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BROOKLYN.

Br"oKirS CoNNcS CuuSou.-rhc Bonrl hell n
regular meeting last evening" Ala. Franks In the
chair. AID. Tcrnnn, from the Law Committee, sub
mItt,i IN utdinauc" iur tho regulation OF eNpend-
ture ui moneys ina accordance with thc law OF lsGi ,
the substance of which s, that no money shall he
expended without having been hr-t nuthorizad by
the Common Council, 10y resoluti, u or Otherwise
Adopted, by ~ ayes ~ nays.
AID Lynch offered preamble and re.ol ution. In
approval Of the passage II an oct now before the Lc
giHlature, which provides ur the abolition 81 the IN
sttutun Of shyhterng In the Police courts, hy pre-
venting tl persons not legally admitted Ia the bar
from practising before the Courts.
ALI. Perry offered q resolution 10 regulate the city
railroad cylnl nnies in relation T. the number ~
cars, signal lights &C., which was referred H. the
Railroad Committee rsGort.
The bids for building use flr Hose Co. No. I,
in the Eastern District was opened, and the contract
was awarded :, NJ D. Reynolds for t2.JOo, he being
the lowest bidder.
TIE Chief Engineer NJ the Fire Department sub
United his annual report, from which " appears
Tint there we're l2~ fires during the year involving
Il loss Of T6i,52b upon which there were insurance
o. the amount Of SGO,nJO. The Department con-
sists Of 7 engineers, g2G members ol engine COM
ptnies, Jos members OF hose companies, aud lIp
members % hook and ladder companies, making q
total Of 40 and wi r IL an increase ut 2D2 over
the previous year. There are 10 hlu'-eugiurs, 2
steam engines 10 hose carriages, and hook and
ladder companies, all ui which are doug duty.
Their" are IN use 1860 'ect Of hose, Of which not
more than 5000 feet h IN -~sI condition, 5000
feet of new hu-earc Immediately required. The tp-
p'r1tus' are mainly IN god condition ere the
huuS"s. Some companies have ,u excess Of meme
hers over what b. allowed hV llW, which the ChiG
Engineer states s ctussi solely hy the number of
active members enlisted In tho army ant navy. The
Fire Commissioners, IN consideration Of their pa
truti-n, have allowed them all the privileges Of
members now doing duty, AL alsp allowed those
sompanes a. az uT Their roll us allowed hy law.
The report Wa urlrrcl a. Co., printed.
At,r some bu-in,-f - minor impurrnoc, the
Board adjourned
Yrrly MorTuuy.- Tlot,tol mum rep ui ,le,tl..
tft tfrs L.. D "a.
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|sOCTETY NOTICES.

% the Charitabie.--The oncevs 81
Nriatea Reform sooie,y take this method Of
re attention Of the public 70 the'workings q
alton, and inviting all who take an interest
',lamation Of the unfortunate tnebriate N
cir roums, 6s East Broadway, and see the
ID Recommendations by which they tGod
.hem) hope 70 fulfil their mission 10 the un-
brother. Donations Of clothing, money,
=, or any article that may relieve an unfor-
i nd In very many cases really worthy bro
q be thankfully received and religiously APP
B.-By notifying Y. FAJC0NER, 8 Man
! the Superintendent Of the Rooms 6S East
", donations will be called for and duly 40
- ii3 2'i21
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There WIS a full attendance ct the tncet.u, uf the
Rutfd uu Monday evening, Chulcg G.. Puykurv,
Esd, the President, occupied the chair.
communication "a copy o' that seut h. the Blarl
of AliemrnJ was received from the Comptroller in
reference h. the last SboOOOO loan for the AID of vol
unteers resolution IN regard 10 IT ttho same M
That pu''cd Icy the Allermeu) was adopted, ntI tho
Board adjourned To MunlAv, nj . 4. NJ
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I AIVIE III On UN IINNI IIVI'NT FVN
- sale very chesp-l1 l6H hands, years Old,
kind and sound, except rlemish Ia one eye,
would n vle fr Goals, groceries, ~ anything SUITED
for housekeeping May bee seen At "a West Ihir'
tenth 4. 10
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STOCK FLUCTUATIONS.
IT, t,i,e Is derived y. o'npA1son Of ths Pirss
OF "a t1e, Aaeh dAyt-

