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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-03-27
By A. GREEN, Auctioneer.

ByA. GREEN, Auctioneer.
INTENSIVE SALE OF VERY SUPERB.
~ or furniture, Piano Forte, Billiard I a.
BILE, OH Paintings, Wines and Brandy,
On MONDAY, the 30th Instant, / shall sell,
commencing at 10 O'Clock m at the re. idence
Of Elisha Riggs, Esq On North g, No 223, be-
tween l7th and 18TH streets west, a very superior
assortment Of furniture, &c viz:
Fine Rosewood case Grand Piano Forte, made
by Erard, of France, superior instrument
Two full suites Of Rosewood and Walnut PaTlor
Furniture, covered with figured and c.im-
=, son damask
Handsome Rosewood Sofa
Centre, card and side Tables
Two giIt geshic, French plate side Mirrors,
Two gilt, gothic-frame Mantel Mirrors, SO by as
inches
Very superior damask, brocatelIe and lace win
dow Curtains, with Cornice and Ornaments
Gothic, fancy and arm Ca.tor Chairs
Superior brobzed Mantel Clocks, with Candida
bras 20 match
Buiscuit and bronzed statuaIy and Mantel Oma.
A large assortment Of OIL Paintings
Pine gilt and bronzed Gas and Candle Chande
liers
Marble-top walnut sidehoard, with Deck and
Mirrors
Rosewood marble top Commode
Walnut Extension Table ~
large assortment Cf Cut Glass and China
A complete set of heavily plated Sheffield Silver
Ware-vegetable and meat Dishes, with
covers, soup Tureen 49,"
Walnut Morocco-covered Dining Chairs
Walnut carving Table
Handsome lowered Table
Etcgere, Escretoire, or Lady's Cabinet
Fine Rosewood velvet covered recumbent, and
morocco covered Castor Chairs
Very superior rosewood and inlaid Billiard Ia
BILE, with Cues and Fixtures complete, a
premium article
Fire marble top mahogany and walnut dressing
Bureaus, Wash Closets and Stands
Walnut and mahogany Wardrobes and Bedste ids
Feather Beds, Bedding, II air and other Mattresses
Velvet. Tapestry, Brussels and other Carpets and
Rugs -.r-.
Painted Cottage Chamber Sets, Kitchen Requi-
Also, Hne lot Of oldWines and Brandy.
And on Wednesday, the lst Of April, we
shall sell, at IL O'Clock NJ --.
Two excellent Family Carriage Horses
Two very superior riding Horses, which work
well In double or single harness
One good Milch Cow, now giving milk
One Family Carriage, with shifting top
One two seat Light Family Carriage, for four per
One open Pheton and one Buggy, and large 10.
Of excellent Harness
Terms An sums under $50, cash I; over $50, q
credit Of and 30 days, for notes satisfactorily
endOrs;d, bearing interest. A. GREEN, RJss,
p. S.-The sale will commence In the dining
room, with the Cut Glass, China, and Silver
Plate The ladies and gentlemen OF AleIandria,
Georgetown, and Washington, and the public In
general are respectfully invited to this sale, as
Ihey will find Ii to be worthy their attention
"A
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(,oTTAGEFORR RENT LAND FOR SALE

EOTTAGEFORR RENT. LAND FOR SALE.
~ For rent, for term OF two to four years, a
tasteful Cottage Of three basement, five first floor,
three second floor, and four attic Rooms, Win
mote'n conveniences for heating the house and
supplying 1t with water. A Farm attached, of
two undred acres, which can be reduced to any
quantity agreed on; eight miles from Washing
ton-three from Alexandria, high, healthy and
romantic. Ii rented Immediately servants and
furniture can go with house TO end Of the current
yer Also, Farm Of $50 acres with improve.
ments, within three miles above, for sale or lease
Enquire Of ofSWEENY, ,RlTTENHOUSEF FAINT
& CO., Bankers, and Col IR WIN, Land Office
marc
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EoR RENr.-THAT VERY COMMODI.

