop, God speed you III yo1T
u05}Ee5e1tserpr5se.- = : 80 AEIA-
:. The Richnond Dispatch states that the city
~ n So -. VI 1r oon4roo+od Ear fen thGI~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-09-30

FOREIGN NEWS.
The formal betrothal Of the Prince ofWaIcs
with the Princess Alezandrina Of Denmark IS
semi officially announced, and it is stated that
the marriage is based entirely Oil mutual aztec
ton.
The Shipping Gazette, in leader, calls at
tention to the dispatch published IN the New
foundland Royal Gazette, from the Duke Of
Newcastle, dated the 1st nit, intilnating that
Earl Russell had been informed by the Am
erican minister IN London, that it is the IN
tontion Of the United States. government to IS
sue letters Of marquee with a view OF checking
th4 hostilities carried on by southern prlYateers
against the Unit: d States,
The London Times, in . leader On the En-
glish harvest Of 1862, says the results are un-
expectedly favorable It is not an average
crop, but it is very little short. The crop 10
France is good.
It is reported that three Of the finest steam
ers on the Clyde; the Trona, the Giraffe, and
the Clydesdale have been sold to the Conie1er-
ate government.
The question Of substitutes for cotton contin-
ued to attract attention. The lines gives
space u another letter from the Inventor Of
the article, which has already been 50 much
talked about.
The Richmond Dispatch Of the 9th says:
1.-THE Confederate army is daily increasing by
accessions of straggers and conscrlpts. " hat
ever are the intended movements Of Cen Lee,
he is successful in keeping them concealed. -
What is concealed from our people finds little
chance of making its way to tho enemy.
The Richmond Dispatch says that Federal
cavalry force visited Warrenton junction on
Thursday last, where there are a Number Of
wounded, who were left there after the Manas-
sas battle.
The contrabands on the plantations at Beau
fort Port Royal, St. Helena and Ladies' Is
lands, South Carolina, number 2Szz 1T effective city
a771isssf ljoj- effective II IS reported that
they>will produce this year only $500 Bush. Of
corn, l,500 bushels of potatoes, ana 5: 4QV
pounds. Of cotton: The corn and potatoes VII
not be sufficient for their own consumption, and
the amount Of cotton will not reimburse the
government for the expenses incurred Oh their
account. 49,
I The Washington Star says:==:''It is very
generally believed that: Jeff. Davis is about to
send $4,000 of his best troops on. forced
march over the mountains to Wheeling, in the
hope Of being able to take,that city and to ties-
trov the Government arsenal, &C., near Pitts
burg, and .the1 to take CiDcinnati~ and cross
ever ! into Kentucky and form a Junction with
Bragg and Kirby Smith, all before the FEEDER
al troops, THAI are really sodlers can pe' p1a1
oed in oslt9dn sfrn 10 i25s@lSr9 1a3a aS * =
= It is now said around the Washington hotels
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PUBLISHED (DAILY) BY
EDGAR SNOW DEN, JR.
rs OpFTCE-No 104 King street, over
etonn,s formerly French's) Book Store

o..aa,. ~ TormerIv French ) Book Store.
THE WAR IN IHE WhoI.
CINCINNATI, Sept. 28.-A body OF fifteen
hundred Confederate cavalry last night dashed
into Augusta, Ky, town on the Ohio river,
about forty miles east Of this city, drove out
small force Of irregular troops, under Col. Rud-
ford, cleared out the citizens and burned the
town, The gunboats in the river could effect but
Eyt!e in It's defence. The inhabitants and troops
ascaned into this state. We have no Details
~ W., IT Pill If Tenn nassod throuch
wv : vT..L:. x-,;.l. =,
mere Co~nlsAlV e!' '"@'0 " " "A'''
portant dispatches from GOV. johnson TO pre-
sdent Lincoln. Their nature has not trans
.;r.a
S' Tor~rox~rr~z, coo+ % Tho Confadoratoc
LOUIS E1Al-s' o7p' .A' l.l0>>01 ~ r1'00
are again az ShepherdsVlIle THIS morning. for-
rest $ cavalry are in strong force at Middle
soru. o,o7-or, ,r,ilos from harn last NIGHT the
tO"1A; o1ofH,AA -1~1N0" 80 ~ ~N 80
enemy divided their forces 10 hold the country
without rs6lns q general ensasen'Vn'. Lucy
appear to contemplate ATTACKING our loTcV d.
Richmond, and report says d large 1eSS9Ea1 al
my has lett CINCINNATI Tor tnaC 'o"n'
ARREsrs,--At an early hour on Saturday
roor,;oo po1icpman pvIes and Stalljns arrested
two men named William Pavant and Alfred
Haraingbam at the Camden Station. having in
their nossessi i'm two valises containing. with
otber art;c]es about 500 worth Of medicines
With which thew we're abor,t TO take their de-
ar,na a a. :; +ro;,, a,7d *,,aEe tbo;,. wav to the
sontb T1>oz ba1 ~ +be;r 11orsons $3.50 Of
which tbo oreater nort;on was in Confederate
States Treasury notes and Southern Bank
The Evansville daily journal., 1862-02-08

Wn0-VeV-RfTS azJy-RS MATS.
ND a large stock of Bonnets of the latest sty les,
Chds', Misses, aud Ladies' Hats, just opened at
SCHAPkER d BUSSIN0'S,
The Evansville daily journal., 1862-02-08
OLD MErALs BOUGHT.

