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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-05-20
LOUIsyILLE AND EyANsyiLLE REGU-
LAR Jacket

= 1Tfll - TIE well known and flst
~ = -sI.-s'7 -....:'7 ,teaii1,at ". 4. EAyEs, Capt
- Duncan. has re-en.efel the
trade Tor the tsDf, anl will continue to make regular
tips The accJmmpiuis1s FOR passengers of a
superior Orl-r. For fe'- passage apply on hoard
Leaves Louisville every Welnc-Jly anil saturday At
o'clock. y. M, ani returning. leaves Evansville
every Thurslay anl sunday at Is O'Clock, p.
ap1fjm
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EThe wagon roads to the Pacific,
which were ordered to be constructed at
the last session Of Congress. will. it is
supposed, be completed before the close Of
the present year. The different corps for
the execution of the work are already
organized and in motion.
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GTJulse Lowring has been petitioned
OF the Bench in Massachusetts by the
Legislature Tor his support of the FuSi-
tive slave law
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STEAMBOATS,.
REGULAR LOUISVILLE AND
MEMPHIS PACKET.

= -If-sll - TrE splendid rqssn-, ger scam
80 ---gg.s7 or NOi;THERNEEs, J. F.
smith, Maser; Archer. Clerk.
Passing Evansville. going up every "Wednesday, af .
o'clock. y. VI. Going down passes Evansville every
Saturday at II o'clock ". Will make Te-uls- weekly
trips between Mem ph- anl Louisville landing at all
principal way places Tor freight and passengers The
NOrtheruer J. unsurpassed for speed, comfort and sale
". Connects ~ Louisville with the mammoth D. ;.
mail steamers jacob SuaiCr and Telegraph No. 3.
for Cincinnati and hy Railroad thence to all Eastern
cities
Passengers going East hy taxing through tickets on
this sancr viii save time, expense and ~ to - hours
disagrcelhie Railrnai travel.
Connects NJ Memphis with the splendid line Of New
Orleans and Memphis packets, and the Napoleon and
Write River hIat-, and ~ Paluc'h with the Cumher-
iud and Tennessee River packets; at Cairo with the
81. Louis packets. ap.J
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HENDERSON, EVANSVILLE AND LOUIS
WILLIE REGULAR PACKET.

11IEll - THE steaner DIAMOND,
s.z{F . sss.f1 Capt. H1lcriff. has resumed her
Id tra'le, and v ~ maize her re--
ular trips as usual. passing Evansville, every Wed
neslay aud Saturday. decI
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LDGug store.
DR., ]. !. PENNINGTON.

r HAVING rJ,rcia e the stock Of Medicines cpen-
sl for yile hy Crawford Bell feg nloIi.ts since,
desires "a cali the attention Of the pu PARTICULARLY
Of physicians and merchants coming to this city 10
make purchase :, L. his assortment, Whfct viii le
constantly receiving altnns from the Eastern cities,
aul which wiz he ssl low terms be afford
el ~ other establishment ia the West NJ. ;,
Washinct "a Block Buildings. sep.G
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LOUISVILLE, AND HENDERSON PACKET
ST sTE-MiN,

