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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1845-08-01

TRUSTEE'S SALE.--By virtue of deed of
i trust to me, dated May 10, l841, and recorded
in Liber w B, No 81, foos 304, 305, BOG, and
3O7 of the land records Of the county Of Washing
ton, shall offer at auction, on the 18th day of Au-
gust instant in front of the premises, all the west
half Of lot No. q in square No. 800, of the city Of
Washington, with valuable three-story brick
dwelling and other improvements thereon. This
property fronts on street north, in central part
of the city; and, from its position, is highly deara-
BILE, either private residence or for boarding
house.
The terms of sale are--one-fihh Of the purchase
money to be paid in hand, and the residue
in four equal halcyearly instruments, with in
terest on the whole amount, payable balf-
yearly, to be secured by approved notes and
a lien on the property, with power of sale
on default in the payment of the notes; and,
on full payment Of the purchase money, will exc
cute TO the purchaser valid deed of the premises,
with all the title and estate vested in me by said deed
of trust believed to be clear o; all dispute If the
terms of sale be not complied with in three days,
reserve the right resell at auction the risk and
cost of the purchaser in default for cash. or on any
other terms, after three days advertisement in any
convenient newspaper. All conveyancing to be at
the cost of the purchaser
CLEMENT cox, Trustee.
X. w. DYER & CO.,
Aug. 1-eotsif Auctoneers.
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ID USSELL ON THE LAW OF FACTORS
Juneg +. TAYLOR
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THE .coppER REGION.

This evenings southern mail brought us nothing
from farther south than Petersburg, Va.
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From the N. o. Jefiersonan Republican, July -.
MEXICO.

The Mexican brig Delfno, arrived at this por,
yesterday. from Vera Cruz, whence she
sailed on the Sd instant. The news brought by
this vessel is continuation of the old sory-thar
Mexico is preparing for war, and continues, appa-
rently at least in the determination 'most horribly
to revenge" our annexation of Texas. We were
disappointed in not receiving the full files of Mexi-
can papers usually sent us by every vessel from
Vera Cruz for this port, by our friend and cores
pondent The sdbjoined letter from him, however,
which was brought by this arrival, advises us OF
his having written us the LIST instant, and that the
lie ter, with full files of papers, are on their way
here, via Havana. In day or two, may look
for therarrival. In the mean time, we lay before
our readers such items of information as could he
CLEANED from the few papers within our reach, and
the letters to gentlemen in this city, in addition to
the matter contained in the letter of our correspond
ent.
Dates from Mexico are to the 26th utimo, and
from Vera Cruz to the Sd instant.
In consequence of the annexation measure being
effected new organization Of the militia Of the re-
public has been ordered the levies under this
regulation are called the voluntary defenders Of the
laws"
1t is stated that, among other indications Of the
prospect of war at Vera Cruz, the inhabitants are
busy engaged in covering the fiat roofs Of their
houses with sand, to the depth Of a foot more in
anticipation of bombardment of the town.
President Herrera convoked Congress on the lst
instant, for the purpose of ehecting changes in the
constitution, amending the rules Of the provisional
government, and to take into consideration the ac-
ton which has been had upon the annexation reso-
buttons, and the Mexican treaty by Texas. Our
correspondent considers the object % the convoca-
ton to be solely declaration of war Before many
days elapse after the opening of the session. Con-
gress will have additional provocaton in the de-
cidcd action Of the Texas convention.
Mexico, il appears, is as pertinacious IN claiming
Texas as il it had not achieved its independence OF
her, and maintained that independence nnaided Tor
ten wears. in defiance of her power--as IT she was
able to reassert her pretended rights or had not re-
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-09-18
MARTIN RIES,
NEW AND HEAL HA
PHILLIP
I0fe of Eoruonn

I1uI6 y UtTNuHy.
FASHIONABLE BOOT AND HOE
bEGS leave to announce to the citizens of
ID Evansville that he has opened a Shop on
First street, between Main aud Locust, where
he is prepared TO do the MOST FASHIONABLE
WORK in the neatest manner and CHEAP for
CASH. He also makes ladi es Bootees aud Shoes
of every description. june l9-6m.s
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-09-18

9 Cases Turkey Opium, (new CROP
2 Bales Honduras Sarsaparllla,
200 Mats Cassia,
Gases Aloes,
2 Bales link Root (Roots,)
S do Bottle and Vial COrk., (Felve0
200 Packages Walls, Bottles, &c.
Is Casns English EPSON Sails.
3 Cases do Refined Borax.
3 Boxes CASTLE Soap,
2 do English Calctned Magnesia.
do do Carb. do in lump,
2 Casks Sup. Carb. Soda,
100 OF. Sup. and Acetate Morphine,
200 lbs Pulv. Jalapo,
100 do. Ipecnchuana. Brazil,
100 do do Carthagenian,
900 do Rhubarb,
lease Rad Rhubarb,
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NOTICE.


