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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-08-11
POLAND, PRATHER & SMITH.
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MANUFACTURES AND DEALERS wHoLEs ALE AND RETAIL
HATS, CAPS, FUR GOODS,
i5j Main street, Louisville, Kentucky.
DEIN successors and former partners in one Of the
oldest and most successful Hat Houses in the West
country, take the liberty to notify the customers
old firm and the public generally of the fact and
thar continue the business at the old stand uuder
usual advantages, with large stock Of Fresh Goods
One of our firm is now in the East with leash in hand
the purchase and manufacture of such kinds of goods
cannot be got up here TO advantage.
Our long experience and improved arrangements in
Manufacturing and Importing, and our acquaintance
with the business and the wants and tastes of the West
and South fully qualify at all times supply
toners with the very best of goods i'm line the
most favorable terms. For undOubted short pa
per will be always Pre- pared 20 sell a: the i0pest
Edst6rR prices.
The fact is we'll established that the STYLE Of our
DRESS HATS is peculiarly adapted to tastes and
wants of the South and West and of superior work
ship and maera-we warrant them 10 excel all others.
We say to Merchants visiting city that our rAtx.
1884, in extent and variety, DC exceled
in any market and that We resolved maintain the
reputation heretofore acquired by the firm of of T. s.
Barber Co., of selling the best and the cheapest goods
in the market. POLLARD, PRATHER * SMITH.
Louisville, July2O, 1852. IauglO-lmd.l
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NEW BOOKS.

DESTORATION of Monarchy in France by Larnartno
IL W hat saw, in London,
Uncle Toms Cabin,
Hadley's life Of Empress Josephine,
Wide Wide World,
People have met bv y. p. Willis,
What hav, e'niE y YORK,
The Kuhn "a Abtcr,
Just reed and for sale by L. CONVICTION s. co.
aug-1l, corner Main and First streets.
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ST. CHARLES RGSTAURAT.

NTESSRS. GUMBEBTS 81 WHITMAN have taken the
VI large threestory brick building the German
Theatre where they will be happy 10 accommodate their
friends and the public generally, in the mos. approved
style Their Bar will at all times be supplied with the
choicest drinkables, and the best imported Cigars
splendid lunch viii be set at 10 o'clock day, with
those hast plates of SOUP and all the other luKures Of
the season. Gentlemen can be accommodated at ali
hours in the day with any dish that cur market will az
ford. Mr. Whitman has had long experience in catering
to the public palate and will doubt be appreciated in
Evansville. ljy223ml
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NEW YORK CLOTHING STORE,

WATER STREET, NEWT TO HoRNBFooK RrRTIs GROCERY
6etceea .lfaiR and Sycamore.
:. GUM BERTS, Wholesale ~
and Retail Clothing Manufactu- T,TrSN
,sz.5azs- rer, has Just received large as ~
--->e sOrtment of Superior Black Cas- ~
simere and various coOrS; ase assortment of SAITH
ncits Casine5 and Twccds; also, Black SILK and Satin
and other Vests and common Vests of all kinds In con
necon with his large stock of Clothing, he Will keep
fine assortment of Hats and Caps Carpet Bags and Trunks
also fine assortment of fine Linen Shirts and Cravats,
ana various other articles.
He is prepared to sell Clothing, wholesale and retail,
much cheaper than any house in this city, and sOlics
continuance Of the patronage lberaly bestowed upon
him. Come and give "a call.
using in my establishment Patent SeUiRg
Machine. which enables to make upcheapCr than any
other establishment which does not then Tn Ma
chine is working revolution in the Tailoring Business
have obtained the sole right TO sell patent rights of this
invention in Vanderburgh codnty and ask from the trade
examination Of this machine
mhl6 S. GUMBERIS.
p. 81 take for Clothing niany kind, and
make To order in the best style.
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EVANSVILLE BOOK STORE.

TUST RECEIVED,
y The Biithdale Romance, by HAWTHORNE.
Peep at Number ), by Trusta,
The Days of Bruce, by G.. Aguilar:
Uncle Toms Log Cabin, by III. Il. Stowe;
Agnel on Chess
Women of the Revolution;
Memoirs of Margaret Fuller Ossoli;
Women of Israel, by Grace Aguiar;
Hume's History of England Volumes;
Gibbons do do Rome do;
Restoration Of Monarchy in France, vols, by La:
MARITIME;
Dicks Works;
Rollin;
Josephus;
Irvings Works;
Drayton, Story of american Life;
BY laug4l SAM LISTER
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LICENSE NOTICE.

