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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-23
1nstrrttlcn.

T,ENCING. Mons. WELLER, for eight years
Professor Of Arns the French Army teaches Fencing
with Fois. BroAd.woId, RAper, aud snse suei Les.9a'
yen at No R BoweTy Sd story at the residence OF Papl.
Inquire evening. from TO O'clock in the Saloon on the h
door. 30. 1&9 Bove:y.
ERENCH INSTITUTE-FOr young gentsmen.
Classical and rnerciai Boarding sOt Day school No ~
r., Si,bs, rear Madison P.rk PROF Ellie CHARLSE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-23

" g MsLLoR, A1etiJneer-By W. 5 MELLoRS Co.
THIS DAY (Friday), Jan. %, at lO3 o'clock
i q H. 8. Ssesroom. Nos IS and Is Park opposite
the Aston House elegant Cabinet FURNITURE eight ro.e
wood 81 and 7octa'e Pi'uo Fore', Freuch PNe Mirrors
choice Oh Pantitgs several al Wilton Carpets French
China Wue &c Cabinet Furniture consists Of rieh coliec
tlou Of desirable the line, such are rarely oteted
auction VIZ: Sewers. 'od God Paor suites covered
with rich bocatr plush and htrcoh Chamber Frrn are
70 steh consisting of rosewood Bureaus Wa'ands and
Bedsteads mahogany aud walnut do several Gu
.meed Chamber Suites in great vsey OF styles plain Sna
marble tops rich Waldfobs Bookcase Secretare Easy and
and Rockns Chairs Tee rTetes pain sgd box stss Turkish
Fay Chairs mahogany and rosewood PaTlor ohsIs Ohee
De,is pure Ha Mstesses PAlsses, Pillows BOl'iers &c
100 choice Oh PainOgs Eng swings silver ps ed IeA
Sets engraved Glassware &c Also At u ocloct superior
aud TctSve Piano Force OF excellent tone
and fni,b all Of which fully warranted 'he same as when
private ssle. The shoe for positive sale TO pay
advances be packed the premises for shipping
Catalogues the morning Of sale
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-23

PHIL.D PHIs READING R.ILso,p CoNpSr.
PsL.DtLPaIs Jan = lsJ'-Ofhoe No. rs South 4thst.
nIVlDEED NOTICE.-A dividend of FOUR
~ PER CENT on the Preferred Stecs aud FOUR PER
CENT the Common Stock hiss been declared by toe Board
OF Msng- rsysbe IN CASH ,er the 4h Of February
next clear OF Sss Tax tie holders thereof regsee.d
the 81 inst : BRADFORD Treasurer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-23
ROADWAY sAVINGs INSTITUTION, SO

- ~ Brosawsy. entrance on PNk pisco
DIVIDEND SOrICE-R-pp.irors hereby sceied that
usual Semi Al uA Dividend n oaed thereto
Tie ratio Il SIX PER CENT per I'D
Ing csc snd FIVE PER CENT sjse will 10 p~id 90
and aAe MONDAY Jsn - lRt,res; 10; called tor VII ~
credited principal and draw sscordinSy tio1
Jaruay
BsrE cpcn daily fren 10 70 O'Clock sid Mondhy. Wedasr
day a. Saturday evenings from % o'clock.
FRANCIS P. SCuOALS, President.
WADE y WossLLL Secretary.
PETER Accountant.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-23
Orfick OF THE G.LrsA AND CarcAsO USros R,lI-