kNUK KENT-THAT VERY COMMODI-
l. Gus and convenient drown stone front) House,
situated on the north side Of h, between 9th and
10th streets II Is new, and has been kept In the
best order by the Hon Robert McCle!land, Sec
rotary OF tie INTERIOR he ing the only occupant
since Its completion. Possession will be given
within few days after the 10th Of March. For
terms apply to the subscriber, a. $40 II between
9th and 7th streets, or at the works at the Patent
Once. [feb 26-E] THOMAS BERRY.
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NOR lRENT-THAT LARGE AND VERY
l. desirable Store Room and Cellar, No 13O on
Bridge street, near High, Georgetown, formerly
occupied by Myers & Bro as Dry Goods ouse,
and recently occupied by Seldner & Co as a
Clothing Store. Possession given Immediately.
To permanent tenant the rent will be made low.
Inquire Of JAMES FULLALOVE, or to + 8.
WRIGHT, Auctioneer. feb .S-dH
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A FARM FOR SALE BY AUCTION

A FARM FOh SALE BY AUCTlON.-
N On MONDAY /, the 9Th Of April proxirno, at
IL a. m, the undersigned will sell, on the premi-
ses, TO the highest bidder, his BLADEN FARM
ated In Alexandria county, Va "a fourth of a
mile from the Leesburg Iurnpike, and three
fourths Of a mile from the junction Of that TuIn-
pike with the Columbia Turnpike to Washington
city. = D.. -s. ,rD .-. -.
For full particulars concerning this farm. see
an advertisement In another column Of the Star
Persons desiring to view the premises can reach
them by inquiring at Bsiley's II Roads, at the
junction Of the Turnpikes mentioned above, or at
Ball's y koads, on the road leading from George
town Ferry, lrom which Ferry the Bladen farm
Is miles distant.
Of the deed, and the balance In equal instalments
on and years time, with interest. A warranted
deed given and deed Of trust taken to secure the
mar II sa w. ID. WALLACE.
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THREE HOUSES AND LOTS FOR SALE.
Il Houses Nos. as, az, and so Louisiana ave
nue., Washington, are offered at private sale, low
and on easy terms VIII be sold separate or to
gether Title good. One is four-sto Brick,
with finished basement, nearly new, and in com-
plete order, with witer and gas throughout Ap-
nue., Washington, or Nc. 1Ss Bridge street,
Georgetown. ... 20 -..a : mar @
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IUSr ECEIvED.
~ CH0COLATES-Broma,C Cocoa, Cocoa Paste
Cracked Cocoa, Maillard's and Baker,
Chocolates Of variC rs kinds.
GELATINES-Ceoper's Shred and Sheet Isin
: glass, Cox's Eng ism Sparkling Gea-
tine, French Imperial Gelaiine
MACCARONI-Itslianl "a accaroni and Verml-
( -. celli and Italian Paste.
Canton Preserved Ginger, in Jars.
Hecker's Farina, Corhrna, Rics Flour, Charles
toa 6riis, Split Peas. &c dc.
+ For sale by KING & BURCHELL,
mar 20 corner Vermont ave. and 18TH 81.
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By WALL, BARNARD & CO., Auctcneers.
VALUABLE LOT Ar A U c r 10 n.-On
THURSDAY, I'd April, at 5X O'Clock, we
will sell to the highest bidder, lot No. In
square III, fronting on Third street 55 It thence
east 90 feet to 80 feet alley, thence south 30,
thence west % feet, thence south 25 feet, thence
west IS feet, thence north 55 feet to beginning,
containing 4, ,si5 square feet
This property is in an improving parto Of wssh-
fngton, and offers a fne chance for speculation or
for good building lot
Terms: One-third, cash the balance In and
IL months, bearing interest and secured by deed
Of trust .-
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"A House in Franklin Row, now occupied by
Hon @. Cushing, Attorney 6eneial. II has all
the modern improvements, hot aud cold water
bath rooms, chandeliers, and gas hxt1fes
This Is one Of the most elegant and desirable
locations In the city, commanding beautiful
view Of the city and of the Potomac river 1t Is
In front Of one Of the most beautiful public
squares in this city, with delightful and con
slant supply Of good water. 1t is entirely free
from dust and mosquitoes. Inquire Of WM
WALL, Of Wall and Stephens, 322 PennsyIva
MIA avenue. mar Aim
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no n e AT LAST. IT he German Students
" Lamp The subscriber has Just received,
direct from Germany, one case Of those excellent
Reading Lsmps; for writing, 1eadi,g and sewing
by a. 81 - S,rl1 ~ J. i. McGREGOR,
mar 9O.P&Tlm 1i hss"-sa 5A IN street.
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For Sale and Rent.

