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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-07-10
sale Official Estate.

DY virtue of an act Of the General Assembly ofthe
ID State of Indiana passed at its last session,
will expose 10 Public Auction on Saturday, the 18th
day OF judy next between the hours OF 10 o'clock
A. NJ, and o'clock p NJ. said day, the Court
House door ian Evansville One fourth part of Loi
No %, in the Lower Enlargement of the City Of
Evansville Indiana. The property of the heirs Of
Thomas Dewey, late of Vanderburgh County, decd
The above Lot is pleasantly situated having a con-
venient Dwelling House and stable upon it.. A good
Warrantce Deed will be given.
Terms OF SALE CAsH.-but delay oftllree months
will be given ON with approved security.
JOHN INGLE-Jr. Admir-.
RoB'r NIGHTINGAIg, Atty in fact for heir.
lie lid&wIw
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-07-10
THE YUCATAN INDIANS.

Mr.. Stephens in his Incidents OF Travel,
in Yucaian, gives The following account OF
the condition of the People who have finally
turned upon their masters:
The Indians are of two classes; vaceros
or tenders OF cattle and horses, who receive
twelve dollars per year, with five almundas
or maise per week-and labradores, or la
borers, who are also called Luneros, from
their obligation, in consideration of their
drinking the wafer of the hacienda, to work
Tor the master without pay on Lunes or Mon.
day. These last constitute the great body oil
The Indians, and besides their obligation to
work on Monday, when they maryland have
families, aud, OF course, need more water
they are obliged to clear, SOW, aud gather
twenty micates of maise for the master, each
micale being twenty four square yards -
When the bell Of the church is struck five
times, every Indian is obliged 10 60 forth.
with 10 the hacienda, and, for a real day
and a ration OF three cents worth Of maise
do whatever work the master or his delegate,
the major domo, may direct.
The authority Of the master or his dele.
gate over these is absolute He settles al
disputes between the Indians themselves,
and Furnishes for offences, acting both a,
Judge and execu;ioner. II the major dome
punish an Indian unreasonably, the latter ma.
complain TO his masler-an 1.-THE master re
fuse to give him redress, or himself Furnishes
an Indian unreasonably, the latter may apply
for his discharge. There is no obligation
upon him to remain on the hacienda unless
he is in debt 10 his master, but practically
this binds him hand and foot. The Indians
are all mproyideni, anticipate their earnings,
never have two days. provision in store, and
never keep any accounts.
A dishonest master may always bring them
IN debt, and generally they are really so. II
able TO pay off the debt, the Indian is emit
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-07-10
CITY CLOTING STORE.
= kOHN

No. "a, Min street, EransviRe, Ind,
NJ ILL keep constantly on hand, a large and gen
w eral assortment of dress, frock and sack Coats
suitable for all seasons; Cloth and Cashmere pants
fancy Cashmere, Brown Linen, Linen checks, weed
and Corduroy Pants of every variety and price to
suit customers: plain and fancy Silk aid Velvet
Vests, Marsees OF all colors and all kinds of
mon Vests; fine and common Cravats and Scarfs;
Pocket Handerchefs Linen and Linen bosom Shirts;
common do; Flannel do and draws; Hats; Caps;
Boots; Shoes, &c, sc. utr
My fri nds and the public are respectfully invited
! 10 give me a call. je % dy.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-07-10

DY virtue Of an order OF the Probate Court OF Van
ID derburgh County Indiana. will on Saturday
the 18th day of July between the hours of 10 o.
clock A. NJ, and O'Clock p NJ, OF said day expose
to sale at Public Auction at The Court House door II
the CITY OF Evansville, Lots Nos 9, 10, IL and -, in
Block No in the ith enlargement adjoining The
city OF Evansville TO pay the purchase money. The
bove lots beon gng the Estate of Franc Chamber
deceased.
Terms OF SALE.-One half cash and credit Of
months will be giveu the other hs II with approx
ed security. JOHN INGLE Admir- with the viii
annexed. ELI
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-07-10