ROAD COMPANY, CHICAGO. Jan. s, 1851
nNIDEND NOTICE Notice is hereby gwen
~ to the Stockbod., Of the GALENA and CHIC AGO
UNION RAILROAD COMPANY that 8 seoli Annual CASH
DIVIDEND Of FIVE PER CENT upon the Capital Stock of
sid Company declared the It'll psySbe the 3a
day Of February this Office In EhcHtNGs on Ng"-
Y6sx At PaR to bodcr Of said S,ock the oose Of basues
on ;b+ Sist OF Janusry inst.
STOCK DIVIDEND was also declsrsd from tho SarPns
Fpip.. Of the Road OF TEN PER CENT paysA- thu ssne
time and psce IN Cor ve;b Certificate. 20 be issued BY hs
S+rre,ry The Certificates issued will be convertible 20
the Cpiis Stock Of the Company the pleasure OF the holder
when this ofce Of hundred dols
and wl Be entitled 70 all dividends declared "eF 'ueh eoovr
sion.
Holders who desire their dividends reued will please
direct. '" LAhkAoEs, nsetetAry.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-23
nREyEL. sATBER a. CHURCH. BANKER.

DREXEL, SATHER e. CHURCH, BANkLSss.
~ sAN FRANCISCO, CAL, draw BIZ. Of kss nsss,s
DREIEL 4 Co. PHILADELPHIA, psJsoss - ne p"-
cities Of iie Unked States. ,.x., 4 ts
Conec. oos made at San Francisco and n The sssas
STATE snd proceeds pronotly resittsi Coleceon IA
seot Dire. TO D. 5. C., or thrSugh DHs1k5 NJ
tsphia or L l. LAW RENEE l. Co. No .ot n1sss ,sIH
Exchsues on Sea rssaolsoo for s<lA N ssos - -
DRFxEG Ca, rn.il,AA si L LAShS""s
nsv Y1k, 80 y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-23
Guies BIZ Autilon.

UCTION NOTICF.-ASSIGN2GT SAhe ~
y STOCK e aARDWAsE.-JS ~ VAN Az y a
..le e HAHOWARE &c BY order OF me s'',sne 80 -,
Guid g. vii r. Continued aid closed THIS pAt' sac
IL ce A. uIrn-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-23

BANK or NoRrH AMERICA,
NEv.YoRk. January IS, 1877
V,HE ANNUAL ELECTION for DIRECTORS
i and INSPECTORS OF ELECTION Of this Bank viii Do
bsld :. The BANKING House. on MONDAY. February I'd The
POi' v" ''1'- l. SEYMOUR, Cashier.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-23

ITO LET-Tc single gerHeuar. well fl, 10 .,
L ~ FRONT ROOM. In P1r'e ''''J
Auiy-,s Refsrvune quFee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-23
NOTICE 10 OWNERS Of PROPERTY AS
IN SEsSED for CENTRAL PARK.

property assessed for Central Park are hereby
pot6ea that said BE- paid a. this once 0ht
g. GJ1 inclusive with Per inteIes, nom 9TH OF
February 1886 the date Of the Of the BY
Court AeI that list viii be
returned 70 Board Arrears when interest will be charged
the OF u per annom fo the dse Of eonhTms
bon, Feb. 6. less
The property assessed embraced In .es following eunda
On The onehSlt between FL md Sdavs the
wet, onehaf way between 10th aud nhays the north
hshwsy between 10th and l7hss also from eastern
aide 9Th side of SthSv inclusive 70 one half
botveco 10Th and 18th the south onehah way
between 4st and f2ds also the eastern side Of Shav 10
ode Of BALI between $50 and
Sathsss. JOSEPH R. TAYLOR Colec,or Of A..essnents,
No. Basement City Hail.
Ohoa OF Collector Of ADJUSTMENTS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-23
GALE of VALUABLE PROPERTY.-E. H.

GALE of VALUABLE PROPERTY.-E. IL.
- LUDLOW Co will sell q, suction on TUesDAf tho
7ib Of Jsrusv AZ u O'Clock The M-rrhAns Exchange the
valuable HOUSES ard LOIS situated Nos lis, ~ md Zt
9sthst near Sdsv stories and Easements Tue buildings
cover nearly ground These Houses are all connected
oseher aud well located aud suited for auy descpon OF
m.I uctune urposes BE- es-y altered into dweinEs
For further PARTICULARS and Map Of Property apply on tse
premise. or the Office Of the Auconeers No IL Finest
B-Sesm Ensne and Boiler and other Machinery on the
Premises will be sold 81 Private Sale
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-23
EARM for SALE.-The Farm lately owned BY