fCIIsrL - CAPT. SULLIVAN, will run
" y ~ ..1...-7 rs regular racket lctgee.i
- Louisville and Henderson, pass
aul1
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BIiNDRETH's FiL!!S,
Not only purify. hu. they make the blood richer, and
all those principles upon which its power to resist d5-
ease, depends.
Min OPERATION WITH SUCCESSFUL Effect ARE
TIE REGULARITY or RR,SDRETHs PuLs. Nov
that may expect genial Spring, is OF gre8t
importance that few doses he usei ~ the wise. Our
race are subject to unlancy Of vitiacl lille \. this
season, and MS dangerous as it is prevalent, hat
Brandreth's NaTor,l an irvauableand efficient r-o-
lection. by Il Nccnsonal use, prevent the co..
lotion Of thos Nritie-, which, when in sufficient
quantities, much DANCE, to tie fine organs Of
the stom:kh ant bowels. They soon cure liver con-.
plant Dyspepsia loss Of Appetite pain in the heal,
heartburn, pa.n in the hreastoue. sudden fin;uess
and cosvensss. Ia lrief, B-udreth's Pills work their
way the very Of the disease, cleansing th
I1s~lge. rcl0vug every unhea.hy accumulation, t.ii
the blood is puriiel, the whole -cn renovated, and
the functions and duties Of life become a plea,Ir e
where reore llicy hal been sl9 and very burdens.
We have Thousands Of similar testimonials the fol-
lowing, anl such evidence can be had from living wt
nesses all around on every side. II * nom gen
tien Of high repeclSility, whose letter be
at the Principal Office, lac writes:
- AN no" hGsy.tsO years of age. =
For twenty years have usei your Ps as NV fi.nil Is
medicine, aul w.sh 10 other, ana have never hid
occasion 10 call physician in my family, in the
seknci OF ny wife with children during tne twenty
years"
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OLD ESTABLISHED
F0UNDERY & MACHINE SHOP
KRkTz & EETLEAN,
PINE-STi;EET.
Evansville, Indiana.

-.D.-
THE pToprie.ors Of the City FOundery are now pre-.
pare tn do all linl5 Of Machine and Finishing work.
and everything sppertaing the founery business.
Machinery or all Kinds, aTaic and Repaired.
We have every facility of the hest machinery AID
woritnen ami we give all work eutrG5-ei u, our
undivided attention. We are manufacturing
BOILERS AND STEAH ENGINES,
Of any power required, AMI ready to promptly fill
deTs for this kind Of machinery warrantng our work,
AID satisiiel with reasonable prices The FOUndesy,
Finishing Shops, tsc., are on Pine street.
THE SALE ROBES
are on MAIN STREET, just above Second, where
orders will lie received.
ap3Iiy KRATZ * HEILMAE.
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NEIV RODKSl

New Novel, hy author OF Margaret Maitland, ''Tht
nay OF nv fiic."
New Nlvcl, " Nlginn. The Frlserian Papers.
New Sovcl. Don Antonio.
Ho0i's Poem, heautful etlition-only sl,Ja.
Surgeons Sermons, 2l Volume.
Lena Rivers, e aatior Of tempest and Sunshine.
New supply OF Or. Kane.
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HEALTH DEPENDS UPON PURE BLoon
B3lNDRETn's IIiI..S,

Thin and acri1 blood secree healthy ile and
therefore the first thing Tor those who dvsrep.c
should lie to commence the publication Of their tl1od.
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aInRTEAGE SALE.

- The arth d-v Of Nav, is, we, the Undersigned
will SCI II public auction, all those CoOis consist
ing cfraqiv male Clothing &c., contained IN the store
formerly occupied v Peer koCn, four doors above he
CITY Hotel. or Water street.
Terms Of sale-AH purchases under the SUM Of Eve
dollars cash. Time allowed ali purchases over i've
dollars. on good security icing gwen.
NICHOLAS BCCEiIAHD.
r'N--t = CIAS. r. KILLER.
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y infallibe DESTROYER Of Rats, Nice Ants, Ground
~ Mice, Moies, Ne, &c., &e. Not dangerous TO
Human family.) Rats do not die in their hoes but
como out and die.
"CAST02'S" DED-BCG EXTERMINATOR.
Never known to fsil-and used every day by thous-
andS in New York and elsewhere.
s'CAST0RSp ELECTRIC POWDER.
For tho destruction of Moths, Mosquitoes, Flies.
fleas, Plant insects, VerTnn on Fowls and animals,
&c., &c. 80 p -;
SOLD-Wholesale and Retail at 'sCast0r's principle
depot, 3SS Broadway, New York, and by tire principal
Druggists aud dealers throughout the Uniied States,
America 'sa Hsl sfI
= Orders must always he accompanied by the cash.
90 No goods sent coIniaisson. : - e-siil'
Small sample Packages put up at the lowest
wholesale prices for hs; orlcrs in new places, VITA
Card, Show Bills, Posters, &C. &c. ..1i 80 70
-. Packages expressly pat up for Ships, Steam.
boats, HOIels, Pubic Institutions, &c. 80 i.as
* Paper with full Islrticulars-terms tn whole
sale deaercaes Of prices, &c. &c., will be prolpt-
" mailed preIai To any address on receipt ofa cent
Y. %. stamp. Address, G. % 5 + A II -,
h3o-alndSw 3ss Broadway, New York
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I.riCTr & YrERLING.