yHyHE subscriber would respectfully inform
his friends and the public generally tina:
he will alone continue The business OF the late
of J. Z. LAMB Il CO, at the old stand on
Main between FIRST and Second streets, where
he will be most happy TO wait upon those who
may favor him win a call. He intends keep
ing constantly on hand a general assortment OF
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, & PROVISIONS.
TO sell at the LOWEST market price for ready pay
either in CASH or any kind OF COUNTRY PRO
DICE. Iiuue 26 iii JESSE T. LAMB.
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Administrator.s sale of Real Estate.

Administrators sale OF Real Estate.
BY virtue OF a decree OF The Probate court OF
Vanderburgh County heretofore made tor the
sale OF The Real Estate of Anthuny M. Burnett,
deceased. the Undersigned will offer Tor sale at
The Court House door. in the town OF Evansville
on Wednesday the 24th day OF September next,
the North Fest Quarter of the South West
Quarter OF section eighteen. and the South
Eas Quarter of the Mouth West Quarter oil
said Section eighteen all in Tow nsh Up seven,
south of Range Eleven West. in the County oil
VanderbuFgh.
Terms OF SALE.-A credit of nine and fifteen
months will bs given, the purchaser giving
his note with approved security (ur the pur,
Oh ase money. This 18th day OF August, i845
aug aaAW"S SIMEON LONG, Admir-.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-09-18
NSVILLE WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Heath Err STORE,
~ MI e. Il u A MT
BY s. KRA

HyHE subscribers have the pleasure OF an
nGumcing to the surrounding country-t"
SaddIers. Shoemakers, c.. that they have now
in successful operation, a a%dJoin.
iuq Evansville under the superintendance OF
competent workmen, from which they are con-
srantIy receiving at their depot on Main street
between First aud Second. all kinds OF Leather.
such us Sole, Harness, Bride, Skiriing, Coars.
Upper, Kip, Calf Skins and Innings.
They also manufacture Glue and Curled
Hair, Shoemalker's Findings, Lasts. Pegs, Thread
and all 9th or articles used by the craft.
They have also in etore and Tor sale on nssori-
rnent Of Groceries Liquors. and Queensware,
j. FIFTY. DECXER d KRAMER,
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-09-18

NO WARE T
NNHEN rumors OF war and other national
caiamlties cloud your brow, or rough are
your vlsages. come down to J. w. BIsHoP-s, on
The corner opposite the Sherwood House.
there You will find at your service a cool room.
and a sharp razor for your countenances .. plenty
OF cold cologne and other appliances, TO cool
your fever this hot weather. So that after a
short visit TO his esia biishmenty you may go on
your way rejoicing, with a smooth face and un-
clOnded brow.
hope every lover of comfort will give me q
call. lily l7-tf1 ]. w. BISHOP. +
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-09-18
NEW DRUG STORE
MAIN STREET, EVANSVILLE INDIANA, BY
WILLIAM NJ. WOOLSEY.

PG%HE Undersigned snowo pennga IN extenssea and general assortment of Drugs Medicines.
~ Paints, oils, Varnishes, Dye-Stufs, WindOw Glass. Brushes. Fancy Articles
&C., &C.. Ngeher wnha all arncesn usually kePtin Drug StoWs; ind which vi be- sold whole.
and retail at Cincinnati prices. ii has on hand BRANDY, PORT g. MEDEIRA WINES
superior quality, for Medical purposes +TE'
The rhahing OF Medicine will bel aricuarya attended to- ndre regularly labelled 10 peyeu,
II would respectfully sohci tPhysciansP Prescriptions assuring them that eym MAJ
upon having them accunneyc compounded.
The above odchesh have been selected with at caeb " the undersigned. who has been
Practical Apohecay o rel stT TWENTY-FIVE YEARS, and s assured that hose who
April 3, 45Cly. w. M. WOOISEY.
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DRUGS AUD MDDgUIND5a
PAINTS, DYE-STUFFS. GLASSWARE, &C.