INOR SALE or to LEASE.-Nasssu street
property No. Is end - ba,sgs eu; OF o.! fet ara
deeh ltt f. kpp'5 "a. 5S,. u th Cana. Goa Co. No.
81 En!smSl.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-23

NETWORK CENTRAL RAILROAD SEVEN
~ PER CENT BONDS-The UNDERSIGNED oder for sale the
SEVEN PER CENT COUPON BONDS OF this company
date ssue having twenty Interest payable ssm
days OF February aud August the Com
V~' DUNCAN SHERMAN l. Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-23
Illinois OcutrA hAllIuaO company.
OfIce In Illinois C.atIG Railroad Depot, ChicsSo,

TOR SALE-The HOUSES and LOTS Nos. 800
SSh and So Broone also No 1871 Mulberry St. making
- and inches Broonest and ll6 feet hnberry:
q remain bord and mortgage Inquire OF NJ
STEPHENSON, No. l6, East l4thst, near 2dav.
farm for SALE.-The Farm lately owned by
Michael Sehus deceased in The Town Of Monroe Osnss
County the line Of toe Erie Railroad miles from sloss
brh and a from southfed Depot oOu,Ins sbout - acres
Of and -el wsered and in good state Of The
improvements consist of brick dwelling house Sx+5 so-
high with double psLzs tie whole length front and
built in 1889 and well Finished throughout; birch stothouse
ad,onspg SNs6i large cerage house with cellar under a.
hay house three framed barracks workshops crib
house cehouse and two tenant houses II 10 bounded
on The the RAmspO running within % rods Of the house
ana aoTdps fne boating and fhns The scenery adjacent
the widest and romantic Of the Rsmspo Valley The
place Aburdany supplied With the choices; variety apples
pears cherries. in iu bsIng and orerei for sale 70
cose IL not sold AZ private sale By The S;t ofFeh
,ry IL viii be offered at pgbhs auction on tia: dAy
ocosk p NJ the preuses FoI further particular. ing4re
Of g. w sUFFIRN Rsnspo. RockiAnd Co. y U. SCHULTZ
FLORIDA, Orange Co. or to WILLIAM I. MALTBiE, No.1a
Psari-si.. New York
NOR SALE or 10 LEASE -NAssaQ street
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-23
NEW WORK DAILY TRIBUNE. FRIDAY. JANUARY %, 1857.
financial.


OrFIcE o. CLFVsLaso 40 firrssvRea RsItks,sl
CunFANV, CLEvELANP. J>a 6. 1851 I
a DIVIDEND of FOUR PER CENT fro IN the
~ ret esru g Of this Company the Ssth q Nov lsSs
hss this G1Adb b. paid % the Stockh laes u
~. main t stan tbs tho Bsoss OF tho C1mpnf
isth st - Be made 10 ,he SOcts OF the cDnpsag
p.y.h- on he e JsDasy 1870 with Interest 81,
and Jul, OF each year i0she ciry of Se-.Yoit.
The Bonds "a b. rtady ns delivery the jth Fcbrnarv
500
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-23

OFFICE OF rHE MiLwAukEE AID MISSISSIPPI X Co,
mo 81 F1chnse-psce,) New-foIk, jan Is, 1877 }
nWIDEND NOTlCE.-The Directors OF thls
H. Con pany have declared Semi Annual Cash DIyieend a
FIVE PER CENT the earnings Of the Road fSr the Ok
months ending the Sls Of December last oa al stock en- /
tied to DIVIDEND payable follows: On stock TssseTsd
New York the "a day of February next this ooe ana
on resuertd Milwaukee the 10th day OF February
seceiss office In thu city The Irsa.ieI boon
IN this Cit, w be closed from aud ser the 18th day Vt Jsnu
Any inst. sud closed till The Sd day OF February nef
- - lOHN ]. HILL Resi.er.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-23