DRE.HE EEsgF LssRD.-5 tieroes prime
jams 81. Il. A COOKS.
The Evansville daily journal., 1862-02-08
Clerks once, january !. 1852.
CORPORATTON N0TICE-

ORDER FOR FLANK hIDE- Walk.
Dec. 2l, 1s61.-And now 1t Is hereby ordered
and directed by the Common Council Of the City
Of Evansville, that theDwosrs of all lots or parts
OF lots fronting adjoining the Northeast side
of Froat street, from Pearl 10 sixth street in said
City, a sidewalk OF Class No to be laid
dsWn thereon within thirty days from the publiea-
ti0a of this order EURKE E, Clerk
(1e, ks Office January l. 1852
The Evansville daily journal., 1862-02-08
CORPORATION NOTICE.


ORDER FOR PLANK SIDEWALK.
Dec Il, IS61.-And now it is hereby ordered and
directed by the Common Council Of the City Of
Evansville, that the owners of all lots parts Of
lots fronting adjoining the west s.di Of Third
Avenue from Franklin street TO Sixths tree ia said
city, cause the sidewalks thereon to be brought to
the proper grade, and that they cause a siie-walk
of Glass No to be laid down thereon within
thirty DAYS from the publication Of this ordor.
P BURKE Clerk
Clerks Office, January l. 1862.
wJLOURs-White Wheat and Buckwheat
~ Flour IN any size bags requiIei at lowest
market rates. at WICK ERY'S
iaDI4 No. 81 Maia St.
GN.EKUK.N-ES 81 500 half and quarter boxes
~ for sale by s. Il. GILBERT q CO.,
dsc2T No. 4 Sycamore street.
-~TOTTOJVs Ks-F RJS:-25 bags. all sizes, for
u sale by 8. Y. GILBERT 3 CO.
novs No 4, sycomore street.
AAFAR IND T.zELO ~" C.AsErDLRS.
~ rs boxes, Hill & Co., extra tallOw Candles,
rs do Emery Son, G's Star CAndlesi
70 ; Do DO do DO 4'sA - S's SO GH, d..
At lJansl u. a. COOKS.
The Evansville daily journal., 1862-02-08
CORpORATION NOTICE.


ORDER FoR PLANK SIDEWALK.
Dec. 21, Is6I.-And now it * hereby ord-ret
aud directed by the Common Council OF the CITY
Of Evansville, that the of all lots parts
of lots fronting adjoining the Northwest side
of Cherry street, between Eighth and Ninth streets
in said City, cause the sidewalks thereon 10 be
brought to the proper grade, and that they
a side w.lk of class No, TO be lad down thereon
within thirty days from tho publication ot this
order
P. BURKE, Clerk
fuerI,s ass.a T.rr.rv 1870
The Evansville daily journal., 1862-02-08
CORPORATION NOTICE.

ORDER FOR PLANK SIDEWALK.
Dec Il, ISo1-And now it is hereby ordered and
directed by the Crmmon Councit Of the City OF
Evansville, that the owners of all lots parts OF
lots fronting adjoining the west side Ut Fifth
Avenue. from point opposite Second street 20
Front street IN said city, Sidewalk of class
No. 2, to be laid down thereon within thirty days
from the publication of this order.
p. BURKE, Clerk
Clark,s Ofica. January ], 1852 IL
The Evansville daily journal., 1862-02-08

ORDER FOR PLANK SIDEWALK.
Dec. q, 1S61.-And now &c is hereby ordered and
directed by the Common Council of the City of
Evansville, that the owners Of all lots parts Of
lots fronting on OF adjoining the north side OF
Second street, from Fulton Avenue 10 Fifth Ave
nue. in said City, cause a sidewalk of Class Nc. 2
to be laid down thereon within thirty days from
the publication of this order
P. BURKE, CT k
Clerks Office January l. 1862 er
The Evansville daily journal., 1862-02-08
Clerks once. J.nuary I. 18s2.


AJSOTECE Of THE % n n SN'k ~ ~
@ y and laying out of Public Alleys -Agreea
bly, TO the Charter and Ordinances of the City,
ffee is hereby given that on the l4th day OF De-
cember, 1861, an order pissed by the Common
Council OF the City of Evanevilie requiring alleys
10 laid out aud opened in Block number eighty
two mo g } in the Town of Lamaseo City. now
City of Evansville, aud that plot showing the
position. width and length of said alleys was ap-
pended to said order, and is now file in this
Office. p. BURKE, Clerk
Clerks ONCE, jan 8, 1862 6W
The Evansville daily journal., 1862-02-08

VandegbGrg b comfy.
William Baker, Richard Raleigh, J. B. Altering
aud Henry D. Altis Icing duly sworn, say Il ey are
Directors of the Mutual Fire Insurance Company
of Wander burgh county, and the foregoing report
is correct and the best OF their knovyiedae
aud be ief.
fsKAL SwerR to and subscribed befol me this
3Ist day u January, 1862
GRAMPEu W. HARDEN, Notary Public
w BAKER,
RICHABD RALEIGH,
}. b. ALL RING.
H D. ALLIS feb5-lm
The Evansville daily journal., 1862-02-08
CORPORATION NOTICE.


ORDER Fer PLANK SIDEWALK.
Dec. q, Ie61.-Add now it Is hereby ordered and
directed by the G 1mon Council of the City OF
Evansville thar the owners of all lots parts Of
lots fronting on or adjoining the Northeast side OF
Front street. from Fifth Avenue TO Pearl street in
said City, cause a sidewalk of Glass No TO be
laid down thereon within thirty days from the
publication of this order.