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The Washington union., 1857-04-23

CONSULTING ENGINEER.-The subscriber has
established his residence the city Washington for the
purpose acting consulting engineer preparation plans
and tho location OF public works
He bc consulted by companies upon questions appcrnng
10 the location, plans Of @ railroads, bridges
canals works the Improvement oa either
Rt his ofnoe tho site of the work
CHARLES nLET IT,,
NO xss II street ovf Engineer.
washlngtop, D. G ...
March Qs--dh2wef '...
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AIorNT wAsHINGToN FEMALE COLLEGE

MOUNT WASHINGTON FEMALE COLLEGE
vi BamoreTc session Of this fourishng "
situation, located at Mount Washington nles the Northern
Central railroad and chartered BY the Maryland legislature wiz %
the nrst Wednesday May, 1857, with fa faculty Of eyp
m college all that could vol be desired the purposes h
hed Female eiuoation No pains have been spared
make what ought 70 be IN all respects The ocay Il highly
ubous and Picturesque and has been selected one Of The me-
desirable IN The state The shady and beautiful grounds afford a"
scope for pleasant walks recreation building
Large imposing brick ed1ce erected expressly for fret oa
female coege thoroughly ventilated lighted with gas Handsomely
furnished water supplied each story has Accommodations W
about 100 borders The establishment very costing Dol
bcrs 81 boarders.
Catalogues and further information may obtained the Cnn
Office and Of Rev Dr. Homer and Hon j. yanssn Baltimore
aud Rev George Lewis Soaey, Rincra Mount Washington Mary
land ELIAS HETNER,
President Of the Board OF NsiterS
March 1I-satSWod6w
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mo. 5T9.l
Notice

Of ne Eaab'iher f dH ddiaiora Land District STATE o Wis
cousin.
IN pursuance of the act of Congress approved
IL March 1857 entitled establish additional land
district IN the State Of Wisconsin, to be called tho CmrwA
roT which district embraces that portion OF the old
Hudson districts situated "rh ne lhp v four
and csny fire noh south n the line dino and fy o
NORTH ves n TIE line dirtdine and co n
Ie diidino c ard tos t y hereby declared and
made known that the district established a
the town Of "EAu CfIiRB, in said state,
Given under hand the city Of Washington this day
Of April A. D. 1857.
BY order of the President:
jos 5. WILSON
Acting cOmmssiortr Or the General Land once
Ap l1-iawsvt
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THE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED
mail steamers.Tbe ships comprising this line the

These ships having built by expressly government
service every has been taken their construction
their engines strength and speed their
for passengers uneuslcd for elegance and comfort
Proo Of passage New York Liverpool first cabin $40
second cabin, s75 Prom Liverpool to New York. 80
guneas.
An experienced surgeon attached 70 each ship.
No berths be secured until paid for, ....
The ships Of this line have improved bulk heads
Brod danger from ce viii the Banks north AZ deg
after the Isl August.
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DATES or SAILING.