Are,cit,n tik place today In the prices o. Hpe,i-
t,V,, L., a.. ,,.,,,, i... ti,,, rht,t, ..,,,..t :.
80 -,
sun ~ lTko "iNahoe buch As TOOK place on Ss'urdaT
ami ~ nlvsy calculated upon The better ciaAs q
gerurite- mora t,au ,sip,,iro the mica, If a,,u,
r,........t ....t.,.t -, -
~. in' '""iu H"lH'"d I"NinA h'hds and ahare4
IRE source and higher ~ government stocks the
orI, s,lc. ,yc-, ., ,,,, .i,.. ,Cissi =, 90 Y "A.
. y
'lmo Missouri t''e' we're - AMI Iennes-ee-
lower Railroad hpnd, are active md Arm.
M.pe, H. p,4, tod,,, a & ,e- c.,i .,hi,h IA nov
,,..........,., A. -, ar. -
'' ''l''i'' %" '''' ." '"' 'P'h "''"''' Ane "Nuh'
are not lending much below per cent. Sterling
lil's bn,e not ,re,eJ C,r tbe mail n yyedna-i.,
,,.-.,s.S
irom TINS port Bankers are n"m'nally ll4sllaks
-4ti"u "a some are asking ITO. Al the Board, Ame-
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Ia Immediately for the only cavalry ROD
|thoriEed 20 be raised. orderly sergeant,
musicians, 1 saddler, I wagoner, ? ssrN
|and 20 sble-bodied men. Apply " Lieua.
III. At MAhony's nj the cor 81 Beach and
al: also " JOHN W. WHITE, is Court =.
In also " J. w. N CORMlCK, at QMgley'a
! a.. corner Burling SIP, and " JOHN
. wes, st. j,l 94'iis
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XXTANTED-2 CONDUCTORS. APPLY :
w Chatham square,. A clerk for \ sliI ping Of
hc,; do. . L, rter- f,r stores; Apply do d..
br,ktsmen; spply Dc, do. 10
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INSTRUCTION,

~ PLNNOFORTES-AND MUSIC Taught
ia few lessons ON the piano. singing at sight,
guitar, accordion aud violin; terms 50 for IL less,ns
II pianos and mendeon 10 let, from 80 10 81 a
month each, or for sale cheap, by Prof DuMsDAY,
w Grand sts islt S'lA
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EIIITARY NOTICES.

In. Rises An adjourned meeting
! led on Friday evening, Jan. 10th, = thetr
Irters, cor. Fulton and Carlton sves., Brook
II who desire 10 become members are nytted
Iresens. By order Of THEODORE mon
In. Room open every evening. iaIo 3FMATu
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Two Shilling Advertisements,

u- Two line Advertisements inserted under this
head for . quarter Of donT,
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DENTISTRY.

A RTIFICIAL TEETH. &. KENNEDY,
"A Dentist, lSG BoWery, three doors below Spring
It, IL inserting his beautiful liioiko teeth nj the low
e-t possible prices whole sets on gold OF plitiua
from 50 upwards, and on silver or rubber from $40
upwards. Partial sets uu gold ~ each tooth, or On
silver 81 SUBTRACTION guaranteed Ia all cases.
iali 2Iac.i0l
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nIARINK INrRLIIapNoK

The brig l. swan, from Turks Island for New
II wen urriy'd lt Newport i9th inst, with l1.. 4
hn,i o' foremost rrriutupma-t and MI attached
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uARRIAGEs.


|LL-LARE - On Thursday evening. 9TH
the Rev. Mr.. 5earles, OF wlllett It, John
H. MARIA y, Lake. 81
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old BLACK STAR LINE
~ OF LIVERPOOL PACKETS.
Passengers from or ~ Lryerpuol ~ the flowing
drst class packet ships, sailing ON the
9th aud 2lth ~ each month";
Adelaide, Cuuyttur, Rrsclus
Australia, Cyuosure, John BRIGHT
Bell Woods Chancellor, Thornton,
BridgrN lter, Constitution, Universe,
DRAFTS ON THE ROYAL BANKS
~ IEELASn, ULSTER BARKIsG Co, AND ALL PARTs
or ENGLAED AND SCOTLAND.
IA 24ac'EU WILLIAMS n GUlON, 80 Fulton a.
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~. nthl:ll, NICT WILL SELL TINS
sicyds, Chairs, tables -u.ls, -iu.v,. ,,.,,,, ti,
md other m1ttrasses, feather h,,, B1tt'ci-. 3D. ~
.nd other carpets oilclut e ,.mfnitrr-, N'y.to,4,
ktchtuwnrc, sc. 80
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EMPLOYMENT WANTED.

