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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-02-14
Trustee Sale.

n virtue Of deed of trust msae 10 ma ss
DtTnstee, en- he I'D day OF Pebruary. lgi
oy Milton K. Eddins, for the purpose of secn,.
ing balance Of purchase money inention.d 4 4,
sld deed, which deed has been dnIy recosJad
IN the Register Office Of Shelby county. Ten
nessee, IN Book No, SO page h2l, and il beieby
referred to. for further ce tainty. [ viii. ~,
Monday, March 18th, 1850, al the sonib bvest
corner, OF Main ard Madison stTeats
N Memphis, Tennessee. sen witbin,
legal hours at public outory 10 the bish-
eat bidder, for cash, the property descrj5aa
IN SAID trust deed to-wits A tract of IN acre.
more or less. Bounded as follows BeinS IN,
No. : OF the sub division Of j ii. Cioodistt5s
land lying and being between the Memnbis
ana charleston railroad and the Memphisend
Hermantown plank road, beginning nj n stake
IN the center Of the plank road, The N W COR
ner Of lot No. Mrs. Winired's tract. tbenso
ssoqth TO a stake 0 feet moth OF the M anS ~
\ n, thence with the said road west cas;rs
to a stake 10 feet north Ofsaid railroad tbenne
Lorth to stake in the center of tSs ssiS
plank road, csrner Of lot No. 8, theme" eost
chains and 50 links with the ceDtsr Of s"iS
plank road to the beginning.
The equity of redemption is waived in sai1
aeed OF trust, the title is believed IA be nerfeci
but will sell and convey only rs trnsica
j. W. DICKINSON. Trpstes
~ X Boyle. Attorney. lsd wv IA
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New Orleans would assume its natur-
al Importance, and other Southern
ports would be greatly benefited.
When the Monroe doctrine was pro-
mulgated ffty-seven years ago we had
barely ten millions of people, now we
have nearly fifty millions, and no
European government would dare at
tempt to establish a protectorate on
this continent. The opening of a
canal for commercial purposes by a
private company Of Frenchmen can
not be cause of serious alarm, but
the proposition has afforded some of
our people an opportunity to get up a
good deal Of mock indignation and
make themselves ridiculous.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-02-14

WHEN the lsthmus canal is opened
all the heavy ireights between the
Atlantic and Pacific coasts will natur-
ally go through that channel Hence
eastern capitalists interested in trunk
railroad lines running east and west
are in favor of enforcing the Monroe
doctrine. This is a transparent pro-
teuce, yet some OF our Southern doe
trinaires cannot see through it. 1t
is not to the interest of the CONNER
cial centres Of the east that the canal
should be opened even by an Ameri-
can company. They will not
subscribe a dollar, for the
canal would croate diversion
of their commerce into other channels.
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The New YORK. Herald says if lie
testimony of North Carolina negros !
now being taken by thC exodus cor
mittee in Washington can be depend4
upor (and we see no occasion to dif
credit it), the condition of the e1i
slaves in that portion Of the SouI!I !
not by any means uncomfortable 81
far as the present, or discouraging q
far as the future is concerned. As )
rule they are fully as well, if not bet.
ter of, than large proportion of their
white fellow-citizens of the same class
in life and of the same opportunities
i'm the North.
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NEw ORLgANs. February "A. 1

New ORLEANS, February II, ll:30
a.m.-Cotton steady; middling, he.
Sales to-day, 1000 bales. Receipts
s094 bales. Stock 363, ,1S5 bales. Sales
yesterday 1000 bales, the market
closing firm; middling l3c.
LIVERPOOL, February IA, 3 pm
Cotton opened with moderate in
quiry, freely supplied. Uplands, I'D !,
Orleans, 7gd. Sales to-day $4,000 bales.
Receipts, l2,500 bales. Ameri-
can, $3.50. Futures opened and
closed dull. Deliveries for Feb
Z 1-16d; Feb. and March, and
March and April, z 1884 April
and May, Z Is 32a7 7-l6d; May and
June, 79a7 1882; June and July, Z IL
32a7Ad; July and August, Z 9-l6a7 II
32d; August and Sept and Sept. and
Oct, 7sd Oct. and Nov. Z 3-32d;
Nov. and Dec. Z 3-32d.
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Important Decision.

The case Of Gilbert, Brega & Co., ,v.
Sid. Cook, involving a question of
futures" which has been in the CIR.
euit coayt for some time, was decided
this morning for the defendant. q
Judgment having been rendered for
1880. Judge Pierce gave very elab-
orate opinion on the case, and said il
was for the grand jury to take cocni-
lepce Of this commercial gambling
4 savyu as dealing in futures,
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HArcH1E RIVER ONED.

