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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-05

NHAr mas President BucHasAs DosE
rcs rue Sournl--This question j. triumph
antly answered By Hon. A. II. Stevens Of
Georgia, in late elcctioneering discussion,
a. follows
hat had Mr. buchanan done 90 recon.
mend him Ia the confidence of Southern
men lie had appointed four Southern men
n members 81 his Cabinet, aud from the
North lac had selected three other who had
been distinguished for their firm, unyielding
aul m>eiiish devotion Ia the constitution
al rights Of the South. Two Of them Gen.
| la-s and Mr.. Tnaccy. had sacrificed them
selves al home. ami been defeated by Black
Republicans, because they stood by the
South IA her hour of need, and Mr. Buchan-
an bad shown hi- appreciation Of their broad
nationality, and hs inclination 10 protect
th. Northern defenders of Southern rights.
b. calling them To- high office and selecting
them ~ hls Cabinet advisers. What had
he done Tie had in his Inaugural address
done more than any man who had preceded
him IN the Presidential office ever had done,
IN giving la his adhesion in advance of its
delivery, 10 the principles Of the bred
Scott decision Of the Supreme Court, and
proelaimIng. a rule for the conduct Of his
the true doctrine IL South
ern equality in th. Territories Of the Union |
What had be done He had given us The
Rhslt goreraasa, capitalization II he Terri |
fort q kaasas; had recognized the laws Of |
that Territory. against which the Black Re- |
publican- had rcyotei and hal placed /
SJptlsrs asa "a 6rssg gda u honor " iadn-
ssoe - The Isfft,ory, and he had placed no
sk..~. ~
y ho was not pledged to sustain the Kansas
Nebraska act, aud all the other legislation
of Congress which scared to the South her
right under the Constitution. What had
be not done which Southern man with any /
could ask that President of the
nlted States should do.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-05

NOTES, BILLS OF EXCHANGE, MER.
IN CAMILLE aecouhts and elaine Of ever kiud
viii be promptly colicetsd In any part Of the state
Dubuque kemittances made on the day u collection
Real ksts'e bought cold aud leased money Invested
Warrants bought cold and located. Ta4ss peid fss
non.residents
We OFFER for sale the following Real Estate, end
would especially aak seAlon to the bArgains We o.
fer IN Lainbres Addition and to the large tract Of
land two miles from the river which we oder b the
dent NO better opportunities for investment can Be
found than these present
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-05

LIME SILK HATS, BEEBE's 4 GENlN'S
i styles ne BHAlNAkp 4 CO
oe3tf No lie Claire Row.
soft HATS-IN GREAT VARIETY SEW.
~ EkAL new styles
RF BRAINARD q co.
Ia the lie Claire Row Hotel Bailding.
4 AIDES DRESS fuRS-A CHOICE Sc.
IL LECTION. BF BRA1SAkD
DLAck cAslMlR HATS--FALL STYLE
ID ~ BkAINARD = co,
oe3.dsf No IL Claire Row.
GENTS GLOVES, CRAvATs, UMBREL-
~ LAS, Canes. &C
b BkAINARD 4 co,
ocJtf Ne Lc Claire Row
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-05

How rnr PRESIDENT TRips Ur Hrs own
IIllis.--ln his Sanford letter in ls4s,
Jane. Buchanan wrote that NJ he had ur-
ged the adoption Of the Missouri Comprom-
lse, the Inference was irresistible that Con-
eress IN his opinion possessed power to
lcgislate upon the subject Of Slavery in the
Territories. In ls56, in his accepting the
nomination Tor the Presidency, he declared
that the Kansas Nebraska bill legislation
was founded upon principles n ancient ~
free Government itself. in accordance with
which principles the bill in question had
simply declared that the people II Terri
tory, like those 81 State, shall decide for
themselves whether Slavery shall er shall
not exist within its llmits." In 1855, the
same gentleman, President of the United
States, in hl- letter Ia Prof Sillman, says
that Slavery existed in Kansas when the
Kansas Nebraska bill was passed, and ".till
exists" Their. under the constitution oi
the nitcd States, and that how this could
ever have been seriously doubted u m,--
terry"
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-05

