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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-17
nurtlal Noiires.

$780,, .,S PolIshers' Protective Associa-
~ as Fl setDg this society will ce nee 10 tnsf
asp-n - Fzsth and GTenoss, on lhJ n'DA l. tle lfl
80 AZ there y business 1i importance 70 D. Trans
s6,e ~ N. n,nss 49,. ~, WIN COOK, Prsst
-, q. stituse-Farmers' Cuba regular meet
% sil b 1en s-The Cheapest and Best way Fezs
srSy LsDo' '"'Ds H. MElG5, Secretary.
.,t.a yYnIker-st Widening All persons who ssned
~ above and wish % make their Oppo t0n
~ Coart hayng PLACED the renonstra.ce IN the h1nas
ese - - The es.e ownership Of the property by the
cs az the Office OF Wh H. ELI
N,u u between The hours Of II aud o'clock during the
% - szcsptins FIidsy sed saturday
-. cxeat Excitement. The Dague1eOtypes taken It
ADD very popus Daguerrean establishment No
z are pronounced passed by anything IA Ioe
, Yne money saved by patrouzng TINS q iey 20
"a, n you would get stat
-, .ome,hipR good out Of BrOadwnys-Persons wishing
y ,,s reasonable price can N"eW oep7ha
,n' ~ pi.tnTe ~ BOGARDO5S Dagneueotype esao
shsssy No y OIeenwieb-s soutest corner OF Bacayst
- Sm,sv.ot guteIlis eaco Onbee sRd labor hH-
N. IS and n C.nast, NeWfork-Ihis ON . - estap
- y, of IAborers Servants at very 10y rates u Wages
VI .s sat orders filled by vrtng 70 tn
pdpa The snoont nsoeay the passage o parties n
rs1 No fees charged 10 employee PAGAN sup.rstsnseps
~ ye,.rsvte Homestead Association.-Come one and
- he cr,ra Neetpz this Association n BE- held az ls ea
tn.n So ies Bewery WEDNESDAY EVENING, May ~ o.
oR r he purpose explaining the principles upon WI n @
mt he b,gs dervsbe from weekly insments pad Tor Your
o. homes Neglect this opportunity Notbsueh you,
,.e arc a, Of houses m ih cy are eng
a. . Won the oppressors YOKE 30 niVy hou'd
tonight and Mo- JON TINS A2laon
o,, vopr own Regular me@tngs are hsd every
EOEDAY EVENING American Han corner o. bIoalway ana
Grudst ~ = n 1dyT ,essyreT No go Nntlrsy
pm GE1LATLEY Secretary. No. l6I Broadway
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INFORMATION WANTED of THOMAS CORBf,
who N.York NewYer's Dav. 1879 n ship Css
KIrre Couny Mayo lrelsd. Address AIRY COhbf'
Of joseph Marlin p o. Darlington Co. NeJers-y
MATRIMONIAL-A wife wanted by professional
fl gen4n middle tall good nsu-e, iaa peasas
scdTe qa, habits The aiy must be We educated
smake srd quiet domestic hh healthy and gooi hur age
iry forty and support Of her own References
txcanged IT bHne Oce. The above good faith
and Will Be treated eoufcentlsly.
NOTICE.-All persons are cautioned against nego-
~ listed Syraclse May TO- 1883 In favor Of n O.
Law Bros or sa4 i3 signed 4. P Wagner; Note
dated lew York Arr IS 1853 favor Of n @. Law Bus for
Sol signed Samuel Csvery also Corneus Lockwoods Chec on
Fulton Endorsed By u. q Law Bros; these
papers having been stolen from the subscrioers 49,,
NOIICE-Is hereby given that l Will not hold my
~ % responsible for the other than myself or ny ssa
authorized All bis Of wu not
b reeogpIed BY proprietor OF the TOnshook ong
May IS lass LlhEOON
DAN AWAY from the subscriber, on the 10Th INST.
IL indentud apprentice, named ALEXANDER FERGUSON
Sad Of small about feet OF nches hgnt
zt hsr bue very little beard and hod complexion.
Hrs nah fo crooked his All persons are forbid
hold
him responsible for his serv1ces -.
Troy. May L, 1888. CLARK TOAPA4NS. Aaehtust'
THE GIPSEY GIRL (the seventh daughter Of the
Giry fazsyl this method inform ths public that she has
Nkest where she will hold her courts
cay this and where she Will be happy TO consult with them
~ l. M-DOn't leave the city without letting me
where you You may rely secrecy II you
fail TO advise Write 20 to Georges
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Cost an0 founo

