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kDENNS1LFANlA kAlLROAUGTho GREAT
CENTRAL ROUTE connecting the Atlantic cities viii
Western, Northwestern and South States
nuous Railway direct This Road also Ptsbursh
With daily line Of Steamers to all ports In the Western Rivers
and q Cleveland and ssndusky with steamers to all pars
reliable route BY which YREIGHT be forwarded md
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA and PITTSBURGH.
SIRsr CLAss.-Boots, Shoes, Hats and Caps Der. -
Books, Dry Goods lin boxes, bales and tunks
Drugs lin boxes and bales) Feathers, Furs &C.. WDs
Sscohp CLAss-Domestic Sheeting Shifting snd)
Ticking tn original bale Drugs lin cssk Hard cestsV
Leather lin rolls or S0xes) Wool md Sheep lo06
Relts, Eastward, &c
RaIaD CT Ass.-Anyils, Steel, Chains lin casksj 70
Hemp Bacon and Pork, Sailed Goose sscks :" cenxv
Tobacco, manufactured, except Cigars cut Ae. i~D
1euRrH CLAss.-Cofee Fish, Bacon, Beef adj
Pork lin casks boxes, Esstward Lard and 10 eeats =
Lard or, Esis Soda Ash, German Clay Tar pen
f1ten hosn, kc..s...
HLouR-&l y Dbl. until further notice.
olAIS-d cents y 100 q until further notice.
osrroE-e2 bss, net exceeding 500 weight until urtks,
notice.
In shipping Goods from any po!n Philadelphia BE- ~
nculsr 10 mark the package AVA Pennsylvania Railroad" Az
ooods consigned the Agents Of this Road Phsdeph o.
Pittsburgh wiz be forwarded without detention.
HnEIchT AeEKrs-Harhs, Wouney Co., Memphis, Fem.
y Seas Co.. St. Louis; J. s. Mitchell Son, EvsnsvLs
hd DumesnIl. Bell Co., and Carter yewett, Louisville
XVI B. c. Medium, MsH.on, Ind Spdsman Brown sad
irwin I Co., Cincinnati n W. Graham Co, ZAnesvls
Ohio Leech Co., No 8 Knby.t, Boston, Leech Co..
e. aAst'I House rssrcsi and No Williams. Es.
uore; Geo. c. Frsneiscas Pittsburgh.
B. H. HOUSTON General Freight Agent, Phladelehsa.
a. J. LOMBA1RT, Superintendent, Nsoons, Pa
Nay 1, 1871,
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8oles bn 4mft'cn
a n. Msa~1v, AaSsscnsee' a.
pY BANGS, BROTHER & Co.-frsde ss1s'

