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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-11-15

NJ: A., FEBnEY, Metropolitan market, corner
OF sixth aud II streets, has Just received
large lot OF pure crab apple 'idor, to which
he calls the attention Of house-keepers and
others.
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LOCAL NOTICES,

The hst American, % well a. Europosu
physicians, recommend Hoff's Malt Extract.
As palatable dietetic drink II inviroratss
the system and Is slightly eliminating
without being Irritating. As nutrient Il e
extremely beneficial 10 the sick and euer-
waited, and to the convalcsccnt especially
to nursing mothers. As . remedy Il cures
disorders Of the throat, chest, lungs and
stomach BY Its wonderful continuation Of
herbs. Sold by all druggists and dealers.
col F....r-
FoR FINE WHITE SHIRTS and all tho new
styles Of Linen Cuffs and Collars, 10 10
Franc & Goldman, No. SIG Seventh street,
between d and r streets, and TO the old
stand, Marble Hall, No. 45s Seventh street,
opposite Patent oficc.
The GREAT SALE or TnR sKAsoN--FAIL
AND WISTnn CLOTHING - Gents Velvet
bound Ovcrcoats. ff-fg 4..#...t f......# ..a
Boys Cape 0vercoats. %. .....F ...r
Children's Garibaldls. t.t, rr.r.I...t
Buslness Suits for Gentlemen. n a ,r,r
School Suits for Boys. H.....
Dress Suits for Gentlemen, and an extern
slve assortment OF Furnishing Goods havo
delphia, and are now offered at unusually low
prices by L. ID. BARBOUR q Co.,
Oak Hall Clothing aud Merchant Tailoring
House, 400 Seventh street, opposite Post
ONCE. '~AH
For THE BEST and cheapest Gloves Of all
kinds and at all prices, 20 10 Franc q Gold
man, No. SIG Seventh street, between d
and E streets, and Marble Hall, No. 45S
Seventh street, opposite Patent otllce.
8
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New YoRK REPUBLICASs.-The New York
Republican association held q meeting on
Saturday evening, President Clapp presiding.
Messrs. W. Van Week, W. J. Hynes, A.
Cloughley, p. d. Foster and J. l.. Lake
were appointed a committee to confer with
other State associations relative to renting a
room to be used for holding series Of
sociabes during the coming winter. A com
mittee was also appointed to take into con-
sideratlon the "sociable" subject. The as
ISOLATION adjourned for two weeks, when
tho reports OF tho committees will be heard.
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GEORGETOWN NEws.-A valuable horse
was stolen from Mr.. Francis Wheatley on
Friday night.
The water will be drawn Off for the win
ter from the canal on tho 9Th day of Deccm
Der next.
At Drover's Rest on Friday 500 head Of
cattle sold at from 80 to 81 per cwt.; 600
sheep and lambs at from $3.50 to o. each;
veal calves COS cents per pound.
The total amount Of coal shipped during
the past week was S,093 tons.
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LEGENDARY FIRE.-About 1850 o'clock on
yesterday afternoon an alarm of fire was
sounded from box "a, (corncr aud Twelfth
streets,) caused by the burning Of a stable
owned by Mr.. Gideon l.. Walker, located In
an alley between Twelfth and Thirteenth
streets and II aud streets. The stable ad-
Joined another owned by Mr.W.G. Metzerott,
aud 1t was due TO the exertions Of Mr.. Ms
coachman that Mr.. Walkers horses were
saved. The fro was undoubtedly tho work
OF an lncendlary. Loss, $500.
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JACOB RoTn, having lost little black
COW, oilers sl0 reward for Lls return 10 First,
between q and u streets.
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BROKE HIS LRd.-About 7 O'Clock on
Saturday night, Charles Howard employed
as driver OF Mr.. Hayenner's cracker wagon,
while crossing the foot-brldge at the corner
OF Ninth street east at N street south, stepped
In hole In the flooring and broke his lee.