ESOR SALE OR RENT-TRAT LARGE
three-stoIy Building on the Plank Road, ad !
containing 10 Rooms There is Ball X Dom SO
by l6 feet; Bar-Rom % by 80 feet, and Cellar 90
by -, and feet deep. It Is well suited for a
frst class Hotel CT Boarding house. o.
mnr 23-m JOHN A SMITH.
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EOR SALE-A FARM LYING IN MONT
Il gomery county, Md. o miles from Washing.
ton, near the Bethesda Church, on the Rockviife
Turnpike The Farm contains 90 acres Of first
rate land. The Improvements are a new Frame
Dwelling House, containing 9 rooms, and stab
for four horses. Also for sale-A frst-rate Horse
Power and Scroll Saw. ..s
For terms apply to CHARLES F WOOD, ,s4s
9th street, between and F >, or to G. T WOOD,
adjoining farm. mar 7-3v
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GAS PIXTURES.

- n. MILLER, SON & CO., ALEXAN-
He dria, Va, keep constantly on hand hand.
BRACKETS, &c from the celebrated factory oi
Cornelius Baker, which they viii guarantee to
sell at the same prices charged to private pur-
chasers at the salerooms on Chestnut street. Phil.
decorated Paper Shades, In great variety
Gail and examine for Yourselves. dec l.
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THE IMPROVkD SETS OF TEETH.

nR. LOOMS, THE INVENTOR AND
IL patentee Of 6" Loomis' Mineral Plate 80
Teeth, - having successfully introduced H845
bis improvement In various cities, has
now permanently established himself In Wash
ington-
This improvement for Sets Of Teeth consists
ck is1y In making set Of but one piece Of mate
rial, and that inces.ructible mineral No metal
Is used In their construction, and they are there.
fore free fr IN 4alvanic action and metallic taste
Thsre are no joints 20 become Allied with moisture
particles OF food hence they psre dsd eIsas.
There are lighter, stronger, less clumsy, Tar more
daable, aad netural In their appearance. / Will
give q reward Of One Thousand Dollars TO any
one who win produce a similar work Of art 70
equal mise In purity, beauty, Durability, artistic
eIcsIleace or any other requisite quality.
AL work responsibly warranted
27s Penn. avenue, between llth and 18th SIS.
m1Y19
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EsOR RENT.-THE LARGE UR-sTORY
l. Brick Dwelling, with ell the modern i'm
provements, situated on K street, north side be-
tween 9th and 10Th streets To good and per-
manent tenant the rent will be moderate Inquire
at No. 39i K street mar TT
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PROPOSALS FOB BINDING.
OFFICE SECRETARY SENATE oYU 9.
March 23d 1857

