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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-11-08
ooRxEB OF LOCUST AND WATER srREETs iEvANsv111r in

AtHOICE FLOUR IN BARRELS AND BAGs:-A-
supply instantly hand and for sale at the low
est m arket priees. by s. E. GIEBERT & CO..
oct2O Agents Poseyvlle Mills.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-11-08

G.. w. GIVEN
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANT
No. Ia POydraS Street,
New Orleans, La.
R R E \ @ S -
JAS. G. JONES, ESQ.,, MESsRs. T. Il. Cook & Son,
j. s. MITCHELL. MEssRs GEO. FOSTER & Go.
Evansville. Indiana aug5O-Iyd&wz
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-11-08

N hand and atthe tariff Of prices the fol
W lowing:
200 bbls Hydraulic Cement; 100 bbls White Lime;
%, OOOlight Window Sash, ass'd 200 Doors. ass'd;
100 rair do Blinds, do; goo Laths
Gray Lime in hhds and bbls Paints. Oils Glass Putty
Nails. &c. aug27 e. s. BABCoCK, Water street.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-11-08
DTNNOLUTEON NOTICE.

SUGAR AND COFFEE.-Prime Eastern Coffee and
oct27s - U' PRESTON BROS.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-11-08

INCUR Il EMF MONEY.
tITIZENs' Bank Cherokee Insurane and Banking Con
u pany, Lagrange Bank of Georgia; Bank of Chats
nooga Commercial Bank of Nashville and Memphis, an
most other Banks of Alabama Tennessee Georgia and Nor
and South Carolina par Groceries, at the lowe
cash prices bought at small discount for cash. by
ie23-tf s.. Z. GILBERT & CO., Syc. near Water.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-11-08
MISCELLANEOUS.

and 70 sale low by
lyN oetI4 GEO. FOSTER & co.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-22
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

MONDAY, April 2l.-Ald. Isaac o. BARKER, Pres
cent, in the chair. The minutes were read and ap-
Reports concurred INTO confirm the contract to
house for Engue Company No 49, To fence vacant Lots
$50 in Thirty in Twenr.third street,
seventh Ehh To oil sunke3 lots on the
sveDues To confirm the As ant Engineers elected By the
Motion of oseph Moreli Register Of Reeoris To onfsm
swsid Of contract for extending md rebuilding per 'ot OF
Fhh East River; To raise the salary OF tho Messenger
and Assistant Me.se to 1850 and the latter to
E BF Committee attS Ss' ON Ordinances
presented oIdiHs1ee in resOa to the BTGS Church Prop
ssd church the sale Of said property at auction
ann ON Price at s2a3 600 to sceTuo to the city.
4ppoinfmeht.-A communicat on received from
M s. S,s T a. spI erneDdsni Of Pubc Buildings Aids.
Tcktr Funer Voorbis arc Briggs intended against the p
Jonmt the grounds OF incomPeeney AID Clancy spoke
The question put and the nomination confined
'ArfrES&Tivs-Brown Heay Hoamire Clancy GriRths,
Steers Jackson, Mon ghan HerTk McConkey aud Narian
REeArivE-COrwn, Fox Tucker, voorhs Brisgs Barker,
Pumer Ely end VaeDtiDe.-9
Debabs-THe Nomination Of Irrin.-Ald. TUCKER
sontendsd gaos the nominee uht for the office If he was
builder mason be would vote for him, 10 had no ooc
personally Irwin was no doubt good butch
but he eeneoy Hohins about experimenting pnbc
ltdngs Aid moved TO refer the domination to the Com
lnitee o. Salaries and Offices
Potency He sorry 20 see Aldermen G hs srd Jscks5n
voted ivn before AID we're io going to vote for
PROMISED MN thlO ~ never W "o'-"00i
bat what Of their turui was be did pot know
AID FUIMER said Justice sold out tonight
Nr Irwin competent he would not stand up to
Isse him Tho who would for like the
omir he highly culPabe before the public Mr.
sea nominating such grossly nsuted the Board and
the public The responsibility OF the Board be dscover9i
from the vote refusI az refer ssd out completely II
ss On injustice and the responsible y he hoped would
ial where Il belonged.
Aid. Jackson explained that he changed his vote for
Twin on ground that the Board short time siuce confirmed
e appointment of an incompetent man superintendent OF
Rosds.
The uomination was, however, put and confirmed.
The BoaId adjourned to Wednesday.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-22
BOARD OF COUNCILMEN.

