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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-06-16

CORNER SECOND STREET. EVANSVILLE. IED.
TENHE undersigned would respectfully ei
of Evansville and the public generally that he hs
purchased The entire stock of No Vermont Marble
umphrsy and fully prepared I'LL all orders for Aonu
nents Tomhs Obsks Head and Foot Stones of the best
the material. Those wishing
their deceased friends would do well
ect24-tt j. HYDE
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-06-16
GREAT SALE OF TOWN LOTS
IN5THE TOWN OF
Ell Err Ell

on THE STRAIGHT LINE RAILROAD. SIXTEEN
MILES FROM EVANSVILLE:
T#NHIS sale of town lots will take place WEDNE
H. the IST DAY OF UGUST Next. the premises.
commencing 10 clock. A ~. The of Eber is
! Gated Immediately the Evansville IL Indianapolis
Straight Line Il. R. Is miles Evansville IS miles from
Princeton miles from Newburgh. miles Boon
VILE, and 90 miles from the Wabash Erie canal Being
located head Of Blue regarded
healthy situation in Southern aiana 1t isprround
ed by hne farming country well mbered and we'll water
ed. IL offers the mechanic many ADVANTAGES
which may he elassed cheap living cheap fuel and
abundance of the best quality of timber blacksmith
would be well paroniEed be handsomely supported
the farming business of the immediate neighbOrhood.
cooper could be supplied with slaves and
surrounding country shd the facilities by
the still facilities will
ed by the meton of the railroad will enable him
ward his to the great commercial
ad ambiguous terms Other mechanics will with
enlargement, all SUCH advantage
make early location.
plat of be the residence Thomas
Smith of the prOprieors living the premises
will give any information desired, previously day
sale.
TERMS OF SALE:-One- fourth cash. one fourth in L.
onefourh in Is. and the balance in
of SALE the purchaser giving with approved security
without the benefit of valuation apprasement laws
ing interest from date.
Wf WILLIS 0EaMaIBdREE . Projectors.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-06-16
XAL1U ABLE LANDS FOR SALE
caP:cENT AUCTION RooMs,

CRESCENT AUCTION ROOMS,
OPPOSITE THE hEw COURT HOUSE.
GENERAL AUCFIoNEERS L REAL ESTATE BROKERS.
PECTFULLY tender their services to the citizens OF
, Evansville country for the sale OF Real
Property Houses and Lots Furniture Dry
Groceries also particular atten
ten Paid sales every description reason
able satisfactory We shall do exclusively Com
having goods of own 70 place
in competition with Ls buyer seller
have ana legitimate We viii devote whole
time TO the Auction Commission business and friends
assured that VIII no efforts
With prudence and attention business hops
confidence of all those who entrust thr busines
care.
-REFERENCES-
P G. o. RILEY & Co Evansville
DUvALL. ALGO IL Co. Memphis, Tenn.
WIN PARK Il Co.. do 90
JAMES BOYD, do dc.
R. b. SYKES. New Orleans.
LEWIS SEAPP do.
MILES z. FOXES, Vicksburg. Miss.
WM MCRAE. do do.
LoCKwooD & Bros Cincinnati, Ohio.
KELLOGG Il FOoT. do dc.
EDWARDS & BUSHNELL. St Louie, Mo.
REGULAR Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturday. at
every evening during the Reng
early gaslight. apo SM EEI LtONAkD.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-06-16
PHILADELPHIA, June IA.

Fifty three members of the Know Nothing
Convention, from the Free States have Sc
ceded, in consequence of the Convention
passing the resolutions recommended by the
majority on the subject of Slavery. The
P Pennsylvania and New York delegates coh-
tinued to act with the Convention.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-06-16
HaFREsnN HOIrNE.