The cries Of the unfortunate man attracted
the attention OF some Of the nelghbors, who
conveyed him to his home over the Eastern
Branch bridge, where proper medical attend
QQce was BummOnol
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AT CHRIST CHURCH.

Georgetown, last night, Rev. DR.. Cummings
preached IN eloquent sermon from the 9th
verse, llth chapter Of Matthew: "And
blessed Is he, whosoever shall not be offended
In me-" Al the close Of the sermon eleven
candidates, three gentlemen and eight ladies,
came forward and the holy rite of confrlna.
tion was administered.
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ELDER J. z. TAYLOR will preach tonight
at the Christian church, on N street. Ser
vices will also be held at ths same place TO-
morrow night.
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THB CONCERT ron THE POoR. - Some
weeks ago we announced that the Washing
ington srngerhund were taking the pre-
llminary stcps towards holding grand con
cort for the benefit Of the poor OF the city.
We are happy TO state that the arrangements
are nearly completed, aud that committee
Of the most prominent citizens of Washing,
ton have consented to take charge of tie
finances. The concert will be given at Lin
coin Hall on Tuesday evening, December
l4th, and the sgngerbund will be assisted by
large number Of amateurs. II is to b.
hoped that the benevolent purposes OF the
sGngerbund will be assisted by our citizens
10 The nlmn.I of their nhlllLY.
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NAVY YARD NEws.-A board OF naval
oincers has been convened at the yard to
make revision Of the wages paid, to be
based upon the rates paid by private employ.
ers; 1t Is thought good many changes
VIII be made. The matter will be submitted
10 the commandant before being decided.
work Is being actively pushed forward on
the Government steamers Nipsic, Kansas.
Mercury and Fortune. The iirst two will
shortly be ready for sea.
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ALLEGED CASE or POIsoN.-On Friday
evening last, Mr.. Antoine FAgaro, an Itui,
Ian, residing on Fourth street, between x
and IL streets, died very suddenly, and under
smch circumstances that created suspicion.
The deceased was II years old and leave, IL
WIG many years his Junior. Suspicious
were aroused that he had been fouly dealt
with he circumstances of his death were
communicated to police headquarters, aud
Lieutenant Loonan, OF the sanitary police
dispatched a messenger TO Coroner Potter
requesting him to visit the house Of the dc
ceased. The coroner obeycd the summons
and empanneled Jury on the premises, whcr
an autopsy was made, and the jury nd
Grafton.
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The P-sTREEr BRrDGE.-The following
gentlemen constitute jury of inspection,
who will assemble at the Mayors office,
Georgetown, to condemn certain property
necessary to open West street for the con-
structlon OF the new bridge across Rock
creek, at the terminus of West street, George
town, and p street, Of this city; Messrs 4.
II. Pickrell, X. White, r. Petit, l.. F. Cart
wight, Joseph F. Collins, J. V. Yates, ".
c. Magee, c. II. Cragin, John W Pierce, L.
G. Brown, Riley A. shinn aud Z. j. Shoe.
maker. The property subject to condemua-
tion runs from point on West street 40
feet east OF the east line OF North street to
Rock creek, and Is owned by twcnty-four
different parties.
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The many Thousands cured 81 this Instltation
within ths last sishtssn years. and chs pgmssous
Witnessed by the reporters Of The .'sun, !" and
many other PAPERS notices q which Appeared
standing as Eeptleman Of character and reAponsi.
biiisy s. IA s,sns SssrsRRiss II shs sH,stsd
Persons writing .hould be particular In direct
Ing their letters 10 his the following
manner: JOHN N. JOHNSTON, II, D..
Baltimore Lock Hospital,
tae-1v Baltimara. MArylsnd.
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The GREAT SALE or TnR sKAsos--FAIL
AND WIsrnn CLormso - Gents Velvet
bound Ovcrcoats. ft-ig t...IF IE....E -
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remarked that he FIRST met Governor Walker
In 1857, at the time OF his differences with
the Buchanan administration, growing out
Of his course as Governor Of Kansas. lie
saw Governor W. then before q committee
Of Congress, and never had he seen an In
tellect so mighty contained within frame
so fragile. A giant physical frame seemed
the proper accompaniment for such mind.