Cost ano founo.
EOUND-In the Store of Lord & TaylOr's Catharine-
Il st. aSUM ofMoNEY. Apply a, the desk
I OST-J H WHEELOCK's DRAFT, dated Men
IL don 1855 months favor OF Higbee Foster Of
Boston wheeok Daniels NewYOz and accepted BY
them payable the Metropolitan Bank Seven Hundred and
Eighteen Dollars 10 100; SAID draft Ddorsed By T. All parties
are cautioned receiving such draft payment has
stopped Whoever has found the will them s
bee Foster. No IS Fultonst. w l. MORSE, Salem Ma
I OST or PICKED UP, on the 30th April-An Eng
hsh Leather WRITING-CASE. marked 4" MI McGsne, wor
eester containing drawing Instruments also marked with
some person restoring the the Store No 25
9Th will receive 8 reward.
CTOLEN-From the forward ear of the accommOda-
- ton trsn which NesHsveu for Newlork St O'Clock
NJ nediunsiIed CARPET BAG containing eohnz books,
various manuscripts quantity Of engraved blocks oane ustra
liberal reward viii be pSd ir the recovery Of the Bag
and contents 5. B. BRITAIN No 800 BrosdEsy-
q IN REWARD-LOst. near the corner of Broad
~ Franklr-st, about O'Clock Monday afternoon,
drawn the order Of JOHN T. MILLS;
$50 Check for So Receipt for about 81 $50
age k tgher with o'her papers snd memorandum bng
OF no value them all having
been the public hereby cautioned sonE
II finder. BY leaving them At No 20 yohDst viii
ar rewa JOHN 7. Mills.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-17

FURNISHED ROOMS to LET to single Gentlemen
IL without board at No. itS FrsnshDs
HANDSOMELY FURNISHED PARLoR or BED
- BOON RON % 0Gs or G & abs one ds ss s sss
81 Johns PArk Parra Ar sssret ippy a. No seash -
ONE LARGE. or TWO SMALL FAMILIES can
de Of Pert Chester deP To f hes ees 's1s OF aid r.
sd place with T.e Roma this Of Fsfs sds sTH f~
'''-~ RsilroaA Aren't Port Chester Y Y.
pLEASANT FURNISHED ROOMS 70 LET,
without Breakfast ard Tea No 81 sh.y north
corner ah Also 'ssrsb Once the hrss ooo whaeh
uDied BY Physician The hO1-s has al the modern ma
prouments
nRIVATE FANilLY-A Gentleman and Wife can
lag ss R ssS S on: 9' p, rsG S,s On sS s
~r viii sr N bsa's enpaed ~ py,ie
DIV :. No 3 Tut minutes YAH to the keeeksr o.
DoONS FTRNIsHED or UNFURNISHED.-sin-
Ii - R. or Pso Bedrooms the ane house No iis stb
st Good location respectable physician Convenient TO stages
and 6'h-sv
DOOMS 10 LET-The secondstory trout Rooms of 8
Ia house Broadway g oSe OF TWO Ssnsensa WIN
Breakfast desired. Address D. Box No la fosfonee
DOOMS.- Gentlemen can be accommodated WIN
IA pleasant Rooms No 8 VA,sI :, sonts % q p
Para omnibus and railroad routes Partial Board required N
CINGIE GENT. HMEN and GENTLEMEN with
- their WIVES te accommodated with Board and psssat
Rcms No Abnsdoo ives, SIDE v b-feus nodefae
CT JOHNS PARK Two very desirable Rooms,
sSTsHsiy, At No Ia HudsOn'st
V,HREE LOFTS to LET-ln new sand stone front
Il BuicDg. No ~ Chsmbers-st Apply On TIE premises
YINO CENT EMEN or GENTLEMEN and their
n wNEs-Bosrd with delightful rooms either ferushed
un No S2 6,hSv Dinner Pm House has
ali the uOcern improvements
rUNO LEr-Mit h partial Board a large Room, fur
Il sbed esnsemsn r n S,s &c N Pnys A Essssh
yn Also single Room, well furnished Address L. G., Tribune
Ofce.
rJ'O LET-FurDished Rooms, suitable for gentlemen.
Il References exchanged. Apply a, No 81 LsPenard g.
TO LET-In house with the modern Improvements,
sas bath Sc furnished ptor with without board faqaIo
No s. Sd-sv, entrance in 9thst
ITO LET-ln Jersey City TO one or two Gentlemen,a
unishea Room fer Lodging IN PLAIN prv.se smiy
Apty during No 50 Monigomeyst bloch hom the
ferry
TWO or THREE GENTLEMEN can be accommo-
dated Room Breakfast snd Tea with Dinner sao-
ays In private family within beck OF Essex Market Address
y. o., al 1he Tribune Office
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Real Gstate for Sale.
ATTENTION, MANUFACTURERs.-