A : WET NURSE A RESPECTABLE
hunrriei woman with fresh breast ui milk, hty-
her own homc 10 nurse. Apply At $40 y. 18th IT.
up llpyr, lack r,.,iu. lIg'sl
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EENEI,AL nUSINESs.

A J.. BATTEESON'S FURNITURE PACK
n. iuy Establishment, GO Sixth near 10Th It;
u" "'''T '' ''"' Dol" 'tdtu.ry utttturr pianos, pier
.r mantle Ilt-su-, rich 90 n .,.,u,r, naked
sad boNed Ia the beet manner Tor shipping, rus,
country. n. ~. 4 l.. H., has the whole building,
&c Nth ave, for storage of furniture, 80 3'li0
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REAL ESTATE.

FARMERS, GARDENERS, AND MILK
men Il sou wish L. purchase FIVE, ten, OF thirty
acres Of the best land la Flatbu,h, only miles from
City HILL Brooklyn, n prices b. sut the times, cab
pu h. T. Der ZEN, 20 Cedar Il, " Y. 10 2i1c ll9
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EXTENSIVE SALE or HOUSEHOLD

The attention n' h'u.,trcprls IL called :. ile
large sale of handsome par'or, chamber dining
- IN and library furniture, this day, ot O'clock
precisely, consisting " tine entire contents W the
dwelling house, NJ ~ West 2ist IT., near TN
ave embracing every de- 'riptiou also hpe hair
mattresses, beds and bedding, brussels aud inpi Nu
carpets, oil cloths, china, silver ware, table cutlery
~ MSslc positive, without egard ~ weather. l2I
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

A TIN AND SHEET IRON WORKER
"A wanted - good jobber. Apply Al FREDERICK
WHIPS, East River Stove Depot oss Grand 1t,
N. Y. IL
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COAL, &C.

GOA l-
- ~ r., D., % II -.,.ol, t. near { than. Il @
best ,H4,lt. COL reel tud white l-l cl, received Inst
summer, anil w'l Dee screened and del ,rrcl c'nan
sunl under dry ruoi 40 Eugi,i Canned vii
H' -1ll 4 a., lowest uIlre .pr -g.u 'lal.
~ 2ta.sIlo r. GAERICK
COKE AN DELIVERING COKE At 20
- l'r cln'druu. OhIen, 100 West 1T ~, nclr
Or" '''' A. htNkII' ltd'lOS
81 1D-o OAL-l AN NOW DELIVER
i' ~ lh- % superior article Of fruiI, ,..i h.
screened mi free uuru slate, ~ VI 40 ,,.r 49,. ~
2,ol1 sr nom yard 40 wavrrly Place, and Perry
and West 7is North River. A. TRENDWELI. Al
UlI -lel4l
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ITO IEI-STORE AND BASEMENT ON
l. tie +.rthct-r corner OF i2d 81 ul 2,h 1875, rent
.uw. Also a good basement, Nitn -l.l owen IN
I, suitable fur urkrry, situated 2Gl l,nSt 2~tu t.
Inquire of \. LEWIS, ~ west o!I 4, bet ,ti rud
pth aNrs I'D I'll2
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NOrICE-A MAN by TIE NAME OF
l GEORGE LEAR, having LETT his houc on New
Years day, aud he Icing subject h. fits, hal pu
when ten, black pants, white shirt, light felt hat,
pepper and slt o,ured coat, black WAiskers and
beard, blue ives, full round r. was last IN
company with man ly the name Of NELSON, a
carpenter NLoeyer will give information 81 ~ he
can he delivered g. his Wife and home shall receive
ten dollar reward by applying at u Oliver y, New
York. i6-
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WANTED.

ElRNlllRE WANTED-NEW, OR 2ND
hand II In good ordrrl, for three rooms kitchen,
sitting room, and t''lroom To Ice paid for n weekly
tmountS' Address FURNITURE, Box OIL sun
Office iuIi 1sIO
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SHIPPING, sc.