zEAvE ju-t opened large a,,d well seleCtei stocl.
= OF DRUGS AM MEDICIN ~, Hs their c,lt stand
t0 which they would respectfully invite the aitenigl.
Of Physc!lls, County Merchants and the rnhc gen
orally. 4 large stock Of PAINTS. OILS, GLASS and
GLASSWARE, N-ARSlSII, ERC SHE'S, eic., always
on hand.
ALSO:-Pue Wines and Brnl;es far melical pur-
poses. LEIGH x FIERLING.
ap57-im Water street, door below Main.
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a. no q ~ = Z I = Isf
MANUFACTURER or AND DEALER ~
Clothing aEd Furnishing Goods.
T'nler ne Partition HtR
TutS Just rr-eivel ar1 now opened = coup'e.e
Z ~ assortment ~ Cloths. Cassimcr"s, Linen end
Sstiu Coats Pants, Vests, shirts ami Drawers, Hats
Caps. Trunks, Naijses aud Cnrpet-'aEs.
Alsl, De Of fine nT0licio.hs. Cassimeres
Linen aul M1rseiiles, which GOODS c1u We made g.
Orler at the lowest prices with reatne, and dis
lstch. Py ctllinl at the Western Star, You will lie
Conv ncgl uf the above by -
rlhif 4. LOBENSTINE.
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NUMBER $50.
FROM NEW YORK.

From Albert G.. Richardson's Advertising and
Correspondence 0tl,e, No. 80 broadway New York.
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Genuine Free Trade Cirars, reed
U au.i Tor sale hy mh33 L. D. HEIMANN.
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yTEW POTATOEs.-2s bushels large and fine,
q lust reed by ap14 SAM. VlCKERl.
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TRUE MEDICINAL PRIxC:p.cs.
PUaGING BY MEANS OF RANDazEl!'s

This i the means which accurs itf IA.
resety Ia tact. When Su lieu, acute or c1utilu i
ain occurs, then 10 insure security YOU must take
u'slic3ue thG, viii surely purge. There alust lie no
s'liliF-s ha' ing. CCsuse every minute lost he fatal.
Priucpa Office, II Blsridre.h Buiiling, 1iJ aIl
z17 Rroalray.
an Pills with 20 Broadway On the box, are counter
- The genuine are sold tv respectable dealer
everywhere. WOoLSEl Y SAWYER. Asents,
ape'urtT Evansville, Ind.
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FIRES.
FIRE IN EIGHTY-THIRD STREET.