FETfIE Undersigned having = well known property
z formerly by Gen. YIN. Harrison. near the
bridge th wbab river aud Depot of the Ohio AID Mis-
sissipp RAILROAD, the reception OF
and the travelling public generally In con- aers
ton Of IFS location and the growing town around
together Nth the PROMPT attention the comfort of guests
they receive liberal share of PATRONAGE
A B. DANIELS q SON,
1ny25, 3wd1mw win. News s..
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-06-16
The Great Race:

NEW YORK, June 18th.
The twenty mile race between Tustee and
Spangler, was won by former, in one hour
and five minutes, six and one-half seconds.
Tustee is II years old. The performance is
regarded the most extraordinary in the history
OF American racing.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-06-16
CONCORD, June IA.

OUNCURD, JUIIP I F.
The Senate Caucus, last night, adopted
Bell and Hale for U. S. Senators by ten 10
one. The day for the formal election has
not been fixed.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-06-16

POETRY FOR THE MILLION.
SUMMERS & TILEST TON are the persons
You'll please to find them out;
Their rooms are opposite the post office,
Or somewhere thereabout.
They have a mammoth sky-light,
The largest in The city,
The only light adapted
For taking pictures pretty.
They take miniatures for lockets.
For breastpins and for rings,
Take copies from daguerreotypes,
Also from oil paintings.
Their prices uniformly low
Their pictures hard to beat;
So pray. call at their gallery
And see there's N deceit.
For life you know, is uncertain.
And death is very sure.
TT erefore. the substance fades.
The shadow you should
SUNDRIES.
Z n BOXES Carb. Soda in Id papers,
~ 25 do Ssleratus do DO,
Is do Pearl Starch.
10 do Corn do.
50 bales Canneton Batting.
50 boxes Star Candles; for sale by
je12 ORR. DALzELL & 60
SHOWER BATHS AND ICE CHESTS,
MOTHER lot rec'd and for sale by
"a &
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-06-16

NOE E1EF,T TOWN YET.
SEESSRs. SUMMERS TfLESroE would respectfully
generally they have suspended their Daguerrean opera
tons for short time for the PqTPoss ct hitting IN
busily engaged IN putting sky light etc
days shall be better prepared for taking tine
pictures than ever. my
NIOEASSE&,
u in fine order for sale BY e. St.. near Wstsr
TO LET.
a DWELLING house conveniently located in pleasant
n part Of city and suitable Tor moderate szed
lily. Enquire at this office. my26
CITY EXPRESS BUSINESS.
AM preparcd do ali kinds OF City Express husl-
Of carving 2co lbs on springs made expressly
business Such carrying furniture without any danger Of
fact hauling city business done upon
the shortest notice and on reasonable terms at
my3 CoOh'S Family grocery.
FEATHER BUSTING BRUSHES.
SMALL lot JUS opened of these desirable busters
"A 'Or furniture Hvrehapts use etc: At
FISHING Tackle.
ESISHING Poles, Reels silk Lines Cork Floats Hooks
Il Sinksrs ete.. etc.. at je2 CHAs ). WELLS.
LIME! LIME.
HAVE just landed 1sthoat loaded with $50 b6is Of
first white limein bills which ofer for sale at 20 cts
gether skifwarran;ed in hrst-rate condition, and
jsS-fwd ply O' O0A'O ". D. oHIsHM.
III. ORANGES AND LEMONS.
EO 10 do Lemons; -
ie5 just rec d and Tor sale by PRESToN BR0S
SURVEYORS NOTICE.
IL owning lands ao min hs do0Ti ne dS
day Of July A. b 1856 surveyor vanderburgh county
will rud the Ii and et3b the c5rer OF the
r. Township South Range IL West in the vneenne land
district. je5-3w+ CHAS. EIELE:-
WINDOW SASH AND DOORS;
a les BSBCOCK BROTHERS.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-06-16
LIME! LIME.