Who'll ESALE AND RETAIL DRUGGISTS, -
CORNER OF MAIN AND FIRST STREETS, EVANSVILLE, INDIANA.
wUTISH to call -FOUR auenuon to their exclusives and heavy assortment of Drugs NIedi.
w cines, Paints, DyeSufs, Glassware, Chemicals, Surgeon trumen
Patent medicines, erfumerie window Glass hop Furniture, &C. &C. winch uhey
fer lMSa ale VIEW DOW ter cash or appr.yede Lsdi- GEAmongsLo MaMa EIess thy of: =
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-09-18

ALSO
Hosiery. Gloves and Comforts,
Pocket, Neck and Dress handkerchief,
Scarls, Shswls and Wells,
Salsinet,s, Ribbons. Servings and Thread,
Snspe nders, mitts, Cords and Stay Laces,
Checks, Linens. and colored Muslins,
Bonne,s. Caps and Hoods,
Pins eeols, Buttons and Cords,
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-09-18

10 CarboysS ulphunc NHnc and Muiade Acds; White
Ld. at Factory prcesiM Madden, FNuch and Dutch, in #
barrels and kegs;L ogwOo Fusuca and amwoo Indigo ga
S Fin croous and kegs; Copa.C Coach, Japan ud Bhc& Ha go .+as
Vnnihs;C pperas;V Venetian Red; Yellow chre;P Putty: E-a
Paut Brushes; SmH; Bron1s; FroMngj SPsI uTen
une& 81 &c.
n~rbe above auIee now in Store and warranted of first quality. Physicians. Country
md ohGs visiting our CITY Tor the purpose OF iyhg IN uars upphes would do
we'll give US cal before gong se"heFe. All "us oy wa" "m pa ana approved Gus
TONER'S will receive every auenuOn. 81 w =. q c. BELL
January I845-u Corner OF Main and Fu Sres8
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-09-18

e000 Lbs Sulphur,
3 Bbls Cream Tartar, pulv. (purel
200 Lbs American CaIoneI,3
50 do English IIyd. Sub.
500 do Refined Camphor.
100 do Gum MyTrh, Turkey.
100 do do DO e India,
3 Bales Alexandria Sienna,
do r. India do
z Cases Refined Ex Liquorice,
Bale Gloves, 5
3 Boxes RucheIls sails,
; do Tart. Acid,
100 OF American Quinlne,
100 do German do
100 do French do
300 do Carpenters Precip. Elk. Ciaehsna
5 Cases Brlmstone,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-10-30

TEAs-Imported in the ship Natchez, &C. Terms
Notes at six months
Young Hyson-25 half chests at II cts Per lb a25 do
60; 10 do 3d. Al do Az 65 do Al 81 do a0 10 do 4o DO
3t l84 do 3d. % do 29 $50 do &C. 1903 do 25 9 do co.
95 do 49, cases. each boxes l0t lbs EACH 81 TO- 20 do
81 05.
Gunpowderl6 half chests 90; 81 do 5I 10 do 4sI AZ
do a.; So do Az; 10 do Al; 15b boxes a.
Imperal25 half chests So al do ADJ; 10 cases. each
boxes 81 l2t.
souchong- 30 chests 2st; 20 do %; so half do 49,
Mohee Pouchong-47 half chests "a
Ningyong Souchong half chests ~: 2O7 do 49, as
do lsI.
Oolong half chests 46; 81 do IS.
Congo-62 half chests "a
New Orleans sugarl5 hhds. at 81 375 per 100 lbs;
do 81 IS do IS; 81 do 1875 So do Ili; 10 do 06i
% do I; ITO do s7l per 100 lbs.
FRurr AT BosroN, Octi 2s-Raisins- Malaga, blue
mark, o. casks, so 62 373 half do adv 90 sold 81
each; bunch, 407l boxes 81 40; bloom 500 do 80
25 per box, Geo Reads brandt blue mark 1874 casks
se2l So black do, 255 do 80 So Muscate 500 cks
1906 80 half do 81: bunch Muscatel 81 casks ga;
ITO Or do I27i bunch, 1902 boxes Az as 27e hall
do n %; 42e or do 62c each, G. Garca's brand; 81
casks blue mark, Roza's brand 2o per cask Grapes
800 halt kegs, So a 2 80 each The above landed
from barque Peytona, at months credit.
REAL EsTArE-.dt .4ueionThe brick house and lot o
Essex street; lot "a by 100 feet. 49,. $4,000
The brick houses and lots liz and ia Essex street
with brick building in the rear, as # front s7oo
The brick front houses and lots ll6 and liz Essex
street; lots 81 by 90 IT.. .................. s540
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miscellaneous Record.