EDWARD K COIIISS
No SO Wal street " Y.
BROWN, sIIIPLEY, 4 Co, ~.
Liverpool.
STEPHEN KESNARD & CO.
q Austin Friars London.
B. G. WAINWRIGHT & co.,
..... Paris.
ships viii accountable for gold silver
bullion specie, wey precious stones metals q Ia
ding signed therefor and the value expressed
May l--du
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Blue satine yards 10000
CLASS 6--Bue FTdnns
Blue flannel yards, 100000
Class e-sAeaing Duck and Nantin
E.rnsey sSeeang yards 2oooo
Blue nankin do. 10000
CLASS T--shoa,
Cakn shoes pars 5000
Kipskn shoes do. 5000
CLASS Socks.
Woolen socks pairs 10000
CLASS 9.-MaErcGsss
Mattresses 5000
Class 1o.--Blaaka4,
Blankets 5000
Class 11.-HasdkerchiSA
Black silk handkorchefs 5000
may classes option
bidder all the articles embraced class must be bid for.
VIII awarded the bidder whose proposals the articles
s @ @ snis he are pa n Sa mi g s pilot cloth Of
manufacture indigo blue wocdyed shall be 81 inches wide
posed q "a white threads Of all wool All pieces weighing less than
Is will be rejected and each bale of about 800 yards
The cloth for blue cloth trowss blue caps
woodyed shall have list each composed Of a white
rced and each bale OF about 800 yards is
manufactured inches wide inside
o which list consist than IL white wooen threads
on each edge o. The cloth IN the whole length Of the piece
about 20 yards the indigo yarndyed
yards average yard piece
sna pc below ~ Ssnss % me yard I saa Swse must & D
sanct Of which garments made shall be well songd before
WOOL manufactured woodyod,
pure and sa must be IN pieces Of asos, 80 yards
each white woolen threads the whole length
sers cloth each . 500 and
ls6 pounds flannel No to have less weight than
underhirs drawers, jumpers be
Rnsiey sheng cotton width
@ wese % Oenes @ ~ per yra g. oy % o @ hn ana
about 80 yards IN the piece double thread warp and filing weight
shoe and wear when mae the sizes TO be in the following
pairs ordered viz Of
laofNo !, IL Of No. ofNo No. 10. ofNo. II
:. 30 Delivered strong boxes 50 pairs each The name q
bor.
The calf skin and the kpkin shoes packed boxes
WOOL and or American manufactue No l. leg Is inches foot
bs less than three and half Dances No q leg IL inches foot 10
inches average pounds ounces
shall be we'll secured and In color and quality fully equal 10 sample
70 DO feet lensh and 81 vide The must meas
II inches length % inches width The hair ticking and
s aas @ 81 ~ Ss blue nan s inches wide
threads by four tho 18th an inch dyed with
pure Bengal indigo
The blankets must weigh six pounds pair and s by
pair weigh pounds ounces They
be marked HU S Navy"
The black silk handkerchefs 3lH by s1H inches
ofan inch.
win Be- found With the samples at the yards and ali the
including buttons rings
quality, texture weight
pattern Sizes workmanship samples
quantity required
going Articles precisely stated will be less however
.an the quantity specasa in the foregoing list The contracts win
quantity may require The price
uniform al al the s1ios
All the above articles must be subject such inspection
place delivery chief this bureau direct
fully every
spect supuaons provisions
The whole must be delivered the risk and Of the
tractor. with contractors
inspecting appointed Navy Depart
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mo. 577.l
Notice

g the Removal 9 0ce from Sau TO Rarudte
IN Aichiorr.
TN accordance with the provisions Of the act of
Congress entitled An act authorizing changes
land ooes approved 1883 hereby
known that the Of public
in the State Michigan, viii DO removed tie ARouEr
In said State, at as orTly period as prddio1tle
Further notice the precise time
the register Of the Sault Office
Given under my hand the city Washington this Ie day OF
March, A. D. 1857.
BY order Of the President:
TTI0S A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner OF the General Land once.
Mar 21--Iaw6w lint and Star
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Washington Aqueduct.
OFFICE or TIE WASHINGTON AouTprc1,
Washington March 1SbT