TIEDEMANN 4 sALOM0N, WOULD RE-
i sPEcTrCLLY announce Ia ihs eitissns Of
Davenport and vicinity, that they keep GA hand
ALL KINDS OF UPHOLSTERY,
spstnS Lounges, Made IN Tresrh style,
From - upward
Also eli kina- Of MATTRESsE from ~ % sle.
warranted
They also pay particular attention 10 any kind OF
npholsterns aud repairing and do II in the neaies'
sfyle.
Orders from the coun,ry will be prompt, allied
Store aad shop on Fourth street, between Western
Avenue and 6sin~a strevt. Davenport. Ise1s-d VI em
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-05

fU0Wux00E,
WE ARE CONSTANILY MAKING AD-
w DITlOM0 = sss alssa1y AsVs saesk a. Pr.
nisure. ard would Invite 49, y v6nt = $3.50
whore COULD . o1xR
ou1b1t
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|
- Under this bead limited number Of Special
Notices will - Inherited a, 10 esn's per hne each
insertion, or - eenfs per week
A. c. rULToN will be At the ONCE Of Da-
vison = True. for six to sish, days se2s
CRY Boxps.-I will sell one three acre
and i've lo,s east Of the Depot, and also ten
city lot. well located, for city bonds
oes,f A. FULTON:
To LEAsE.-A lot and half near de,o !,
corner Of Fourth and L. Claire streets for % ~
years Apply TO
seinf DAWSON TRUE
FoR SAIF.--A lot Of staple goods, con
.s,ing mostly Of Dooss and Shoes and rry Goods n
the value u asou, t.oo Appl, 20
ALMET sKEELs,
.eioitf No Davenport Block
Two HUNDRED ANp Forty AcRrs o.
Land-heautifuy situated in Adair county for sale
cheap Inquire at ihi. Office -csa,f
FouR SPLENDID FARMS FOR SALE-Near
the city, with good improvements, b
JACOB n ELDRID0E,
ses,f Corner OF Fourth aad Rock Island sts
PIoSEEA MILLs.-The largest and most
perfs Lumber Mills on the Mississippi arc Offered
for sale Zee advertisement Of
suStf MILLS 4 DEWEY
A SPLENDID new house with all out
buildings, and commanding delightful View Of the
river. .n for sale sss adver'i'e% %s1 g nrw,v
10000 No. |, Sawed Shingle.-5OOO 600
Lsh 100 cord Wood cat d 90 per cord,-. kind.
1 of Lumber, Doors Sash, Blinds Nc on hand AZ our
Ais, At reduced priccs
| au3,f BURNELL aILLETA co
TAkr NoTIcE.--for Great Bargains and
Fine oprortuniue. for Investment. SEQ
MILLS 4 DEwEY's
| mAysdtf Advertisements
L. Money To Loan ON Real Estate
seou4,y BY EDWARD ALDEN
mayG N ". corner Main and second ste
E Money to Loan, in sums to suit
applicants by TALINAN POWERS
| spBdtf
| 5UO,OUO SHINeLEs.--Just Received, Onc
| Half Million No l. Michigan Sawed Shingles for
sale 81 our Lumber Yard Fourth and Harri
con s,ree,s cOTEs DAVIES
may7dtf
| FoR SALE.--A farm Of ~ acres, situated
| In Clinton CO. one mile East Of Big Rock r o and
| quarter Of rsile from Rock Creek FIGURING Mn =
| Thirty improved and III. entire farm 10
enclosed with good fence The farm 10 well water.
ed and ha. II = fran hoase nearly new, with eel.
sr aud well Of fine water II will be sold with The
crops thereon for 90 per u disposed Of soon
/ Enquire Of MILLS 4 DEWEY,
No s HofTinan's Block
orefo y. WRIGHT on the the prsmises
| Vlltf
" rot ARE SICK you MUST TAKE MEDi-
ctxsl For all external and internal pain use De
Wits Pain Relisver, which is stronger and requires
Ices 10 effect G cure than any known remedy For
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(YiN HNf store.

ID 4. BRAlNARN q co, H.
ID nj the old stand No Le -
Clairs ko~, are Low receiving ~
full stoek - fashionable. Fall and
Winter tsocds Ia their line. which they VII stN
low ans western house
LAT .~3tf
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Ncw advertisements.