PACKET SHIPS MorrEzuMA Lowber, Victoria, Morgan
London and Oneida Funck for Havre will on Satur
day morning.
stcs propeller QurSsEsau this vessel previously noticed
having sunk at Hur Gate, has been ed and the
railway Brooklyn We uudestond the propeller Seneca
Wilcox oil the Hartford line passed her while shs
sinking without rendering assistace although signals
Schr CHARLoTTE 6 deys from Key West bound TO this port
Charleston the 18th Instant in distress, having
the 2i experienced severe gale OF wind from TO H.
during winch oit bulwarks camboose, deck load split
Schr TRYALL Providence reports Friday last off Mon
ship under jury massupp sed bound to New York
saws New York p,lo, boat speak her;
Schr ABATRos McFar and, from Halloweil for Boston put
Salem 18th with loss OF would repair and
probably proceed to Boston.
RIA Of Salem Woodbury. from bound to New York
with Of 1900 piculs $500 pculs coffee and
wood ashore Thursday evening
inst Naggs Head ahd False Cape distant
the M. The captain and abandoned the ship in
morning about A. NJ and off by the orig Fo
bound Norfolk and subsequently by the pilot Aid
Drummond, from The Pioneer aud arrived Norfolk Nom
for several days, and the exhausted by ncesant
pumping When aba the in five or six Loos
wilh FIVE feet in her hold About DAYS previous TO
abandonment one thfd Of her THAT portion between
and her doubt total loss Captain Heulon o the
brig Poneer letter TO his owners says have GOT 30 Tar
in the brig Pioneer from Turks snd which place left on
the 18th INST with salt took off the CAPTAIN ana ali h,nds
south Of this, which vessel sinking condition;
have 10 send them by the Pilot Boat Aid Drummond
being short oil provisions for hands, ~ number
Have experienced very heavy weather and split my sails all
pieces. .
BARayE MypARA -Bsque Bron,es at Charleston reports
that on the d inst when on Cape Henry NV 20 miles spoke
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sunny days draw them on the pave in abundance. Still
there Is drawback in this in all other things In
in the street. only after dark the sensitive cheek
decacy often made to blush by the appearance OF
these girls Of the town walking boldly in the public tho
Last night and the night before two thousand people
sat down to listen to the lyric tragedy OF Norma at
the Howard Athsnaum The Seguins did admirably; MIR
and effective. do not remember to have seen more
brilliant audience together in this city for long period
than this occasion drew together Great pains have been
taken to procure the assistance OF good orchestra in
which the managers have succeeded fully The opera
season will be q brilliant one.
Mrs g. II Barrett is performing in new play ut the
Museum written expressly for her by Bosonian II is
called Florine, or the Chateau dAurayn-Chevaler
Paul the hero They get their pieces at this
establishment in the best and to the play
of which have spoken, it is well written and contains
many passages. think Is destined to live which
saying much for productions Of this character
days.
As the time for our State election approaches the poll
teal papers begin with exhortations to their
spective parties, to rally and be the cause of
JUSTICE and all those cant phrases of political calbre
Among other matters as engaging that of politics at
this time the Yankees appear to be getting young
Railroad fever in imitation of the folks the
Our legislature will be full of railroad business,
granting new charters and extending old ones. Add
to these subjects, the eternal water question: to
the introduction into the city of pure water Ia Croton,
tina. Boston folks are full
Produce dealers holding their stock till they get the
by the Great Western and conside rable anxiety is
manifested to learn what her intelligence may be.
1t Is cold and clear this morning
Sales Of Stocks at Boston.
Brokers' BOARD, Oct. 2s-l2 shs Boston and Prov RR,
49, so Old Colony RR lo4; 60 Western RR, 97s; do,
90 do, boods, ut; so do IT 76s; l55 Long Island R
Tag 74l 90 do bol5ds 74I; 6l0 do bolOds TAI; 100
Reading RR 26s so do s20ds 26. 400 East Boston Co.
bol0ds i43; 200 do bol5ds, l4i; SO do. l4a.
SECOND BoARD--25 shs Western RR bol0ds, 9sll; 1876
do, bolods 9sf; 26 do 9st
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Flour Markets.