PRINcIPLEs OF CANDIDATEs.-The Locofoco
papers attempt to ,aunt the Wings upon the
alleged poverty Of Taylor's principles. 1t is
true the poor Wings are not SO rich in this re-
spect as their opponents; for their candidate
MIR. Cass, has very extensive assortmcn: OF
every variety, suited TO every taste, on all ques-
,ions-for and against Texas--ser and against
the WiImot Proviso--in short, he has stock
Of political sentiments, precisely adapted to
every state of circumstances. Gen. Taylor
;s moi half so well of His whole stock Of
poIitical capital consists in the honesty, sim
plici,y aud sincerity with which he declares
that the viii Of the people, as expressed thro
their representatives. 10 Congress, shall shape
the policy of the government. Let the reo-
ple rule. says OLD Zach, For Il at IS the true
tin ory Of d Republic.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-07-10
AUGUST ELECTION, Is4s.
ate of Indiana, Vanderburgh County. SIS:

I SAMUEL Il. JENKINS, Clerk of the Vanderburgh
i, Circuit Court do certify that at the General
on the first Monday in August next, the following
several officers to be chosen, wit: one Repre-
sentative in The General Assembly for the State o.
Indiana, one county Auditor, one Prosecuting Attor
ney, one Coroner, and one county Commissioner for
the first district. 5. Il. JENKINS, Clerk
Juy7 of the Vanderburgh Circuit Court.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-07-10
NOTICE CITY TAX PAYERS.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Common Coun.
IN ell OF the city OF Evansville will sit as board
Of Equalization to correct errors in the assessmen OF
Personal Property and equalize the valuation OF real
estate, reqired by law, At the Office of John j.
Chandler on Monday the 18th inst, at O'Clock A
NJ, and continue in session for three days and Until
said obi cts are accomplished
BY order of the Council,
jy7lt JOHN j. CHANDLER, City Clerk
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-07-10
LAND FOR SALE.

/ AM authorized to sell at private sale 90 acres of
l. land the east half of the south quarter of
is well ID Gated and the title indspuiable For terms
uppy 10 lily 81 w DUNBAR.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-07-10
GLOVES! GLovEsn cLovEs!n

af1sdl. LADIES superfine light and dark colored
gYItHI Kid Gloves, supertine Black do, superfine
lYlIJ White do, superfine white and colored SILK
and superfne black Gloves and Miis for sale low
% [apI5l NORRIS ). JOHNSON
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-07-10
SEVEN DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE
ARRlNAL OF THE STEAM SHIP
G. A M BRIA.

Highly Important from France Gloomy Pros
poets of the Republic-Prince Louis Napole.
on declared Admissible to the Assembly
Defeat of the Chartists-heland more quieI
Tho Italian Cause Adpancing-Fight al
Riuilta-Lombardy Annered to Piedmont
De. DC.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-07-10

w + are prepared to receive at the Lamasco Steam
w Flour Mills, Wheat, Flour Barrels,
Slaves and Heading, Wood, &C., at the high
est market prices.
lie 27d&wlm S. G. CLIFFORD 81 co.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-07-10

The renowned Tom Steel, the Head Pacifi-
Gator of Ireland, under Mr.. O'Connell, died on
the 18th ult., in consequence of injuries re-
sulting from his attempt to destroy himself.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-07-10

In England nothing of importance has trans
pied The proposed Chartist demonstration
by which il was hoped to redeem the fail
ure to the previous one, did not take place a
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-07-10
LIST OE LETTERS.

EMAINING uncalled for in the Post Othce at
Evansville Indiana, on the tirst day OF JULY
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-07-10
CASH FOR WHEAT!

B. T. DUPUY, P. NJ.
Post Office. Evansville, La. iy6
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2lrfuIirenbe MeIiefnDten