Judge 0lln then alluded TO the services Of
the deceased during the late war, and spoke
Of him as an lllustrlous example for young
members of tho bar.
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RtVer DIsnnfohea.

PITTsBURG, June Electromagnetic feet
inches and falling. Weather clear and
warm. Thermometer 20.
LOUISVILLE, June 2.-Sam. j. Hale, Mem
phis 10 Cincinnati; Havana, Nashville 70
Cincinnati. River sw cling steadily, with
y feet inches water IN the CO nal, feet A
inches. on the falls, and feet 4incnes over
the rocks. The weather is clear and warm.
Business ex remedy dull.
ST. Louis, June nois,
from Peoria; PM. Sher dan, from St.Paul I;
Stonewall, Brunswick and Andy Johnson,
from Keokuk; Rover and barges, from
the Ohio River; Beaver and Barkes, Rom
Illinois River; Fr.endsh p ami barges,
rom Cairo. Departed-IliiuOls, for Peoria (;
for kecKuk; city of cairo, for Memphis /;
Thompson Dean, for NeW.1trieans; Kate
RoDlns on, for CIDcinnatt; Maggie Hays,
Pittsbulg; w. b. Dance, for Kansas City .
The river is still rising, the total rise be-
ing about D feet. Weather warm and clear.
Mercury 16o.
NAsHvILLE, June 2-The river is swell
ing, with three feet on Harpeth Shoals.
Weather fair ana pleasant. Arrived j no
Lumsuen, Cairo; New YORK, Ptttsburg.
Departed Emma Floyd, Cincinnati.
CAIRO. June 2-Port Lfst-Julia, Vlcks
burg to 81. Louis At A. NJ; Alice Dean f,
Iinelnnatt TO New Orleans at . a. n. :
Grand Lake, Grand Tower to return at 5
A. Nj Dick Fulton, New Orleans to Louis
Louisville at p. NJ; Mississippi, New Or.
leans TO St. Louis at p. NJ; Wauauila.
PitLsburg to 81. Louis at T.. II. cum ber-
land, Evansville packet, at =. NJ: Ind
an8, New Orleans To Louisville at z +. n (;
BOn Accord, st. Louis 10 N Metropolis az s
p. NJ. NJ. q. Porter, Cairo to 1T. Louis at
P. N. River rose 61nehes. The weather
Is clear and W arm
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As soon as an article purpOrting to be OF
uality mas been tested, and It's merits en-
oorse1 by public opinion, unpTincipled
parties endeavOr 10 repleniEh their de-
pieteu purses by counterfeftinR, ana sub
stitnting spnrious Tor the genuine article.
some time slnces mercury, in tue disgufse
OF Pills. powders, &c was given for an
diseases OF the stomach and liver while
QuAnine was freely administered Tor tie
chills At length HO5TE TIERS sTOM.
ACH BITTER3 made it's advent and Ia
entire new system OF healing was fnnunu-
rated. The beneficial effect o. this value
able preparation were a. once acknow-
lodged, and mineral pOie0ns suffered 20
sink into that Obscurity 70 which an en-.
lighteued age has consigned them. There
have been may spurious Bilters paimed
upon the com munify, which, after trial,
have been found perfectly WOr HESS, W lille
HO5FhTTEh'S b q proved n blessing 20
theasands, who owe 10 IL their restoration
20 health.
FOR many years we have watched the
steady Togress OF HO<TETTh KS STOM-
ACh RITTEttS IA public estimation, aud
its beneficent effects as a cure Tor al COM
plainte arising from the stomach or a NOR
bid nature, and We are free 10 say hat it
can be relied on as a certain relief and
remedy It's prOpFietOrs have made tue
above preparation, after years OF careful
study and sitting and are now re- ping
the reward aimed by this valuable Epeci-
nc, and which they 20 richly merit. u is
the only preparation Of the kind that ~
reliable IN all cases, ana ~ therefore de
mands the attention OF the afflicted.