SEAL LED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE.
~ oeived by the Secretary Of the Senate until Ia
o'dock noon Of Monday, the 3Oth March instant.
Tor binding the Congressional Globe and Appen
df Tor the third session Of the thirty. Con
gress and the extra session Of the senate ordered
oyithe Senate. The volumes are to be bound upi
foHnly with the sample 10 be seen at the Secrets.
rvs once, In strong and substantial manner.
WIN Russia leather backs and corners, with No
70 binders boards, and covered with marble pa
Fer, and the price for binding to include wa ,te
paper ard all other materials
. Ire binding Is to be executed to the satisfac-
uon OF the Secretary Of The Senate or such person
as may employ to inspect the work; and II
any volumes are not bound to his satisfaction the
contractor win be required to re- bind them with
'oW aoditional charge, or they win be re bound
a. nls expense, as the Secretary may direct and
II they cannot be Rebound the contractor will be
required 70 pay for them. The Globe and Ap-
pdndix Will be IN two volumes, ore Of shout L.
2O9 pages, ard the other Of abeut 500 pages
they must be delivered within three months
after they are received from the publisher The
volumes will be paid for as they are delivered
lf The lowest rates proposed should be offered
bv two or more persons the work Will de divided
equally between them, II the proposals are I'm
other respects approved Satisfactory security
ln,the amount OF the contract viii be required for
It's faithful performance No proposal will be
received from any person who has failed to fulHl
former contract made by him with the Sec retary
OF the Senate, or from any person who, as a bid
der on former proposal, was entitled to a con-
rSct, but failed to enter into the same or from
any person not actually engaged In the business
o1 oookoindlng. mar 81 dt3Oth
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ENAKM FOR SALE.-I OFFER FOR SALE
Il my farm and country seat, situated on the
Heights Of Georgetown, adjoining the residences
Of Mrs Barber, Mrs. Barnard, MRS Morton, Mrs.
Boice, Messrs Linthicum, Adler and Eliason,
containing about 40 acres Of land, improved with
a frame dwelling, gardeners house, cow and
horse stables, etc. The very short distance from,
Georgetown and Washington makes IL very well
adapted for a dairy farm and market garden
The high elevation mmards a beautiful and
picturesque view Of the Metropolis and surround
ing country, and is in this, as well as in regard
to health, unsurpassed. Ii will be sold en- i-e or
In lots to suit purchasers s-
feb 2S-eo1ms HENRY 6ILDEMEISTER.
NOR SALE OR RENT.-THAT DESIRA-
Il BILE residence on + street, between goth and
2lst for the last eight years occupied by the late
J M. Chubb, Esq. Possession given immedi-
ately. Inquire Of RIGGS & co au n-eon
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A DELIGHTFUL SUMMER RESIDENCE
IA on the Heir hts Of Georgetswn for Rent
TIE subscriber offers for rent his House and
Furniture 10. six months from the lst Of May. A
valuable Cook will be hires to the tenant. ..
mar lS-u LOUIS MAChALL. -
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NOTICE.
~ ~ Y Is MON EY.

(ILOCKS!-C CLOCKS CLOCKS M!-CeIl
~ ct the 6reat Clock Emporium, opposite IN
Browns Hotel, and see the greatest assort- Eai
nent Of CLOCKS this side Of New York IN
Good Clocks warranted for 81 so. Also, all kJ
kinds Clock Materials, Oils, Cords, Balls KEYS,
weights, &c The trade supplied at wholesale
prices. Ca'h or Clocks given In exchange for
cid Silver or Gold Watches Also, good Watches
for sale low. Call and see for yourselves, at
/ JROBINSON'S, $40 Pa av.,
! an 27-2m opposite Browns Hotel
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yGRHELL's PAINTING EMPORI
No 5l Loxfsidna aresps, sorth side, 6eIv 6th
and TIA streets,
R REsPECfFULLY SOLICITS ORDERS for
Ia all kinds Of HOUSE, SIGN AND ORNA-
MENTAL PAINTING.
Jobhing promptly attended to at the shortest
notice
The establishment will be open from 6x m
.a64 p m and all calls will fe readily attended
sign Work ten per cent. cheaper than the old
standard price.
mar INV Sign Of the Large Eagle.
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NOR SALE-A NEW FIRST-CLASS Dwell
Il ling House provided with all modern con
veniences, No 266 F street, one Of the most de
sirable locations in the city Apply on the prem
ises or Of JAS. c MEG UIRE, Auction and Com
mission Merchant. mar 20-H
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THE STEAMER GEORGE PAGE FROM
Il to-day, will run as follows: L.
Leave Alexandria at AZ, ~, 0,
1ox .1aK, ~, and OK
Leave Washington ato 8, OK, 1lX, 19,4,5
Passengers to and from all the trains on the
Washington Branch Railroad will take the
GEORGE PAGE. ELLIS L. PRICE.
mar 2O-n Captain.
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WINDOW GLAsS.-5O0 boxes Baltimore
w and Philadelphia Glass, all qualities and
sizes, for sale at a liberal discount. by, -, :
-.. ]. X McGREGOR,
mar 30 Tu& I'm 5A 7th street
ID fCH BAREGE ROBkS-JUST Received
H by the subscriber, 2i4 Penn. avenue, between
18th and 18th streets.
mar E-7w .-, FRANK A. McGEE.
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BUTCHERS SCALES. &c.
WE II AV Z JUST RECEIVED FROM
w England, Suffers Spring Balances-60 and
100 lbs.
Also, Wilson's" Butcher Knives and Steels.
CAMPBELL COYLE,
mar 23-2w& ISL Pa. avenue.
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DARASOLS-PARA
l. STEEL AND CRINOLINE SKIRTS
) WINS celebrated KID GLOVES.
Just received at
FRANK A Mc6EE'S,
~ Penn. ave-, bet. 12th and 18th streets.
mar ls-2w :.
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MONEY TO LOAN e.i
nN GOLD AND SILVER ATCHEs.
Y JEWELRY, GUMS, PISTOLS, and ali
JOHN ROBINSON, Pawn Broker,
feb 4-2m :49 Pa sv., opp. Browns Hotel.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-05-27
Railroad Accident.

