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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-10-22
To Stone Masons and Contractors.

To stone MasOns and Contractors.
ruNHE Board Of Commissioners Of vanderburg
j county, Indiana, prepared to receive sealed
proposals from this time TO the LIST day Of December
next, fer building two heavy stone Abutments Pig
con Greek, at the cruising Of franklin street, Evans
vile, according to the plan and specifications on nile
in the Auditors office Of sail county The Abutments
estimated to require 1900 perches of stone (of %
cubic feet to the perch.) The party taking the jo,
will be required to excavate the foundation pitts aud
work will be received as follows: For the masonry,
per perch Of 3 cubic feet; For excavatng the ounda
ton pitts, per cubic yard; For timber in foundation
per cubic foot. Security to the acceptance of said
Board will he required OF contractors, upon the ap-
prevail Of which $1,000 in cash and 1900 in county or.
ders will be advanced to said contractors. The remain
ing payments will he made the work progresses, up
estimates made thereon, $1,000 in cash and the bal
ance in county orders. The contractors will he re-
CURED to raise the Abutments 10 the height Of y feet
by the first day of November less, and complete the
whole job by November, 1859.
By order Of the Board, WM. ii. WALKER,
sepa6d&wtd County Auditor.
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~ Baltimore papers are deploring the
wretchcd condition Of things as they exist in
that city, growing out of mobs and unli-
'censed rowdyism. Ruffianism prevails to an
alarming extent.
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Fire In CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Oct. 2I-PM
The funeral Of those found in the ruins of
the frs Was attended this afternoon by
large concous Of citizens. Most Of the
business houses were closed, and the stores
on the line of the procession were draped in
mourning.
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"a 1t is intended fship from tn, South
Pacific coast to this country 40 or $50 L a
mas. These animals are well known on tho
Pacific, where they are extensively used as
beasts Of burden.
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NEW ORLEANs.-Reports up to the 18th
inst state the Bank of Orleans had partially
resumed specie payments.
The wealthy house of John A. Dougherty
& Co., extensively connected with the st.
Louis produce trade, had suspended.
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MEDICAL NOTICE.

nR. HUTCHINSON, having associated with him
II DR.. GREEN. late Of indianapolis, will continue
the practice of medicine and surgery at his old Office
Third street, where he solicts continuance Of patron
age from his friends and the public generally.
Doctor Green having devoted exclusive attention TO
the treatment of diseases of the Rye and Lungs for
several years. will continue to treat such diseases with
his new plan Of consists forthe lungs)
in the inhalation Of medicated vapors carrying the
medicine directly to the seat OF the disease.
One Of the firm lie found at the Office st all hours
Of the day and night. seprl d& win
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sY See George W. Elliott's advertisement
FOR Agents headed, g" Il Boob for srery
mans Librury.''
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PURIFIED CHARCOAL TooTH PASTE, for
cleansing the teeth and gums, and purifying
the breath, for sale at the drug store, corner
of Second and Locust streets.
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~ The report that Lord Napier had Civ
en- orders to the British squadron in the Gulf
to arrest fillibusters is untrue.
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LAW PARTNERSHIP

Holm J. CHANDLER and BLYTHE UYNEs
- have associated themselves together rs partners
IN the practice Of Law, and will attend promptly to all
business connected with their profession, which may
be entrusted to them.
y Office on Locust street, opposite the Sherwood
House, Evansville, Ind. sept56.Iv
IL persons indebted to Chandler g. Harlan, or IN
the undersigned individually, will be called upon and
expected 10 settle JOHN }. CHANDLER
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The Best Farm in POsey Count
FOR SA1.Et

NNHIS Farm lies ~ miles below Mt. Vernon, "a.
fronting mile on the Ohio river; has high IN
banks ard is never overhown; has a large we- -
ing house fronting the river, with wood and 9TH
err out-houses; large new barn, having cost about
$ls00; fine garden. and two large young orchards
apple and the other peach; has two frame houses
for tenants The soil Of this Farm is the richest in the
country. and most Of Is recently opened il contains
3D. acres, 800 OF which are in cultivation.
The above now offered for sale in lots Of from 10 to
100 acres the farm entire to suit purchasers the
proprietor being about to remove West.
Buy now, or you loose your chance. Enquire OF
the proprietor at his residence, Of F. s. Dusouche,
al the Wharf, Mt. Vernon.
septl.-3wd&w. CHARLES FITCH.
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From Cuha