OFFICE WASHINGTON AouEprcr
Washington, March 8, 1867
DROPoSALS are invited for materials and work
l. for the Washington aqucduct. ....
Proposals received up to th May will DO opened Of
Maps pro specifications the materials and work to be
lei will be ready for examination this and
I DO let will masonry some tho bridges
% and n iron pipes con
rubble, and cut stone, &C. t"nr .
For the works materials reference made to tho
As upon the line yet acquired by
United States there bo delay commencing
thereon but for such unavoidable delays due allowance viii be
Portions tho completed the pres
en appropriation but all contracts for unfinished work viii be
right prescribe the progress
pation not holding sufficiently decide works
shall be stopped until funds become available
funds ten per cent win be paid t. in the Udsmen, Of
the engineer the work has been properly
win specie checks upon the United States
and win condition the wokren shall
be paid their full wages monthly and in specie. -"
All bids should be sealed and
terias on the Washington Aqueductn
should they 10 make such
mons as be considered conducive the progress
Every Offer accompanied by guarantee signed by
bidder or bidders w his or their bid be accepted
enter into an obligation within tan days. with good and suen
TO DO accompanied by the certificate Of the United States
he H. sf % De-
parment of War; that the guaranors able make good
guarantee #t-
Bids viii be opened presence bidders any Of om choose
De present ..... r.a..... N. c. MElGS,
Capt OF Engineers, in charge.
FORM OF GUARANTEE
To Capt NJ. c. Mees, Q. s. Engineers.
wo the undersigned, residents Of tho State os -
hereby, jointly and seyeray, states and
guaranty the foregoing bid accepted that he
they will within ten days after the the bid
the the with
form furnish the articles proposed conformity
under which the sa.d -
good the difference between the offer by the next
lowest bidder. -.
(signed) IT,. All
D.
thereby certify my knowledge and belief tho
above named gaarantors good and sufficient. -
(agned) ....... Eff
March 6-codt7hMay &1aw1
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UNTTD STAINS NAVAL CouRr or lsorIEy,
Washington, February 70, 1901

....... Washington, February 20, 1851
THE judge advocate gives notice, for the informa.
Il ton Of parties coming bore the the LIST section
the act Of January 6 1857 that they will speye be advised
the department whom their shall referred 70 Tue
courts aud That is desirable that in presenting themselves &
should come prepared with list such they may
sire 70 have summoned specifying which respective b
asness FOR tho Iava service" mentioned the act hr p
mony be applied espcctveIy suggesting delay any
which may be required; and respect Of
Feb 2sf-a
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BANKING HOUSE OF CTfUBB BROTHERS
Washington, January l. 1857.
John d. BARROW and HENRY HOLMES are
inls day admitted as partners IN Tie Banking House OF
Cbubb BrothoT The nrm from this date
81 j. chubb John Barrow and Henry
venport Iowa composed Of Charles Chubb VIM Douga
row Co CIiURB BRoTTIEfS,
Ian l--dn
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:" J. BINGHAM & SONS SELECT SCHOOL,
Wv The fall session will commence 18th Number lin
ed None but good and doce boys wanted Those ready
Atn grammar much preferred Age and advancement Of applicants
desired. For terms, &C. address
W. j. BINGHAM,
Maroh lo-ls"Sm* Oaks, Orange county, n c.
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.mlnlssLaner q az eenoral Lanl oaloo.
NOTICE TO fRg-EMPrIoN CLAIMANTS,

Every person entitled the right Of pseemptoa TO tie
lands within townships parts townships above enanerae
required establish the sans 10 the satisfaction Of tho register and
proper Office rtr payment spr
practicable after sq n ana before the day apponed for TIE
Of the pubic sale OF tho lands embracing the
claimed otherwise such claim viii be forfeited.
THO6. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner OF tie General Land 0hce.
Feb ls-Iawl3w lint. Star.l
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NTANTED.-~Persons desiring TO give private din.
ner parties cn be supplied 6steas French COOK Al
% for bis services appnealcn at
GATHERS RTSTAURANT
Dee t-2aW3Sf 952 Tenn. sv., between 1eh and 18Th
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-17
Peansylyaala Railroad.