A TTENTION, MANUFACTURERS.--A RARE
called the desirable
found the Uned property
about hy Of level land beautifully
foaIDf OF Phihpbur opponte 70 Easton Pa The Morris
Delaware Railroad 70 Phsep all
this and the Delaware Division Csna
Pboelphs and the Lehsh Valley Railroad Msach Chunk
Canal leading the coal regions Of Pennyysn all
In the United states for the supply Of coal and the cheap
ton d kind Of product the
and New the time 70 either city being BY railroad three hou
In The immediate Vicinity .na on me Of these st
this property segstst the large and profitable Coopss Fnae
which bghy favorable ocaon kept In successful
operation through ali the charges Of the tines
The poTneto Of these n ne sstshed mat 'ner oc-on has
and for al the essentials ehesp sDucturs .d oenf desops
have factories immediately on % tnsse snd feel
disposed sell Es merely nonn. Peg have dss for
BEAUTIFUL BUILDING SITS Tor
der oes on the shspos all the above
a,o Rivers hsnaetnie Capits
persons low price the most desirable
NIT he pscs and I1Sse Tor Any dar sd
:" INK '-'' HERMAN g. HICKMAN Es.top Pa.
AT PRIVATE SALE, or would be exchanged for
~ t pouey country the road a, Nof~ah Ca
contain I've kc hou.e out buH
iD wnutes wax Of the railroad depot and oil Of
tie sound A' Sc3LE Chiffon AueeOn.s 10 10 x....s.
AT PRIVATE SALE-Three excellent four-stoU
"A brown front Houses ground tbs noh 80
between Broadway and -, 80
EN- improvements and inhss 10 6ps ~ oe
ss q: s = .ys e As siss sLssdxE
Brosda
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Gouses uuauico.

Gonees Wduico.
ITO FARM PROPRIETORS.-Wan 10 Rent for
one wear or period years from % 50 less
ore dwelling and good houses with
are m New Jersey and
within City and GOOD roads The advertiser prscti-
ca IMPROVING Farmer. Address ROBIN. Tribune Ofce ~ 4
tN}lSH to OBrAlN-A Gentleman, his wife and
niece want 10 hire four Rooms Kitchen hat
house Beeckers OF the Bowery and av Any per-
son having uch apsrtmtp let would do well TO adde's
stating which be moderate, location &c, 20 H. unou-
Possession required the Isl OF june
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Boar6 an6 Rooms.

BOARD at UNION HOUSE. Nos ga, 279 and PSI
I'D Hudson between Canal and sPnnsss. Rooms
h,uS soney urnshed snail fzzily be had
.nuodscus ressca&b Aso single
or rontsmen TnEsnf Bsse accommodated reasonable
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Chance for Business fflen.