FWfooo 0Of So60e.
on ACRES OF LAND FOR SALE SIX
On and a half miles from the city Of Davenport
on the Aliens Grove road about 20 acres under en
"a, attun--a enclosed with a good fence. o small
frame house with good well ~ water
This Land 10 good there - Ia the county.
Enquire OF the editor OF the Gazette oc3tf
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-05

CGuO0, mo-, 0A0nOv1 q Co.
nfFER FOR SALE ON REASONABLE
~ isrns tbs following desirable property
~ handeoms buildtng lots In North haysnpost
tifni site for . DWELLING
The large and handsome Cottage on the eosnsr OF
u Wessssn avenue and txth sssesss os ooBlho 6Dss
residence q coavsuisns desaDes fss - csusss a
business Price. kos,ooo e.looo Cash, Q.eoD u -
months ana balance In !, !: ., and ysass
nBu0AokA LAUD AGENCY.
COOK, SARGENT 4 PARKRR, FLORENCE
~ Neerase. will ssssaa prempsly TO Ill basinss
connected With Land Agency, sisksr In Nsbras
or Western Iowa
LanA Wasraaes hoagAs, sesa ana ssess
basinsss for them b. len with any OF III.
dersignsd
Coos 4 6Aaesns, Davenport
Coos, bAsssss Dounss, lowe City.
Coos, bAassns 4 Coos, Dssmc1nes mhsHa
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MASON . nAMLIN's
NE del MefoaeOMs.
A FRESH SUPPLY or THESE INSTRU-
N AfSTs 10 Rosewood eases. which far sweet
Of aud beauty of hnish ded~s ali eompets.
ton, have Just been received At Mr. HalEs Nuslc
Rooms, on Perry Of where large assortment Of
Ptamo-Yorses, MsleAesns. Organ asarao-
ni1ms, Masic 8eoks, sheet Mssac, &C.,
be found. any ali of which wi be cold ii the
manufacturers lawsst prices either wholesale ~
retail, aud every Instrument will be warranted
Piaho'For tuned aud regulated aud satisfaction
guaranteed III oil cases
MUSICAL INSTRUCTION..
Mr. HuIl - now prepared lby the aid 81 eempe.
teut tearhsrsl To give Instruction ii alt the depart
ments 81 music usually taught Al n esr desiring .
musical education viii find u 10 thsir advantage 20
call on him before engaging other teachers Thee
prefering lady teacher can be accommodated - ap
plcaiion ~ above.
For further particulars and terms please call At
kocms IN Forsrrts Block, Perry :, corner ofThird
sell
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-05

An ENTIRELY NEW ARTICLE, VERY
IA rich looking and superior manufacture also.
God aud Bud Paper Cnrtsins,
New Patterns do do Ia great ysri.ty,
Plain Green d. do
Curtain hxtnres tsssss and cord, alec,
Wall Pspsrs, very cheap,
selling "a ., reduced prces 10 sait the times aud
make raain Tor our new stock daily sxpeetsdat
No ID Brady 81. near the Post Once
acsii ELL ADAMS
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-05

E06OSN, oSOVCtN WD60 WITCHES,
A TTEND THE REGU- =
IA LAR Monthly Meeting
- of Independent Fire Enginr u
@-and Hose Company On Mon
day evening, Oct sib, at ~ o'clock, ., Council
Chamber by order of
odi.t > = sLAYMAKER. sec'y
Wrapplag Paper.
lust RECEIVED, A SUPERIOR ARTICLE
a. Of Whit. Tea Paper for Grocers,
Large Manila do Dry Goods
Superior Bright Straw Paper for Meat,
AT No ~ Brady stree, Bssr the Poet ofice,
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118WwE21 = kuD0n1,
l. a m ID A q ENTS.
eLoekNCk, NEBRASKA TERnlTOnY.
AND1 ENTERED AND WARRANTS LO-
- AISO ~ sous City, FORT Dodge Aad Cosasli
coalss.Iens Promptly attended ..
n1swBfkk, y. p KHf0uT
Dsvisoh D True, EsQn., Editor 0asssse Dr. J r.
wfhsrssx, Dawson = 0neUp, =. Prs, - J. r
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-05
IMPROVED CITY PROPERTY