New ORLEANS, Oct 2l-M
The Cahawba, from Havana on the 18th
inst, brings over half million in specie.
The health Of Havana is good. Business
more active. Sugars declined; stock lSo, 900
boxes.
Another SLAYER has been captured of the
coast, having on board $40 negroes.
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NEW YORK, Oct 2l-M
Flour declined sales of 5000 bbls at 4,65
Gals for State; 5,l5@5.5O for Ohio, and 5, S5
$50 for Southern. Wheat advanced; sales
of 600 bus. ut ], So@l. 4s fer White; l,05
for Chicago spring. Corn has advanced
sales at zee. Mess Pork 25c lower-$2l ,25@
81 so; Prime Pork Acc lower. at Slight ,25.
Lard &c lower-l2H@l5c. Stocks lower.
New YORK, Oct 21-PM
Cotton quiet. Flour unsettled; 1900 bbls
at a. S5(G4 IS for State, IS 20@5 so for
Ohio, IS 3S@5 65 for Southern. Wheat i'd
vanced; sales OF 5000 bash Mt 81 GOAL 80.
Corn firm; $4,000 bush sold at 70@7l. Prime
Pork 20@25c lower; sales at 81 5o@21 rs.
Freights trmer. Beef advanced; sales OF
5000 head ut an advance, chiefly on the finer
qualities of l11c; sales at 7@71zc, clo:s dull.
Sheep advanced; sales Of IL 900 head ut an
advance OF lc on finer qualities. Swine firm;
1000 head sold at IS 50@7 20, 81 80 for ex-
tra. Stocks dull and lower.
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Ague and Fever, or ChiIls and Fever
CURED By
SMITHS TONIC SYRUP,

OWL - y tVNu~ = NOFs
- HIS Justly celebrated medicine mas for many
u years maintained its superiority over al other
remedies, for the safe certain, speedy md
of short or long s.andins; and in no case Mn fail to
cure, If the directions are strictly followed and carried
This remedy has been extensively used throughou
the States Of Kentucky, Tennessee, Ohio, Indiana,
Pennsy vania, Michigan, Iowa, Wisconsin, Illinois,
Louisiana, and has permanently cured over oNR NH
LION caes, in all its varied FORMS many % which had
sisted all the nssa remedies knsn in the country !;
and in case did this medicine fail where the drec-
tons were preaerly followed such is its inyarlane
of medicine in various parts the country and
prescribe it in preference to Quinine and all other
edies.
The public assured that it is not only certain in
its effect Tonic, but being composed entirely OF
crcu instances, and may be given to females, infants
and all persons of debilitaled and delicate consttu-
ant effect.
This medicine composed Of articles of the primest
and purest quality, and always made by the pr pri-
in person. after the established o pharmacy,
(Which cannot be said Of the many tocs now flooding
respect alone is rendered greatly superior 80
dies usually prepared and sold in the country.
By its aperent and erfu diaph ,retie properties
added to its tonic qualities, il is rendered emineny
superior to Qunne and other re'ieiies as .neral
and p pular tonic, in ala cases ateyer wnefs tones
are roper to he administered. The proprietor there
FORE respectfully invites practitioners and the public
generally to i've it but fair trial. and they will then
DC COnNlnCeu Oh us RfcSt ofC 0eAiSi
remedies now in use FOR the purposes specified.
Persons living in districts of country to Aeus
and Fever Chlis and Fever, or Bilious Fevers, would
do well to keep supply of this valuable remedy al
ways on hand.
The proprietor has in his possession thousands
Of certificates of its vaue given by persons who have
used il. with many letters from merchants who have
sold il largely in their country, well from many
respectable practitioners who have used it in prefer
ence to other remedies, attesting its value.
JN0. SMITH, Proprietor.
For sale, wholesale and retail, by IIallock Stod-
ilard; Keller & White; Woolsey & Sawyer, and j. j.
Pennington. sept Am
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J q "a N y ASCH'S,
Second Street below Main,
EVANSVILLE, IND. mh25