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Rtrawharrr Fesflral.

The ladies. of the First Baptist
Church and congregation viii hold a
Strawberry Festival at Masonic Hall,
on Tuesday and Wednesday evenings,
June 9Th and 9th, Admission fee ::
Adnlts 25 cents; children 10 cents.
An elegant lunch will be served at.
the same place Wednesday and Thurs
day from II O'Clock A. NJ. to 2 P. NJ.
A generous patronage is earnestly de-
sired. The proceeds of the Festival
will be used in finishing the new
church building, corner OF Third and
Cherry Streets. The work has already
been commenced, and will be pushed
forward as rapidly as possible. j3td
s&- We will open this morning, at
Unprecedented low prices, a neWstock
of printed Narsales, new style aCali-
Goes, Ladies and Misses white Sisle
Thread Gloves, Silk Cord and Tas-
seIs, 6aipure Laces, Knotted Fringes,
Invisible Nets, japanese Mohairi
Switches, SILK Mitts, Seamless Kid
J. r. &. s. A. CooLmeE
1t OF the New York Store.
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kOaD and candles.

MyEoap, Oil and Candle Factory,
lately destroyed by fire. has again
been rebuilt, is now in full operation,
and, with my present improved ma
chinery and commodieusness of fac
tory building, [ have facilities equal
to any factory West, and to those that
may favor me with their patronage, |
viii always guarantee satisfaction,
bothas to prices and quality.
I Evansville merchants will espec-
tally fad it to their interests to give
me call before sending orders else
where. = PHILIP DECKER. 81
Sd Street. bet. Sycamore & Vine.
s4sJune /, DIV s5
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THANKs.-Mrs. Charles Klingel-
hoefer has sent her annual contribu-
ton to the JOURNAL Office, a large
bouquet of matchless beauty, composed
of some forty different varieties Of
rare and beautiful flowers, of her own
cultivation, and arranged with exquis-
lite taste. The fair donor will please
accept the cordial thanks of the jour
NAL corps, for her kind remembrance
and her beautiful gift.
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p EVANSyILLE OPERA HOUSE LACK
CRooK.-Tne Grand Spectacular Dram,
the Black Crook ,wHl be produced at the
Opera House tonight with all the gor-
geeus scenery with which It Is produced In
the Eastern cities, and with all the music
of the piece perfect. h1r. Davy. the primo
pal proprietor, is well known in theatrical
circles, and throughout the West has many
friends wherever he goes. We predict for
him a hearty welcome on his return TO.
this city. The troupe comprises some
thirty persons, Including n score of young
ladies OF great beauty, arrayed in the
most dazzling COSTUMES. We anticipate a
vast crowd tonight.
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sehenck,s Pnlmonle arrnn-

seaweed Tonic and Mandrake Pills vii
cure Consumption, Liver Complaint aud
Dyspepsia, II taken according TO the direc-
lions. They are all three 10 be taken at
the same time. They cleanse the stomach,
relax the liver, and put Il 20 work; then
the appetite becomes good the food digests
and makes good blood; the patient begins
10 grow in flesh the diseased matter rlpens
In the lungs, and the patient ontgrows loo
disease and gets well. 4 his is the only way
10 cure Consumption.
To these three ms1lcines DIR. J. II.
sehenck, OF Philadelphia, owes his unri-
vailed success Ia the treatment OF Pulmn-
nary Consumption. Tire Pulmonio syrup
ripeBs the morbid matter IN tile Iungs
nature throws it on by an eIlsy ex pectora-
tiOn, for When The phlsgm or matter H.
ripe n slight cough viii throw it on, and
the patient has rest, and the lungs begin
70 heal.