We invite attention 10 our extensive catalogue Of
improved Farms and Wild Lands City Property
Ac., for sale 3, moderate prices and on easy terms
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-05

MURRAY x LaSMAN's FLORIDA WATER
An atmosphere Of perfume s1hAlss from the hand
kerchief. moistened with thi. rare floral cssenc.-
lite refreshing aroma prevents fanness end relieves
Headache and nervous Tremor Gcntlemen who use
II, tmined wish water amer shaving will obvs,e all
trouble from Irritation Of the akin.
Sold BY y r Lsnmsn 4 Co, wholesale druxgi.,s
% Water street, New York, and BY ali druggists
ct Co. per bottle seq
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-05

IL Agents and Nosaries Pub.
Collections aud all professions busiacss In every
part u the State entrusted to care, will receive
prompt attention. Money invested tsxes paid for
non. residents money loaned unenc numbered Rsai
Esiafe security Land Warrants bought, cold and
located farms, houses and lets leased kesl Estate
Of Ill kinda hoagkt and sold On commission.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-18

oped 10 working tie Wabash IL the heating OF her
cfSuts from friction There are two connecting rods
TO each crabk-beaInF one 90 each eide Of tbs harp
the open casting which forns continuation Of tue
pi,tot-rod es deecnbed The d,smeters OF the crank
bearings sometimes called crank-pins, are fourteen
inches and the leueth Of each Of the two behring's Is
eight al half Dche. leavicg unemployed space OF
seven inches on each crank-pin II is proposed to
remedy the ating by increasing the beaHog surface,
and TO this end long brssses boxes VIII be extended
quite ac,oss the intermediate space, giving total
bearing Of twenty -four inches in length, which will,
we presume prove amply sufficient. The evil is now
very oorsi6erable and necesstat=s the pouring Of
considerable stream Of wster upon the bearings all the
time the engines are in notion and the result Of such
stream poured on rapidly moving parts is very serious
in wettirg the engine-room.
These feates are believed to be capable Of throwing
greater weight Of shot in the time and tia. Of
the most destructive kind known to modern warfare,
than any other war vessels shCa All, excepting the
Niagars, pierced for sixty guns, and can easily
cary them whenever such immense cannOuading
power Is required The iron shaft connecting the
propeller Of each with its motive power, is from 100 to
III feet in length. Each Of the pivot guns weighs,
without carriage about u 900 pounds, and the total
weight Of armament of each frgate exclusive Of car
RACES is over 300 600 pounds.
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yesterday he It'd be hi h. shsn,y sld be
apt Jscs kej kGocked DOVE Kelly 81 ,hs cut Of
persous led him sad white Iboked dswa bis he
Eta bed times the sho stabbed tau
40 Goldman; Kelly -aiS se oocld tra'iy toe usn fh' ct %
bed yesterday took Colen aud others sni
tee lin on our ssy b,es VIZ HenJ cane Up 81 oiae oii
tiis Coleman the who stabbed K-,, Kelly told ne
that there oter ~ tie Of Coleman on these
vofs.
John Farrell test6ed-t live in the sh.ate. vas
going the Of nchse GIloev's when va shot
O'Clock Bd~ud Hogan oel'en b. .eve..
NV Yo,t. - -'' '-'' ''''
EdwsTd Gogan testifed-I was on my way from
Goiey. shsny where board to the officer, At shout
oclock pay ard vas assaulted By tour or 20 sn
who bat and kck'd badly vent 9I oheer. ana could
hsv. heard ths Coleman Of ;hs who bes
tress identified David Coleman OF those who bat
him. went from the Mayors TO Dr. Hornoso"ess aae got
nv ounds dressed.
Or. ID. J. Green of y. Y, corroborstsd the te'ti-
Of Dr. Milford a. 10 the wound. OF Kelly Re believed
Bridget Crime testified was in Trscys shanty
when .aed the windows broken and gun. PIT s1,os
the window 0avd Coleman and other. break iao Han.
ey's sbsnty and then they 20 Trs ys shsn.y where
broke into Il they tber went 70 Haveys haaiy and
broke into it snd burned It.
AID Hspky, wife of John Hsuey, testiad-I sa~
Barnet, sh OF Carly bat they going and
fro and didn't blow good bsd, given. ihump ~
~ and M. m .sn TO- nv own soase and tb..
s house want burned az al but Il wss broke n out
pl,ee 70 nut IN nav own tesi put the chder 10 barrels
II small plsoe bad 70 neel; and when hey wee
green siss and the did see at ALL al al and thAt A.
oft -. ,,,
Charles Clinton, of Hobokeu, testified that he came
Hudson Saturday night IN command Of the hSn"ood
Guard, and made GER ain arrests
Several other witnesses were sworn, but nothing Of
importance wss elected.
The examination was adjourned until Wednesday
morpipr AT III O'Clock.
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.NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.