aUSy wanna M00lUoAus
&A e 80 y;aE
Ar uaEAf CkNlRAL n1..n 90.
- sEcriss The Ataaiic c.taes with tLs Westet
Nsf5h stsrl, s.d s0alb~ esterl. stais. !. 80, .
nanoas Railway direct. This roAd a.so co..ect. a.,
Ltt..aFsh ~ith asy Lac VI elrsarrs 10 All port. D.
The Noisa.ssier. Lake. maxi & The mos, direct,
cheapest ssd reliable roals o. which Ere 90, ca !,
ssssaFded - s.d frosa iAe Great Wet
AArss sIywsgs PHtl Ap1lrHlA axp r,rraprna
StAzf SLAss -B.ol., ssox-, Hate
asd Saps, BOOKS, Drs Good. tl.i
oAsA bass d sTI As,l Drugs. tis ~. peg i0o 10
eexse s-d oAsesI Fuss, Feathers,
oscosp clAss -pesne.tlc shxs,..g
sasTu.S I'D Iscallg Ia. erlxlaa
tAsas.) OraSs "a ca.ks.l Hard. btyx mar ,aa N
ware, Leainsr, "a rvSs OF ooxs.,)
~eo. I'D ssssp psts. Eastward
TsIAo GLAss "A wills, s.eel, cAasGsN
a. ca.xs) usmp, BAeoa, Fork
bAtsA tsass OF j.. saeKsl To,SSso sos per Ion In
MA .aiAesaredi tsxeepi Cis.4s VI
Sai, &C.
Torsra Cas- -coa.s, Fish, Basaa,1
lessf a-d ferg, tin cseks W bosss,
Eastward, Lard ; Lard OF, Lead sos per loo n
Sa..sl 500 49,, Osraasa Clay,
Ta, ffteh, Rosiu, &C
fIoca-ti pr barrel until further ao,.ee
ysAix-s0c per luo lbs. u.tll further 1T &c
- aos-N lsf oeas' sos sxsssa-y 80 lo- ~s,xhi,
- ! :hipplag Good. FROM Any poi !, sa., u PHI
ssIs.-.a Rsilroads Al gooa. 60 .s.r.. ed - III,
lssai. far stis Road q PhllAds!pAla VI F.t,.bur"
FrIiss rrTTrdsd d. si s a.,s .,ao-.
s1p..s isaa. X sAs. Co, 81 Lou. 1 =
n.ass...n saa Evansville, lad bums..Il, Bel
4 Mx.a,aM ~ s.aisr . Jswe,i. Lou..sill~, Ky Il
irs... c., cl..sela,' \ " ur.aan S ~ AID
ncs 49,, ssh -, a kAlts street, Ro.,o.. Is.eh
hs.ssy i'aas, y Y.tE !, s... . ... 81 40
Aastas koa..s, b&lllmor. az. in.Aaeipeia
Fitisonrg '"o tro.ea.cus,
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6topes, &c.

r: .. eslllese . Ce.ss 11vS111SsGS51.
ST Q We 3,
Wholesale and Retail
Among orr assortment s,snds uar.vaii.d the
FOREST OAK.
For wood or coal This stove :. an improvement,
nm q scott Cou1ty Fair, AID also u the state Fair
Of Illinois.
GOLDEN AGE, FoR WOOD,
ALSO
VULCAN AIR.TlGnT, WOOD OR COAL.
Ciissax = Charter O~h Cssk. zeal - weed.
BLACK DIAMOND, FOR COAL
CLIMAX, Fur COAL.
SNOW BIRD, FOR DO.
CENTURlAN, GOVERNOR,
MORNING STAR, KING OF
STOVES, ELEVATED OVENS, &C.
Tin, Sheet Iron. Copper, Japan and
Britsnsaiu Ware.
hEFIGERATofss, wATm COOLERS, AND
fiLTLkERs.
ROOFING AND SCOUTING,
sad JoBDISG Of all ki,d. a, short notice, and se.,
Of eiiy rcfcr-aees gwen.
COPPER WORK,
for machinery ard Steam Elgincs, done 10 order
Those erecting Steam Mi. or tisell,.ers Of any
kiGd Wherein copper l. us.a, We ask 10 call on d.
ecf"fe eoatraets lot the Chicago ar farfi,
kasi. We will
GUARANTEE OJR WORK,
AID safe yvE the tsle trouble and expense Incurred
IN gct'iIs sush work doAe shfoad
~ Brady street, between I'll aud "a, opposite the
| Post Once
ap1a T. y 0iLLETT co
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Family Groceries.
THE SUBSCRIBER, AT HIS STORE. n.
i w. corner Of Iowa md scroad streets Ia. on
had aad viii Keep esAstaatly. large a..ortnsn, 81
Fresh Family Groceries.
embracing everything Ia his line " bu-in-s. which
hr vii sell GA reasonable term. The attention "
the public {. nvited To late arIs as of sea-ouabe
tieies wALTkR KELLY
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Watfbcs, 1ewelrp, Sc.