Safety and Relief.-Old DR.. II. James, about
whom the New York and other Atlantic city press have
said much, has retired from practice, but Dr. Tho
mas Tilton, his soninlaw. has been educated to rav
Ell for him and dispense his invaluable medicines. Most
prominent among these is his extract Of Canniabi In
dca which he discovered after hard labor and deep
search in Calcutta. He strove to make medicine to
save his only child from death by consumption and he
succeeded. DIR. Tilton, his son-in-aw is in Chicago
Room No. 3, Massasoit House, He has already
ceeded 10 curing permanently, hundreds Of terrible
cases Of Consumption, Nervous Debility and Suffer-
ing, Asthma and Bronchitis. The Colds and Coughs
he has banshed. are innumerable The Canniabis In.
dica is the most wonderful blessing Of the age. Give
DIR. Tton call or send for bottle OF medicine which
will cost you two dollars. He will prove 70 you that
you need not be sick and that will trihe
to get we'll.
N "A Spro- Dynameter to test the strength OF
the lungs, and ascertain the exact state of the patients
health.
p. Spy addressing DR.. Tilton note through the
Chicago Post Ohice, enclosing four postage stamps,
az cents recipe will be sent in RETURN free Of charge,
to any part Of the Union All letters prompt
ly. Address.
DR.. TILTON,
octll6m- Box l6s., Chicago, Ill.
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.
CORPORATION NOTICE.

nRDERED, That the owners OF Lot No. 8, in the
u Old Plan Of the City Of Evansville, cause Tho
sidewalks fronting Water street of said Iot to os
repaired and reaid with good brck Of the established
width within 30 days after the publication OF this no
tice, and in default thereof the Common Council Will
proceed to have said work done and the accTulnx
charges will be charged against and collected sale 2,
said property, so much thereof as Will satisfy SAID
lien and costs.
BY order of the Common Council
sepS0-lm WELL. III. WALKER, City Clt
Nolksbote copy.
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fever AND ACUE!
uinine Substitute or Nerve Tonic,

HNHIS we'll known remedy, discovered by my late
partner, DIR. G. j. LEEDS, is a sure for the
above disorder, Headache and all other Nervous AZ
fectons. 1t contains no Quinine, Arsenic, or other
injurious ingredients. 1t strengthens tie system.
gives tone to the Stomach, and is Invaluable to DYS-
PEPTICS and those affected with Weakness in any
part OF the System. II Is especially recommended to
females troubled with Falling Of the Womb One bot
Tie sufhcien in most cases. where the Directions are
followed Certificates he furnished from all parts
of the Union.
Sold by the Druggists generally, and by j. II. ia.
ZARD, wholesale Druggist, and cole proprietor, III
Maiden Lane, New York. tsept2l -3mwl
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DISSOLUTION OF COPARTNERsHrI

DISSOLUTION OF COMPREHENSIVE.
vJ,HE Copartnershp heretofore existing under the
/ style and firm Of Hollinsworth l. Hughs, was
dissolved the ,th inst, 10y mutual consent. As il
is necessary that the business should be closed imme-
diaely, all parties indebted TO the said firm are re-
quested TO call and settlement, and all parties
whom The said firm is indebted, will please present
their claims for payment. Either party is authorized
to use the name Of the firm in settlement.
W. .HOLLINGSW0RTH,
sept6. j. W. HUGHES.
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Sailed.
NJ VAAv

Sailed.
New YoAK, Oct 2l-PM
The Niagara sailed 1t noon to-day. No
specie.
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New &oodS:
S. cUMBERTS & CO.,
CLOTHING MANUFACTURERS,

HAVE just received large stock Of Cloths, CASH
II meFes and Nestings of all varieties, which they
are prepared TO manufacture short notice They are
also Irepxed to sell these goods by the piece at the
lowest market prices, wholesale and retail. Hats,
Caps and Furnishing Goods Of all kinds, constantly
on hand One Of the partners of this rm being resi-
dent OF the East and constantly in the market,
yreparep to sell stock at lower figures than other
boaSes not similarly situated.
We keep the best of mechanics, and warrant all good
made by usto be in the latest style and rates.
sept20-ly 8. GUMBERTS a. CO.
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SUNDRIES -
y 5000 Extra fine free trade Cigars;
90 Gross Pint Flasks;
g Boxes Essence Cofiee;
20 dcz. /. b. Half Bushel Measures;
81 do Washboards;
X do Peck and Half Peck Measures;
20 Boxes German soap; reed and for sale by
aug2e /. ID. HERMANN.
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WOOD! WOOD!

DERS0Ns waiting to Law in their wood for winter.
~ use, can be supplied with Hickory, Ash and
Mixed Wood, by leaving orders at
8. yICKERY'S,
sept2i Corner Of Main and Second SITS.
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AT HOME.