HARRISBURG, Pa, May 26.-P. NJ.
An accident occurred to the train from
PHILADELPHIA due here at O'Clock this morn
ing. One mile West of Harrisburg, an axle
on the fourth car broke, the car was upset,
dragged short distance and shattered. Ten
or twelve men were considerably cut and
bruised. Holmes and Norton of Trenton, n
j., were seriously injured. The hand car
was thrown off the track but not injured
The wounded were brought back and their
wounds dressed. Col. Benton was in the cal
and was bruised some, but he proceeded OF
his journey.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-05-27
THE LATEST INTELLIGENCE.
TELEGIHPHED EXCLUSIVELY
70 THE
EVANSVILLE DAILY 10 URN Al
Was hirgtOn Items.

WAsHrSeToN, May 26.--P. NJ.
Jonathan s. Jenkins, United States Consul
to Navigation Island, was arrested on the
steps of the State Department, Immediately
after his interview with assistant Secretary
Appleton. The warrant. by which he was
arrested, was issued bt Justice Woodland on
a charge of piracy, sworn to by DIR. Van Ca
lape, for seizing by force of arms, and selling
large amount of PROPERTY belonging to the
citizens of New Jersey, including the cargo
of ship Eudoras in karbor of Asia, 1t ap-
pears from papers filed in the Department.
that on his arrival there, he formed aCourt of
Admiralty, styling himself Vice Commission
er, and appointed assistant Judges, Marshals.
DC. The property alleged to have been
sacrificed amounting to about 900 while
that belonging to X. p. Charen & Co., and
A. Van Camp was valued at over one hun
dred thousand dollars. Mr.: Jenkins was
committed to Jail, to await requisition from
the Governor of New York, where the case
must be tried he having first touched the
soil of that State in returning TO this coun-
try.
The Postmaster General has allowed the
claims of Captains Buckner and Kits of
$4,000 per annum for extra steamboat mail
services from Apalachachola to Bainbridge,
Georgia.
Mr.. Morse, Special Commissioner to Bo-
CORA, has arrived here on business, concern
ing his mission.
WASHINGTON, May o6-M.
The Postmaster General. to-day, concluded
q contract with the Southern steamship com
pany, for the transportation of the mails
twice a month. between New Orleans and
Apalachicola, and embracing all the Gulf
ports ON the Florida coast, at 10000 per an
mum.
Peter De Latorre. has been appointed At
torney for the District of California, sice
Blanding removed.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-05-27
RIVER INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF EVANSVILLE.
Arrivals and Dcnarturcs.