HAVE just landed 1sthoat loaded with $50 bbls Of
first white lime in bbs, which oter for sale at 20 cts
per Db At wholesale or retail is also for SALE
with sk-warranted in hrst-Tate condition, and
covered. Apply board at foot of Locust street.
iej-lwd r. W. d. CHISHM.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-06-16
nESIYARLE ItEsanENCE

w denee with good houses and csterA, and in a
d neighborhood. For pai tieul11s enquire OF -
SWEET i LEONARD.
Auetioaeers and General agents
NOTIONS! EOTIONS!l
ESLOWER Thermometers travelling com p9nions,
" hest London ing wax. eight key'd French
accordeons French harps dolls, marbles; toys tea
sets combs superior needles pms tooth
pieks kew rings per steel pens. tooth brushes wax
heads dominoes chess Eeron's stsps toilet
soar jumping battle together with great
yoriisty Of motions fors nle by A. G. PUSHEE.
o19S' under Odd Fellows Hall, First st.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-06-16

E Prepared and sold wholesale and reta at III Market
ST. Louis. Mo. and 69j Broadway New York.
where also all the puar edones for sale
wholesale retail and favorable they
he bought other house.
HS- sale At manufacturers prices by HALLOCA q
SToDDARD and all the principal druggists everywhere
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-06-16

I C. GAUNT hrs just opened extensive Bakery on
- street nearly opposite the Pest
supply families with every variety Cakes
Crackers and Pies the reasonable
in this city.
h Wedding and other parties supplied with all kinds
plain ornamental cake notice
Merchants and others will be supplied Crackers the
barrel for their country the
terms with WARRANTED article jes-2u
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-06-16
AUCTION SALES.
HOUsEHRLOLD FURNITURE AT AUCTION.
BY .WOOLSEY q NELSON.

An SATU RDAY. June 18th. 81 clock at he resi-
" dence of E r Hill First street two doors above the
Episcopal Church. a his household furniture consisting
of hne sofa chairs bureaus tables rocking chairs
hedsteads paror stoves cooking eroekrv eta
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-06-16

VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE
N0UR lots and good frame house. eniently stua
Il in Smiths Enlargement.
One good lot the Eastern Enlargement. unimproved
sale low
Also,-23 shares Evansville Crswfordsville r. R Sto
Apply VIM. K. McGREW, Atty
je9-4wd Crescent City Bank Building
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-06-16

OATS.
A LARGE supply of Oatg iust reeIe and for sale by
" ieI0 7. GRANT a. 90.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-06-16

y cases Lawns very aud handsome styles direct i'm
portation;
do Challies direct importationj
no De Ceges do;
10 do English purple Prints. direct Importation reed
''- mb25 Jas LOW CO.. AIS Main ST.. Low. Ky.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-06-16
CHEAPER YET.

CHEAPER 81.
A6b Bags of Potatoes in Store and for sale $3.50
may IL J-W. & s. v1CKERY's.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-06-16
ORANGEs AND DEMONS

Z n BOXES fresh Oranges;
Z W 10 10 do Lemons;
les Just rec d and Tor sale by PRESTON BROS
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-06-16

" u Id " MI " UUDtN " AXE.
a doz brass hoared cedar buckets.
e 10 - red and llue buckets.
u - water with eovers.)
- chOpping trays.
packages wooden bowles
doz. cloth baskets.
10 nests market -
10 doZ.
" phisks brooms, extra received per steamer Blu
eve at Tulay I21 COOKS FAMILY GROCERY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-18
COrOner,a Inauest.

THE GREENWICH STREET soALpNG CAsE.-Coroner Hill.
ton held inquest yesterday at the New York Hospital
upon the body Of Mary Alley woman about "a years of
age who died from scaIds received by being acsi.
dentally pushed the stove containing kettle Of
boiling water, which, spilling all cher head and
back produced such injuries that she died from
the effects In day ortwo afterwards doctor, named
eteIlings Who attended the wounded woman it is al
legged, gave certificate of her death, and its being
brought TO the City Inspector the latter refused to
cognize it, and informed the Coroner Of the
Coroner Hilton feeling it his duty to hold investiga
ton in the matter, summoned jury and yesterday
Dict Iendered:-That the deceased came to her
death by scalds from kettle Of boiling water, the
suit OF scufe between James Mcclure and Peter Cas-
sdy at "a Greenwich street January 81 1855 Further
We deprecate the practice of physicians transcending
their authority by giving certificates In these and other
casualties and request the Grand Jury to call the
City Inspector for the necessary evidence for indict
ments in such cases to promote public good and that
the ENDS of public justice may not be defeated The evil
deDce in this case ID to he laid before the District At.or
ney and by him. il he thinks proper transferred to the
Grand Jury for their action.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-18