A. r. Msa~lv, Anotcneee
nv HAEGS. BROTHER & Co.-Trei- 9sls-
Sixty SIXTH NETWORK TRADE-SALE
To be ooumsrcet on TUESDAY, September 1877
p n Co respectfully announce the next heESie
r,.d. Sale Of BOOKS STEREOTYPE PLATES, STA
TIONFRY PAPERS etc, and solicit onssnmer,s fsr1e
Man for The CsaIoaue should be furnsnt withou dep
The Catsosus viii 90 press early IN the month et !uy
RvssrLL W. wEsTcoTT, AuctioneeI .-x
ARGE AUCTION SALE Of beautiful FUkN
IL TURE WORKS OF ART, with everything eontnnea en- u
The first class residence No l52 2st st. near 7h sy
ROW IWedDesdayl July Is Of 10 o'clock precisely THIS rn
nture WORTHY the sttenton Of housekeepe snd me ,aue
there is very large quantity Of the mist costly and
Parlor Dinngfoom Library and Chamber Furniture 'penaa
Mantle and Pier Mirrors rich Carpets throughout the ho,
lace Curtains and Shades % q Window Etagere
Pier Table, magnificent Mantel Vases and rnaneats
colec,ion OF Paintings superior Bedeacs Bureaus
robe. Hair Ma,iresses suites in hsrcoh and veivst CoH
Mirror. Dining and TeaTabes rich China, SILVER are 1'
Glass &c. with every thing pertaining 70 costly ana &c
fni.bed residence 81 Of which will DO sold without ie'
rain or shine Catalogues ready and can be
VOGT Co.'S No. 50 John-st., near Wilnam f"' 'u4 P
ticulars, see Herald ard Express
WALTrx GREESouGH Auciioneef
Y'HIS DAY, Tuesday, at ii O'Clock, a. stoIe
No lO9 Wallst by order Of Admnistra'rN aho ia
Substifute or Nerve Tonic with Copyright ron 'ne =,
District Court for Southern District OF New OK ehteeG
Ws,cb "a 1875 nv the late Gudon j. Leeds Toy prI or lane
e. The same Aso the Steel Plate for said print and mmedi
aeIv scr the whole manufactured stock OF Leeds
substitute or Nerve Tonic in various packages Tor the aoe
Also fium My1h uisc Coocynth &c Tool. scale a. Terms
at sale. GkEENoooh' D|hDHAA Anctoneers
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OFFICE THE HoUsAToNic RAfrRoAD CohpAST{
BRIDGEPORT, June &c, 1877
NOTICE to BONDHOLDERS.- COO-
IN PONS the lt pox the Bonds Of this CoLR1n/
viii be psid on presentation Of the Office Of kE1Chu
HOWE Co.. in the City Of NewYork, or at the Ireaursr
oHhce In the City Of Bridgeport. -. u.
resolved to pay of In cash Of the
Bonds falling Jan 1885, from the net income OF the Ioso
IN 1851 create issue for the balance bearing dte
Jan 1851 Of 2O 0oo which should retain the same
security which had been siveu for the original Bonds OF SC
600 which issue it decided to make coo Peysoe
Jan l. 1850 $4,000 Jan l. 1860, $4,000 Jan 1861 eSvU
jan l. 1861 and Jan 1863 and thus eItngash the
whole mortgage debt within the period pre.:nbed PURSE
snee New Bonds hsye been prepared ana
already negoaed the extent Of $1,000 chiefly IN OK
o6.nse for the old bonds which have been Cancelled ana
charged of leaving 900 yet TO be exchanged or otherwise
disposed Of Holders Of the remainder Of the old bonds are IN
yed examine the ISSUE and to exchange for them tne
old bonds should they disposed and such terms that the
Investment will pay them per cent per snnnm .
The New Bonds being PAYABLE Il will be seen
that who contemplate exchanging will have better
choice 10 the time during which they may Tsn 20 coz
tinue the inyesen than BY deferrnG to later peIod
Fxeb.pres AN be made with Aessrs KETCHUM. HOWE
Co. Esw.York, with the undersigned at BrtdgeRert
n. NICHOLS, treasurer
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EHOR LIVERPOOL.-The New United States
Il Mail Steamship COLUMBIA, ~ Berry, Commander viii
depart with the United States Mails for Europe positively on
SATURDAY July 49, at - O'Clock M from her berth ct the
foot Of Cana For freight passage having unequaed &C.
commods:ions for elessnce and comfort appyto
EDWARD X. COLLINS, No. So WGlst
Passengers will please be board at II O'Clock All let
teI pass through the Post Office; any Others VIII be TO-
turned.
NoTcE-The Of this line have wa,ersht cOmpar
nents.
The ATLANTIC, will succeed the COLUMBIA and sail on
the IL. of August and the BALTIC the 18th Of August
expense spared make the ships Of this line In
IL respects good The thorough examination svee
the proves their mode Of construction yet unequsled
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MERcAxTLE BANK NEW osH, July J 1881.
A DIVIDEND Of FIVE (5) PER CENT on
"A the capital stock of THIS BANK has been declared
p.yabe on the lJthi inst. L. J. BLAKE, Cashier.
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wnLiAx .PAr,tw. w.rSssvsv, Geo., uosrw 90
QNeVlxA ~
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Uater Cure.

rsOIJNT PROSPECT WATER-CURE. Bang
vi bsntor- Esh hours ride from tho city BY aad 3D.
R,oad V.itor Rd this q the pleasstess PLACES e
the Union. Board ~ pr week Addre.s ;. II. NONLn
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and NEW-HAVEN RAILROAD