HHEAP PASSAGE TO LIVERPOOL
~ the Back Bal Line OF rtrkot-.-Tnr clipper
ship ISLAND Ql EN- sails 10Th JJuutr., For
p.s,--'Ee apply cola holrl, pier 20 E1st yer ur 10
JACOB WILSON, lu- South .. ltlia.lu
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AUCTION NOTICES.
UCTION SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FUR
A UCTION NOTICE-TIIE ,rI'RNrrI,nr

"A Of the gcutee private house, ST East Fifteenth
II, nearly new throughout, will 10 4,ld ON the
premises, on Tuesday lith inst, at lnto o'clock;
also one gold wat h, and one splendid fvhng piece,
which Cust over Si,O. Sale positive and unrcscry.
81. Would invite the attention OF purchasers. d.
BURKE, Auctioneor, oih'e $50 B,wcry. ia5
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IITM Writer'S. ArCTlONEER Will

WIN. Writers. lCIIONEER WILL
w -, 4 lu Tu,sl,y,at lU% o'giock,nt No. Fourth
ave, the entire stock uud fixtures of carpet store,
velvet tapestry, 3py and other carpets, oil cloths,
stair r.l- mattresses Curuic"s, rugs, drigyettr,
NNTIIlIkMSBl' RGlI AUCTION go THE
w lvu,Uo4, settles, chairs, stoves aud tables, nH1
stage nud iyturr- contained Boo Columbian II il, $50
Gruud u, w...iIu,hur.l, will he sold ut public
auction uu Tu,-d,y, Jan. iith, nj 10Y O'Clock, A..
NJ, hy Gro. W. KELSEY, Au.tonerr. Jll 3is'l0y
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CASII PAID TOR WATCHES. JEWEGRY,
~ gold, silver diamonds aud other precious
st.ucs, At the Jcwclry store, 30 Gr,ud Il, I door
nom E,scS. itlt 2tac'lub
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Personal NOTICES.

| DANIEL BROWN, HAVING LEFT MY
Il. wife, after this date will pay mo- debts OF hers,
as lrtv, her a. have nothing more e. dn with her,
aud caution ul persons not a. receive my thin X.
New York, Jon, 18th, ls62. 1913
MRS. MARY JANE BID, | CLEAR YOU
A'I of all blame, aud say your motive was honor
able In calling nj No. - 4. IT. A. s.
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d NNGEOKER'S WEDNESDAY,
10y e. lo,t, viii o., .,li At the I,vunr ,.,t's
establishment a. II. BAtR, i9G Hudson q, p,ir
'I-tHpI,r tIstratr l't ut pledged goods rr M
dcs,iutuu., without rc.cryc Particulars d,yof
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pAWEBROKER'S TICKETS WANTED
= The highest price paid for Pawnbroker's tickets
u diamonds, watches jewelry guns, pistols, &C.,
dy g00tA &c., a. II Blocker u, up stairs ali q
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AALILIIAMsNrRGm ArCTINN i nm
ARTICLES FOR SALE.

A HORSE, CART AND HARNESS TO BE
n sid cheap a. bo slll together ~ separate
the horse h. m for any kind of work. Apply I'll
sid, ~ Sheriff ~. join DELENY. IL a'lO1
EOR SALE-A GROCER'S WAGON, Nearly
new. Apply grocery store 1916 Br""lwW, cor
goth vt. jali 3'ili
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DhWNliHOKER'S SALE-BENJ. WEAN-
EF, Jr. will sell, on Tuesday, the 18th off, I.,l,
~ u'clHtk, NJ - Spring Il, 70 general assortment
oi unrcdrcu."d pledges, consisting of men Wi
wnmcu'- we ,rinE apparel, bedding, tools, icvr'ry
l..ts, shoes, Sc By order O.. Cu\S. ". CrD.
LlPf 2S9 spring IT, Jail 3l-'i2i
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DoRK HANDS wANTED-HOG CUT
Il tiers. bonera, curers and ham trirnmera. Apply
Immediately 10 z. A. MATHEWS, i99 washir ston
~, dor above Spring vt. IL
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DECIDEDLY TIE BEST AND SrRESr
- cure ti ~ time i-to p,truuilr Jphu'- Ko-
tuiou Restaurant, amt rcIi-', hi- pcudi bowl ~
.ub uuil,l beet eci teak. hi'd putaiu's, hr pd
ul huttcr TIE, Nj. llHIkin'- pies, ic c Nee and
u'. Hy. Reunion Restaurant, iiNH Centre At, let
White and walker n. 100
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LNTANTED-2 GIRLS TO WORK on
w military coats, ,pi two -vOd prr,,iu'u. CAL
al, this week, Bpwery, al np,r. }. CARROLL
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

DOAfDlNG-A GENTLEMAN AND HIS
wife can be- accommodated with lnori, where
tury u.u had the comforts OF - home, where there
are ON Few uoarlers dinner NJ six terms 80 70
vocs; and, ols" 2 young gentlemen can be- accom-.
"a lated by applying 1t lGl Eldridge II, bet Rying-
ton and Sun tun. 20
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10 LET.