MONDAY, April 2l-The President, BEEJANrs =.
@ Ss s4s bs AeT onS se usual a'
Pctitioas.-Of Hose Co. No as for a new Hose
property owners in to have street extended
ecO,. the Psk TO Park place -.., f.. .,...
Mr. Branch's petition and the accompanying docu
epts af formidable matter copy of the resolution OF the
so gos ss vac, ~ s head Ths was followed BY
Mr. Brsoehs Ietton for sl,72o borrowed from Aldermen
Christie and Briggs and Chief Engineer Carson all o. wheh he
states the objects of the COMMITTEE ana
sac which be h.S S william n'S Curtis Sose Asaoa Nsh
and Aldermen BTses aud Tucker OF .he CS%oe.
bM OF S625, services counsel Vy Mr T., W,
s'eusht.nt bill for services as associate & eOnmei nteG
sb Of soi Mr EdwsTd Van Ransts b tor e'Tase pa ao
soV ad Mr Lambs bli foI hire Is The petit
ordered be printed al length on the ninus ,
Fof sewers Fifty third street, between Frs aSa SeeooA
avenues; sixteenth sTeet, bet"oen Seventh ana N" ave
sue on VIZ Ho,ssTv sIv pa n.ysd wih Belgian blocks,
ResolahOns-By Mr. j. T. SMIIH-lo institute pro, -
eee RudoPn GsIisTe tor eSIsenP' ,,s 20 1 ON M
quesuons put TO hun by the sPeeA "0n'''ee VI
's Ssiasn den .op, policemen in the Eleventh Ward
Rcrsorfs Of Committee on Uhdrres, Piers dHd S"PS
fMoi Of .OidinS pier at the foot Oi o's anu
M. CrWros's resolution to pay the bills for car
Is.e ho SINCE oetob' @ came GP o0Ss'I s paa for e.h
NJ I II Es1pY said that on looking over the bills
g. as sS'lS % 800 ss 'S This he thought had 1as
that the city should have father b OF THIS amount Te %
S3s and Is iSc Council q last would not pay their eva
b' he uss osrosed dOins lOT them. lie dd not ocl
the Pressent q The Board akins up large but as As o.
you thai he bad to h position made necessary ioI
I'm 70 TscsiYo large numbers OF distinguished visitors oHi
sbrosd But be " opposed to the resolution,
Mr. MFRRiTT said that people who did much nuihS
tep.ralv ,ot weak backs LAughter lie meant rahs la
CsrAe Renewed lausheT Those who intended 70 Pst any
Oihsi than that ON bis remarks oS
eli minds ILaushteTl lie favored the amendment wal"
MIR RRSnY remarked that those members who had
Gone no business had made the largest bills. IT..
The resolution TO pay the bis up to the present time
pa, sed by vote q 81 TO L
Mr. Rsxter's res SlutiOn TO limit the amount 10 oe
laid In IL future to ANY one n enAer TO pO came up az
feu Arneued n such that members are no' re
tel foT what they used Tho carriages shd VS.
then paved by = vo'e of 81 TOT.
The Board then adjourned to Wednesday.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-22

pristorS. The gentleman made fscetious remarks
concerning little pamphlet published hy the petition
es entitled Memorial to the Mayor and Common atty
OF the City of New York toge;be with other Docu-
mems relative to the Establishment Of the New
York Passenger and Baggage Line, denominating
1t as yellow covered literature"
Mr.. LAwIoS next spoke briefly in favor of the pro-
ject. This line wa not designed to take up citizens
about the city, but intended TO convey persons to
and from the hotels, railroads, and STEAMBOATS,.
Mr.. CoLEMAS was opposed 20 the establishment OF
the line Mr.. LELAND had said thai he would pu, his
heci upon any hotel proprietor who would not enter
into the oBng' ment. This matter was got up by six
men who calculated upon making it stock concern,
and he hoped the Committee would lot license any
such concern. TheI design was to benefit themselves
and not the public.
Mr.. CoLF, Mr.. HANSON, Mr.. LANE and others spoke
briefly in opposition to the project after which the
Committee as far as this subject is concerned. ad
lou ned sine die
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-22