An Immense Stock o. Jewelry 4 Watches,
Russ aolvsS ana SILVER p1asea wars,
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, Tors, &c,
Nay be foand 81
L. !. RB0U 40 18vvEl3Y STORE
Ilisoas ssrsss, ecgaSs u Eagle, Smith 4 Ia
skrop's siesk, Aesk Isisud, illlnoss
HAVING just RECEIVED A LARGE
IL edition 70 NY fosnsr extensive stock suitsbls
for the uolidays woald invite all 10 call and examine
for themselves ard - eoayinsed that !, = no logger
., bost anality of GOOD In my lire Ny object has
sen 10 sstatalsA 1rst eass jswsiry store In THE VI
ciulty and deslrs 70 lssve Il 10 Discerning public
how far sueeess has attended my snorss
10 shases f6s s6ovtnG gcods which viii be var
rated fspsssertsA Fnces - low - IN Any East.
6sana pcs On The order q your coming, hus come
n osesl tdsc1odkwt0 /. B kEQCA
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A RETIRED PHYSICIAN WHOSE


"A RETIRED PHYSICIAN WHOSE
"A sAnds q iif. Lsye nearly run oat, di.sov
sstd While In the E~s ladies a certain cure 10.
/ Consumption, Asthma bronchitis, coughs' colds
and GENERAL Debility The rvVedy vas dlseov
y cred BY him when hts only child . daughter wss
given np 70 die. He had heard much II the wonder
ra fs,sorsiiys and healing Qualities Of p!spsrsssons
o.snrrsd 10 him that he might iaake remedy for La
child hs studied bard and succeeded In realizing
his wsshee Hts child was cured and IL nov sly :
and veil Ne hss since sdminis; cred the wonderful.
remedy % thousands 81 su9srsrs In ell rsrts Of ths
World and 10 hrs never lhiled In making them ccn
plstely hes,shy and happy. Wishing 70 DO q much
goed . vossbis be viii send 10 such Of HE afflicted
fellow betnes - request r. this recipe with full Ara
explicit DIRECTIONS Tor making II nr and successfll,
usfng q Ne requirss sacb applicant 10 lncloss i'm
one sAiun9-thfee censs 10 bs urnsd e postsc On
the gseips, ard the remainder to be applied 70 the
payment q this advertisement
AeerSe DIR n. JAAES n
10. y 0saad street., Jers-y CITY. Vcvpjerssv
L0-n: y. Janice has neither o6lcs nor see;,
n Lev Yosk, - ecsne have pretended and sdvey. \
siseA The recipe 10 cert from no place bat So \
UOfaad ssssse, Jssssy City, n J js23dAif
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JnsurOnfe.


