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Whipple & Tunneu,

NTHOLESALE and Retail Dealers in DRY
w GOODS, BOOTSand SHOES, and Ready
MADE CLOTHING, DE. Store corner Of
State and Third-strs., Alton, Ill.
April 26, '5S.-Iy+
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B. +. BARRY.
Edwin cary,

GROCER and PROVISION DEALER
" keeps full supply Of Teas, Coffee, Su-
gar. Molasses, and general stock of proyis-
ions, which viii be furnished Kansas Pica-
eers at prices lower than can be bought in
ST. Louis. Store on Third street, one dooreast
of the Alton Bank.
Nov. 8, 1856. I've
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turer,

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Samuel Spruance.

COMMISSI0N and Forwarding Merchant
~ Office and warehouse at the railroad and
general steamboat landing. Mark packages tt
care of s. Spruance, Alton, H."
April 26, lS56.-1ys
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VIM. 3. G0oDN0W,
Receiving, Forwarding, Storage and
Commission Merchant,

A LSO, Agent for the purchase and sale of
IA Improved Claims and City Lots, at Man.
haitian, K. T.
Manhattan. April 12.-tf.
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Turner & Sidwav.

MANUFACTURERS and wholesale deal
1iI ers in Harnesses, Saddles, Trunks, Va
lises, Horse Collars, Hides, Leather, Sad
dlery, Hardware, Coach Trimmings, Buffalo
Robes, Whips, ,Oyershoes, Fly-nets, 8c. Store
No. 10 Second street, Alton, Ill.
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7 Hall & Co.

r RECEIVING. Forwarding and Commits
! IL sion Merchants. Cornef Second and
Cherokee streets, Leavenworth, K. T.
Dec. 6, sc.
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C. G. Mauzy,

e. q. Mauzy,
WHOLESALE and Retail Dealer IN every
w variety and style of fashionable Furni
ture Sofas Easy Chairs, Bureaus, Secretaries,
Mattresses, Cane Seat and Wooden Chairs,
Rockers, Looking Glass Plates, Window
Shades, etc. Corner of Short and William
streets, Alton, Ill. April 26-3t
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Partridge & Co..
c. D. ELLIs. >. .. cAyKSDER- gAs. sxrra.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
ELLIs, CAvEEpER & CO

MO. As MAIN STREET, corner of Pm.
IN street St. Louis, No., are nov Fece;x;e.
their spring stock which Is Of superior ousii,s
and style, being manufactured especially to on
order. Comprising ehoise assortment Of d.
dies, Misssf and Childrens' fne stock, slso !,
large assortment Of Gents and Ladies' Pill
delphia make. All Of which they win sen !,
prompt men or for cash &C small advsnr,
oyer eastern prices.
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D. G. Martin & Co.,
N7HOLEsALE DRUGGISTS, No. 2s Sec
w ond street, Alton, Ill. Drugs, Medicines,
Paints, Oils, etc., etc.
April 26, l856.-lY*
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ALTON, ILLINOIS.
Capital $3.50, 600.
SOLLECTI0NS made, and exchange for
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Union.
+ Collections remitted for promptly on day
of payment. E. MARSH, President.
SE CHAS. A. CALDWELL, Cash.
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nEALERS in Lumber, Lath, Shingles,
IL Sash, Doors, Blinds, etc. Office on
Fourth street, near the Chicago and Missis-
sippi R. r. Depot, Alton, Ill.
April 26, 1S56.-ly# f ~
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C. B. Clements.

A TTOREEY AT LAW, will attend to all
"A business intrusted to his care; also.will
attend to the purchase and sale of land anG
land claims, the location of land warrants, DC.
Tecumseh, ShawneeCo, IT, Nov. %, Sc.
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nEALERS in Dry Goods, Provisions and
II Groceries, Topeka,K. T. Call and exam
inc. IJune ls. ls55.-tf.
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nEALER. in Leather, Saddles, Harnesses
II and Shoe Makers Finding, Plasters'
Hair, &c. Store on Second street, Alton, ILL.
Nov. 8, 1856. ly*
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Topping, Brothers.