-, ..,,.,n u.s received with cheers. Bro.
"S "a n. Thought that the Coanch woold be
-, "A without any Of the rnoSney 'ahuy' "s'ney
wv - :, ,,o.s,n to the Oricr. In fact, trom the
-, Al tn, il,yds phihrc, our reporter was oi u
1.th.iih, iYn,kus,s individually ana coh'onNe'y,
- h,r,.ht ,r,o cNistypcc to bother the prcthreh OF
~ S.,,,,,.nth Ward. oar reporter msde some
4 -. ,elsi,vr ts the numerical strength OF the
-. and he learned that they are quite as uu-
-. a. tho ~ k,e'cs who h'Ve been S"ch an eye
=, a, .,,, Briggs. Of the Thitlccnlh Ward, and
.,,.,,,.,,, arr strongly su'Pected of Rcpabl
-, uo learned also that BRO. Pincknoy whose
49,, ,hc hn,,hcr desired with such profane
-. mas liir Re, jamin 7. hnckney, the youth
, :, r>..:,,,t cf the BcSN ol Counclmen. IL seems
-, u,,, BENJAMIN, though member ofthe Seven
,.,,A wsra Vcun, H. had the impcrtncnce to ignore
,..,,,,.,,n Of tho Council last FALL and TO run on
A.. MIA. t,,Act, Snd by aid Of Republican votes
-t.,,s5 over En, Frcd Wagner, the nominee of the
N,,rxl The brethren siuce that event have very
,,,,>xl, fci Indignant toward Bro. Benz amin.
~, mex, matter " Importance which came up was q
,Aarsr made by brother against DR. Tovey, mem
~, M The Iruncl, ss the brother alleged under false
,,-r,,tsc.; he asserted that he was an Englshman.
A sccusaiicn Of the alienage OF Bro Toyey brought
,, Joseph lagh, 10 his feet who insisted in effect
90 inccrTs,rSiipg a new plank in their platform. He
sad thai he cidnt care il Bro. Tovey English
mar he voted the American ticket, and that the
4 rhrSi tcst of Ameiicanism they could ask Of any
l>,dy. lie not only supported the ticket but worked
&c a Isrp. WNTtR BRIGGs whom our Reporter
learned WAS butoherl proceeded to put Bro Haight
90 msal grdron for his heresies. Bro Haight
- NOD demolished
lie sppeated weak in the ioints and wilted in the
lrus,i,s. But ex-Hou Bro. Ed Sin p. Ware came to
hs rescue only however, to make willing sacrifice
G; himself. 70. Bro Lloyd proceeded TO floor him in
mastery manner by oratorcal gymnastics in the
use Of which Bro Lloyd suspected being profile ent
The discussion was at last bought to a close by
rttrcnce Of the matter to committee of investigation
this particular plan Of disposing Of all troublesome
hecis being current among the brethren Of the Sew
ea,eenih Ward a. well as in the TeIth Ward.
The brethren being thirsty, it considered TO be
in order TO leave the interests of the public for another
week and seek in'the reighborhOod "tO keep their
spirits up by means rarely known to fail.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-22

THE LATE FATAL SHOOTING AFFRAT-rHE AF
FAIR SHOWN TO HAVE BEEs AccIDESrAL.-Coroner
COnnery held inquest Monday afternoon. at the
NewYork Hospital, upon the body OF Antonio Mon
dell the Italian who shot few days ago at No.
IL Elm street while in scuffie with Guido Fassua,
slso an Italian. The evidence Of two females who
raw the aray taken but they could not tell which
of the two men discharged the pistol. The dying de-
POSITION Of the deceased then read, from which 1t
appeared that both parties had lived together about
year, but were, on the day OF the fatal occurrence,
about TO separate. They had purchased a stove to-
eeiher, and Fassula wanted to take it away but
unwilling to allow deceased much as the latter
claimed he ought to have for his interest in it. From
t- quarrel arose and they clinched; pistol was in
the lands Of deceased, and in some manner dis
charged with fatal effect. Other testimony sho we'd
that The pistol belonged to deceased, he having, few
days before purchased it of Fassu4 The parties had
lived amicably together until this afray. and the
ouafrel was sudden and unlocked for affair. The
Jury rendered the following verdict: death by
wound from pistol discharged, accidentally, during
&" a .cuife with Guido Fassuo." Tne prisoner gave
bail in s5oo 70 answer any charge that might be pre-
ferred against him resulting from the occurrence named
ab0ye
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-22
NICARAGUA-HER VICTIM.