From New Orleans and Havana In steamship Cahawba-
Mrs Miller, Lyons, James Browne, VIM b Muse j r
Rodgers, Alexander Well, Charles Merrill N w Chatter
James Blocker, Leland, Ginaehis, BENZ Usher,
Buck Lueje Shepherd Brooks, Aibers Henry Ross.
berg.
From Savannah In steamship Florda--aissJ Brown
Rabbit, Asa Blake, Call, Goodman, W Hampstead
RAckiey, Reed sloat Mrs sost and chdeig in the
Prom Charleston In steamship Marion-xrs stoors and
chill; "A Hannabery DobsschultIe r Sullivan Captain
Rodgers, Lawrence, W yardelle, starkin and ser
want; steiner, Templett, W Pope, r Middleton
"a in the steerage.
DEPARTURES.
For Savannah, IN the steamship Knoxviiie-Mrs. @.
Mardwell, David Gould Mrs Charles and daug
Louis Rathbone, 3. II. Ransom, Mr. sehlatted George
Gilbert Miss Gleason Mrs d. Rogers and cnid Miss Mary
Z. Mills, Mrs Fuller Arthur Hugo and lady, Rev. David
Brown and lady, Miss Mary Adams DR. Bcpjsmin, Mrs.
Lucy Gibson, De Cockerviile Andrew Mclaughlin, Jus
tin Snow, Mira Monahan and infant, John Adams, C. X
Strange, c. Q. Lee, r. H. sammiss Mrs Afford ana tw
Children, William Mcclure DR. Mum, IT, Hail. A. H viii
j. Wilde, John Ryan and servant, A. Hopkins r. A. Col
elourb, Mis- usey Helm, Mrs. Barber Mrs. H. Ror s.
W Wren % Johnson, samuel Johnson Charles Brown,
Miss Bancroft ME- Faster and two children, NJ Frink
for Nortll reter.turs aud Richmond the steamship
JsmestowL-Edwin James Mrs. Brown, VIM A. Thomas,
Miss n III. Thomas, Mrs. d. Baldwin, NJ J. Fargo, r.
Sawyer, James Kelly Henry Waverly Samuel Caty, Thos
Reed, Mrs. Loheld William Howard, Caleb r. Smith, Mr.
Coryeli and lady, Miss g. Gilbert Miss II. Banbs, H.
for Charleston In the steamship Jas Adrer-Georse r.
Titus Johnston, Walter Jose JunAneo, L. A. Guild
and child. Mss s e Tsnney g oerhsp = Goess Miss
Roddy H. r. Trsst, Y. Roberts e. Ksrov-and nineteen
in the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-18
Memoranda.

Ship Science trepored IS missing vessel with Chinese
her way to Whampoa pres Nov 3d. having put back afs
being 30 days reported that 40 the chiaese
died. two Of which were shot.
FR brig which sailed from St Pierre, Miq about the
niLd OF November for New York. supposed with u
She WA. undoubtedly blown % the coast but 40 not
learn what damage she sustained package Of 5000 in
specie insured In Boston, was all SAFE
Bark Telegraph sos tons newly built At Robbipston and
Thursday, by noratio Harris Co. for S23 0N cash and
months, interest added.
The Bath Mirror that the ship built by Messrs
d Allen. Richmond, Me- purchased 10Th inst, by Mr.
Lord. OF Kennebunk, for $40 per ton.
MISSING VEssELScialian brig AlcxAndervon Sotwsds1s
Marsco sailed phS 1854 FOE Kngstons
ia, since which nothing has been heard from her.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-18