Topping, Brothers.
WHOLESALE DEALERS in Foreign and
w Domestic Hardware, Guns, Pistols,
Gun Trimmings, DC. Also, Dealers in Iron
andSteel, Blacksiniths' Tools, Spring and
axeis, Second street, Alton, Ill.
Alton, H., Nov. g, 1856. Iys2-l6
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John Hutchinson.

T AWYER AND LAND AGENT, Office
IL No. SO Massachusetts, street, lawrence.
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CITY ITEMS.

CIrY MoRrALIrY.-The City Inspector reports 42i
deaths during the past week-an increase Of 49, as
compared with the mortality of the week previous.
This large increase is mainly attributable to diseases
of the lungs and kindred complaints and diseases of
the digestive organs OF the total number 2f8 were
under ten years of age. The following statement
exhibits the number of deaths during the past two
weeks among adults and children, distinguishing the
sexes:
x ,,,., Men fen Women. Bg" Girl Total 81;
w wssi : snsins July il::.. ii la "a
Among the principa. causes of death were the fol-
lowing: Consumption, ST. commissions fnfantie), %;
Inflammation Of the lungs, IL; scarlet fever, i6;
marasmus (infantile, %; dropsy in the head, Is;
measles, IL smallpox, Group, Ii cholera infantum,
ii. There were also 2 deaths Of congestion of the
brain, OF diarrhes, Of dyaentery Of enlargement
of the heart, OF whooping cough, of Inflammation
of the bowels, IL Of teethng, premature births. A
stillborn, and 81 from violent causes, including IL
killed in the Sixth Ward riots, drowned and suicide.
The following is a classification of the dseases'
and the number of deaths in each class Of disease
during the past week: Bones, j,ints, &C., Z; brain
and nerves, 70 generave organs z; heart and blood
vessels oil lungs throat, &C., lO5; old age, 6; skin,
&C., and eruptive fcvers, IS; Aiborn and premature
births, SO; stomach, bowels and other digestive or
gans, 50; uncertain seat and general fevers, Is;
urinary organs, 5-total, 424.
The number Of deaths, compared with the eorre-
spending week, in 1855 and 1856, was as follows:
Week ending July a. 1885. ...................'in
Week ending July H. 1855. ..,.................'.S.
Week ending July H. ls5I..
The nativity table gives go natives of the United
States "a of Ireland, 81 Of Germany, 10 Of England
9 of British America, one each Of France, Italy,
Prussia, Russia, Scotland and Wales, and unknown.
ARREST or JUVENILE PRosrrwTs-A MOVE IL
The RroHT DmEcrlos. Yesterday afternoon Officers
Hapbn ard Falwell arrested six Of gang ofjuvenlo
prostitutes who have for long time past requested
Broadway and other streets 10 the vicinity conducting
themsevee in 6,sgseting and disordery manner dnr
ioz al bovfa Of The day and ey'ains. Tho names I"
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TIE CRY RAILRoADs.-There was large amount
Of travel on the city railroads yesterday. The Gay
being very hot all who could gain standing place 70
ride did So Great numbers went to spend the dSy In
the suburbs.
The company have made arrangements 20 cA'eno
the Fulton avenue track to Hunterfy road thl week.
al the week following will build to the Guy hne'
This /, in compl;ance with their charter, and having
neglected to do so last year. were required to do 20 BY
TIE Common Councl toward Fall. The matter was
DELAYED until cold weather when it was impossible to
construct the road They were therefore permitted to
suspeDd operations until this SUMNER anu ~" INV
commenced work in accordance with inc requa
Of the Board The length Of the route VIII 90 between
four and Eve miles.
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.od b,obsrs cftbc lady visited Mr.. n, AMI after hav-
t,s,J nix vcrsion Of the affair, die net blame him
for the couroc he had taken. >,,
Tic wife consigned the custody of tie three children
., her husband, after which he generously gave her
the Oldest boy.
The injured man still remains in Williamsburg, aajh
il ia a fair way OF recovery
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II ehe Edito, Of The NJ Y. Tribune;