III persons knowing themselves indebted to the eity
y for License are requested to call upon me at my Of
flee corner Main and Second streets where the! can
nav mn Office open until O'Clock p. NJ.
Nssugiet WILLIAM HUGHES, c. c.
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IOHN c. DEVEREUX, JR., Wholesale and Retail
u dealer in Wall Paper. Fire Screens Window Blinds
Ieasters, Wrapping and Roofing Paper Lamps Phosgene
Gas etc. ETC., Main street, between First and Second
, Streets aug lVlyl
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NOTICE no CITY DEBTQRS.

TIHOSE parties whom have notified ofimProycments
made by order of the ely their lots, alloys or sldc
walks are requested to call upon me AMI pay up as soon
rs possible as do not like 10 sell real estate
auo4;-6t WILLIAM HUGHES, c. c.
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CARPENTEa'S PLANES.

Nd Mechanics Tools OF all kinds and of the very best
~ quality. on hand and constantly receiving fresh sup
plies, at the sign 0; the Mill Saw.
MS =. g. GRIFFITH.
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4 LII who want the choicest kind Of FAMiY GROCERIES,
~ al very cheap rates. look foe the sign the top Of
the house, T. l. Bedfords Cnea,. Family Grocery,
Ber Second and Oak streets.
Mr. b. will keep constantly hand an assortment Of
Family Groceries Of the very best qualify. and will sell
them very low. lis motto is QUICK sales and small
profits. iune % If
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HATS! HATS!! I.ATs!!!

have but little time 10 make hats in advance Gus
y toners will ind Il to their advantage % call and
ave their sizes registered, three day before they
Sant the Hat pay particular attetif 10 ordered
-ts Iiesl .AUTIER.
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school Notice.

III 300 doz white Cotton asstd.
$50 I" mixed T" -
$50 Black 90 :"
$50 mixed Socks I"
80 Bro
$50 " childrens mixed
50 /" Ladies English white cotton asstd;
40 "a Black - -
20 Misses a. White a.
100 I" Mems mixed half Hose;
reed this day and for sale by JAS. LOW &, CO.,
aHgII Az Main street, Louisville ny.
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NOTICE T. CONT factors AND
rFTTT,nNRS
FLOORING MACHINE.

TINE undersigned haze lately put in operation FlOer
L inE and Facing Machine. the Canal ut the Chow.
near the grave yard, they prepared to furnish
any quantity of Flooring rs well worked any other
Machine Flooring thatcan be procured.
ALso-Any quantity of PACKING BOXES as low -
they b. purchased in Cincinnati. Orersa-e respect
fIlly solicited. y. SIMPSON * BRO.
Evansville Aug 6, 1851.
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UTORSTED SERGE case reed this day an
w Tarsoie by JAMES LOW d G > O.
mhIz Az Main ST., Louisville NY.
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(OTATOES.-25 bbls Peach Bloom, reed this day On
l. for sale bi lmyl4l H0RNBRoOK d WOODLAND.
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THE CHEAP STORE.

SO BALES Cannelton Sheetingsjust rec'dby
CU jelj J. fl. MAGHEE d co.
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SPECIAL MOTTO ES.
MEDICAL.

VIII UtII Oh TIi>L -hVHud!o CNtTy
month. at "a o'clock p NJ.
apl3f HUGH RONALDS. NJ. D., Sect'y.
school Notice.
FTNE trustee of District No g. would give notice that he
has engaged Mr.. L. W. Knight, teach the District
School in the Engine House Vine ST., to
Monday the 10th day of August
TERMS QUARTER.
Three dollars per Scholar two dollars will be paved
by the District and the remaining ly the Parents
aug lI-itss J. Z. HENSON, Trustee.
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DEIERSHAM BEAVER CLOTHS. = cases green,
l. blue drab and mixed r.c'd this day ard for sale 10y
aug6 JAS. LOW " CO.. Al. Main 81. Lou. XIV.
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FRESH ARRIVAL or.DRY GOODS.