NETWORK and NEW-HAVEN kAlEROAD.
IN SUMMER ARRANGEMENT, commencing MAY Is,
1857 Passenger Stations In NewYork Broadway and
Canal street, corner 26th.st and 4th.sv.
TRAINS LEAVE NEW-YORK-ForN New Haven, and O.
H. 1880 $780, Tex and 430 For Bridgeport and
"a {e1l 1889, $780, texl and a:so m For Milford,
Bradford Fairfield Southport and Westpo a. 1880,
$3.50 4So P. For Norwak m. Il; 80 $3.50, Eek
l:s9 Sis Sis M For Darien and Greenwich, 10 m
o. M. 1880 $780, (ex); 4:S0 Sis, 6l5 p. For Port
Chester and intermediate Stations 49, 1880 $780, 4Ss
Sis Sis Pm.
COMMITTING TRAINS-Por Boston, g. m, (ex.) T. p. M,
ex) For Hartford and Springfield m, lex 1850 pm
up m (ex For Connecticut River Railroad to Montreal g.
lex snd up. m, (exl to Northampton. For Canal
on "a, New London ss R saS d %
HOg'st0nic Railroad 81 NJ p M For Nausasuck Rail.
vail Railroad, 7, g. e m, aud 4 p.
JAMES H. HOYT Sup't.
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Finanfial.

OREENWICH SAVINGS BANK 6th.av., cor.
VI ncr waverley PEACEFULLY INTEREST ls57-DE-
pOSITORS are hereby notified that the Board of Trustees have
ordered INTEREST be paid tho rate Of SIX PER CENT
per annum all Five Hundred Dollars and under ana
pon all Sums over Hundred Dollars at the rate OF tV
PER CENT per annum, payable at the Bank during Bank
bonrs ON and after the Goth Bank open daily from 10
20 2 o. No. and from to p. By order Of the Board
WILLIAM VAUDEVILLE, Presidens.
w. W. r. p vESMILfr' Secretaries
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paints, Oils, %lass, &r.
THE ATLANTIC WHITE LEAD COMPANY.


LINGUISTIC TILES-For vestibules, HaIls,
~ Hesrths Dins rooms Conservstories 10 GARNkiRX
0HRlkEx-IOPs, DRAIN-PIPES, 10 For sale BY
I, MILLER L COATES No. 279 Pesrl-st-. n Z.
GARNKIRK and AMERICAN CHIMNEY
" TOPS slso, best Glazed and vir6ed DRAIN PIPES st
Long Island Pottery Depot, No % Nssssu L. H. QUINN
II EAKY ROOFS.-Persons having Leaky Roofs
II can have them made tsf and painted with the PATENT
CEMENT ROOF PAINT st one square foot warranted
for Eve years Apply st No rs fuiton.st. basement
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OHIO LIFE INSURANCE AND Trust COMPANY,
CINcISNATI, July 6, 1857. )
A DIVIDEND of FIVE PER CENT on the
"A Capital Stock of this Company declared THIS DAY,
p'' G. w. RICE Secretary
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nIVIDEND -CONTINENTAL BANK.-A
Dividend of per has been declared to the Stock
holders of this Bank on and after the 9Th Of July next
Iune 20 1851 Is. +. WARNER, Cashier.
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hudson RIVER RAILROAD.-trom July
III 1851 trains will leave Chsmber sssion =
Erpres trains m and Sis m Albany rsssenses' q W.
m an and 80 for Sing Sing To- M sna
Tor Poughkeepse and and m iof s ti 40.
D. M The Poushkeeps.e Peekski and sins OH. C.osf
A. The vay stations Passengers taken ct Chsnoes,
Chsopher and Thirty 6rst streets Trsins Tor
Troy ASS e:45 and 1910 m and 4:So m'' sna A' "
fs' sma lo'% g. L. an' y SMITH Superintendent.
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the County Of New York notice Is hereby given eli per-
sons having claims sgans JOHN BLACK, late Of the City 81
New York. confeconer deceased to present the With
vouchers thereof the subscribers at the house OF John
Black No l4s Hsmmondst in the City Of New Yori, Oh
the sixth day OF August nextDaed New York tho
day Of February, 1857 JOHN b. BLACK, Adminstfstct
n 1aw6mTu1 E. d. BLACK, Administering.
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:" RI, EN- RA L e o A y
aJrNMCR ARRANGEMENTS.