. BUFFALO, Oct 1.-THE receipts since our last have
been pretty free but the advance in canal freight which
mas now reached 90 cents on Flour, and 20 cents
Wheat from Buffalo to tide water together with the adj
vance on the river prevents extensive sales for ship
ment we understand the retailing price of down
for the remainder OF the will be on Flour per Dbl
III cents In Flour tho only transaction we have to
note is the sale OF 400 barrels Adrian Mills, Wabash at
sag Several csrgoes Of Wheat are on the market for
which holders have not yet received offer The car.
go othe brig H. 46l4 bushels Chicago WIS sold to ar.
rive some days ago wo invoices OF corn viz $50
bushels on the Argyle and 600 do on the avre were
also sold to arrive, and go through to Knowesvile
irncpal articles OF export by canal Saturday Flour,
barrels, ,2O7; Wheat, bu, 6,36.
ALBAry, Oct 2s-The operations in Flour are limited
ut S3sa for Genesce and Western in good order There
are several loads Of Wheat ahoat and sales have been
made at Hoe. Barley sells at SOL two rowed,
ana ooc forfour rowed. Oats Ale Rye 7lIc. Whiskey
zoe. Bag Salt at l2al2Ic. White Beans los Cd.
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Sales OF stocks Mt PhiladeIphla.

BosToS, Oct %, Is45
Specdations in Frm, and Flour-Tne Ellen Jpett' Muir.
dsr-More NeWspapers-Tempieton, the VocaHst- Thea.
trieais--The W.atho-state Election, &c.
Large quantities of Malaga fruit begin to arrive and
advces from thence state that there will more that an
average crop This is sad some of the specula
tors, who have been slightly taken in Barque Peytona
At this port which brings tho latest intelligence had an
invoice equalling ten thousand whole boxes of raisns
and about six hundred kegs Of grapes There has been
large arrivals Of flour By the western railroad within
day or two past and there appears to be still more
coming being the result of the late speculation conss.
qaent upon the European news 1t is believed bv deal
ers here that there will be permanent rise shortlv
though perhaps Of moderate amount This is certainly
very reasonable considering the call hat inevi-
tsbly be made for future shipments to Europe
You have before the receipt of this laid before your
readers the horrible murder that has thrown our com
munity into such excitement. II is a second edition of
the Ellen Jewett affair of New York, resembling it even
in the sckening date OF fact Officers have been sent IN
every direction TO secure the person Of the supposed
is Albert J. Tirrell reckless being but who united
dren He had kept the victim, Maria A. Bickord as his
mistress in this city for considerable period Up to the
ume OF my writing TINS, ne has not been arrested.
With twelve daily papers in Boston, still to
have another, to be called "7Ae Boston Daily Star
published on the penny sys stem, and edited by Leander
Richmond Star Mr. streeer facetiousy remarks in his
prospectus 1.-THE FIRST number will be issued gratis
rate which 1t hoped, will insure lively demand Tor
az eas, that edition # for no more hope the Corporal
may succeed but with population Of only an hundred
anu nifty thousand, we have papers enough That por.
2, sne democratic party here known as the radicals
are also about to start daily paper to be called GTT,
mIe,e,my ms will be under the immediate patronage
four years f""y "ay iVe 'or
or whom you had prepared goodly
Demosthenes will give his first entertainment bars n
Monday evening next We await with impatencs for
the tuning OF this Harp Of the North Ito viii 90,
four in Boston at this time previous to
prince of pianists, NJ de Meyer, after MIR Temrleon
presume. We look TO you Tor information concern;nng
these arstes see by the Courier des Eats Uni, ,ha,
Augusta is in New York. Is this the case and NO en-
gagement yet announced with her for ut the
Parkl Surely Mr. Simpson is not napping-he who is
WON'T cater so literally for his patrons this queen
to shine"
we are having Indian summer just now Yesterday
and the day before extremely mild and pleasant
great coats staid at home, and Washington street
crowded with gey colors and brighter eyes We can't
exactly vie with Broadway, but there are some very
handsome ladies In Boston nevertheless and these mild
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MEDICAL NOTICE.
DR. COOPER

nR COOPER II Duane street. between Chatham ano WE
- liam streets has for the last ten years conhned NJ
ice g the treatment Of venerea mecurial ana otner
of delicate nature Dr. Cooper spent years IN
Lock Hospital and enjoyed the most
extensive practice private diseases oil any ne"es NAV
disease and milo removed IN two 70 nve u1y Inc Dr.
his PATIENTS 10 leave until perfect cure is performed
srctureDoct Cooper has dscoyereda new method by
two weeks with scarcely any pain TO the patient
Debility brought BY secret habit ndulg
Cd m Nv vopnu meu-Ths when too freely INDUCED in be-
gets dypepsa weakness Of the iimbq and small Of the back
confu s;on OF intellect frgculness papston Of the hca
and aversion society warranted in every
charge. ,
door there deceptive and calculated impose
upon the creduous IN the block Dr. Cooper the only
lifted physician who advertises ia this street o30 mfr