Asobon-of.
ny RANGS. BROTHER 81 Co.-Trsde Sale
~ Room. No II PS.Os
VALUABLE PRIVATE LtBRARY-C'rPrisnr lrfs
Of v,,u,b- works the ta. bfane aes
a -,.;ar- Ia The Rosh F-ueh aud g~rnso l.n suss-s
irelndipf -ny wy aud P'ota-s u
sIxTYFIFTH EEU-YORK TRADE SALE.
To h. roru. cod on TUESDAY March II, 1871
'u,Scs psOTgER [ Co respectfully srnou The next
,..ui.r TRADE SALE Of BOOKS, STtREoCfE PLATES
sTaIIUNFRY PAPERS Sc and solicit nsiEnments fst'
.,i,,, r the Can orue s.oud he furnished Immediately
TIE resulr!ons will be thr same a. s'last aAe
The Csfslogu. will 20 pr'ss early IN rms mohtn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-23

OFFICE MICHIGAN SOUTHERN AND NORTHERN
INDIANA RAILROAD COMPANY, -
No IS William at. New-York. Jan. Il, 1857. )
nlVIDEND. The Board of Directors OF this
~ Compap, have THIS DAY declared a Dividend Of FIVE
PER CENT upon the Capital Stock payable in esh on and
Afer the 5th day Of February next ~
The Books will be closed on the 18th ns az 20 CLOCK
p ~. ar pen OF the 5th February. - -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-23

HOME INSURANCE COMPANY of NEW
Ii YORK-0fiee, No. Wallst ooooo. ~
AHouNT or ASSETS isr JAN 1851. n2s9 81
AMOUNT OF LiABiLlrlES............. t24ol ~
This Company continues 20 Iusure Butngh Merchandise
Ships In Port their Household Furniture and Fer
sonl Property generally asI Lcss OF Damage by Fire on
favorable terms -.. ..D u,o,.,r, AZ
LOSSES EQUITABLY ADJUSTED AND EhohfiLt
PAID
DIRECTORS:
CHARLES ] MARTIN THEODORE McNAMEE,
AFNILLMARTH RICHARD BIGELOW,
WILLIAM q LAMBERT OLIVER = WOOD,
GEORGE c. COLLINS AMOS X EMO,
DANEORD N BARNEY ALFRED s BARNES,
LUCIU5 bOPKINS, GEORGE BLISS,
THOMAS MFsSENGFR ROE LOCKWOOD,
WILLIAM H. MELLEN, JOHN @. NELSON,
cHaRtFs n HATCH Lyman COOKE.
y WATSON BULL LEVI p MORTON
L. ATTERBURY, IN, CURTIS NObLE, ,,,,,,,
IJCiEN u CONAN JOHN 3. HUTCHINSON,
HOMER MORGAN STEPHEN PAUL
IEVI y S1ONE CHARLES BALDWIN
LAMPS HUMPHREY H. GILBERT ELY
GFORGF PEARCE AMOS T. DWIGHT.
WARD WORK HENRY A HgRLBUr,
JANIS LOW, -- Jesse HUI ~,
ISAAC n FROTHTNGHAa WM sTURGI5, ia,
CoARLES A bULKLEY, JOHN r. FORO,
CEPflAS II. NORTON, SIDNEY MASON
az oRGE d MORGAN GEO 7. STEDMAN
The Board Of Directors have this day declare DIVIDEND OF
FIFTEEN PER CENT, payable on dsnand@New' York,
Jan. u 1857. CHARLES J. MAhIlS President.
A. y. WILLMARTH, Vice President.
MnroS snITn. Secretary
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-23
Boaro ano Rooms,

DOARDING-AtN Nos. 10 and AZ East Broadway,
~ for 0sniemon and their Wives also for single 1'n's'n
Fsclities fos fro.
DOARD-Three or four Single Gentlemen can
- BE- accommodated With good BOARD and pleasant
ROOMS In New EDslsHd family moderate terms near he
corner OF Itths aud 6thsv. Address T. cali st No 02
SthAy Good II ercnces required
DOARD WANTED-By young Lady whe ls
ID absent dsTosthe day. Adde" "BENfRiDGE." Brosd'
p>y tss, ohse.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-23
BASx DEPARTMENT, ALsAsr, Jdy IL lsn
NOTICE il hereby given. pursuant u the SlsInss