au6 tem Isetsn Sabrss:Ssribts bs6 @sns.
rokNubitcr6 9sbt berpcri bab nocb 1881 ,664
&ssfnotsn i'm llmlaufs Ino, unb ;par BON
fcl9eneen Sanfen:
Sanf bon 9eortDsrn 9ibsrtis8 $7O,OOOI
SaEf pcn @ermantaun 1924
Sanf bon Nslaipare @auntD 42,557
SarmerS Sanf pon Buds @auntD 23,055
parrlSbur9 Sanf 37,200I
QoneaIter Sanf lS,l3O|
Sanf bon Wibpletom 1912
Sarmers Sanf BON Qantaifsr $4,000
Sanf bon @bamberstur9 $4,000
Carlisle Sanf 29,127
Mcnon9absla Sanf su SrounSpiae l9,4OO|
Sanf BON Nortbumbsrlano 1s,4OO|
QSpomn9 Sanf su RilfsSbarre 1902
Sanf ron Qsrpistaun 24,559|
Columbia Sanf u. Sri6sn @cmpanD 1l,879|
Wcpomenlin9 Sanf 1900
Sanf BON penn Saunibip 36,sOO
MonufoftursrS unb Msbanc6 Sanf 1850
Hcrtbampton Sanf 4,723|
@rban9s Sonf pon pitt6bur9 s3,775|
MsCbanieS unb Manufaftursr6 Sanf
BON Yittsbur9 63,30O
sSarmerS Sanf BON Seabina $4,000
Sonf bon Susqubanna SauntD 5000
Gbancn Sanf 9,97O|
9Self Srdnfb Sanf 6,IOO|
8arms.S unb 9roperS Sanf Dor QSops
nssbur9 16,45O|
MinsrS Sanf pon Yottspile 9,636
Oorf Sanf 36,225
Ganeaifsr @auntp Sanf 1O,O5O|
@tie Sanf l24,774|
Sanf BON @sttpSbur9 1883
Sanf BON Sbeifsr @auntD 22S|
Der pUOs Sstras an 9slisfnotsn Der BON Der
Sowanbas uno SsrfS Gauntp Sanf aus9sssbsn
wuros, iit bsrstS am GtaatSs9basamt elm;
9slclt worosn. 9a bon bsipen Sanfsn natbs
ssmabts ober falits &sIisfnotsn i'm llmaufs
warsn, mag fid Sober Dor @habsn bitsn, oa
bic nod sirfulirsnbsn gang msrtblc5 fino. Die
&sliefnctsn pcn esn 9sbrctbsnsn Sanfcn bsbnls
ten ibrsn 8srtb, neil Der Staat psrbunpsn III
eislslbsn einSuISlsn,
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6em. Scptt 1uS S,eu. 9ypIf. -gi

aItss Sprtbmcrt ia9t: "0tspublifsn linb uns
oantbar y une balTeIbs fbsnt Ib AUDI jest III
psrmlrfIibsn. Der Correspondent bs6 "pubs
lie eebssr' ttrsibt BON QGaibinstcn: "@snsral
Seott 1T iuspsnbirt unb nod) g6albinatcn bss
rreert." Sn onbsren QSprtsn, prs1bsnt Yclf,
Der ObsrsSefsDI5babsr BON Der qano. unb Sses
mabt, Mil ben prafttbsn Semeis liefrn, oas
ct Elm 9rbbsrsr 9snsral iff alS Seott unb bat
lbm OaDsr bsfcblsn nab QBafbinstcn III frilsn
unO Ns3snibaft bon fensn 3anolun9sn ;u 9es
ben. 9SObI m6bte man bier ia9sn, "&spubs
lIfsn itnb uneanfbar," nur tarf ss nibt psrs
9siIen psrbsn, oas ss nibt bic &epublif, fons
bern Ssrsn weifsr Yre eltpsnt iif, Der ben @sniss
ffrs6 bs9sbt, ben fommanbrsnpen General ats
jurutsn, sbs Der Sris9 bssnbist 1T, um psasitbt
in Waibln9tcn elm dbnIi1ss Yrirn1piel, wis
NIT Obsrif Sremont, ;u bs9innsn. 9Sas Iaat
jest oa6 GoIf su fclbsn flsinlibsn Sanbluns
gen osS 9rpssn Obsrbauptss unisrsr Nepublif
QSsroen ite nibt bic Ssrabtune aIe 9srjenioen
bsrpcrrufsn, Die rpabrsS 8sroisnit su fbdbsn
rriHen?
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anifslt. Der Nbtb. Scbn Sanfs bat surtb

anifsat Der 2tbtb. Sobn Sanfs bat eurtb
tsn WsrfabHn bsi 8srmaltuns oss miebtisen
Nmtss ben beicnesrsn 9anf bsS 0plfss psrs
olsnt, uno mir mcllsn bofsn pas 60 sinsn 70 gee
treusn Sfsntdsn 9isnsr in 3ufunft nibt psrs
9slIsn 'pirb. Rur 9baos, bas Elm Mann bon
10 ansrfanntsn Sdbisfsihn 70 balb nS pripats
lsben jurlid9sordn9t wiro, um sinsm 2(nbsrn
Naum iu MAIDEN, Der in pcltifbsr S9initbt
'nsbr @unit bel Der sessnwdrti9sn Ssfse9stuns
BAT, als ct.
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Ein fblrbter Kunoe. - Srbn HeuId)<
member tr9enbwr in Der Ndbe BON l3amturs,
SsrfS sauntn ipoDnbaft, untsrfbrieb am 20.
0seember 1o46 fir Den Ssobad)tsr, nit bem
SerfPrsden Die Sutfcrption talO 81 bs;ubtsn,
mo5 obsr Bis jeet ncb nibt 9sftbsbsn iff. Ser
pUitmsiifer bon Qambur9 fbrsbt uns, oas CT
ltb jest msi9ert feline 3situn9 aufunebmn.-
@r fbuIcst unS ST. 60 uno Icbalp man RON fsis
ner 3abIuns6fdbi9fsit ilbsrSeu9t 1T, rpsresn mir
ibn psrfta9en, onbsrnfaa6 absr iinen Romsn
ouf Die fbwar2 Qilfs ItBen.
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Der Ltberale 1seobactter.
Geabtna, BEN L. Jebrnar ISNS.