n frste The reputation Office for doing the Of
ens;sny ne.Is ard h.a cts for work are NOS On hand
ncorporaf,Su " OF the sse The Ofee SC vii De sd
On terms For further parcu az dress The
o0.'HlO'' Ohio S " I. BAsc SS%rr
DI SINESS ano STOCK ofaHARDWAKE STOKE,
~ e s'; stand n the 5s, cry ssS ye os s' r. S
VEGHTFN No. % rs Divi.iOrrst. y.
4 NANCE for FORTUNE Young Men wanted in a
" tusiDe plying three SIX dol.rs day Pas =
lance by cleans a. will specn and u directions
No ss Brossway Ii engaged day.
GOLD SPRINGS, CAPE MAY-For sale, the Lease
y the celebrated Cold SPRINGS with three Of land together
tenn. ApPy At 80 i5 Sinor. Phi;dep6s
TOR SALE-A small Mortgage of 81 900 on property
WnIGER No SIS Broadway IN the cent Dasaerrea Gallery
TOR SALE-A large Boarding House on Broadway,
completely furnished witb eass q three years H hled
i an optoltu,y seldom met with Adire c G E. Tribune Oce
STEAMBOAT for SALE-The steamboat COL
- FREMONT Of the following dmensons 100 feet keel II feet
beam 3 over the guards; with stern Wheel - feet dmeter
iI Bos Al The Machinery built By Rsasy Sssis Co
been FINISHED in March TIE boat furnished Anchors
h,IIoi Cpsis Iaoes &c, &c. "A % , s. U -, s0 I've,
nan "a oest a. eu t o IN ~. S ~ III 40 b m on.
yesion to ether NAg HlLLEs or A. 6 R0WLASD Frank
ITO LITERARY CENT EMEN and MEMBERS
ofie PRESS -To be so upon resonae terms rei-est4b
hh,e Wees NeSsPpe, % IN foJ 1ty LAs rnqt
postage paid PUBLISHER Post-Oice, New York.
XYTOOLEN FACTORY Tor SALE.-The Trustees OF
w the AUBURN WOODEN COMPANY will sell Al public
the Office o the Company Anbun, WEDNESDAY
10 o'clock the
Buildings Aachirery Real Estate Water Power process
Materials all the personal effects of the AU
BURN WOODEN COMPANY, connected WITH Necessary the
Of the sad Factory The Factory full operation
be BY the purchaser without being The Mil
rrosmels The Buildings twenty
the Stating for that object The Ma
chnery operation 81 looms
ery IN that proportion Terms OF sale made known
or by application o the Trustees before that day
Dated Auburn, April 10. 1853 - -
(SsnedJ THOMAS T. HOW Jrr Secretary.
. 0nn CARATS Of FINE LOOSE DIAMOND
E.OOO to be sold ct IS per carat AoOy LOUIS AN.
RICH Readest Any person having large diamonds sell
well call Anch The highest cash price given
o. nOn WANTED-In a Manufacturing bust.
QOsOOU ness successful operation, and paying fair
ricft A6drss Il C. H. Office OF this paper.
I'D SnN Wanted, a Partner to join the adver-
~ .oOOs iser with the above a scturDg
business in Wet will pay clear poit Of SIP 100
Address WESTERN BUSINESS this office with real
6tHnA AN established Cash Business, (nOt mer;
qpNBUs canule paying sOod income Will Do sold
bargain Address D. D. Tribune Office.
tbISOA A BOARDINGHOUSE aud FUR
p COOs NlTURE for SALE great bargain i've
uut.a walk Fulton Ferry house has thirty well
bed: can accommodate bOaders has
or se,e has $500 incorporating
fsbhuen The good will and furniture will h sold $3.50
down; balance Apply 10 BRONSON KNAPP Co.
Mpuopohtan Bank Building ITO Broadway.
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Gunner Retreats.