Ia .seL e... n.ss N provided thai AZ tho cfRcuLkI
no NOTES Issued to ). L BssLs, ndi'idss - -
lPHOcNI6 BANK of BAINBRiDGE), mast be preseoIss
ne ORee Of he Superintendent Of the Bskns Dep-rms.
The State q Es~foIs for psymsDt within 's9 year ~ -
a4. hereof OF the funds deposited for the redempp,
notes Issued The said bsnfer will Be gives
JyI3Is~2yF NJ. sCHOOEHAKER Superiaiseies--
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-23
Real estate for Sale.

A FARM containing 40 acres, on Long isisna y,
~ Of mile from Fsrmnsd.lei 10 eies ,vs,S W,,er
80 IN the hes. cultivation; 10 acres are sown WIZ "G
Grain rood House Barn, PAT OF tho money p ~. IoHN
On bond aud mortgage. For particulars appy 70 h va r.
SCHNIBBF, conner Of John aud Na''su-st'' Anu WV" "
HOLLY. No. 8 Nssssust
NFNTRAI. PARK LOTS.-FOr Sale,a rLOl Of
Il GROUND IOO12OO andsomely located on ths rortp I'd
vest corner Of sh and 62dst Apply 70 WI 81 L" AMI
No. I57 South-st.
nor SALE-On Chatham-sqIare, the Two
IL LOTS viz No. 167 a'ham-st. and No Jamesst wiz
o without the Buildings thereon together with the snt OF
sls,way between snd pveses to build over and under sa
.lley Apply 20 II. A. sPhEOhD No ii "A4It OF ChAS'
CARTER, No WiliAra-st
EOR SALE-The Valuable Manufacturing Prop
erty in Rcessnd County state Of New 99Ts k Po,ns
the RAHAPO WORKS, the NewYo rk and Enc hSrosd'
no miles from the Hudson Rver and about az hours ride from
Jersey CITY consisting of large tract OF land, an exeosVeiJ
roy,d water over with Mills Storebouses and Tenement
Dgerg for Five Six Hundred Inhabitants suitcf Tor any
hind Of anuetug purposes and offering from rs heahy
and convenient location iDducenent % new manu-
factory The whole part will be sold at great bargain
For further particulars apply 10 =, o.n,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-23
Nrw-YoRE. January 10. Is5

TIE public hereby cautioned sgsiu negotiating any ou'
Dee. the order Of tho Judd Lnseed and Sperm
on Conpeay" w. ST. Williamson, Secretary. Samuel
Jadd SoSt Co.. large quantity Of the above caring bee
stolen from heir Office. Also the following unols CentLA
Railroad Continuation BOuds Nos AS, 72i 725 Lac es
$685. 6e ser $685. go $50 Si76, e,.Jt StS II ~
II s2 Some Of drawn 20 the ordcE o. tHe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-23

HENRl II. DEEDS & Co. VIII seII On
IL THIS DAY tFnesyl Jan. q At loi o'clock .'Ie'oon
CLosISG SALE Of FANCY GOODS. TO clear the store
viz Marble Vase, Hehe sld strusn Card Receivers Pompe
Vases Marble Baskets PAPER Weights. Fountains, D0s'
GROUPS and Figures Aabaer Yase in bronze, Marble S'stu
AIRY &c H., L.,
,.ted IT,. Sets IuApds Figures Coognes &c Boz eni.a
@ as ya.es cut alas. Decauters Fruit Dishes, nc Silver
Plated Ware cousi.iLs Tea Sets Urn Pcoers Gobles
Cie B..i- Cssie &c with general s'soment OF other
lauc articles.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-23
WILLIAM FsAsKLT. Aurtioneer
SALE cf VALUABLE M