SR:In your issue of this day you CHROME ously say
that entieth Wsrd officers was arrested
orr. ON charge of being intoxicated A commanding ON
Ger Of the Twentieth Precinct feel 1t to be m, duty 10 say
and are sober temperate and feel much injured by
rb pubicson hope you will do them the justice 10 cor
,ect the abatement. Yours truly,
wv f. M. CURRY, Sergeant Twentieth Precinct
T,.ut;eth Ward Station House July H. 1857.
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IAdvertisement.i
IMPORTANT tn TRAVELLERS AND SEAFARING

Mrs-CHARLEs j. BuyKeg's LIFE PRESERVING SHIRTS for
Bthers Voysgers and Sesang the greatest ilye
tOn Of the They made for males and females anu VIII
found those who visit the shore this SUM
The SHIRTS expressly for Bathers are
mace Of the finest fabrics and be worn as an ordinary gar
meut with gre al comfort convenience These constructed
capable Of sustaining the wearrs IN tbs heaviest
breakers and Will protect the body from n1ry from focA VI
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To MECHANICS If you knew just you were
CAPABLE of doing you might improve your condition ormproye
the condition those aboat you by invention we
know not what do till learn capacities Cal
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and 5s7 Broadway, opposite metropolitan Hotel
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FroHr IN WATER STRICT DrrwEEs WoNEs.-
Justice Connolly yesterday morning committed to
prison, in defarlt Of 900 bail, an Irish woman, p
years Of age, named Mary Quinn. on charge Of
ssbjane snothcr Wouaa oamcd Eluabs!d Bsoson.
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Nrw.YoRx HospIrAL.-Weekly Report to July
fAdyertisemek.l
ponrn ATT nr Coy. MARcY.-An Imperial Pro.

PORTRAIT OF GOV. MARCf.-AH iuPcriai fio
TocRApH Of the VIM Marcy taken few days previous
to his decease exhibited at BRADys Gallery No S5s Broad
way 1t was by Mr. Marcy and regarded oy m
friends the best Is the last record OF h features ever
taken. Copies may be obtained BY application ~ Tue
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IMPERIAL PHOTOGRAPH OF THE HON. WIN. IL.
MARCY on exhibition at BRADYs lower Gallery NO. -'
Broadway, corner of I ulton-st
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IAdvertise ment- =.
DIR. 6. s. FTTCH's Six Lectures on Consumption

DR.. s. s. FTCHs Six Lectures on COnsumPhoI
and the Laws of Life $50 pages 80 eusravngs bound
planning the which diseases OF the Lungs ana
Heart and other Chronic Disorders sent by mall postage
on receipt Of 70 cents Address FITCH Co.. NO. 'A
Broadway.
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Internationally
To perfIme the Breath, eradicate Tan, Pimples

and Freekle use the "BALM THOUSAND FLowEEs NSne
sale at No. 2ai Broadway and by oil Du8ists.
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SMITHSONIAN HOUSE, BROADWAY, corner

Of Houston On the EUROPEAN PLAN SINGLE Rooms ~
cents IS cents and 81 per day. DOUBLE Rooms, ana
PAxLoRs, 81 30 to S. MEALS extra, and ~ ordered
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AdYertlsement.I
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FousprISGs.-An infant apparently about week
old was picked up on the sidewalk in FTatbush Az
enue on Sunday morning. Ii was taken in charge by
the Police, ard will be given in charge Of the Super
intend, nts of the poor to-day.
Officers ID. jacobs and Grifiiths, found male
infant about one month Of age, on Friday evening,
living in the grass OF First and North Ninth ss
II was taken care Of BY Mrs. Stanton, South Ffth-st,
and On Saturday lady residing at the corner Of Second
and south venthsts., took the child with view Of
adopting {.
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advertisement
TRAs-THR CANTON TEA COMPANY have on