Mr.. REYNOLDS STILL MIssISG.-No news has been
received from the missipg editor Of The Democrat:
Parties have gone this morning to the city to use all
the last day he is known in New-York. From the fact
that Mr. r. did not call on his friends II is surmised he
mieh have been attacked with insanity. La support
of This suppcsitcn it is said that he was unusually rest
less and cou not sleep the night before he left and 10
answer to bis wifes inerogatory 10 the cause said
be had deep thought" This is said to be symptom
of approaching insanity, and in connection with biz
peculiar temperament belief 10 SPiriiualism, &c, al
iords ground enough for the superstition.
Paterson Daily Guardian, Feb. i6
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

SUicIDr.-Mr Edward j. Tfueu, residing at No. POI
Pearl street, sbo, himself with pistol on Monday
evening last He was conversns with hs wife st the
time ard explaining how q neighbor named Savage
hsd killed himself about year since, suited the action
to toe word and oscharged the contents OF the pistol
into his brains. He fingered for several hours before
he died. He sickls and unsble to work more than
three days in week and being fearful that he should
come to want, grew responding and killed himself
He leaves wife in destitute circumstances, but no
children.
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POLICEMEN DIscHARGED.-Thef following policemen
have been dlsni ssed in conformity with the resolution
of the Common Council which reduces the force about
one third:
FIRST wAxD-Geo. L. Andrews. Aaron l. west, Patrick
Mckinney Thomas Hofiin stephen Coyle.
SECOND WARD.-John Angus, John Fulton, Geo 5 Brai'
rsrd.
THIRD wARp-aex. Barr Andrew Drake, Geo. d. Richie,
Geo d. Billings, Jeremiah Lant James ryan, Jeremiah Maf'
ply Samuel Hubble
FouRTE WARD.-gdwsrd Philips Thomas Bryant Horsce
FIFTH WARp-Johu Decker. Smith Hail. Alder. Wash
burn- John Adams Gilbert Valentine.
sIsrH WsKD Bent Reed, Joseph Larkin George Taylor,
Patrick Walsh.
SEVENTH WARp-Thos. ". Johnson Martin Bsbee, Taos
Sh.pherd Henry Jewtet, Martin w. Foh, NJ. Conklin-
EIGHTH WARD -Mchsol Howsnd-
NINTH WARD John Dunn. John Wilson, John Farrell.
Samuel Smith Andrew j. Lyon.
TENTH WARp-Ja. w kuhy. John HALLIDAY. John Nor
tor (esisnee M Holbrook Peter Soohof, Henry Hun
phrey Jas J. Dowd
Dodge Robert Frazer Era Hyde Lewis APpesste m Car
TWELFTH wARD-Nicbol. Copnel. John Boyd, Water
Cullen Martin Sbeckler, john Guigen.
TRIRTsENTH WARp-N W. T. Marsh, Austin Armstrong
Lyman Beal, Robert Niner, Benz NO,ce.
FoUsrsENtH WARD-Michsel Esssn John hcElroy, James
Csllsndast EDWARD Johnson.
FWTspNrH W,sD- Denpis Young George Coun@r, Daniel
jenkins Samuel Kelly Michael Malone, Peter Lowe, Francis
Laramie.
sgvFNrEsNrH WARD Robert Fairchild. A C. Tanner.
FtcHrEENTH WAkD-John sember, Charles Moore. Paul
Corhwsu
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fAdvpy<ss~Dent1