We are happy to annope that the
draw has been placed 1.-THE bridge
over Hatchie river, al that the
jaunty and plucky little samer Poi
tevent passed through sterday at
1890 am. and proceeded its way to
Bolivar. where it will probly arrive
some time tomorrow. e railroad
company, we are satis6ethas acted
in good faith, and has hado contend
with some unforeseen lificulties
caused by the activity ( the iron
trade. We congratulate e people
interested in the aocomphed fact
that Hatchie river is &c more
opened and that Boar and
all intermediate points will be
placed in direct communidon with
Memphis. The next ing In
order is the improvement oHatchie
river, 80 that boats even larg4han the
Poitcvent may run to Boliy during
the business season. In regard
to this matter the ews is
encouraging, The facts othe case
are as follows: No appropriion can
be had for the improveme1of any
river or the prosecution of y other
character Of public work, uni a sur
yey of the particular work esigned
and an estimate of its cost islsde. by
an engineer of the governnnt and
lis report is transmitted thrcgh the
Secretary of War to congns At
the last session of the 45th qgrcss,
Hon. Casey Young procureAn ap
preparation through the Sccrary of
War for tue survey of Hatch river.
which was accordingly mad(under
his directions by Major BenyaId, and
his report, together with the esmated
cost Of the required improvemds, We
l,arn, onlyreached Col, Young trough
the, Chiefof Engineers a few DDS ago.
he Immediately offered bill skiing
for the necessary appropriation and
had that, together with the port,
referred to the committee oicom-
merce. Major Benyuard esthates
the cost of improving the riir at
$4,000, and that is the amout in
serted in the bill introduced. Ap
preparations for the improvement Of
rivers and harbors, except in raj ex-
ceptional cases, can only be obdned
by including the same in the ahual
yiver and harbor bill reported aEays
FROM the committee on commercand
passt>d under a suspension Of the nles.
1t is hoped that Colonel Yotg'S
bill will be incorporated in the fcth-
coming river and harbor bill anbe-
come a law in time for the approfia-
ton to be made available afterthe
beginning of the next fiscal ypr,
which commences on the frs Of
July. There is a reasonable prospect,
n, qrefore, that the work of IN
,rO, ing the navigation Of he
Hatcl lie river will comuepe
" the middle of next Jly
r first of august, which wiIlallow ST.
'ient time or the completion of'ae
york before 4 he opening of the cotbn
eason.
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Notice of Final settlement.

No. l2S0-In the Probate Court Of Shelby
county, TennesseeL. 2. G. Burford, Guar
dian of John 5. Heron
VNHIS ie to notify all persons interested in
i the estate Of said John S. Herrsn, that /
will, at my Office in the city Of Memphis. on
Monday, March 10, 1880,
at 10 o'clock a. M, take and state the final
settlement of the accounts Of L. p c. Buriord
rs Guardian of the estate Of said John 5.
llerror same being made by America C. Bur
ford, executrix Of l.. p. c. Burford, deceased
This February l1th, 1880.
OWEN DWYER, Clerk.
By HuaH b. CuLLrS, D. C.
CAN'T 4 Patterson. Attorneys. 1913
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Ranld FIonter.

Evening before last there came into
our harbor a fatboat loaded with four
thousand bushels Of corn in the ear,
belonging to Barnett Il Owens, Of
Carrsville, Ky. The broadhorn aoated
the distance from Carrsville here, a dis
tance of about five hundred miles, in
Eve days, an average of one hundred
miles per day, including twenty-four
hours lost in storm near 0sceola,
ninety miles above here. The starting
point is about one hundred and fifty
miles below Louisville, on the Ohio.
This is the fastest flatboat time ever
recorded as far as heard.
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The Doctors Yielding.

Ever since Prof Green wrote to the
Medical Record advising physicians every
where to use the Safe Kidney and Liver
Cuie in their practice, it has been gaining
in favor with the profession. They can fnd
nothing which is subst.'''te for it. r..
NJ. d., Of Rochcstc,, ~. =, says
be would now practice it to all who are
afflicted with serious kidney and liver
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Administrators Sale
AT THE ARNOLD PLACE,
s Miles from Memphis, OnHOrn Lake Road

SATURDAY, February 2lst, 1887, at 10
- o'clock NJ, | will sell at Auction, TO the
highest bidder, the following named articles,
belonging to the estate of 4. NJ. Arnold, de-
ceased Horses, 2 Cows, 8 Calves, Is head of
Hogs, tWo-horse Wagon and Harness, FARM
ing Utensils, 3 or stands Bees, Household
and Kitchen Furniture, and some 40 bushels
Corn, Hay and Fodder, Chest Carpenter
Tools. This sale has been advertised to take
place on two different occasions, but was each
time prevented by order Of court. All OBJ
structions have been removed, and II will
positively take place as advertised. Terms of
sale: Cash.
l42l5l GEO FREEMAN. Adm'r
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IRON ROOFING,
u q. Batte11o 80 Go. 4.
Promenade, opp. Concord.
~.
Dissolution of Partnership.