r. pp0yT n PROPERTY in fee o. h.iison .ai Monroe
- in ID. With W.rd Of the CITY Of N~Yatt h~ls1 sio. 70
tn Fstst4 Of Bows Furmsn, dec--sed.-WM X FRANK
I'm SON u sell At snrtinn FRIDAY. lsn. p 1857 ~
- cIoeL Al The Merchants Exchange the following desirable
OF MoN.or Tn. two-.'ory brick HouS- and Lot OF
Ground No "a Monro- Lot Is feet trout ard reI o. feet
II inches on one si1e. and IS feet on the other.
the tvostory brick Hous- ,nd LO' Of Gror I'd adjoining
the above and ,n0~n No q MonrOe-st. Lot " feet
inches by 70 feet. -
Also the two ,h-eestory brick Houses and Plot of Ground
shove hAvn. entrance By aeywsy Of
inches N Mou-oe 50 feet 100 feet 10 inches
/, depth.
MiDI,oSsrThe three story brick House,, and Lots Of
Ground Nos 6 and lVs hsdsols Lots escA - BY hall tue
block.
TtRus-Two,hi Of the purchase money may remain on
bond and uots..e, II desired BY the purchaser
For usps and 'urth p.r'lcu Ia. inquire oil
WM II. PURMaN. Executors
AUGUSTUS WETMORE No - Ws,srst.,
~ .bao NJ ( RroSi At 2Sl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-23
Drp GOODS.

DLEACHED GOODS.-l,000 cases, comprising
ID evsty width and quality, Tor sale By
NESsUTH l. Co, No. II Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-23
furuiture.

ENAMFLED CHAMBER FURNITURE
IL 4 = PARRiNGToSS ksn1fscto:y WHsrcous. No
IS ard ~ Woose.-s. bsrvt q Grand and Brcrs
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-07-27

GEO. PEABODY, Eso.-The eminent f.
nanc;er. says the New York Mirror, is
about returning to England, after having
taken good look in to American securi-
ties, traversing the Union carsfully, and
giving away thousands to tide cause Of
education in Massachusetts, and Mary
land.
And yet this wealthy man, fifty years
ago, at the age Of IL, having occasion to
pass through Concord, on his way to
Vermont, and stopping to rest all night
at the Stickney Hotel, paid for his lod.
gings and breakfast by saving wood
So says the Concord Democrat. We have
often heard of an independent wood saw
yer. but never knew one so much 90 a
George Peabody.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-07-27
The Cincinnati Poison!ns Mystery Unra,

The Cincinnati Poisoning Mystery Unsay-
eled,
The Cincinnati poisoning case which
was noticed in yesterdays Journal is
explained in Fridays Commercial. II
appears that drunken vagabond known
in Cincinnati as "Rat Peter pursues the
avocation Of selling poisoned lozenges
manufactured for the detruction Of rats
On Wednesday last, Peter got too drunk
to know what he was about. and as he
went down Buckeye street began to
give away his dangerous 'oandies" to
the children. Those who eat were made
deathly sick, and two little ones died
from the effects of the poison.
"Rat Peter" has been arrested: and
will be punished to the full extent o
the law. Such dangerous ANNA
ought to be put out Of the way as soor
as possible.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-07-27

SPORTING INTELLIaBNcBs-Tbe match
between Flora Temple and Rose of
Washington, to have been mile heats,
best three in five, came off last Monday
afternoon, at the Centreville Course, Long
Island. Flora Temple distanced. her
competitor inone heat which was ths
only one run. REESE broke up six.times
in the first half mile. Atths conclusion
the owners OF Rose offered to run hel
again for the same stake, to take place
some time this week.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-07-27