TO LET-SIN APARTMENTS, ROOMS
snh n"lrnu, In very respectable houses no
one nee apply but nice, quiet families rent from
81 t. - per month, with gos ami crotpn water.
Inquire for week, At l3J and 80 First ave. corner
Of 9th :. jai4 3'l26
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ITO BAKERS-wANTED, A MAN TO
Il take charge OF bread and cake, also hands
on bre,d Apply At No. 7 Oak Il. %
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RoARDlNG-TWO YOUNG MEN, ALSO
- tNu young adde's, cai be- accpmmod atsd with
t"arl, whore they c,n have the comforts of a home
By applying II 80 Pike street. Term. T. suit the
times, iali 9sl9-
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GROCERIES.

ELOl Il lLOl'R!-LOOK AT TIL. Price.
e, I,l H'u FIR 1923; extra $3.50. DO. la extra
"; Nl Of superior quality, delivered. Como one,
como All. II. r. COELE'S cheap stores, Iit and
ldj Myrtle ave, hear Gold st, Brooklyn, il3 2I'lO5
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FOR SAIE-i STRONG WORK HORSES
L IL 20 roam nave, 1bH hands, price so do
blind hur-c, 10 hands; price so. do, / powerful
truck hor,, price ft5; do, beautiful wagon mare;
price -i";'ulSn superior fine stallion Nnd mare
with teal. Apply At 10 Canal st. III a'l!'
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ITO lET-TllE THIRD FLOOR, CON
l. tanning sitting and bel rooms, In house II
City lIll Place; water ON hupr will he let low ~ u
god tenant Apply T. Y, MARTIN, on TIE prclni-
4cs. I'3G'llT
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WASTED A RESPECTABLE YOUNG
w "H with g'.i gity reference, f,r chamber
work, ass ( In the washing and sp 81 crriidS.
Woe -. Apply ~ West 18Th It, Tuc-day and
wednesday,, after II O'Clock. 30
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700 REWARD-LOST WHILE ON THE
way from corner OF Pearl and Moore sta 10
FUN Ferry through Whitehall street, a Diamond
w. The Under, by returning II h @. w. MILLS,
rsl,' :" will receive his thaukA aud the above
I"""' u
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E,rPLOYMENT-FemnIes.

A WOMAN WANTED
n To Cu,ls, Wtsn, and trol, with good city
reier,nco. ca, et O. Irving Pace, ii'er ten
O'Clock. 90
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RuARDING Down TOWN-A FEW SIN.
- gle gentlemen can be accommodated with god
board AMI pleasant rooms, hoy applyisg At so Pearl
street. Terms reasonable IalI asisT
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-07-02
AM 0RDIHANCE-

In relation to the collection of the taxes of the
City f Evansville, passed May 3. 1852.
SECTION 1. Be ii ordained by the Common Council
Of the city Of Evansville, That any person per
s. rs who may Eerca after be charged or assessed
with ty taxes, and who shall 10y themselves,
their agent attorney, .ause said taxes to he
fully paid within thirty days from the time when
the dup hcate OF said taxes shall have been pla,ed in
the hands of the Collector, shall be entitled to 4
deduction Of three per cent OF the amount of such
tax and all persons who shall in Ike manner
their taxes to paid after the expiration of
said thi ty days, and within sixty days fcom the
time of the delivery of the dup i-a'e to sail COL
ector, sh II be eLtitled TO dc .uciDn of one and
one ha'f per cent. Of the amount of said axes
Provided that nothing herci- con tanned shall be
so construed to prevent tne Collector from pro-
ceeding previo.s the exp ration Of sad SIXTY
days, to collie ct any such by advertisement and
sale of property, agreeaby to the Charter and Or.
dinances OF saIi city.
Attest: W. BAKER, Mayor.
Il. BUBKE, Clerk.
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an ORDINANCE

In relation TO Licenses, passed June 7, 1862.
SECTION 1. Be u ordained by The Common Council
ofhe city Of Evansville, That in all hereaf or
in which City License is required to be paid for
and taken out by any person pers DIS, FOR any
purpose whatever, and when said license shall NJ t
have been paid for and taken out or belo the
day which the same Was due and payable, the
person persons applying for such license shall
be required to pay fifty per cent in addition to the
price of such license, as the same may be fixed by
the ord nances of the city for the time being.
Attest: w. BAKER, Mayor.
2. BLAKE City Clerk. irI3
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Clerks Office, June Is, 1852. 'S'
CORPORATION NOTICE.