Of De yExAGE CHxaLxs u this dsy dissved By mutual
Lgos DE- fgsACt,
Ee~-Ycrt. FeS a. 1857 EoxuSp c. CaARLEl
CaAaLESs Losoos CoeDsAL OF sDE wed to Ne
her,telofs. EoagsD C. CHAsLEs.
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FAr,t FALLs-Coroner His held an inquest yes


terd.y 1t No ll Worth street upon tbs body Of CshArns
Sherwood Of intent habits. who, Monday
evening E Down ofstss at that psce and Instant
" ied. verdict of accidental des,h rendered De-
c.,s.d wa a native OF Ireisnd 81 years Of age.
nan named Frank Snyder, q framer, while CO.
sased yesterday afternoon, on the new building corner Of
Brosdwsy and Pearl fell TO the pavement and 10
.iat Nv Killed inquest viii be held upon the body to-day
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passIse CouxrrRrEIr @oyEr.-wm. Smith,

PASSING COUNTERFEIT MoSEY.-Wn. Smith, a
youpr arrested BY Policeman Keef- Of the Chef,
Ofcs cbsrsed With elonou.y sing counterfeit sl0 Dill
on the Exchange Bank Of Providence r. in psymen, for
r.p II the store Of John J. sloocss No. 1856 Cana
The character Of the bill not Asceraned until after the
accused eft the but the following day Mr. cOcks
him lie admitted having passed He
issen before Justice Brennan and locked up def, Of 900
hail for trial.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-18

those gentiem.o Il il believed tbst they vii act eff
GENTLY sod promptly 10 the matter: aud should they
be sustained ia their suggorliors Is il s believed the
will be- gner4! SYSTEMATIC improvement vii be CO n
nencsd and carried cut in the yiisye that will insure
is future prIspetty.
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Advertisement.
D1APHANEOTYPE. cOlOred in Oil. an entirely new

style Photographic picture pronounced BY Arr and
the We Pas Ulru" OF the Photographic Art Mad
Only 3; The Roor" Gallery No s Broadway COT franklin
Artists Amateurs and the public are Invited 20 eau AH
exxrtse specuens on exhibition.
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IAiSerisNmertl

PHRENoLOGY.-Strange and citizens VIII ind
the PHREsoLoSIcAL CAsEI agreeable p'see to VISIT IL
contains many enosies EXAMINATIONS with caar x,d
ur!.es descriptions Of oh.eter svea When desired Rsotns
always open and free TO vsitors; No. se Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-18

CosCYRT AND BALL AT THE AcADENY OF Music
FOR ITS owns BEsEFIT.-The friends Of the Academy
Of Music, who are legion, may be reminded of the
grand promenade concert and ball which Is to come OF
there thi- evening, for the benefit of the institution
Duplicate orcbestrss ard bands are engaged. Eiten-
five additions are made to the decorations. A fal
committee Of ladies aid gentlemen are in charge OF the
ceremonies. See advertisement.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-18

DEATH FROM The EFFECTS OF Violence. Ann
MeDop.d wtdow somsn s,eiy teeping porter house at
No 90 Worth street died ereay me New York Hospital
from alleged effects Of violence inflicted upon ne: BY
nesre. ws sppesr. vent mo her place Knocked sr
with ockbats and 0therwe assaulted her, One OF the
has been arrested AID Coroner Perry viii Investigate
The case to-day.
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YsEpERIcKs-PHoroesAPHs,D IeyERRsorYrss and Ansso-
TYPES. The CONNIE fast establishment u the wotd vs
the city invited call and examine specimens Me-
SIS Brosdssy, opposite Metropolitan Hotel
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Ac>er-isemen-l
OIn Folks At HOME TWICE TOD W.-They

-epesi c-en CIV and Attractive ps drama
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BRooKLYS BOARD OF SUPERvIsoRs.-The Board
the County Jail yesterday afternoon Sup Lindsey In the
chair Dr. c. A. Van Zndt, JILL physician, applied for an To-
crease of salary. His yearly stipend go The subject
was referred the Committee Accounts Accommodation
ws. received o Keeper of the Pentensy stating hst
the number Of prisoners the 5ls ult llS males aud
females; total III During the month oil committed
aud 50 discharged The asans increasing
the powers the City Court adopted AMI s er the trans
ordinary business the Board adjourned tor two
weeks