FIRE IN EIGHTY-THIRD STREET.
Yesterday morning, at early hour, barn in
Eichythird street. near the East River, belonging to
Mr.. George Jones, was entirely destroyed by fire.
Loss about 81 900. No insurance. The fire was no
doubt the work of an ncendiary, who designed robbing
Mr.. Jones's dwelling house, near by.
FIRE IN WEST FoRTY.THIRD STREET.
About l o'clock yesterday afternoon fire broke
out in building of Nos. 349 and 3i9 West Forty
third street, occupied by b. & II. D. Howard as a
match factory. The fire originated on the second
floor, and owing to the combustibe nature of the ma
terial about spread rapidly; and, before the flames
could be subdued, the building was damaged to the
amount of $780, and the stock and fixtures $500. The
latter are insured for 500 in the Lafrge Insurance
Company, the building for 81 900 in the Hamilton In
surance Company. The fire is supposed to have
originated from the heat of the upon some cases Of
stches under the scuttle which had been carelessy
left open by one of the hands. at the time the work
men were absent at dinner.
FIRE IN BROOKLYN.
On Tuesday evening, fire occurred in an old shauty
in North Fifth street. Seventh, occupied for the
manufacture of composition roofing. This and the ad-
Joining shanty, occupied by Patrick Quinn were de-
stroyed Loss about $500. During the fire, Engine
COMPANIES Noe. and turned their pipes upon each
other. and disturbance likely to result, when
Assistant Captain Bennett and Officers ID. Jacobs,
Cochens. Thinkam and Bell arrested the following
named persons on q charge of disorderly conduct;
Edw Dupoce, VIM. OBrien, Wm. Daley Thomas
Ryan and Patrick Malady. The parties gave bail to
appear for examination to-day.
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!AdvvrtisssneuA1
WArsON's TN DOLLAR SEWING MACHINE
IAdv.rtiseneDt

AsroR HoUsE-S2 50 PER DAY.-The hu,ss
S-y.pY,sr. Le..er in May, 1851. vii -na ~
/, 1854 =, .-,.,, n, - .
Rr.tsursn he. be-r added Merchants doing basnss
10 ts vicinity. - -. -. a.
HotsE
Especial care taken II the mex.
Fersies will this of sue coolest botels In
during the Summer and the Ladder Department perfect IN
tibet produces rea cor1fort =,
The city Railroad starting from TIE doors enable soes
70 reach the upper part % the city with facility . -
Tie al iob and arr tom the New No
and Bo.sn Station, 9Th st. TO the immediate from: Of s
Hotel
GrsteS for the past ateod to deserve futurs syorA
C.. A. SrsrsoA>
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F.r,L RAILROAD CAsUALrY.-John Higgins, lad
- ,ears of age was run over at Harlem yesterday
afternoon by train Of and crushed to death Al
the time of the fatal occurrence the deceased was AZ
tempting to cross the track in advance Of the train
His residence was in Nineteh street, and hs remains
were conveyed home, where an inquest will be held
to-day BY Coroner Hills.
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TO- lie rose TO tho surfs,e Of the water 10 . few mo-
neot. se,rar, when DO was seen to pace both hano'
upon bis head a. IL in grea. pain; imneis'e'y a'ef
which he sank 10 the bottom ofthe rver end was seen
10 more alive. The Jury rendered verdict OF dea'h
by accidental drowning. The deceased lived {" NO.
80 Eighth avenue, where he has lefs family he
vas 30 years Of age, and native Of Canada.
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lAdvertisement.I
ApT IX-I'ICFRATION or THE RECTCM