BOARDING at THROGs NECK, WESTCHES
or two Alies can Os piotaeG =, VIZ b P seo
S and I10id qs a. So h,say L. ONDEH
BOARD WANTED in the COUNTRY for the SUM
ID MIR or LONGER-On the line Of the Ne~Haven Hudson
o Sis. Tso GOOD .i1eS rooms viii Be required Adde'S.
Nj TAYLOR Box No us PotO6ee New YORK sti1g terms sc
DOARD WANTED-ln the country for the summer,
must be within hours ride from city Address scHsf
LFR. box 50 Post Oa5ee, stsuDs terms sc
BOARDING in the COUNTRf-Mrs. SEBRING,
ID T.ytown is prepared families ndua
with pleasant and Board for the App
to be made in person
DOARD alta FARM HOUSE.-The subscriber is
ID prepared make with parties wishing Board
iooH. are and sy pleasant hesh
hDs s sd W. a S u %fs s a Ii
DOARD-In Westchester County, IA miles from New.
b and Ise can procure Board os.,
81 s situated shaded By are Iu I1 It e
and shrubbery 5tO walk from the Depot Table
BRRSSs R.ss1es-Tbo3s: sitdss No 4 cOaisadi
COUNTRY BOARD-In the Town of Cornwall, Or
ange Co. ~ Y miles from Corr Ea Landing ana from Sails
bury Depot the Ne Ebuh branch Of the Enc Railroad Two
three Boae be accommodated during the summer Immediate
application made Location Unsurpassed Tor health and romantic
beauty Inquire at Orr' Mill
COUNTRY BOARDlNG.-FamiIies can obtain good
- Board and pleasant Rooms delightful and healthy By
Ier Depot, the New Haven Railroad
COUNTRY BOARD-Singe Gentlemen, doing bust
- the city wishing residence obtain furnished
the village Of Lover MossnA Aso Gentleman and hs
Wife be accommodated BY applying on MOSesv- (Od Boston
Road Q door fl u 7hst
COUNTRY BOARD wANTED.--A family with
- plain Must city
P.esse address box Nc llfS New-York p. o.
COUNTRY BOARD WANTED-By small Family
~ from about the h July in quiet nhouss preferred and
the water. address With particulars s. T. Box No rs Post
Ofee
CHICAGO.-GEOW W. GAGE, of Boston, and DAVID
~ GAGE efBeoss Fall. VI have ased for Of yea the
v-lk1owu REAONI ROT 81, Chicago, IN owned and
Iept Couch, ESQ Tie Of The
rd the and fh VII
suare make all irstes< house
N formerly Un0u House
fed uncle JerTysD will be Of the urscip.
Travellers respectful " ny GAGE BROTHER
Trencnt House Chicago, April Is 1855
GUNNER B0ARD--A family or eight or ten per-
- obtain Board private family The situation the
beautiful AXE for rs labry and prospects
good fishing and os ice house the Hudson Rve thn
Il distant from NewYok By Hudson River Railroad Address
THE LAKE. oehce Of The Tribune.
WANTED-Board in the Country for Lady two
w particE distance
The Q with living Terms
no eerate. Address J. D. NJ Tnbane 06iee.
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WANTED-A smart, well ins,r,e,sa r,.r,,., c., a.
& snths vors IN houss or two ps,son. "a ,h @ !,
AfNE& s1A - ~ kstersnccs required Apply AZ
sss WA, 9Th door Of sdey. 'f'
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PRICE TWO CENTS.
EAGLE HOTEL

EAGLE HOTEL. corner of Frankfort and William
II ss-Gereen obtain Lodgings tins hotel
.t26 sud per night; 81 81 . 50 week Doabebe
Se6 person. central
Sk-ar
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-17

wi Sarse. visiting New.York Will fnd this aud
ous delghG and convenient retreat Eom the Guy OF
NewYcrk Hicks MID between Fulton Ferry
snS TIE Montague Feny which has INTO ort on Fo
N. loot OF requires shout eeca
house om Exchange Wa incdne crossing the ferry
Te lew unsurpassed sniug the BAY OF New YORK nd tue
has been recently and ltted
in elegant coUuociOus EDWIN X YALE
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Nem Publications.

OVE. MARRIAGE and DIVORCE, and the SOW
4 4 RFIGNTY Of the INDIVIDUAL, Discussion by HENRY
JAMES HORACE GREELEY, and STEPHEN PEARL An
DhEWs the final replies Of Mr. Andrews excluded from Inc
,pe Price l2l ems published and for sale wholesale and
,s,s1 bv sTRINGER 4 TOWNSEND, No. Y Broadway.
az OMANs RIGHTS COMMENSURATE WITH
w HFR CAPACITIES AND OBLIGATIONS. vol, octave,
ls6 pssss Pnce 90 cents.
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VVANTED-In a small family, two Protestant G. Is,
w DO ch.rnoe<ork None
need sppy bu to havIg cOd recommendation Apply Al No
Fssfl
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BROADWAY THEATER-E. A. MARSHALL, Sol,
ID Lsssa-THIs EVENING, May u, will be performed.