" A Published statement Of the
equipment Of the Ohio and Mississippi
Railroad with tho Cincinnati and Par
kersburg. and Baltimore and Ohio Roads
shows that they have 372. locomotive
engines and 6.Ol8 freight and passenger
cars. To this may be added, as running
in connection with the Baitimone and
Ohio road. 10 steamships. The Com
msrcial thinks that this equipment is
sufficient to move all the freight between
tide water and the mouth of the Mis-
souri,.
The management Of the Ohio and Mis-
sissippi road has expressed its satisfac
ton with the experiment on the Tough
bridge patent brake, and has made ar.
raugements to put the same upon those
of their passenger trains to which it i,
no. already attached. The additions
security against accident afforded oy tht
complete power given by this brake t.
the engineer, over the train, is now pretty
generally recognized.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-07-27
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
CRLEBR ATRD FEMALE PILLS,

Prepared from prescription Of Sir james Clarke ~.
D., Physician Extraordinary to the Queen. THIS M
valuable Medicine is unailing In the cure Of all those
painful and dangerous diseases incident to the Female
constitution.
1t moderates all excess all distractions and
brings On the monthly periods With regularity. These
Pills should be used two or three weeks previous to
confinement; they ferfy the constitution and lessen
the suffering during iabor enabling the mother per-
form her duties with safety to herssf and child
These Pills should not he taken by females during
the FIRST THREE M0NTH6of Pregnancy, a. they
are sure to bring on Miscarriage, but at any other time
they are safe.
In all cases Of Nervous ana Sunai Affections, Pain
in the Back and Limbs, Heayiness, Fatigue on Slight
Exeion, Palpifation of the Heart Lowness of Spirits
Mysteries Sick Headache, Whites and ali the painful
diseases occasoned by dsoriered SYSTEM these Pill:
will effect when all other means have faile am
although a powerful remedy DO not contain iron
calomel, anthony, or any other mineral.
Full directions accompanying each package. Price
in the United States and Canals. One Dollar
N. B.-sia0 and postage stamps enclosed 10 any
authorized Agent, will insure hottie OF the Pills by
return mail. W. w. ROBERTS, Indianapolis,
Solekgent for Indiana.
| uALLOCK& ST0DDARD,
| aps7 '571ys General Agents, Evansville.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-07-27


Astatement. Of the commerce OF Pad
ucah (for the last. year, shows the steam
boat arrivals, to- have been 2,l05.-
2S,615 bbls. Of -four shipped, 1.78O bbls.
of beef and pork Ia. 743 bales of cotton,
IO,49l Hhds. Of tobacco, 3s.617 sacks Of
salt, 8, 1855 bbls. of Whiskey, 6,573 bbls.
of molasses,- 62,1l5 sacks Of grain, and
375,l26' packages Of merchandise for.
warded Ga steamers were repaired on
the marine railways. There are 3 ship
yards that build annually from 20 to AZ
steamers; one rolling mill and nail fac
tory; four steam tanneries; -four FIGURING
mills making from 200 to 400 bbls. pei
day; and five steam saw mills, with in
Vulnerable other manufacturing establish
ments.-This- is an exhibit that will sur
prise those who are not familiar with tn,
rapid advance of this en- serprising LITTLE
city. While Paducah has thus risen Il
prominence and prosperity, Smithland
her rival. has become deserted village
The difference has been caused by tn,
spirit that has actuated the leading mel
in the two places. In.ons the business
men have grown from small possession
into ample fortunes BY building up tn
town. In the other few men who hat
made money, were content with wha
they possessed, and wished no rivals il
wealth. These have sunk into poverty
by the fall in tire estates which they onc'
counted as substantial wealth, but which
proved worthless, when labor and bust
ness deserted them. Not more strlkins
lesson is any whore to DO gained from
the fate Of two towns.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-07-27

o. The party for constructing the
Pacific wagon road West from. St. Paul,
under Col. Noble. was at Lake Benton in
Nebraska on the I'd and spent the 4th
on the shores Of the Lake. They had
progressed very rapidly and had left a
good road behind them as far as they
had gone. The Indians in advance had
used some threats Of an intention to
make them pay for the right of way; and
Col. Noble had sent back for mountain
howitzer and some round shot to open
the path should it be- necessary to use
such persuasives.