A.
Often mistaken for Piles and Fistua it 10 the origin of the
latter Disease and durable without cutting operation.
From The sealp-l for January, 1856.
EDITED nv EDWARD H. Dixon. NJ d., Operating and Con
ultpg Surgeon No ~ 5thsv. Office hours from 8; to
and TO evenings
on rencstsdy and orsby arrested BY the frequency Of
pie liberation the mucous membrane Of the rectus just
within the verge and extending about inch and half the
uppe border OF the sphncter great closing muscle We
aware that these ulcers have been fully noticed BY surgeons
but we have invariably been taught expect PAIN
nos, d.tiuctye symptom Now the fact is large majority
ulceaop Of the neck OF the uterus there 10
pain whatever and The patient ha, his attention directed
are very much afraid that some OF our mtded! friends wns
Of t e. % @Te. .toyd b .aTseon. While s.is
their d.lsbal aid en,atls fundamental duties VII ,oon
sssp, 70 az. We think SoweS. viii be found that the
tum wen the uterus enjoys no Immunity from tse Iet OF
the MI in the and troublesome character
I've are now treating cases in addition number that
have them which several estimsble surgeons
have prescribed douche ongent. and what not where we
discovered the OF the peeuu paPsbe uIcerstios
circular fbres with ali the .k the jaws Of industrious
ait No other symptoms than itching and the discharge indi
perfect example Of health and ygor had hnset
urged examination BY two OF The most 5
alleging the would disappear NeveTthebs per
sisted for fifteen years. On second investigation after slight
rZatoD tic Of the speculum forced open the
mouth sbseess lying EIder the mucous membrane ana
between sud the sphiDcler aud ea-Po1uo OF pure meter
healed up the sbces. having the mucou, mebraIe Pefe
Is,nTe nost literally and benehcenfy repoduces that
en,len en- don't be above your business Never mind the
authorities have been too long samnoned by the
fath. yourselves but you feel that Is beneath
,our disuy hand less intellectual and
dignifd bIcthre Patients d.maad invessnen any one
with ye in their be these miserable little nuisances
bou latter Yourself that you above disease. for
idsbe operation 10 reqnir.d faithful myestsaon and com
vtiy often and yourselves o deserved
loss of surgical reputation. Editor.
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Total Number CT Applicants.
Off number of those admitted | - chose the study
of the ancient languages and SO chose the study of the
modern languages; l chose the partial course.
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ARREST or PIcKPocKETs.-On Tuesday night Mr..
VIM Stanton, while at the corner Of Ca.harinc and
Henry streets, had his pocket pickedof portemonnae
containing $l3, by fellow named Richard Smith.
Officer White Of the TweHty.second Precinct, being
near by at the time, saw the operation and at once
arrested the fellow but not until he had passed the
money to an accomplce. During yesterday morning.
a young fellow named Joseph Dusenbury appeared at
the Police Court and asked permission to visit Smith,
Officer White identified him the aecomphce of the
prisoner and the one who received the stolen property
The prisoners were committed by Justice Osborn in
default of $500 bail.
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NEK7JERSEY ITEMS

ExcuRsIos.-About fifteen hundred perrcns, en-
nected with Che Roman Catholic churches and sasesy
Schools Of Jersey City, went on an excursion yeses
day to Hastings, where they spent the day, ~ -
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ARREST OF PROsTITUTEs.-On Tuesday night the
police of IT, Fifth Ward arrested thirteen prostitutes
who are in the habit of promenading Broadway, on
charge of disorderly conduct:
Elenor Cozzens, Gernsny, &c yesrs Of sge.
My Faulkner, United States black % years Of age
Mary j. Campbell Ireland, rs years of age.
Matilda Scott ireland, y years of age.
Sarah J. Hinery United States, 10 years OF age
Hannah Webb United States, 10 years Of age.
Bridget Met onnen, England, II years of age.
Ann Reden. United States, Il years Of age.
Henrietta Brown, United States, 10 years Of age.
Eva Wimot, United States, le years OF
Laura Fertuson. United States n years of age.
Merry Curcy. United States 20 years OF age.
Ellen Scott United States, 81 years Of age.
The two first named were committed to the Penhen-
tiary months EACH Ellen Scott was discharged, and
the others were committed for examination.
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lAdvertiseuent1
SARATOGA EMPIRE SPRING WATER-yt is gen