IdftOT n. 7. ITIJHN<
SIR: On the 31st of March the leading journals of
the dsv including HE TRIBUNE In their police reports
stat, en charge preferred against by Mr.. MG
there By making apT swir der am at loss 20 account
m tins the Judge and officer present
the morning my arrest Permit me TO state that wa.no an
agent" hut the principal hevnE hsneed 10 Judge Conoly
not oly the charter party brig Albert but also letter Of
condoeuce which had received from the prosecutor respect
us losses which had sustained from the long frost
az As from the want faith In the connected
with the Walker party On account Of the detention Of IA,
Albert the pros offered by cabin in
other vessel which reosed demanding return Of the pas
sase money which being refused sresed and next day
the prosecuior But still held three
ds, awaiting bis pleasure ard then discharged upon pa
role WHY not every Broadway rader who refuses 70
ren,p the money received sales efectedi VIII Mr. McG
sI, m the sl favor ate his addressi Your
ipserion will piece my actions in their proper light and greatly
oblige, you're very respectfully =, IL,
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-22
RECEPTION OF MIR. BUCHANAN.

The Special Committees Of the Boards Of Aldermei
and Counclmen, AID. Ely, Chairman Of the former,
Mr.. II. SMITH, Chairman Of the latter, To whoIn
was referred the matter of receiving Mr. Buchanan
his arrival in THE city, met yesterday morning ia
Mr. Valentines office, City Hail. and arranged the
preliminanes The Committees aIe 10 wa.t upon VI
Il. on the arrival OF the steamer al po, Gnd thence
e,ooit him to the Everett House. where room. have
been engaged. AZ an early day thereafter the d. ..
tneusbed visitor vii be escorted to the City HaH and
rendered the hospitahtles Of the city.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-22
cnrnr cAIEnnAR-THIs Day

Co,voS PITAs CouRT TRIAL TgRM.-Par l.
Nos 5 4o ls ga i,7 s57 sol, so i5' i6s 30 go %
Sg lS Part II-Sos no lS6 Az B Co. 5il ''i' fi "'
SrpEKIoR CouRr-Nos. 252, 263 ls5, iIJ fiy, 30
10 no 40 lls az 90 is2 81. s9l l9 H. - ~ -
49, ia tss 90 So sO5 SO s1 50s so, 5ll, oiJ bi DID,
i<IIyp SruEs Drs1rIcr CoURr-Ngs ), d, :, p
srpptyI CorRr-SPEcrAL TERN-Ncs -, ll3,
- ma 10 lei l2 I25 10 lgs 10, ~ TO 40 e elusive
CtrcIIr COURT-S Same rs YESTERDAY
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-22

The chief event in the Board Of Aldermen last even
ing was the confirmation Of james Irwin as Superin-
teBdent Of Public Buildings. This was done by con-
vertng over to the Democratic faith AID. Griff .hs
and Jackson, who were elected by the Wing aud
American partier, and had previously opposed the
nomination James irwin is therefore to superinteud
the building Of the new City Hall
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-22
[Adyertisementl ]
rur CHINESE PorAro-We are informed that

The CHINESE PoTATo.-We are informed that
on the eth inst, meeting OF the Farmers Stub WIN H.
PRINcr Co.. Of Flushing presented fine roots OF the Chnee
Pos@ whch had remained the ground during the WIN
ter They firm handsome The secretary d''f0uea
,ces Of the Roots which found paaabe in raw state
Some cooked, aud proved mot excellent rms rs
.t deemed highly Triumphant and tho remark OF fI
deemed OrpOated INTO the
Agrcutre OF FRANCE, conclusive to its nes
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-22
TAdver;iseuientl ]
IND PHARMACY
Nrw SCHOOL OF MEDIC