N0T-THEN STEP RIGHT UP TO THE
i oisiee Of one OF the bee, Companies In the com
"! AID get Policy thai viii be worth something
tfer rfye Ann Assnt for the Quaker Csty Com
paa! u Phiiadeiphsa, with Cash Capital, s.i pad
IA, OF $50 oVo, with liberty TO Increase Il aolbe.
II. " NORRIS Agent,
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Railroads.
Mississippi 4 Missouri Railroad
La 6i1 49, ,s ;s.-::s,rr

All traIa- pul II Davenport @iii make cos4.aesttp
with nasestlnc ssl Irwa Lais
Tas Passenger Irata- sea4ret al Davenport VIII
the Rsek I,ls.sd a "a Chicago Trains
Pas.e gers IegniHL-d Of tn necessity of ivi.k
df.ici darceiias To- the de.tinaitu ~ thstT ting
gaze Also 10 procure tickets ht fu4e TAXI i tht4.
srI'- d. the a DAY, Sulsfticssdeai
apis 's-ff
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:. 6snslal fIel,ht A., 5000,
J. L0AoAkKI, suisi A.. .e.saasspLia
PENNHYIVANIA RAIIRu.,

TLsss D.sly Trough Tr..n. L..ss. Az
ssd Psiiseofy-THE AukNIAu All aa'rsaaeiphia
isav.s tnllAaelpAls tor r.issears a. X a mAlN
Sssss fnslaAsiphiA q r. 4. s.a r..,., sa.l lac
ru.la4sIphia al - tax SIGuT axri as, i ~
E11 t.avss Phile1slphaa ~ Filisburs :, ii ~
II r't!soeff tSr thilsd<.phls q " r.
Ies above h..ss ea.lses q Pittsburr r.,h ,t. H..
r. -. - 80 iIeas - Lcals, M. Aiioa Gaze. = q
He.ee ~ tss.kSsst. L<xiaesou snd Ious.s,ll,
LILO m9n3s, pagso.,, hvgiu1Hsid, HelisfD.ta Az,
HseaeV ivssao. ltsvsta4.d CsiumLu. Znls.,lIls
1e1ehel a.d Wooster, OHIO also Win ~ s..a.,
pmnnne emn1o 70 a.1 lrom New flrl... \. sAn'
lenisslile - clAetn.asl NJ LOUIS
IT, essssssaa ssAsA ,oer from either Of tho
- jsssSsr ,asss.s,a.s =. h..s...u. :, =. -.
soeoetB - tAalanGsss ~ - ~ 49,, ~,
~ 49, e&.sess 49, - saVs11atoqs souse -
ss'aseslssaa, saisansses SsZ yNAe nssasp =
Z nenxrzH75s -. 80, tiiisisireiA
Ianoss Iasss, Hiis9.
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IEAGhEk " MUSIC IN PLANO lfRro-
40, -. c - ANp oe0AS. Finh sssss, sSreea
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G00 LOTS IN MIrcHELL's ADDITION

ON1N1 never before offered They smhssee ever
vesisY The beautiful level between filsh aud
klehsh streets. then atretchILg sxsy for ssvSral
seoaSss ea tho gsatls stopss on The bi1s snd i~rmI
a9srd the Aaess We've 81 landscape AID rsver. and
arr covered With the natursi esogsh Of yvsH6 tina
Der - deolgahes ~ reei4eneeeA The underslansd
Invite Ne astestien of ell 10 Tile Opportunity
or mak1ng pse0lable isvssaneuss and sscnsing for
DIAL . HEYERs.
y. ". Cor II 1seond aud Brady sts,
~ nsais.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
New York 4 Erie Rail Read.
&K@ - 80 r.;