Doors open and the Overture will pree ely
s.s spS PsroDe 50 Family and Upper Circle Is sen P
vas Boxes g. and e..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-17

ARGE ROOM TO LEr-FiOnting Broadway,
II above Apply to T. HAUGHwoUr, sl Broadway.
OFFICE to LET A Convenient Office in Posts
~ Budng corner aud exceent
order Apply to C. n BoVEE, No % wat
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-17

! S1EAM POW ER-TO Let or Lease the store NO.
- South Also the Store No ~ Wserst immediately In
above LEI with without power Also
four horse power Engine Boiler Applg
| 4l5 Waters or No
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-17

ROARDING.-Ge Board be obtained b
H. Families single Gentlemen at No 10 l5th beween I'D al
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-17

NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DESIGN-NoE open
e' eAareS Ne ssS Broadway opposite Bonds ron
os, ~ esy The 18th Annual Exhi6iOn containing Deary 800
sf< s. N rnnting and statuay (never exbed by living
,,.- s-se sanas.aon Is cents Season Tickets 50 cents
l Ne WASHINGTON EXHIBITION-In aid of the
ss- osss Sssy q he Ens k. choice collection Of Pic
hsx NO !" Broadway. Adnipanee Is essis ses.Os rols.
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OBowery--Clowns Rockwell aud Burt; Riding Master n. F.
ko Exfra performance "Wednesday and saturday Afternoons
~ Scock. TUESDAY EVENING, MAY IL. PUTNAM still the
puDtn feature D. w. Stone Old Put; Miss Melese Kate
ham The Yankee and Duohman immense Two Compares
nSeueiAn and Dramatic besde the Stars Mons Williams La
l.zs Burt and Rose Msdgan in performance.
~ n a o al
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-04-04
The April ELECTION.

The April election for different offices.
takes place to-day. So far as our City and
township elections are concerned, there is no
very perceptible excitement-no political
feeling whatsoever. The only particular
feeling at all, is amorg the candidates aud
their personal friehds, and sumo on the
Temperance question without any warm COM
petition for any Office to be filled at this cleo
ton. IL is. desirable that every citizen
shonld vote, and we certainly hope full
vote will be polled. The City and Township
tickets rrinted at this office, state at their
heads where the respective tickets are to be
voted. The whole Township ticket, inclu-
ding the license question, is to be voted at
the Court House. The City Ticket will be
voted ct the Engine Houses, all the wa ds
above Main street voting at the Engine
House on Second street, and those below at
the Engine House on Vine street..
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-04-04

-<THE EMrREss.-This splendid steamer laid
here nearly all Saturday last taking in freight
although she had nearly 700 tons on board
when she arrived. A number of ous citizens
took the opportunity Of visiting her while In
port, and Capt. Wilson, with his usual usssn-
ity, did the agreeable in.taking his friends
over the boat. She is plainly finished. out
model of neatness and beauty. Her CABIN
which is thelwidest on the river,is chastely
pure in it's finishing. There is nothing gau-
dy or glaring, nothing but WHAT'S in strictly
good taste. The rooms are large and airy,
and those in the ladies cabin especially, fitted
of superbly. The pantry and cook rooms
are models in their way. But everything
about the boat is admirable. The Empress
has already proven herself swift steamer,
and we think her next trip up will likely to
be the quickest of the season, as Capt. w.
is going to let her out.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-04-04
Election Tickets!

AS usual. we have printed Tickets for
the coming election. Candidates and 9TH
ers may obtain City or Pigeon Township
Tickets at this Office, at the rates Of Fifty
Cents per hundred. These tickets contain
all the names of candidates we have been
enabled to obtain. except Councilmen. As
each voter of course votes for but one per-
SON to the Council, it is easiert to write this
name in the blank, than scratch off dozen,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-04-04
RArrRoAD TRAvELIsc.-At a late meetin

s RAILROAD TRAvELISG.-Ata late meeting
in London of the proprietors 81 the London
and South Center Railway, it was stated
that simple continuance had been introdu-
ced on the trains Of that railway for greater
security against accidents, bywhich commu-
nication was. preserved between. the guard
and the engine driver, by which the guard
from his own box might at pleasure sound
the drivers whistle. 1t was said that, during:
the last ten years, carrying as they did
2 ,O00, 900 passengers and running 1000 900
miles annually, not single fatal accident
aad occurred to passenger.sssss ssrl,isas- -