hand every variety Of TEAS Tor Grocer Tea Dealers ana pr
rate famies-Soachons, Ooons aud Young hyson, ,om -
other qualities equally low. Also boxes Oh s"'d
suily Tes for one dollar Call and examine -.
No I25 Chatham A. between Pearl and Roosevelt-sts.
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eocc, whilemaDy could be entered by some siie-door
arrangement, and a. much liquor procured as was
wanted. In some of the saloons they contne their
Sur day selling to beer soda, &c, thinking thus to
eyade the penalty of the law. is generally known,
however that some Of the largest establishments 10
the City sell liquor openly on that day, and all who
dry get what they want without Inconvenience.
1t il trusted that when the police gets into fuH
operation, matters will be some what different.
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FATAL AcoIDEST.-On Saturday morning, about u
o'clock. John McClune, q labOrng man, who was en-
Eo;th River was fatally injured by the falling upon
BIN bin, Of portion Of the derrick which ave way while
swipoine coal from a cana-boat. The injured man
was conveyed to his residence No: 6i3 Washington
street by Officers Wolf and Leroy Of the r Ninth
cal aid. however was Of no avail, as death ensued
shortly after the occurrence. Coroner Gamble was
notified, and held an inquesto the body
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-13

New ScHooL-The Board of Education have set
aside an appropriation amounting to $4,000 for the
purpose of establishing public school in the vicinity
Of The South Ferry. There is public school now 10
that hborhood and all the members OF the Board
agreed that provision should be made soon as prac-
Icabe toward the desired end.
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Csnnsr While engaged in carrying 9 small stove to
hi, house in Court street. Saturday evening acct
Gentay stumbled and fell, Djuring himself seTiousy.
He was taken to the Third District StatlonH House Tor
me deal treatment
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-13

BrReLARY.-The house Of William DE witt, on
the corner of Hicks and Warren streets was entered
by burglars on Sunday morning As Officer Oats OF
the Third District going his rounds, he discovered
Powers They awoke the inmates aDd as they went
in the front door the thief went out q. the sidegate on
Warren street. leaving his shoes stockings, number
of silk dresses, sverware, and wearing apparel OF an
sorts ON the back stoop The officers went in pursuit
of the thief but could get trace Of him. The shoes
were left at the Third District Station.
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SsLLisc L.Quop.-The ealoons and other places '0f
SC ing liquor were mcsty coseA yesterday IN appear
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BROOKZ YIN IZEMS