SARH1W'A ENffkt SFK1Nt' " HfEW.-f1 Is gtn-
ety conceded by all who have used Empire Water thss
for medical and beverage is the Mineral Water
In use Tie EMPIRE WATER BE- had st the Drug Stors
Hotels and Southern Depot 81 Barclay st., New York
Also he directions Tor ssr6
4 nunb-r CT eminent ph, solsns, Sc -. ,1Ie aud cay es
the EMPIRE WATER and cIculars u. W. WESTON 4 Co.
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ELoPEnEST IN HIGH LTE-THE FATHER IL Per-
sUIr-Last Saturday the people residing in the vcin
y Of West Eighteenth street were thrown into state
of excitement relative to an elopement of respe Ma
bic young lady named Emma -, with ayoung
man whose name we have been unable to learn. The
facts of the case We obtained from gentleman who
is aware Of the transaction, and such we give below
1t appears that about six months ago the young gen.
emsn in question was invited to private party given
bv member Of the srstOcratic circle residing in Four
teenth street, and was there introduced to Miss En-
ma. when be was at once struck with her beauty.
During the evening he danced with her several times
and psid the trtest attention 10 her When the hour
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BROOKL YIN ITEMS.

The ATLANTIC STREET RAiLRoAD.-Ihe Grand
Jury of the Court of Sessions have found bill OF in
dictment against the Long Island Railroad Company
for using steam in Atlantic street. The officers Of the
Company will therefore be summoned before the Court
to answer the charge Of misdemeanor, under which
head the case will come. The residents along the
street have made many attempts with the view to the
removal of propelled by steam, but always failed
They aege that it Injuries their property and RUNS
business along the street.
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in two or three instances. Nine churches have
been established which do not admit shareholders TO
their communion. &c.
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insde in moment, just az The excited pcpaisce
reached the gases.
Cou,emi was heavily .roned and placed in the cell
but lately vacated by the negro Dorsay and there ne
will remain uJiil summoned before the Court to answer
for the crime wberewth he stands charged.
The prisoner seemed to realize his position, and
trembled from head TO foot well knowing the i'dls'
nant and erocous feeling Of those following him. In
the carriage he frequently said me no shoot tim'
"Me no shoot him.
In less than twenty minutes after Coucemi had len
Essex Market, there about two hundred person.
about the prison, who seemed furious at the Thought
of the murderer escaping vengeance at the'- hands
by order of the District Attorney, no person, not
even counsel, is at present allowed to communicate
with or visit the accused.
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The METRoPoLIrAS POLICE PAY.-That check
for eco 600 for the pay Of the Police is still unsigned
in Mayor Woods pocket. II is stated that he exhib
tied it yesterday at White street. with the sardonic
remark, "when you come to my terms yeu can have
the money!
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CITY ITEMS.

THAT SSUrr.Box.-Theg gentlemen from the Custom
House and other attaches of Gen. Burnett appeared
again before the Committee yesterday to urge his title
to the gold snuffbox. His claims, however, were
rather shaded by those put forward in behalf of Capt
Fsirchild willie Sergeant Major Hall confessed to
deed. Of bravery that put both of them in the back
g1ound. The Committee will not meet again, but will
repor; to the Common Council. Meanwhile, it is an
open question "who is the brsvest New-Yorkerl"
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SJCk-HEADACHE AND DEBiLTrY.-Among tho
sdveYti..d medicines for these complaints
he onnd so fracous as the OxyGEKArED BIrrERs. They
nro,luc, The most agreeable aud nvsorstns effects
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Found DRowNED.-The body of man, whose
name from papers found in his possession supposed
to be John Street. found floating in the dock foot
of James slip, East River. Letters were found In MS
pockets directed to John Street. care of james Nc
Mahon, No. Bayard street, and purported to have
been written in England From this fact the deceased
lie thought to have been native OF England. Ills age
was about % years. The body, according to appear
ances had only been in the water about "A hours. An
inquest was held upon the body of deces'ed, and the
Jury rendered verdict of death by causes to them
unknown but supposed to be by drowning. He was
about medium size had dark hair no wh:skers, and
was dressed in dark wooden sack coat, wooden vest,
dark check pants white muslin shirt, cowhide boots,
&c. He wore belt fastened about his waist.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-23

CITY CLERKS OrFIcE.-The room adjoining tho
City Clerks office, formerly occupied as the Mayors
ante room, is now undergoing alteration for the pG-
pose of giving room to the officers, the iucreas-
ING business demanding more space.