To do this, the seaweed Tonic aud Man
drake Pills must be freely used 10 oleanse
the stomach and liver, 30 that tue Pa
monte syrup and the food win make good
blood.
Schenck's Mandrake pills act dpon the
liver, removing an Obstructions, relax the
ducts or the gall bladder, the bile starts
freely, and the liver Is soon relieved; the
stools will show what the Pills can do; mo-
thing has ever been Invented except oaIo-
mel "a deadly poison, which Is very dam
geoous 70 use, unless with great care) that
will unlock the gall bladder and start the
secrotions OF the liver like sohenek's Man
drake pills.
Liver Complaint IS one OF the most
prominent causes OF Consumption.
Bchenck's seaweed Tonic Is a gentle
atimulant and Alternative, and the aikah
IN he seaWeed, which this preparatj va is
made OF, assists the stomach 70 throw ont
the gastric juice TO dissolve the food with
the Fulmonic syrup, and ~ made into
ing In the stomach.
Dr. Sohenck, In his treatment. does not
Try 70 ktop cough, night sWeats, chllls,
or fever. remove the cause, aud they Will
ali stop OF their own accord. No one can
be cured ofConsunl ptl on, Liver Com plant
Dyspepsia, Catarrh, Canker, or liberated
Throat, unless the liver and stomach are
made healthy .tI
When there a. no lung disease. and only
Liver Complaint aud Dyspepsia, Bcheuckh
seaweed Tonic and Mandrake Pills are
Take the Mandrake Pills freely Ia an
bilious complaints, as they ase perfectly
harinlee6.
DR.. schenex, who has enjoyed uninter.
rupted health for many years past, and
nov weighs 225 pounds. was wasted away
To "a mere size Teton, y the very last Stage
81 pulmonary Consumption, bis physis
less and abandoned him 10 bis fate. He
was cured by the aforesaid medicines.
Full directions accompany each, maxi
Ing IL not aOsOlutely necessary 20 see Dr.
Scheuok, unless patients wish their lumnH
exnmined; aud foi this purpose rs D. pro-
iessionally at his principal ONCE, Pliiln
DELPHI q, every Saturday, While ala letters
OF advice mast be addressed.
Price Of the Pulmonic Syrup and son-
weed Tonic, each 81 50 per bottle on 81 90 3
haif dozen. Mandrake Plus, 2la. per box
For sale by all druggists
fe2 d4wly sphl
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Broke HIS ARM-Samuel Robin
son. whose father works on the E., FL.
q n. r. B., and who resides on Tenth
Street. whilst returning from the
Locust Street School House, yester-
day afternoon, entered the new brick
building on Main Street, near the
depot, and gotto playing on the rafters,
from which he slipped and fell into
the cellar beneath. fracturing his left
arm near the shoulder joint. The
little fellow, who is only six years
old, walked home, about square and
a half distant. DR.. Mageniss was
called to see him, and he adjusted the
fracture, and left the boy in as COM
Portable condition as could be ex-
pected.
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We warn all persons owning Flor
ence Sewing Machines, not to let any
rone meddlewith their Machines while
we are agents. "a rs l-ssaso
81 We also warn the public not
to purchase the Florence Sewing
Machine, from a man calling him
self Alb. Howard, and as Agent for
said Machine, as we have no notice
Of his appointment, and will legally
protest against him selling said Ma
chimes in certain. counties, at least for
some time to come. VA So
-.-9--e SCHAPKER, BUssING az Co..
Special Agent for Southwestern In
lana and Western Kentucky. je3f
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Posr OFFIoE. EvANsvrLLE.


Notice is hereby given that from
and after this date, there will be made
up add Forwarded from this Office
second daily through mail to the fol-
Indianapolis, Chicago and the
Northwest; Cincinnati, New York
and all the Eastern Cities; Louisville,
Memphis, New Orleans and all South
ern Cities.