The HEA1-There were several cases OF sun-s'loAe
yesterday, but all were Of SO slight character 'na' ~
danger was spprehended in any case.
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IyJrREp BY MAcHISERY.-A workman in the Pea
Hulling and Splitting establishment Of Sniifen 4 Co..
day. by belt in which his right ann was caught. 1t
was terribly spIalned and bruised in several places
and disocated at the shoulder during which his body
was whiIled several times round shaft. His being
powerfully endowed man, museuary, is al! that pre-
Vented more serious perhaps fatal injury in the opin-
ion of his physician dr. Snodgrass of East Broad
wayl who was summon ed by his employers. The sui
fercrs name George Schulthies whose residence Is
az No lOS Bridge street.
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PASSING COUNTERFEIT MosEY.-O On Saturday night,
Officer Story of the Fifth Ward arrested man named
Henry Wilson, charged with attempting to pass
counterfeit $50 bill on Mr. S. Cahill, keeping shoe
store in Broadway. The fellow was taken to the
s. alton. House and locked up. The same evening
Officer Ayres arrested William Moore, charged with
attempting to pass another counterfeit so on Mr..
8. A. Gilbert in the Third Ward. Moore was also
locked up in the Station-Honse. Yesterday morning
the prsoners were taken before Justice Connolly at
the Iswer Police Count and committed for exsmna-
ton. Upon the persons Of the prisoners was found
considerable good money, from which it inferred
that tfey had been doing pretty fair business pre-
yous TO their arrest.
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AsoTHER BURGLARY AND ARREST OF THE BURG
LARs.-Yesterday afternoon about O'Clock the dwell
ing house of Cornelius Be1ian, No. q West Wash
Dgton place, was burglariousy entered by means Of
false keys ard jewelry Of the value of $500 stolen
but through the vigilance Of the police the burglars
were caught, and all the property recovered. The
following ore the particulars During the afternoon
as Officer Bradford Of the Ninth Precinct wa, patrol
ling his beat, he espied. two wel-known characters
whom he knew to be thieves and he them
he determined to watch their movements After fol-
lowing them for upward Of two hours, they came to
halt opposite the above house, and the officer saw
them 20 up the stoop and enter the front door. AS
soon as they were inside Bradford put watch on the
house. and then hastened to the Police Station, and
procured the services Of Officer Ellison, after which
both officers repaired TO the house, when they found
the fellows on the stoOp As the officers approached
the burglars, suspecting that all was not right, i'm
me dately set out on run. The officers gave chase
and after running several blocks, the burglars were
overtaken and arrested in Blocker street, with the
above property in their possession and on their per-
sons were complete set of burglars tools. The
burglars taken before Justice Flandreau at the
Jefferson Market Police Court where they gave their
names a. Joseph Follan and John Ward They were
locked for examination Too much praise cannot be
accorded to Officer Bradford for his vigilance and sue
cess in the arrest of these parties. Mr. Berian was
absent with his family In South Orange, N. j., and
left the house in charge Of two servant girls WHO were
aso absent when the burglary was committed. During
tie chase Of the burglars Officer Ellison lost heavy
gold ring, orpemeutsd with q shield and onyx stone
The fDder viii be rewarded by leaving the same at the
Ninth Precinct PoliceStaton.
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Mary bad one Of her eyes in deep mourning and ssa'ea
that day or two ago she and Elizabeth hod aquaue'
when Elizabeth gave her a beating. She ldrtaer
eattd that Saturday night, while at grocery store
in Water street, Elizabeth and two other women
entered and "Set on" her, whet ;he drew rife to
defend herself and in such defense cat Elizabeth reo
,imes on the arm. The injured woman wa, sent to The
Hospital. AL Of The women ara very low characters,
and denizens Of that precious locality Water street.
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United STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFICE-JuDs II
Before X T.. SriLLwELL.

were brought up on charge OF u,ny and attempt the
lives Of the at Havana 1t was proved that the puso
IA to stab tho captain John Higgins the first mate
George r. Gage his orders aud drove h around
the deck They held for trial In default OF oaa
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THE BRIG ELLEN DiscHAReED.-JrigeB Belts rem
dered decision on Saturday in the matter of the brig
Ellen proceeded against in the U. S. District Court,
as SLAYER His decree is in favor Of the claimants,
dismi.sng the libel, with certificate Of probable
cause The points of the decision are not yet made
public.
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M MArf nnnrreen.

The next session Of Congress viii con
veue on Monday the 7th inst. in CON
sequence Of the Kansas troubles and thu
great split in the Democratic ranks, with
regard to tie adoption Of The new Consd.
tuition. an exciting and stormy session i'
anticipated. The Mormon War will also
ongross a largo share ofattention
The most prominent candidates for the
spoakorship are Col. Orr Of South Caro-
lima md John S. Phelps Of Missouri John
j.. Robinson Of Indiana and Hon. O AL.
lsn Of III. arc aspirants for tho Clerkship
and sieedman Of Ohio is in pursuit Of tho
Public Printing, We shall keep our read.
ors posted in regard to The doings Of the
next Congress.