E. w. CARR, No. 44O North Fourth St.,
Philadelphia, is our authorized Agent, for recei-
wing advertisements and subscriptions to this pa
per.
GFS Samusl Te9elp unb Scbn 8. Mpsrs,
Siqs., BON Der @sieg9ebun9, bonfsn mir fir
tffentlid)e 9cfumtnte.
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Srittiicbe &iberalitGt.

lbs Ns9lsrun9 bat Iabribt 9sSsben, bas am
l. WsdrS ls49 oo6 alts SoGsSpitsm, mpcrtr>
ts SropfcfTe tstrefsnb, misbsr in Strait trstsn
foll' mitbin bort an jenem Sage Die brittilcbs
etbsroIltdt auf, ~cpOn prslbsnt pplf in Isinsr
lsetsn Sotibaft 70 psI 5u ribmsn musts, bas
ite unlern eanbbauern einen sntrdeIicbenMarft
fit ibrs prOrafts perfbahte. t3ufclae Der Sos
fOfOfO Sbsorie mare eS jset Yfibt unfsrer 0ts.
9srun9, Den Sarif BON 1842 wsber bcr,ufsaen,
absr msr 9Iaubt WcbL Oas lis sS tDun uirb ?
Die Ssbauptun9 Der QSbi9S: "pas England
Die frsis einfubr unisrsr SrOptOffs nur 70 lans
sc srIaubsn rpirb, ale sS Der 5un9er ba,u nts
tbI9t" 1T uno blsibt wabr. Sset 100 England
Ausltbtsn bat, fcpisl Yrobufts su iisbsn, als
sum llntsrbaIt fsinsr Sep6lfsruns n6tDi9 lfno,
frrSsrt ss bon unfsrn Sausrn fbmsre Qbaabsn
fur bic einfibruns ibrss lsbsrfuITss. Scr
Wnrft in Der Seimatb 1T uno bleibt immsr Der
iibrrifs fir unfere Sousrn.
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SSp blei6t Der SSinter ?-0is onbats