This mail, departing by the Evans
vile & Charlottesville Evening FIX
press, lCiH close at 4 80 PM. precise
kg. Letters sent by this mail will
reach their destination from ten. 10
fifteen hours In advance Of the next
inorning train.
a second daily mail is now received
at this Office, by the noon train, from
Louisville, Cincinnati, Indiauapolis,
and the East This mail closes at
louisville at l o'clock Pm, at Gin
einnati at 9:15 PM, and at Indian
apolis at midnight.
my26-t If john w. FOSTER, P. NJ.
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LosT-Ou Friday, black morocco
Memorandum Book, containing some
money and valuable memoranduuas,
The finder will be literally rewarded
by leaving it at the Office of the Ad-
dams Express Company, on First
Street. between Main and Locust.
moo IF
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BAPTIST CHURCH FEsTIvAL.-ByI a
notice in the local column, it will be
seen that the Baptist Church congre-
CATION will give a Strawberry Festival
on next Tuesday and Wednesday
june 9Th and GIN.
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"a For pure Drugs, Chemicals,
Liquors and fine Perfumes. Hair Oils.
Pomades, Brushes, Toilet Soaps and
Fancy Articles, go to the Opera Drug
Store, Is South First Street. Fresh
Blue Lick and Congress Water. Par
ticular attention paid to compound
ing prescriptions day or night. myH
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DEPARTMENT OF STATE,

DEPARTAIENT OF STATE,
Washington, May "A. 1869.
Information has been received at
this Department, FROM Mr. u. S
Spalding, the Consul of the United
States az Honolulu, of the death,
on the 30th day of March last, at
Honolulu, of J. G.. Hughes. formerly
of Richmond, Wayne County. Indi-
ana = ia2dSt
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CHEAP.-The supply Of potatoes in
this market is very large, and they
are as cheap as dirt. Dealers who
have them in lots for sale, only ask
from zoe to 81 so per bushel. and even
at this price the market is very dull
New potatoes will soon be plenty, and
then we suppose that the price of old
potatoes will drop still lower, unless
they have already touched the bottom.
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MARKET CLEANED.-Frank Ed
monds had his prison brigade at the
upper Market yesterday, cleaning up
the grounds. Frank gets consider
able work out of the prison birds.
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RAILRoAD EXCITEMENT An Rock.
PoRT-The people of Rockport are
considerably excited over a proposed
railroad from that place, to tap the
o. & NJ, railroad. .eJudge DeBruler
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MIDSUMMER NIGHT FESTIVAL
Our readers will remember the grand
Midsummer Nights Festival at the
Artesian Springs Park, on Thursday
evening, June 10th. The grounds
will be spiendidly illuminated by
hundreds of brilliant lamps, which
have been imported for the occasion.
Col. Wehler will undoubtedly get up
a fine en- tertainment.
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COUNTY COMMISSIONERS. The
Commissioners will meet next Mon
day, to sit as Board of Equalization
to equalize the recent assessments OF
real estate, which valuation is for five
years. a
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CITY ADVERrIsENrENTs.
Corporation Notices.

MAY nth, 1859. - -
ORDER FOR PLANK SIDEWALKS.
And now it Is hereby ordered ana
directed by the Common Council OF the
city of Evansville, that the owners Of All
lots or parts OF lots. fronting on or sdjoin-
between Franklin Street and Hamilton
Street; ~ -.
South side OF Franklin Street, between
Washington street and Brinkmeyer's
Field;
East side OF Third Avenue, between
Eleventh Street and Twelfth street.;
In said city, cause the sidewalks thereon
to be brought to the proper grade, and
that they cause a sidewalk of Glass No. 2
TO be laid down thereon within thirty
days from the publication of this order.
leeFf We A. NJ. Mc9RIFF, CLERK,
.f.t By r. A. MCGRIFF. Deputy.
City Clerks Once. Nav 28th, 1859,
mas d3t Union copy. I
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scARoE.-Local items were scarce
yesterday, and nothing Of unusual
interest transpired. The warm weather
keeps the bummers steady.