June q, iS62-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 Southwest side
of Tenth st. between Sycamore aud Vine stsin said
City, cause the sidewalks thereon to be brought 10
the proper grade, and that they cause a sidewalk
OF Glass No. to be laid dewn thereon within
thirty days from the publication of this order.
P. BURKE, Clerk.
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Clerks Office, june %, 1862.
CORPORATION NOTICE.


June 7, ISG2.-Ana now it is hereby ordered
and directed by the Common Council of the city of
Evansville, that the owners of all lots or parts Of
lots fronting on adjoining the south side Of
Third ST., between Fulton Avenue aud Walker ST.,
in said City, cduss the sidewalks theIeo to / g
brought to the pioper grade, and that they Cause
a sidewalk of Class No. 2, with a OGDEN curb con.
ST. ueted, reeuir by the Ordinances ofthe CITY,
to be laid down thereon within thirty days from
the publication Of this rder.
P. BURKE, Clerk.
CITY CIerk,s Olica Lnna u 1891
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Jerks Office, juno Il, 1852
AN 0RDINANCF

Te amend Ordinance passed july 5, 1859, enti-
tied sc An Ordnance concerning the VIII Irf of the
City OF Evansville, and repeating former Ordi-
nances,' passed June Z, 1867.
SECTION l. BE IL ordained Gy the Common Council
of the City Of Evansville, That hereafter TWO dollars
per annum ior each foot in length, pay able month";
ly, shall be charged all whaTfboats lyi q at
said wharf, instead of the rate fixed bs the Eighth
Section of the said Ordinance Of July 5ih, 1859.
Attest: w. BAKER, Mayor.
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ClerI.'s Ofice, June q, 1a62. =
CORPORATTON NOTICE
ORDER TO REPAIR A BRIO

ORDER TO REPAIR BRICK sIDE-WALK.
June 81, 1S62.-Aud now it is hereby ordered and
directed by the Common Council of the City of
Evansville shat the of all lots or parts of
lots fronting adjoining the northwest side of
Main Street, tween the Canal and Sixth Streets
said City, cause tho sidewalks thereon to be
repaired within thirty days from the publication
of this order.
p. BURK E, Clerk.
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ZIP s. RUsT0W s 60.

Respectfully announce to their friends aud citi-
zens of Evansville generally, that they still in
the Feed business, and thankful FOR pas IA
vors, ard hope by strict attention to business, to
merit a continuance of patronage on our new P an,
which adopt from this date, which is str Ct
ly for cash. All orders accompanied with the cash
will be promptly attended to NONE OTHERS NEED
APPLY.
We have now on hand and for sale 200 tons prime
Hay, 800 bush old white Corn, selected expressly
for Bread, 500 bush new Corn in Ear GOO bush
Oats, tons Oil Meal and full supply of Bran
Shipstuf, &C., and everything usually found in
Feed Store, all of which will be sold cheap for cash.
and cash only. Respectfully,
dec7 Il. s. RUSTON d co.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.
ORDER FOR A BRICK SIDEWALK.

VIkULh
June 81, I662.-Aud now it is hereby ordered and
directed by the CommOH Council of the City o.
Evansville that the owners OF all lois or parts of
IT'S fronting on or adj ming the Northeast side
of Eighth street, between Vine and Division streets
in saii City, the sidewalks thereon to be
brought to the proper grade, and that they cause
side walk of class No. to bs laid down thereon
within thirty days from the publication of this
order
2. BURKE, Clerk.
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UHDhH FUR FLANK bIDb-W AK.
June 7, I8G2.-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 north side Of Third
St., betw en- Fulton Avenue and Walker Streets,
in said city, tho sidewalks thereon to be
brought to the proper grade, aud that they cause
Sue walk of class No. 2, with wooden curb
constructed, required by the Ordinsnces of this
City, to be laid down thereon within thirty days.
from the publication of this order.
p. BURKE, Clerk.