NOTICE is hereby given that the specisi
~ partnershlp heretofore exi ting betwcsn
me "a. and Henry Ehman. under the firm naIu,.
81 o. Ehman 70 az S65 Main street, Mempbis
sajd F nas Deen dissolved BY the retiring ol
warn all persons that | will not be resnonsi-
ele Tor any debts contracted by aim in iba
hrm name or otherwise. d" '"o
Those indebted to the hrm win please coli
anu settle with me. and those having biiis
once CHARLES Ii @WApVItHH, ~
ary 4th, 1880 lax ia
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On Saturday, March 9, 1850.

between the hours of II o'clock am and
o'clock m, in front of the Bank of Com
meree, No. ~ Madison street, in Memphis,
now the Taxing District Of Shelby county
Tenn, offer and sell, atpublic outcry. 10 the
highest bidder, for cash. for the Satisfaction
Of the said indebtedness. the following lind,
and improvements thereon, In said Taxing
District of Shelby county Tenn, lately The
city Of Memphis, 10 wit: The west half of lot
No, 2, of HilPs subdivision Of lot No. 5ll, be-
ginning at point on the north line of Ala
bama street, II feet east Of the east line of Hll
street; thence northwardly parallel with Hill
street, l4S19 feet TO an alley; thence east with
the. south line Of said alley 26 feet and ~,
inche-; thence south l4sk feet to Aiabams
streets thence west with the north line Of Ala
bama street. e feet ~ inches to the begin
nina, being. the same property conveyed 10
said N Maria Stewart By b. B. Lewis and j
q ?. Hammond, July q, 1867, by deed re-
corded in book 81, page 49,
EQUITY Of redemption is barred The title
Is believed to be good, but ( sell as trustee
only. The purchaser gets the absolute title
JAMES W. CR0CKER, Trustee
M. b. TREzEvANT, Attorney Ni6
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WASHINGTON, February II For
Tennessee and Ohio valley, winds
shifting to westerly and southeriy,
with elSar or fair weather, stationary
or fllling barometer, and nearly sta
ionary temperature.
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Great News.

1t is great news in deqh that there is at
last a remedy warmers Safe Nervine),
which will relieve all kinds of pain and
give rest and sleep without injury to the
system Tho discovcrer Of this remedy is
considered the most skillful nerve doctor
in the world.
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NOTICE.

GtKRTIFICATE No. 2l21, Memphis & Char
~ lesion Railread stock calling for l55 shares.
q date April leth, 1870, issued to john H.
ketr, and now the property of lula q. Coffee.
guardian of John l.. Kerr, has been lost or
stolen, ana this is 10 notify ali parties con-
eerqed therein, that said guardian will apply
to the seeretary Of sRid company for a dnpli-
cate Of the same. This February 9th, ISiU'
lSs 15s Guardian for .jobD + LKs Ks,r
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ADJUSTMENTS.
sHARps AND FLATS.

SHARPS AND FLATS.
Robson and Crane achieved a sue
cess last night in "Sharps and Flats. -
1t was the real success of the week,
and ranks foremost among the sue
cesses of the season. Crane, as Dull
stone Flat" could not have been bet
ter. His inimitable touches lent a
strength and force to the part that
was irresistible, and he convulsed the
audience by his humorous acting.
He threw himself into such a state
that the slightest contortion of his
face was sufficient to set them scream
ing with laughter. RobSons part was
well taken. AS Cutler Sharp" he Il
thrown into bold relief, and Is more
than Up to the requirements Of the
role, The stage is his natural home,
and Cutler Sharp" his own charac
ter. As is usual in all those plays in
which Robson and Crane are such q
success as last night, the support Is
thrown into the background, and has
no chance to display any degree Of
talent that might be possessed. The
comedians we're called before the cur
tain time or two between acts. Rob
son and Crane close here tonight in
Our Bachelors" and go hence to
Cincinnati.
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Administrators Notice.