Two THE FARMERS
We Rave ulps and Hickocks Cider Mills n,
SALE By grinding your apples and making then int
cider or vinegar, you can pay for the mill this
suO$ H0RNBROOK T. Co
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SUGARS.-
- g hhds Prime N. o. Sugar;
~ do Crushed Sugar. in store and fer sale by
aplS I, D. HE1MANS.
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Teas, Teas;..New Stock.

AVE have just received and opened the finest as.
w sortment Of Tea offered in this mar ket.-
We would ask the attention OF all lovers Of good
cup Of Tea to give call Samples given with
pleasure. lsp,il T.. ii. COOK Son.
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FOR RENT,
One of the hest Business Sfauds i'm The

a S We are removing cur stock Of Furniture and
"A Chairs to the Crescent City Buildings, offer
for lease, the rooms now occupied by us on
Main street, between Second and Third. Possession
given Immediately. ARMSTRONG L. GREEK.
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HOUSE TO RENT.

sE- Physicians prescriptions and family recipe,
compounded by an, experienced apotbecaSy, at al
hoars Of the day night. [argi5.Iy
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Quarterly Meeting or the Board Of Trade.

FuNllE Evansville Board Of Trade will hold its regu-
il lar Quarterly Meeting next Monday evening,
Oct. 18th, at O'Clock, p NJ, at the Library Rooms.
By order Of the Board Of Officers.
ocsi0-at NV FOSTER, Pres't.
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"A HOUSE situated in the lower part Of the city,
IA containing eight Rooms, with two good Cisterns.
and Cellar also fine Garden, with shrubbery and
fruit trees, and stablng for six horses will he rented
to a good tenant on reasonable terms. Apply to
sept29-tf NATHAN R0WLEY.
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BLACK CASHMERE HATS.
STIFF and Soft-all shapes-a splendid article,
~ lsept9l VAUTIER l. MARC0NNIER.
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TOYS, MOTTO S,
AMI FANCY GOADG

lust received full stock Of almost all the leading
80 articles in the Toy and Notion line, for my retail
East shall he adding to my stock every ten days, and
will always he happy to see all customers who may
favor me with call, TO look tuy. In addition to
my former stock Of Violins Music Boxes Accordeops,
Flutes, Flies, French Harps, Banios, &c, have in
store four superior Boston make PIANOS all Of which
will he sold low for cash. A. PUSHEE,
sept3 No. Mitchell's Block
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City Collectors Office.
Doors. Sash and Blinds.
THE STEAMER SPORTSMAN.

TlOBACCO.-
for sale low BY tocti2l s. EsGILBERT x CO.
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DIR. T. III. FUCKER,
Late or New Albany, Ind, and successor to
Dr.. Byford,
nFTERS his Professional services TO the citizens of
" Evansville and vicinity.
II Office on Second street, at DR.. Byford's old
stand.
~ Hours for consultation and prescription, at the
office, from to o'clock A. NJ, and 5 TO Z p. NJ.
DIR. RS residence is temporarily on the corner o
Cherry and Second streets. laug29.3rs.
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DRuc STORE.

nR. MAGENISS having opened Retail Drug
store, the corner Of second asd Locust streets,
soliets tire patronage of the citizens Of Evansville and
vicinity Yhe entire stock has been purchased in the
East regardless of expense, Of the purest and best
PURE DRUGS:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-25

ELCPEMENT FROM WHEATLAND, N. There
s considerable talk in the neighboring towns of
Wheatland growing out of a recent elopement -
The abscondng parties are both married, and each
has left partner and family behind The wo-
man is the wife of an old and respectable citizen
of Wheatland, John Cooper. Her companion in
flight is a man named VIM. Story They left on
Sunday last for the Wesr, and took with them the
two youngest children of Mr.. Cooper. girls, under
ten years old. Mrs. G. left two children at home,
while Story lei: wife and four or five children
without the means of support. He was q laboring
man, aud had until few moaths since esided in
Michigan. The fugtves each about 35 years
od-old enough to know better and do better than
they have in this iustance.-Rochester Jnion
March l2th,
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A TRAGEDY AT THE OPERA-The Philadel
phia correspondent of the Baltimore American
writing Monday, notices q startling occurrence q
the Opera House there, as follows:
Atragedy appalling from it's suddenness occur.
red during the performance of Linda di Chamou-
nix, at the Academy of Music, on Saturday eve.
ming One of the female choristers, an Italian
woman of considerable ennbonp0int, was observed
by several persons on the stage to lean against one
of the wing pieces, in the attitude of sick per-
son. Assistance was Immediately rendered. and
so quietly, that she was led off the stage without
any of the audience observing it. She was taken
to the green-room, but died before reaching it,
The incident was certainly startling enough to
shake the nerves of a set of fashionable people
or troupe of Italian musicians, or even Of .
theatre manager 1t did nothing of the kind ir
this case, however, for the comedy proceeded ii
quietly as it the tragedy had not occurred; anc
the giddy mime of life went on, while one Of the
sctors made her exit into the presence of tn,
Eternal The deceased singer was subject t.
disease of the heart
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Snow fell in Boston on Saturday