SSp bleibt Der SSSinter ?-Dis onDats
tsno 9eIinOs QSittrun9 fir risls SaDrSeit bat
Die 2Ssttsrwsiisn auf ben @infou 9ebrabt bas
Der QSinter fir bssmal gang ousblsibsn wiro.
90 iib bisfs Olsinun9 psrwirflibt, mus bic
3ufunft lsbrsn, bcb fbsint ss bas fie iiemlib
psit psrbrsitet iff. Sn Obo fOatsn beuts Die
@onals miecsr er6fnet wsrosn unb Die @bus
pIfia GanaIseompanp bat bslblc0sn ibrsn @as
nal am lifsn NtdrS NIT QSalsr Su fiasn. Gs
lbsnt eemnob bas bisfe Qsuts fsinsn QEintsr
mebr srmarten. User meb obs 70 burtbasbt.
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GIN 9sWlnsr ganefuiber, Pamen6 Eibaro
Kern, Der itb NIT Der SDsrorjnsifunos bsfbdfs
ti9t uno i'm leeNn Ser bts bier cine ,3stlan0 Isin
QSeisn tritb, bat itb ppr ein9cn 2Sobsn aus
Dem Stoube 9cmadt lsiosr absr, aeitb alien
Icisn 969en, feinsS @Isitben, psr9stn bic SIS
ju bsSnblsn mcld)s CT un8 fbuIoi9 1T. CT bat
nab ieiner @ntmsibun9 bon bier isin Nuarticr
in el6ancn auf9sfbIo9sm no CT matrl6sinlb
70 Ian9e bIeiten ,piro mie fejn Grcpit rausrt-
llniere Sreunbs in Qi6onon msrbsn wobltbun,
spenn iie bisis QGornun9 teobtsn. SUOts Der
SQr. 9oftor s6 jsbob fir gut finben, un6 ben
lbulDi9sn Setro9 Su iibsrfenpsn 70 wsrosn mir
nlbt srman9eln i'm Bel srltsr @tlc9snbsit ais
osn Sbrllbifsn a0er 2(u5piber 81 lotsn.
9a wlr aus 5uverIdfl9sr 0usGe srfaDrsn
babsn, oab Der 9ebobts Or. &ern fbcn antern
Srufsrn IN YDuooelpbia unb fOnltmo, dDnli;
bs Strsltbe 9sfpsIt babsn foa, 70 nsbmsn nil
am eas sr sS DaipHdblb barauf abssfsbsn
bat bic 9rufsr iu bsIbminbsln, oabsr srluben
mir unfsre I9srren @Oas9en ron Ger prsie bst
cbi9en 9Sarnun9 sinsn &aum in bren reIpsf.
tlSsn Sldttsrn 81 9sbsn, poburb Iis Tb flbIi
pcr Shaoen fihern unp bsm putlfum ensn
peisntlibsn 9ienif lsiifsn merbsn.
THE UNION MAGAZINE. Die Sc.
bruars9tummer bieisr bslebtn Mcnatfbrifl
1T uns ju9efommen uno fam bei uns in 9(u.
9snIbetn 9snommen wsrben. Sis 1T nit sin
gen id6nsn Stablifibsn psrSisrt rnb sntba
eine Dlsn9e auserIeisner Qtsrotur, bic Den as
rinasn Yrsi6 tOppslt spsrtb iit Der oafhr per-
lan9t miro. SIR ba5 9dDsy iisbs ben Yro
| fpsftus in elmer anoern Spalts.
THE BERKS COUNTY LEGION:-9i
srifs Drummer oisiss Dor einissn 98obsn burd
Die Joerrsn &sinbart unb Snpber an9efinoi9
ten Slatts6 mabts am vorlestsn 9isnifa9e b
re @rfbsnun9. Sis bat elm 9efalli9ss 2nie
ben unb itertrfft an @r6se aIe Sldttsr BIZ
lset in Serfs @ountD erftensn. 9N69en un
srs Nabbatn rsibIibsn qcbn fur ibre Oslb
frntsn une in aaem, aussr Der politjf, raisn
D. @sfhdtts motbsn.
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DcnniplYanilhe 8eieb9ebuns.
Stcbenoe Gommitteen oes Senate:

Stebenoe Gommitteen oes Senate:
SinanSen: 9arlls, gratb, Slaf, Gan,
cerien uno O1aIon.
SerihtsweIen Ganosrfom SobnIon
Slaf, 1B. S. Solution uno greacraft.
Nehnunsen: Olattbias, Ssnner, Smps
Ger, Sill uno Stitb.
Ssradenfhafen uno 6simfdlle: @mtb,
Wattbias, Streeter, Srawlp uno Sing.
pcnfonen II. Selhenfe: Dlibples,partb,
Soas, SmaI unb Sablsr.
gorpcraticnen: Sobnicn, 5arris, W1ats
tbias, WiepIeswartb uno WlaIcn.
Sanfen: gratb, ellis, 0arIte, Screan
unc Sef.
SnIanoi16e SerbclTsrunscn 8inis,
grakt, Sanfep, OUsrfislo uno sarrie.
lSahlcitrifte $epis, Sficbarbs. Beiler,
Scas une greaerof.
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sSeuer Sur; Dor II lIbrt am Samfa9
Abenp, murben Die @inmobnsr BON GsaoIn9
burb Den Muf 8susr aus Dem SbIafe 9smeft.
Cine aIts Srdmlbeusr bs6 Grn. 96n. 2Gsimer,
fat am dussrtsn @nos csr Hcro 6tsn Stras
bs, ftanb in lieben SIammsn uno oa fsinQBaI.
fer in Der HiDe mar, brannte iis NIT allsmSns
baIts fbnsl bi6 auf ben @runo nspsr. Sis
SsusrIsute battsn juf ibre 9tpporats in Orb.
nuns, aIs Die brennsnosn Sriimmsr jnfommsu.
iftrjtsn unb nur Elm Nfbsnbaufsn ibris mar.
Man 9laubt all9emsin bas ca6 Seusr purd)
mutbwi(i9e Sranoitftun9 sntifanb.
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Ser SpnsreEs bat pdbrsno lester @rs
tbe feline nsue GeFbdftt 6s9cnnsn uno lit init
osn oItsn nod niht ftrti9; oaDsr njbtS Nsues
pon isnsm SSrpsr.
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S5D6it tpiebti9.-e5 9eibiebt nur isI.
ten oas mir unlsrs geisr NIT 8rrrsrun9en fir
GsIe beIdifi9en, baber srnartsn mir absr AUDI
Sa6 eine fcI6s Nnfcrbsrun9 nibt unbeabtst
blsitt, rpsnn fis sinnal srfbsnt. Die 3sit 1T
nabH no mir bsbeutsnbs 5ablun9sn iu MAIDEN
baben, bic nibt auf9sIboten msrtsn ftnnn,
oabsr mobten mir ale oisjsn9en unisrer 9ssbrs
ten &uneen, Die 2 rbsr mebr Sabre nit Sss
SabIun9 Der Subfcription i'm 9lifitants fnb,
ernlfIib sriulbsn i'm 2aufs bisfs5 WlonatS abs
Substablsn, moju iis mdbrsnb pcn @currwp1en
Die Bette @sle9enbeit babsn merbsn. 9isrns
gen BON pslbsn mir ba6 @jelo DEFENDERS germ
bdtten iino bsreit6 burb Ns6nun9en baran
ernnsrt Cber WerHen nd6ifen5 boran crinnsrt
wsroen; @in9e Capon ifsbsn in @sfaDr psrtla9t
ju werben, ODER, 100 bas 3erfLnQsn ncbt ratbs
fam 1T, auf Die Mbmorjs QIts" 81 fommsn,
wsnn fs bisis 2lufcrbcrun9 unbsabtst tai1sn.
@S Wirp Secsm Isidt fein Die &lsni9fsit su 6ss
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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-03-08
Rv X. ". DYER, .9uctSoneer.

NEGRO HORSE, CARTS, FURNITURE &c. AT
~ AUCTION-On Saturday the llth of March, at 9
o'clock D. m shall sell by virtue of deed OF trust duly
recorded in ber w b. No. Ia, folios 49 and 49,
the land records Of Washington county, 7th street, be-
and streets, (he flag will designate the house
the following articles, viz,
One negro man, about 33 years of age
One brown mare, two carts and gear
One cow, four beds, bedseads, and bedding
Four tables, twelve chairs, clock, one settee
One ten plato and kitchen furniture
Terms at sale. II. w. DYER,
March I-eod Auctioneer
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-03-08
by II. ". DYER, .s,sciSomeer,

VALUABLE LOTS AT AUCTION.--On Thursday even.
ing next, the 9th instant, O'Clock, shall SELL in
front of the premises lots Nos. Al, A. 43, a. and 49, in
square No S These lots will be subdvided into five lots
fronting each 20 feet Ninth street west between and
streets south, by depth of I25 feet each
Also, LOT No 81 in square, fronting * feet south
square with the Methodist Church. what termed the
Island, and very desrably located for building lots
Terms OF sae One-thrd of the purchase money in cash
the balance in equal payments OF six and twelve months
for notes bearing interest and satisfactorily secured
X. w. DYER,
March 3-eod&dsn AuctioneeT
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RALT!MoRE ACADEMY FOR YOUNG LADIES,

J FO LcIIhKtOH-stTeeNs-Ih MS UOuTshnX
ton, under the direction of Mr. ARCHER graduate of West
Point Academy and Mrs ARCHER is delghtiuy sit
uated for the convenience and health of all concerned
The assistants in all the departments, English branches,
Modern Languages, Music, Ne, selected in reference
to superior abilities and diligence in their profession The
advantages offered by the Institution inferior to
in the country, and its excellence will be fully attested by
the gentlemen named below who for the most part have
have had daughters in it. The average number OF pu-
pills from various sections of the for the last seven
years has been about one hundred yearly.
Refer Major General Scott, u s. A. Bishop Johns,
Richmond, Va Rev Dr. Wyatt; Rev Thomas Atkinson !;
Rev j. M. Duncan, ID. d. Rev. ]. G. Hammer, d. D.,
Baltimore Hon. Stephenson Archer, Md. (; J. n. Bernard,
ESQ.,, Va DIR. VI. w Tabb, Va. Hon. A. p Bagby, Ala
bama Hon. w L. Sharkey, Miss. /; David Hunt Miss.
March s-2aw4