III SUMNER ARRANGEMENTS
Commencing WEDNESDAY, June ), 1851
Trains leave Depot corner White and Centre SITS: M
Croton Pals Train connecting with line OF stages Tor Ls.
HAhopso 81 m-Express Mail Train for Albany connecin
A. Crotou Falls with for Lake Mahopac at furdy
ior Rdssield Brewsters for Danbuy At Chatham -Four
The West 81 p m-Mleton Train, stopping at all tations
m-wlfams Bridge Train, stopping o. "a statonA oap
M White Plains Train, stopping at all stations "
Leave Ih.st. Station 7:45 q mwWllissns Bridge Tram
storpins all stations. IL NV nnsms sndge tIsn stop
IN station. 81 D. m-Wfisms Bridge Trsin stopping az ~
satous m-Croton Falls Train stopping az all ations
M Williams Bridge Train stopping Ut all stations
~ - VIM J. CAMPBELL, Superintendent
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NETWORK AND ERIE RAILROADS
and AFTER Monday June 49, 1857 and until further notice,
fsssenrer Trains will leave Pier foot Of Duanes - follows
DUNKIRK EXPRESS st g. m, for Dunkirk.
BUFFALO EXPRESS, ct a. m, forlBuhslo
NAIL, at O. m, for Dunkrk and Buffalo and interns
date stations.
Cbambersst via Fremont fos suferns and intermediate
gtadons- ,.,,
WAY PASSENGER, At p M, for Newbursh, Aiddletown
and intermediate stations.
EMIGRANT at p. m, for Dunkrk and Buffalo and Inter
THE ABOVE TRAINS RUN DAILY SUNDAYS
EXCEPTEDl.
NIGHT EXPRESS at p. m, for Dunkirk every day.
NIGHT EXPRESS, at 5 p. M, for Buffalo, evey day.
These Express Trains connect at ElIars with the Emrs1
Canandsgua and Niagara Falls Railroad for Niagara Falls at
WITT the Syracuse and Binshamton Railroad, s
Syracuse; at Coming with Buffalo, Corning and NewYork
Railroad Rocheser at Great Bend with Delaware Lacks
and Western Railroad for scranton; at Honslsv!e
with Buffalo tnd wYork City Railroad for Buffalo, al
Buffalo and Dunkrk with the Lake Shore Railroad for Cleve
land, Cincinnati, Toledo, Detroit, Chicago, &c.
HOMER RAMSDELL, PresidenG
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BANK phrAHrrHaI' ALBANY 'uiy 10 10"
NOTICE is hereby gwen, pursuant to the statute
n In such case made ana provided that Gil thu circulating
ndes issued 20 w r. PECK, individual Banker (FARM
Frs BANK OF HAMILTON COUNTY. Are,tsl, must 10
xe.ented al the Office OF tho SupeendsD OF the BANKING
Dspanent OF State u New York for psymeoi within tive
years from the hereof tho fnnds deposited fos tho
of the Issued Ia tho said Bankc win
boxsTen nm NJ HCd0ONMAKEk,
&uiswSvsv sapcrin-nAo&a.
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OREAT AMERICAN ROUTE via MICHIGAN
u RAILROAD to Chicago St. Louis Rock Island s. Paul.
sukee Kansas City and all places West and soun'T
shore Great Western Railway and Michean Southern ha
roads forming shortest qucke and most 70
ne Great West The Road between Detroit aud Adrian nov
open connectsg at Adrian with
~ C;caao and the West further information apply Of The
e'"pAHJ OA'' -' JOHN Z. PORTER Agent
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GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE.
" The Through Ticket and Freight Office OF The
GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY,
MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD
aALENA AND CHICAGO u RAILROAD,
CHICAGO, BURLINGTON AND QUINCY k 1.iinS a.,
10 CHICAGO milwaukee Galens, Dubuque Rock Island oa
nron Quincy, St. Lous Cairo Kansas and Nebraska s"'
All other points West and South west
=" w. EEIJsPENSION BRIDGE or BUFFALO, hA
No. IT'S BROADWAY, n " v .,.
Corner Of Courtlsndt-st. DARIUS NhAnN, AsoH..
FINISHING RAILROAD-Leaves Fulton Mar
ketwharf BY steamer Island City at 4a and 10 m
and and D. m the leave Flushing Ill., ~ at the same
Aour meeting and exchanging Passengers with tine oose "
NuN'e' A' WIN NJ SMITH. Receiver.
GREAT AMERICAN ROUTE via MICHIGAN
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-06-24
hoard OF Trade.