NEW SCHOOL. OF MEDICINE AND fHAkMiCf
Tuv T,sT UNyotpl>G OF IRE HEALIss Cos
s,,spTIoS desire al CousuaPves but parue eraTy
,hfe 10 hsve all other Physicians without reieL rNpe
riete that can CONSUMPTION a. rcsuhy ~
sty fbsr disease and that LUNG snd Couch sikUr
rosi,iye rure fuf Consumption IN all i's varied iOrm
Ms NJ J. MAIN, Psychiesl Physician and fhertPeuis'
~ No. g3 West 18th ST. NeS-fork
Orce bepr.; 10 An 10 4 ru, wednesday exec 2tcd.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-22
however to afr to the contract the customary ,bia

DANAGE BY THE SroRN During the gale, yester
sday afternoon, the tin roofing and Gaping Of Burons
Theater forced from their fsstenpgs by the wind
oDd blown into the street falling with tire nendous
crash. A fine tree in the Park was blown down, aud
large tree in the Hospital grounds nearly demol'
ished. Many chimneys, signs, awnings, &C., were
also piostTated or blown away
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-22
NEw-YORK PASSENGER AND BAGGAGE
LINE

The Committee on Ordinances Of the Board Of Cola-
cimen beld adjourned meeting yesterday Afternoon
IN the Council Chamber of the Board, for The p1rpo'e
Ui bearing argument pro or con the estabnshmen oi
the New York Passenger and Baggage Lane. NJ:
WAIRots, Chairman. Mr.. WILLARD was hrst heard
on ihe part of the opponents, whom be said were no.
so from ekoice but from necessity The establishment
Would Affect haekmen, bOtel c0aehes, and sage pro
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-22
Acknowledgement ]

Dr. s. 8. FITCH'S SIX LECTURES on tho feE-
vYNrIos and CURE of GoNsUaFToS ASTHMA BRONCHITIS,
Laws Of LIFE, with full exposition
OF IMPLICATED INHALATION "A new ediii0n, h1hd.oueiy
hupS IN muslin 80 EngrsvinTs aud steel Portrait oil
be Author furnished for uvalds AZ . cents per
copy-.ubstantsy gifty be sent By neil postage u e's
Apply By letter, personally TO . > FITCH Co., T'o if
aa,r.r NeM Nnrk
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-22
Advertisement
CARPETS. s.-DouGHTY d BRO, No. 2il Broad

WY rsIters aud Dealers In every description Of
CARFEriNGs, OIL CLOTHS, NC
CONSTANTS living from Europe aud The Aucu'n
Ssl-. AL the latest and most des able styles OF
CARFETINGs,
,icb We offer AZ the lowest market rates.
Parties about furnishing would DO well 20 call aud eNH Hnne
our stock before purchasing elsewhere
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-22
COMMITTEE ON RAILROADS.

The Committee on Railroads Of the Board Of Coun-
cInen met yesterday afternoon in the Council Cham
Der, City Hal-Mr. WARSER, Chairman. The Com
mtee did further business than examine the pat
ent safety car attachment" an apparatus designed
to be attached to the city in order to prevent the
occurrence of accidents.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-22
maRRIE ID.

,sDyPsON- wcdaesday evening apriI ~
bs p.iffd .tIert M T. Church By Tho Re, y" g Smita
Pss,or Mr Er~, eriei r. ADdsrsou 20 Mrt MAY A'NAN'
daughter OF David Decker. esq AL OF ms Guy
tnSrs uFyNI FTT-At Cola Sgtns Ha;beS, 90 Weines-
I,,g "a Nv the Rev Mr. EdsaId. Wa Ed~HG Jenes
10 Mlss Sarah Hewlett.
,.,.rvp roCVWOOD-At Az Btookyn on saturday, AprL
y ~ The Dr stesr 1hrnaa A. raNis' !" N'"A-'s f.
t.-.Lt,r a Mo- Inrkwoot esg
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-22
[Advcriserrent.