Arrivals and Departures.
From P. G. O'Riley Co.'s Register.
Metropolis, from Pittsi,urg to ii. Louis.
Martha Putnam, from Wheeling to st. Paul.
Fashion; from Louisville to st, Louis.
Lands, from New Orleans to Louisville.
Bav City; from Cincinnati to st. Louis
Kate French, from Keokuk to Cincinnati.
J. W. Ward, from Louisville to New Orleans.
W. A. Eaves, from Louisville TO Eyansyiiles
- THE RIVER is nearly at n stand. 1t
is receding at all points above. At Louis
Vile yesterday, there was plenty of water on
the Falls for first class boats.
80 Freights to all points are very low
The Rainbow on Saturday took lot of to-
bacco at So hogshead. Very few boats re-
main in the Louisville and New Orleans
trade. Most of them have laid up for better
times.
- The Northerner will be up to day at
noon for Louisville. Mr.. ARCHER is in the
office. one of the most competent clerks on
the river. Passengers bound up will ofcourse
wait for the Northerner.
- The Minstrel steamer, Banjo, is a.
ground at Riddles point in the Mississippi
She lies entirely out of water and badly bent.
~ In view of the recent disagreeable en-
barge at Lake Pepin, the construction of an
iran boat is suggested, to be used for the pur-
pose Of cutting a channel through the ice
every Spring. Such contrivance could be
built for moderate sum of money. would
pay its own expenses during the summer. and
save 100000 every spring by giving unin-
terrupted Steamboat navigation taoo or three
tceeks earlier than ROtc.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-05-27
CORPORATION NOTICE.

4 a meeting of tie Council held the evening
~ OF the III inst, 1t was on motion, unanimously
ordered,
That the owners Of property, fronting on High
street, and eNtentnE from Leet Fulton Avenue, lie
Motif t. cut away the bluff hank either sile Of
said street, when the same is required and IN lay
good aud substantial brick pavement along said prop
erty fronting aforesaid, within - days after the
publication of this notice. and in default thereof the
street Commissioner Is hereby directe tn perform said
work, and the costs and expenses accruing Thereby,
eTty much thereof will satisfy said lien and
costs. BY order of Council.
WELL III. WALKER, Clerk.
Volk SbOte copy. myi2im
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-05-27
CITY ORDER.

At meeting Of the City Council held on the evening
of the 2i inst the following order unanimously
passed tO.wt:
(hRDERED that the owners Of lots fronting both
W sides II Leet street. extending from Water street
IN First -ay down good plank SIDE walk of proper
width bo:h sides of said Leet street from First 10
Water street within ten DAYS after the publication Of
this Notice, ard in default thereof the Street Conms'
soner Is instructed 10 perform said work and the costs
and expenses according thereby will he applet to and
collected nv sale of said Lot much thereof viii
satisfy said lien and costs..
By Order Of Common Council,
WELL III. WALKER, Clerk.
my9, 1Od vol cDpy IOl
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-05-27
RailrOnd Accident.

LOUISVILLE, May 25-M
An accident occurred on the excursion
train from Memphis to Charleston. Tw'
cars were thrown off the track. One man
killed and number wounded. Wendell OF
Memphis fatally injured.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-05-27
New York Market.

NEW YORK, May 26-r.M.
Flour firm; 1900 bbls sold; Southern ad
vanced &c, at 81 soar SO. Wheat-southern
unsettled; $1,000 bushels sold; holders de-
rnand an advance in prices. Corn bouyant
80 900 bushels sold. Provisions firm. Coffee
active at 1o1l@111zc. Sugar dull, freights
nominal; stocks dull.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-05-27
CORPORATION NOTICE.

A II a meeting Of the Common Council held the
~ evening of the 10th inst, the following order was
unanimously passed., t0-wit:
Ordered that the owners of property fronting Fourth
street and extending between Fulton Avenue and
Market street, cause COOL brick slew.lk Of proper
width to We laid down in sail part of sail Fourth street
and also place down good cur ing along said lrick
pavement sail described street; said work In NE done
within thirty days after the puliclton of this notice
and ia default thereof the Street Commissioner Is di-
rectel u perform said work. and the cost and expenses
accruing thereby will he applied TOO AMI collected hv
sale of said property, 50 much W i'll satisfy said
lien and costs
by order OF Common Council.
WE'LL ii. WALKER, Clerk.