4 twill be seen by reference to o notice pub
lished in another column of our paper this
morning, that a call has been made for
meeting, to be held at she Reading Rooms
this steufag, for the purpose of organizing
m 'ssseciation to establish Board Of Trade;
or Chamber of Commerce. We hope since
this laudable work has commenced that it
will be put through in the proper spirit
The beneficial advantages to be derived from
il are too obvious to need much talk. Among
them we might notice that it would collect
and record such local and general statistical
information relating to Commerce and Man
,lfaetures - may promote the interests Of
Evansville. and protect and advance the
welfare of the Commercial and Manufactur-
ing classes, to promote just and equitable
principles IN trade, to establish uniformity
in the Commercial usages of the city--to set
tie, in proper and just method disputes as
TO contracts, wages, accounts etc., and the
many differences Of opinions which honestly
exist touching our business relations-.which
differences often lead to expensive aud use
less litigations. We trust the meeting will
he numerously attended by citizens engaged
in all she pursuits AZ business, and that o
proper spirit may prevail 90
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-06-24
CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.
~ aRnIy /. NOE 10 cre,,e the Nineteenth Nv,

a n ORDINANCE to create the Nineteenth Ward
a of the city OF Evansville, and TO provide for the
election OF Councilman for said Ward:
WHEREAS, By an order of the Common Council OF
the city Of Evansville, passed the 9Th day Of Jnne,
D. 1855, Crescent Enlargement Of the city of Evans
vile, was, on the petitions the owners in fee Of
half OF said Enlargement, annexed to and included
within the limits OF the city of Evansville. Now for
the purpose of constituting said Crescent Enlargement
Ward OF the city OF Evansville. and to provide for
the election Ct Councilmrn 20 represent said Cres
cent Enla cement in the Common Council of the city
Of Evansville,
SEC. I. Be IL ordained by tie Common Council Of
the city Of Evansville, That from and after the pas
sage Of this Orinance, Crescent Enlargement of the
city or Evansville shall be and constitute Wari OF
the city OF Evansyile and be designated as the Nine
teenth Ward Of said city. ~ = ~,
SEC. :. That an election be held on the second day
81 July, 1851, at the house OF Patrick Dcan, in said
Crescent Enlargement for the election of Council
man to represent said Enlargement in the Common
Council of the city OF Evansville fo the residue OF the
current year. and that Robert Rusn OF said Enlarge
tions Of said Nineteenth Warl.
SEC. 3. That this Ordinance shall take effect and I've
in force from and after its passage, and that the same
be published. JOHN HEWSOS, Nayot
WELL ii. w ALKER, Clerk. Ije2.-3cdl
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-06-24

i8r KuRrz rcgales his friends daily with
the choicest fruits from the Cincinnati mar
ket. 1t would be we'll for our horticulturists
to try, BY taste, the differcncein the varie-
ties of the Strawberries cultivated about Gin
cinnati, and those generally raised in this vi
entity for market There is great room fol
improvement: it costs no more to cultivate
the superior varieties than the inferior, and
one is worth twice rs much as the other when
1t is perfected.
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Later ffohs Kansas Sto rni

ST. LOUIS, June %.
The Leavenworth. Kansas, Journal SAYS
the twelve regular Democratic candidates Of
that county are elected-average vote four
hundred and twenty: independents candidates
seventy-fve; Douglas County Democratic
nominees a ;erage one hundred and thirty
five. r.
A hail storm occurred in Buchanan county,
Missouri, last Saturday, destroying the Gro ps
and killing some cattle. Several men were
severely injured, one negro was killed. Hail
stones fell as large US eggs.
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THE LATEST INTELLIGENCE.
TELEGIAPHED EXCLUSIVELY
TO THE
NASHVILLE DAILY OURNA AL


WAsHiNeToN, June 22-f. u.
= Lieut.. Craven has received preparatory or
ders for building boats and making other ar
rangements for the survey Of the Isthmus of
Darien, with view to ship canal. He will
start in October.
The Navy Department has made applica-
ton to the War Department for the assign
ment of an officer % Cooperate with the ex-
petition. For this purpose, the Narienna
will take the place Of the Arctic, which will
be employed by the coast survey under Lieut..
Bergman taking deep sea sounding, off the
coast of Northumberland for the Submarine
Telegraph. The SaIaaae which has been or
dered to the Pacific viii precede the Merri-
mac, the flag ship and take the place Of tie
John Adams.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-06-24