HAVING qualified as administrator nf the
IL estate OF Mrs. Marie Apor, formerly Rl-
bernstein, all PARTIES having claims against
said estate are notified to present the same,
legally authenticated; and all those indebted
are requested 10 come forward aud make pay
mont. JOSEPH SpECuT, admir-
Menphls. Shelby County, Tom, February
5th, lsSO. isaf
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$3.50 Reward.

1NH & above reward will be paid byme. at my
l. office, for the arrest and conviction of the
man who attempted to outrage the young
lady in St. Peters church. yesterday, about
ten o'clock. The only description that can
be given Of him is that he was very repulsive
mulatto negro about twenty years of age.
P. R. ATHY, Chief Police.
Memphis, Tenn. February llth. iRa0 1Aj lis
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-02-14

RY virtue of the terms Of deed of trust ex.
ID ecuted by N. Muria Stewart and j. d.
Stewart, TO John A. Holt, trustee, and to his
successors in office, dated May 10, 1877, record
ed in book lis. at page l29 Of the Shelby eoun-
!y Registers office, the gfantors therein haJ
ing Jailed in their undertakings, and the debt
threby secured being past due and UNPAID, l.
James W. Cr0eker, the legal successor OF the
said John A. Holt, whois now deceased, will
at the request of the beneficiary,
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day--a sheet of tinted paper, bearing
in the center a wall.eyed and badly
damaged dove. Upon a ribbon held
in the mouth of the sick bird were the
words
"Im dear little Buttercup.
Sweet little gutter.pup,
Dear oh me don't love vol,
ana still I'm not happy
] love you like taffy,
Molassess and peppermint, too"
at present writing he is slowly re-
covering.
An Indian war-whoOp rang out on
the air about this time, and ex-senator
Gill was discovered raving like a
maniac at gOrgeously tinted carrica-
are that he held out at arms length.
1t represented dusky son of Afric.
clad in a policeman's garb, with but,
tons as big as saucers. The scene
was laid in court. Of at one
side colored damsel was in
the act Of swooning into the
arms Of a crooked attorney. The
policeman lip hung on nail, and a
bystander held a bucket under his
eyes which were shedding tears as big
as gOblots, Some sharp carricaturist
had read the Touching Scene" 10
Wednesdays LEDGER and got up a
landscape accordingly Gill seemed
on fire and the department was prompt
ly called upon to extinglish him.
Tom Baker was in the act of deposit
ing his three story and an attic bucket
on top of the stove when he was mott
fled that letter to his address could
be found in the box. His equilibrium
was disturbed; the equilibrium of the
bucket was lost and came tumbling
down upon the floor Swallowing a
sob he gathered the scattered grocery
together, and five minutes more found
him absorbed in his valentine. 1t was
a regular ''long-tailed screamer" and
read as follows:
"rhou falSest fiend of fiery flame
Provision store without a name.
How could'st thou take another frow (?
I'll have revenge / swow !"
He bore up bravely under the blow
and his friends hope to see him on the
street again in few days.
Captain Forrest also found sweet
little missive, which sent a delicious
little thrill up his spinal column. 1t
said
Darling little ducky dan,
Sweetest, dearest, bestest man"
and so on, but the latter part being
shown the reporter in confidence he
declines to publish it. The Captain
bought a red and yellow speckled
necktie this very day, not to speak of
parting his hair in the middle at din
ner-time.
. At the courthouse the number of
valentines received was very large, but
only half dozen or more were shown
the writer. OF these one of the most
startling was that of which the attor-
ney-general was the recipient. 1t
showed tall and slender man, clad in
the judicial gown, in the act Of de
posting bis entire weight upon
heavy moustached attorney. From
the mouth of the judicial parsonage
issued the words, I'm running this
court, and I'm going to have thirteen
men on the grand jury. Who says
shaut?'
Clerk Mason, Of the circurt court is
willing to make an affidavit that his
was postmarked, The Moon" The
reader can Judge of tho probability
himself--by asking to see it aud sue.
eceding.
That Of the register, the genial
Mack, was gem Of thought and a
marvel Of architecture. He carries it
over his heart, which he avOws is 10.
Gated under his waistband.
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LOTTERY,
Louisiana State Lottery ConDaDV

This Institution was regularly Incorporated
by the Legislature of the State far Eaun.t ieno
and Charitable purposes Ia las. fer ihe
term 81 twenty-five years. to which con
tract the inviolahle faith Of the State l,
pledged, which pledge has been renewed !, ;
an overwhelming popular vote, securing H.
franchise II the new constitution, adootod
lesssHm6er sSH a q a; D; 1879, with capital al
servo fund Of $3.50, 600 Hts Grand dincSs
Number OistributiOe will take nisee
monthly, on the second tuesday. II nec,r
Scales OF pqstponss, Lo1k at thO Following
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Monday, the 18th day Of March, 1890,