BLACK INK il not so readily obtained as one
o5 ,uuoss We bsys before fac emile of wnting rom
s made by THADDEuS DAvfDs CO. kwoods blas ms
Usrsous Ik md MAJ ynsd Noyes BLACK Wrans
tx op the Of August lb On tbs l5h OF MACE sufi
opT Iposure the and rain Ma DAVps INK ksaAh-
N SLACK NEw, while The others are pa 9, -
sb rtten many AAy desiring porfpaon' a1u
.eibs records should examine those spccncIa iEkess
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-22
Advertisement
To GAS CONsUMERS.-The Manhattan Ga

sht Company have notice that on aad seI the . OF
luust price Of Gas Will be materially reduced In the iH
teXa partes wishing CHAkDELERs and Gas PIPES intIo
diced into their elngs will find decidedly to their adant
"a 10 sye their orders Colt WBITTELsY, Gas Filters
sul Fixture Dealers No. 9l2 Broadway, coz 2lst whose IA
rlies ft DOING promptly and economically are an
rsssed Portable Gas Machines. Regulators, Gas Heating
,d Cooking Stoves, kc-, put up al short no'ce
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-22
TAdv-rii.enertl
The April number Of DR. HUNTKRs MEDIC ~

srEeIALrsI . thAa usual 10 p>e'ss
ih@ Records of the Inspectr that S1ihin vo fe'
nrn DEATH from pton IN York has stssy
d. iisbed 81 The editor says We rpme T. iy
before the r isolated OF hefeteire but the
off a. Of hundreds
The Specialize should b. red by and may be Oh
tain ed at be rub her, SHEKsAS Co. Asor House lSo
Ye.ey-sLl }. New l8Tk.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-22
r. HoeeEss, No. 50 Franklin-.t.

A YOUNG BOARDING HOUSE THIEF.-Jobn II. Noor-
Lis youth 10 years Of yesterday arrested by Ohce
Tucker sixth Ward Police CHARGED with robbns toe
room OF boarding with Mrs T. Nc sden,
No IA Bowery The accused appears, himself boaier
family and had been such for sboat two months Articles
belo gDR to bosIders from time 10 time stolen from
their rooms but suspicion rested upon NcCs until sunday
eht when -four Of the bosrders robbed Of
conderoble property of which yesterday found ia bis
On biz he confessed his guilt and up the
roperty From of Mr. John McGidert he stole car
81 be tanning gold watch $3.50 - in notes Of hand aud
about Of other property. From the room OF Mr.
Jamts Nuin he stole f24 in bank bills FROM the room OF
Mr. Geo Wesrnan he 1j worth Of property, aud from
that Of Mr. Alex C. McKevcy vest worth 80 Justice Con
oily prisoner trial He his home Is at
Hudson n. Y, and that he the son of a clergyman
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-22
nIRn.

AnAMs-At Bftliyu, o. Mon4aI. April q, Mp tIeH
IN usl..s Adam. ~Tr of Jans l. AdanA .
n , :. sr- fl-l 10 II the y nyiteA 10 at,end her
~, ef,l on Thursday elah nat a. oesocA M from st
,ler,e ,a liza "a Avsuss third horss fran La Fassiis
.,rnu. hsrr,E slna 10 taken 20 0resn~ed Conssry
AckFPLY-Du SUNDAY kpA ~ arss lcns AL ssvefs
III e.ssf,d viii Qna. CeTstiAs tas'ads AL Pairs
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-22
TAdverfisAtnentt
METEOROLOGICAL EXAMINA

Hon Uop,cR mann saws: look upon PhrsnoloJ a. the
gude 70 Philosophy and the handmad of Christianity VINO
ever true Phrsnoogy is public bsnefactor
PHRHNOLoGICAL EXAMINATIONS, with Charts
and written descriptions Of character given by Mr. FOWLER
when desired, at the CABINET No SS broad"ay'
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-22
NEU-,JERSEY ITEMS.

PotrtcAI-Thc Democratic Executive Couimn'"e
Of The County & Hadssu reeo~meed'i u's hosas
,,d Al chip .stins. tbrossbout the ecu ~ 90 Ihv''
A, ,ns tho ~ isesst.s Va the S'Ats oa
-e q. rr.a os tho sA u MAY tof ths ss'reuoa % i''