- lat As@tsnS f.ssisc.
RUi YoCR fhRUuuI Ti.kEis 70 NEW
~ YORK, Bsstoa, fa.Adepa.a All .sw L "a.
CT Via tale rcgie
80 iwe.;y two nilss distance saved
~ rhroasL 20 View York Cty without, change y
CAFE
- rae ouly ro-.s TO ssw York c.,y hasl4s wa
ara 70 ie4eas Saloea Cars
I - L. - sxts .dsto pa .kltk, Baifa.osad Ssasa
falis W Ii 81 "A .trckS " ids 0aiye go. .xei4.g
buaArx l.reeil. VITA al Tfasas from Casssla
Si.ssa az and CEicAgc o. the Lake SHIRE ia itSs
To baiaio, va the baIAlo = Ss~ York Ca. IL
hosa, laas ng direct e5..ecslo . with a.! slsAm..
- Lake Erie fsusn Issvs.aad, Toledo a.d Dsiru
also ~t,atng Baia.D aid Lac AarV- Railway fry
pe,fOt sad Chiesso
To y axara PALS, via caasaA qua aad Sisysr
Fs.ls Raj kDsd max * direct eJ .-~silos @ltn 4
itralns o. The 0resi W.sisr- RalGwa5 from Dear
asd Iatesga ihu. shofdgag the irass...g pae..e u
rvaii-.i faculties
~ atsei.4. Passengers eaaa siop ~ ss~ YORK Cit
seg = s.fs ~ 's ~ Is.atne tA~ir Haufi-Y al p.rs
euFa Ngsheni extra charge
81 infengn i4rA.fs sale la ali tbs. raj RI ps
Ws.tsra Hall tsost DalssA
1rf FARE o. loe uy aay ,sthsf route
HOMER RAAsDELI
SMITH ssai Acct Ifest
4siiiSwiy ttrEelA-.l. n, Ma lstn, $50.
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/ hsAhAsOA, LLA EE-N fAUAl AND
sve1sa .it,sis. o-s square below Tue Fxfty
L..a..s. h.sief, tsopf.ssos.
iais Mouse 10 e-e II tie esosi pleasant iscsttots.
s9A.-s a..s ns ss.~ 81 the A.sssssppl RIVER AID
AVA i"sa-e js..xtf
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-26
sets, for the next six years from the 4th of

sets, for the next six years from the 4th Of
March.
The Senate proceeded to the consideration
of bills relative to the District of Columbia.
HoUsE-Mr. Wakeman presented petition
from many merchants Of New York, asking
the importation Of sugar free OF duty.
The Sergeant-at-Arms brought Chester be-
fore the House and resolutions were adopted
on motion Of Mr.. Kelsey calling on the witness
to furnish an excuse why he did not appear
before the select committee. After some de
bate it was determined that Chester should
answer in writing under oath.
New ORLEANS, Jan. 23.--Garland, the fraud
Iulent City Treasurer, who embezzIed 100000
dollars Of the city funds has been acquitted by
la jury.
Wheat is s 60 to 81 621E; moEasses 6215
cts; corn, pork ard lard are cheaper; coffee
|92ic.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-26

DEATH FROM ScALDING. "A little girl some
four years of age, whose parents live few
miles from this city, came to her death last
week, by upsettng large pot Of boiling
coffee upon her head and shoulders after it
had been placed upon the table. The child
caught hold of the table cloth and by pull
ing it, drew the scalding liquid upon her per-
son and so completely saturated her cloth
ing, that her entire body was shoctingly
burned. She died almost instantly, and was
thus speedily relieved Of much intense suffer
ing.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-26

MISSISSIPPI RIvER-By despatch from
Cairo, dated Friday, we learn that the High
flyer is considered total loss. The Fashion
attempted to go TO her relief but could not
reach her. The Highfyer threw overheard
1000 bales of cotton to keep her from break
ing in two The Empire had come up from n.
Orleans and found the river in very bad CON
;dition below Cairo; with only six feet on the
worst bars, aud filed with floating ice. The
Ohio and Mississippi rivers were nearly closed
with ice at Cairo; and the thermometer
standing at 70 below zero. One boat left
Cairo for New Orleans. heavy gorge had
formed in the Mississippi, inst above Cairo.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-26

OF. The Evansville Journal, ever alive to
public interest, advocates the construction Of
a railroad from this point to Attica. Such a
road will be the connecting link between the
Evansville and the Wabash Valley road, and
the journal advises the corporation Of the
two roads. We concur in the views of our
friend, at the lower end of the canal and rail-
road, and Will notice this subject more at length
hereafter, as one of vital Importance.
Terre EQute Union.