Tnx RIVER is falling rapidly from Pitts
burgN Cairo. The weather yesterday was
warn and pleasant. Little business was
dons on the levee yesterday. The David
White for Kew Orleans took on small lot of
freight She left with only partial Load
+, YEA aowbcat passed down yesterday
with several barges of coal. Two boats, con-
tanning $4,000 to $4,000 bushels Pittsburg
coal, and belonging to Mr.. o. Connell, were
sunk or the Falls on Saturday.
~ The Chicago Tribune of Friday says
that forty passengers had arrived from New
Orleans, making the trip in one hundred and
thirty-two hours, or five days and halt, by
the H., d. Newcomb to Cairo, and by rail
from Cairo to Chicago. It is the shortest
trip ever made between the two cities.
~ The steamer q. S. Mail has been sunk
in the Missouri river and will prove total
loss. The Mail was an old boat, and Of not
much value, and had been running lately as
akind of ferry or job-boat, to and from wes-
ton and s.. Joseph and points between
The Mail is, owned by Capt. n. L. Smith
Her officers were NJ. l.. Smith, Commander
John T. Watson and Frank Morgan, Clerks.
Valued at 81, ooo-insured for $1,000. She
encountered snag, which tore her hull bad
" and caused her to sink almost instantly
She was settling very fast and was badly
twisted.
~ The packet for Louisville this after
noon is the Statesman.
~, The j. II. Oglesby broke her shaft on
THURSDAY last at Urskine's landing, seventy
miles above st. Louis. She win be towec
back to ST. Louis for repairs
~ We ars under obligations to Capt. B
J.. Duncan far Louisville papers Of Monday
His Paciet, the w. A. Eavcs, was here yes
terday and LEFT Mt the usual hour for Louis
vile.
B The body 81 drowned man, whnc
was receat}y caught in the river and enterre
at Fredonia, Ind, has been taken up an
identified IS ,tSe remains of the engineer
the steamer David White, who was browne
some months. ago.. near Brandenburg, Ken
lucky. :
rsGI-.D f4Iev WeuD~-,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-06-24
CORPORATION NOTICE.

ARDERED, that the owners Of property lying onthe
" South side of Vine street ahd extending from the
canal along said Vine Il the terminus OF the same on
Ann street cause the side walk b be brought to the city
grade and laid with good and substantial brick pave
- proper width, within thirty days after the
publication Of this notice. AMI in default thereof the
tree; Commissioner Is hereby direct 10 perform sud
work. and the costs and expenses accruing Thereby,
will assessed and collected by sale OF said prop
erty or so much thereof will satisfy said lien and
costs. BY order of CommonC ouncil.
WELL ii. WALKER. Clerk.
voIk shote COPY. ~ jels-lmo
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-06-24
CORPORATION NOTICE.

lARDERED That the owners of lots Nos $50 and
~ $50 in the Donation Enlargement Of the city of
Evansville. cause the side walk Of said 10. III street,
extending from the alley adjoining the Court House to
the of I'd and Sycamore street to be bro.E To
proper grade and To be relaid with good trick pave
ment % proper width, and good stone Gsring. hlso
Ordere that the gutter along said described property
I'd street I've laid with stone of the proper width
responding With the gutter along the Court House
property; all Of said work b. I've pone within thirty GOD
Gays after the publication of this notice; and in default
thereof the Street Com is instructed to perform said
work, and the Costs AMI expenses arising therefr0m
will be assessed 10 and collected by sale of said Lots
much thereof as will satsfy said lien and costs. By
order OF Council WELL. III. WALKER Clerk:
yolksbo,e copy 80, ie.s Jh
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-06-24

t. The establishment of NJ. Lyons. on
First SITS acquiring quite reputation as the
Emporium Of Fashion and Taste. He has
. vol selectcd stock ofcloths, cassimeres, and
'vesting, and furnishing goods, has none but
the best workmen n his employ, devotes
particular attention to the prevailing fashion,
rnd consequently gets up elegant, well made
fashionable Sarmelts. 80 4