DURsUANT 10 a trust deed executed 10 me
i By H. S. Ledbetter aud John W. Ledbet
ter, her husband, dated llth day April 1875,
and recorded In Registers ofioe OF Shelby
county, Tennessee, In beok No, Ill, page ll9,
Of the request of bsneheiaries In said deed
Of trust, will on
Monday, the 18Th day Of March, 1880,
between the hours ofi2 and p.u ;, in fsont Of
the courthouse dooi Of said county, sell fUr
cash at public outefy the following described
real estate, situated In Shelby county, State
Of Tennessee, and described as follows, o.
VIII Beginning at q stake at northwest corner
gt q spven ~ sore tract heretofore conveyed
by 5ehafer and wife and NJ. c. Knapp; thence
north tbirty-one chaint 10 a stake at the
northeast corner Of a p acre tract heretofore
conveyed 10 M., q, Latrangei thence east ff'
teen chains and eiehty eight links to a stake
at the northwest corner Of sixty acre tract
conveyed to Mrs. H. b. ledbetter and s. II.
Gaynor; thence south with the west line Of
said tract thirty-fve chains, fifty eight and
plank road, being the southwest corner of the
Ledbetter and GaynOr tract: thence west with
the plank road 20 the beginning, containing
by estimation, ffty-twO 69-1Oa acres.
Also the following described tract Of land
beginning in the center Of the Germantown
plank road, thence north 40 chains AZ links to
a stake; thence west 5l1 chains to stake;
thence south % chains 5SH links 10 a stake;
thence east with the plank road 512 chains to
the beginning, containing twenty ac-es.
Title TO same believed TO be good, but sell
and convey as trustee only.
1873 I. A. LAMB, Trustee.
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NEW YORK, February IA, pm
Cotton opened nominal now quiet and
l-l6c lower. Ordinary. llSc; good
ordinary, y Bloc; low middling, 12ic;
middling, 13Bc; good middling, l3sc;
middling fair, l4Bc; fair, l4sc. Fu-
lures opered steady, now quiet and
steady and ? to 6 points below last
evenings prices, as follows. Deliver
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Notice 10 the Public.

THE business Of Trunk Manufacturing
l. heretofore carried on by Sachs \ Mekepna
bAp been suspended | alone am responsible
for debts created before this date by said Sachs
created by myself. i. W. SACHS,
February lS, 1850, 1879
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No health with inactive liver aud
urinary organs without Hop Bitters.
DIED.

DALTR0FT-At her residence. No. Is Main
street, Of am. February l4th, Of heart DIS
ease, MRs. SOLOMON DALTRoFT.
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Nteamh0nT Accident.

NASHVILLE, February 13.-The
steamer Fawn, heavily loaded, ran
into a barge at Johnsonyille tonight,
and it is thought will be lost.
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administrators A Sale.

TEE sale Of the estate Of the lats Mrs
i Mary Auer formerly Rabenstein, will taxa
place the 18th inst, at her late residence, on
JaeksUn street. near railroad al 10 am, fcf
cash also good vii and rent Of store hotise,
lSS lT Jos. SPEcHr ,eR,, Admistratnr.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
OFFIcE or rag BOApD or FIRr AND.

OFPIcE or THE BOARD or FIRR AND1
POLICE COMMISSIONERS.
Taxing District. February 9, 1880.
CEALED proposals. will be received by Ms
~ until Tuesday. February 18th, at noon for
the following materials to be furnished the
lsxing piftrict Of Shelby county. viz. Fur
partmenN of the District for fhe ensuing l2
jeet any or sll bids.
By order Of the Board.
lR l4 n. T. PORTER, Pre,ident.
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An unknown man, who was intoxi.
Gated, fell into the river last night,
and would have been drowned had he
not been rescued by Messrs. Briggs
and Frazer.
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TO MEMBERS
--OF--
Grace Church Congregation.

VOU are earnestly requested to be present
ct the msrning services TOMORROW,
as matters Of vital Importance viii be laid
before you. THE YRSTRY.
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NOTICE.
0FfIoE og Tng BoAHp OF fRR LNn
POLICE CoNAIssiosERs.

TAXING DISTRICT, February IL, lSO.J
4 LII parties having preference as 10 the
n point ut which house concessions
With the sewers are to be made, viii please
notify the Engineer IN charge OF the sewerage
as the oXcavatlou reaches their pr0nlises.
l42.lH b 4, pURThR. President.