Col. B. F. Washington, appointed collector of the
customs at San Francisco. is native of Virginia
The post office at Smith g Cross Roads, Morgs \
county, Va, has been discontinued.
The u s. sloop of war Falmouth, was on the
equator on the 4th of March. All we'll
James B. Clay, Esq, who has just declined the
mission to Berlin, is in New York.
There were 459 deaths in New York last week
81 being of coz sumption.
Mrs. Cora Hatch is lecturipg at New York on
spiritualism.
The last weeks sales of real estate in New York
amount to $5.226.173.
Elam Rust, senior editor of the Decatur I'LL }
Herald, died on the 7th inst.
The Legislature of Maine has adopted resolu-
lions of respect to the memory of DR.. Kane.
The editor of the New Haven ct Register has
been re appointed collector of that poIt.
The war in China has put the price of fire
crackers ia New York, up to So 81! per box.
colony of 100 men for Kansas, chiefly from
New Hampshire, started from Boston on Friday
to locate near NJ anhattan.
John Shipley was iued $40 and costs at Pro
vidsnce, on Wednesday, for kissing Anna A. Cor,
DON
Mathew Dunbar, for many years Common
We aths Attorney for Kanawha county, Va has
resigned his office.
1t is generally believed that Mr. Pickens. OF
/
foreign appointment.
The Universal Agricultural Exhibition which
was to have taken place in France next June has
been indefinitely postponed.
One of the severest snow storms of the season
occurred at Lockpor:, New York, on Thursday.-
1t was foot deep.
Caleb Gushing Is said to have told bis friends
In New York that he has had enough of public
life.
The deaths In Boston last week number TO-
Consumption had IA victims and scarlet fever
eleven.
The exports from Philadelphia to foreign ports
from the 10th to the 18th Of March, amounted to
sl4l, Ill.
The mayor of Brooklyn is about to order the
Brooklyn bells rung at O'Clock of the night. a..
Economical time, IS 10 the custom already in New
York.
The citizens of "Old Mecklenburg," N. c., have
met at Charlotte, and adopted resolutions for Q
celebration of the Meckienburg Declaration An
niversary, on the Goth of May, prox.
w. B. McCright. Esq local editor of the Charles
ton Mercury. was "gsrroted" and robbed Of hii
watch and purse, on Friday evening last, In tha
city.
The Rrincess Baryatinski, the wife of the Rus
sian commander In chief 10 the Caucasus, has Re
Gently embraced the Roman Catholic faith a
Rome.
An Indiana editor says of . rogue who lives II
his vicinity: "The rascal has broken every bank
and jail, aud Sabbath we have had Ia ths countr,
for the last five years"
The General Assembly Of Rhode Island adjourn
edon Saturday, after . session Of eleven weeks
The principal business of the session has been tn
revision of the State laws.
"Have you said your prayers. Johnny Z" askc
an anxious mother. mo, mother, Bill says tn
prayers and says the amens, cause il come
shorter - fm
The Wings and Americans of Bedford ceunty
Va, have brought out for the Legislature, for th
Senate, Jsmes +. Johnson for the House q
Delegates. DR.. g. l.. Brown and Col. q. A. Wing
field.
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THE CABINET The correspondent of the B

THE CABINET The correspondent of the Bal
timore American gives the following directory
OF the residences of the members of the cabinet:
Hon. Jacob Thompson, Secretary of the In.
terror has taken house on street. near Twelfth;
Hon. Howell Cobb, Secretary of the Treasury,
still retains his quarters at Cruichetts Cottage on
Capitol Hill; Hon. A. V Brown, Postmaster Ge-
neral, is at Browns Hotel Gen. Cass has taken
the house formerly occupied by Mr.. Marcy in the
first ward; and Hon. Isaac Toucey Is on Twelfth
street"