ALBANY, Feb. IL, 1885,
Legislative REORGANIZATION Of the Women for their
Rsghts-Greai joy Of tie New Fork Barbers-Taeir
Memorial to ne Legislasre of Aessrs. PhaIen
and Dittman-keetino Of The State Agriculture! So
csdy-Reports Of the 0gscrs-A Scene NTH "Sam''-
The State Fdir 10 Remain Peripatetie Tnststntion-
Nea MEETING at Elmira-Nore Seuard "KsoW No
thing Erplanatons-Dgen Of Mr.. Riekerson.
The amount OF business transacted by either branch
OF the Legislature to-day Of little Importance. At
twelve O'Clock the senate went into executive
sisn and confirmed . half dozen notaries, whom the
doors thrown open and that body adjourned
Tor the dsy. few bills only were introduced, and
thoFe Of minor importance.
The House was In session two hours. The unfortu.
mate women are again petitionng the Legislature TO
grant their rights which have been unustly Withheld
from them since mother Eve ate the bitter apple
When their petitions announced BY the Speaker,
Mr. Aitkeo moved TO refer them TO select committee.
Mr.. LAmps~t-rsthsr ungslIsutly, as was remarked
moved that the select committee be taken from the
resolution offered that the use OF the Assembly
chamber BE- granted an evening TO the womens Rights
Convention In session in this city, In order that
Ernestine Rose Susan r. Anthony, Rev. Antoinette
Brown Elizabeth Cady Stanton, and Others may deliver
addresses before the select committee, on womsn's
rshts Tho resolution not having been offered within
the proper order Of business was objected TO BY some
orusty old bachelor which laid y upon the table Toe
ladies this ssion TO have seected the Hou
Mr. Mekerson from Cairo Greene ccuoty, as their -.
vor1te representative on the floor.
The chamber was vacated q; IL O'clock, by this mem
bers OF the House. for the Of the state
Agricultural Society.
The u the razor and athsr brush In the city OF
New York. in ecstaces 1T the prospect OF being re-
ueved frsn duty Sundays Since the notice given by
the Hen Mr. hunday In the Senate that he intended to
Introduce bill for closing up AL barber shops on Sun
days &e BARRIERS and hair dressers have taken him at
his word, aad are strongly urging him onward 70 his
work. About two thousand signatures have been OBJ
tanned already TO the following pettiou:--
TO rm rIos. TEE sRxArH AND ASSEMBLY or THE srArs or
Nww YoeK;-
ne undsrsgasd hair drsssrs and BARRIERS In the city
Of New York, respectfully your honorable bodies 10
enact law prohibiting barber and hair dressing shops
from being Kept open and work performed therein ON
the Sabbath asf % impose penalty for every violation
OF the statu sncisnt 70 secure ts enforcement Your
semoaIss respectfully represent that they should be
emitted 20 cmjoy one day In for devotional
yeses, attendance On public worship, rest and eaee
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-18
Police Intelligence.
DESPERATE FIGHT BETWEEN AN ALLEGED BURGLAR
pnY

AND POLICE OFFICER.
Yesterday morning, about O'Clock officer Knner. of
the reserved corps seeing three in company toge
Their in Broadway, under somewhat suspicious
stances, watched them closely and followed them TO the
John and Broadway where the trio stopped for
few moments, and after being satisfied that one was
watching them, commenced is alleged by the officer
to break into the boot and shoe store the basement
this place Before they had finished their work, officer
Kinner bravely rushed forward from his hiding
place, and endeavored to arrest one of the party,
whereopon he was set upon by this man, who was
armed with heavy jimmy, &c. brief but sharp strug-
gle ensued between the officer and the alleged burglar
which resulted in the policeman being
the cheek and iawbone with the jimmy in the hauds Of
the burglar which inflicted deep CASH from which the
blood flowed freely The fellow then made his escape
and run down Broadway pursued by Kinner, who,
although weak from losz blood kept up the chase
glar run down Thames street into Trinity place.
where he secured after Intellectual struggles
to escape by Of the First ward police The prisoner
taken to the Third ward police station house for the
remainder Of the night and forenoon was con-
veyed to the Chiefs Office for examination. Here ON
being examined he stated that his was John Will
patton waiter He was locked up 10 answer charge of
burglary made against him by the officer Kinner Ia
badly injured and II will be many days before he can
resume bis occupation Had the jirney struck him an
inch lower would have severed the principal artery of
the neck, and would In all probability have resulted in
his death. The other two men In company with Wilson
escaped when the latter was sought TO have been
rested by the officers.
CHARGE OF srABBNG-JuvBsILE spoxrs.
On Friday evening number Of boys became engaged
in .baling match at the corner Of Thirty eighth
street and Ninth avenue which resulted rather serious
ly to one Of the boys Adam Hutchinson, a boy about
thirteen years OF age, receiving severe stab with
penknife alleged TO have been in the hands OF one OF
the delinquent parties, named Godfrey Wolf, boy
the result OF Hutchnson's injuries.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-18
Progress or the Municipal Revelation.
THE IMPOSITION OF HAcKxEN.

The following affidavit was made before the First Mar
shal, MI. Stephens
City asd County Of New Ymk-Nathanel Laid Of
No 20l Fifth street, being sworn says:rhat be arrived
the Hudson River Railroad and arriving ct the depot
In Chambers street company with his friend deponent
friend II they wanted to ride depon.nt said he ed in
the city and did not want HIM the said Lynch then said
he belonged to the railroad and II would cost nothing
to ride deponent and friend then entered the coach OF
Lynch, and told said Lynch 10 take them TO POI Fifth
street but instead Of driving to Fifth street. the
Lynch drove down town. and Green wich street depo
got demanded the trunks belonging 20 his
friend Lynch refused 10 give the trunks unless depo
nent paid him one dollar which deponent refused TODD
deponent then baloed out "roboery." whish brought
several person. who assisted deponent in getting his
trunks away from said driver, and then them
who conducted deIonent and driver to the Mayor Office
NATHANIEL LAID.
The license OF the driver was revoked
Mayors COMPLAINT BOOK.
That the ash carts travel In the vicinity Of Lexington
That persons the habit Of completely obstruct
ing the sidewalk and street front Of the church.
ner Of Sixth avenue and Fifteenth street
That large numbers Of Toys in the habit OF congre-
eating in front OF 3sl Pearl street much to the annoy
ance OF the occupants
That the sidewalks in East Fourteenth street. bet veen
Third and Fourth avenues not paved tagged and
In vet weather are almost impossible.
That airy quantity OF old cart aud seighs constantly
encurnbsr the and sidewalk the varick
and Grnnd streets rendering II Impossible for the ash
carts 10 remove the ashes from That yic'ntty.
That the sIb carts have allied TO remove the ashes
n om the vcipty Of Tenth avenue between Forty first
sno Forty. second streets, for the last tvo weeks
That large numbers loaers congregate at the
Of Roosevelt and Water Streets much TO the annoyance
OF the nsighborhood.
That on Thursday night, February 18th, there were
twenty three lamps not lighted in Blocker street. IRON
broadway TO Jones street.
That lot No. II Nassau street has become . public
nuisance having no fence around IT, and being the re.
sort Of persons who commit all manner OF shameful aud
indecent actions there.
and second avenues, In very filthy condition being
full OF Ice, snow and 6lth.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-18

- Ship Indiana from New Orleans arr yesterday 10
pors-Wn ~ days north OF Cape Hsttsrss. with heavy
man. Of wimingtsn, steering (prooably tke n Yrss-
man, hence for St Johns, PRL
slip Benjamin Adams from Liverpool: bark Hiohburn--
By plotbost Sylph.
Steamships Crescent City, Havana and New Orleans:
Knoxville Savannah; James Adger Chnrleston. Isnsss
town. Richmond Sc; ships Liverpool London Ne. Oriesss
(new) and Dadem New Orleans brig White squa (thrss
masted), San Francisco.
Wind during the day NV.