STAR CANDLES so pks-s whole and half boxes, As, 81
- and Us, just reed forsale by
je3 $. T. GILBERT & CO., Sye. near Water.
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Twelve Days Later from Mexico.

The bark Brazilcro Captain Marsh arrived yesterday
from Vera Cruz, whence She sailed tho 18th ins. by
her have received flee Of III Monitor R.pubicrno FL
Unre,sa and Le Trait Union published in tho city of
Mexico, to the 9Th inst.
The noise caused by the affair Of Yiaruova Is not
spoktn of any Che inhabitants believe that Capt
Buenralad ahmed the Of the Presidents and he IL
imp oned in Los Gallos during the inquest Of his
trial by the General Commander ofthe city The Minis
ter If Foreign Relations deputy yanucva and
the latter does not give up the accusation against Gen
sontatives had finally decided conciaory mittee
ID. Villanuova.
Tie stage coach from Mexico to Vera Cruz had been
attacked by Fix hihwaymcn, well armed who stole ali
tho dresses and money Of thcpasscngers
Nj MCntes had presented to the House OF Represena-
tives accusation against the Minister of War; the
orders given hy him. Of orbidding General Adrian Won
to return to the republic.
NJ Juan Mugicay 0foria reelected Governor Of
Puebla by fourteen votes against NJ Guintero, who
received only three.
On the Sd inst horrible murder committed on
the road 10 MiScar upon nr Matias Hcistigu and Ma
riano Estiva by the worhmcn Of the hab ion Of Nal
vnrtc. The two gentlemen seeing themselves followed
took their and fired, without their ag
grefsors They killed on the .pot but the nine
deTcrs arrested and conf sscd their They
awaiting their trial and it Is said that Judge Con-
treras had already began the investigation.
proposition had been presented to Congress to pre-
the frequent breaking Of the tccgraphc wires
from Vera Cruz to Mexico.
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The Boston Bank Defaicntion.

Prom the Boston Commonwealth OF the 3Oth inst1
Up to the hour Of three o'clock yesterday afternoon,
dcacations discovered upon the books Of the Suf
folk rank amounting In all to eighty three thousand
cui hundred aud nj ysix dollars This proves that
we.r not from the mark in specuations tb.
Crnnorcah OF Saturday The investigation still pro-
cecdrg The Suffolk Bank isinvctigatiug its accounts
with the country banks very thoroughly and antil this
completed which will occupy until Friday or Saturday,
the whole unit II dedication cannot he
The examination of Brewer upon the charge ALLEGED
aRainst him. Saturday last Of embezzlag the of
so 500 IN the bank between the 9th aud I'D inst will
be continued before Judge Gushing IN the Police court
to day. commencing ut 10 O'Clock A. NJ. Mr. Brewer -
proeouttd under the following section Of tho Revised
statutes % II airy cashier other officer agent SER
want, Of any Incorporated bnpk shau cmbcsie fsndu-
lcntly convert To his own use, shall sudien'y take
and screte with intent convert 10 bis own uss any
bullion money note. bill obligation, OF security or any
other ELECTS or property belonging 70 OF N possession
such bank, or belc nipg to ANY person snu PoS'.c"
therein. he shall ne deemed by so doing to nave com
mttcd the crne Of larceny II such bank and snail 90
punished by Luprsonmeut in the state prison nos more
than ten xsrs or by not exceeding one thousand
dollars 1n Imprisonment IN the county jail nos moro
than .o ,e,r- IL IA stated that Mr. kand's dosl
irr ~ tc In stocks have been ENORMOUS both in this
liz and New York In day his operations. says c
~, sgy reached s70000o lilo st one time wortA
$50 py?.
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Ezecultsa or Erpensaeine, for tho Morder
OF hts Wsfc.


NEwARK, N. j., March 70 1S5R
john Erpenssesne who was convicted, on the 10Th
January last Oh poisoning his wife underwent the cx-
eme penalty OF the law here this morning pursuant 70
sentence.
PREPARATIONS POR TTy EXECUTION
The preparations were all made by William persou
Esq., with great AID judgment, and all dona
that could be to palliatc tho awful By m ar
rangement somewhat unusttx the nstrument VI death
erected within the building at the further ond N
large lobby fronting the prise cells OF which ther. are
four tiers
Around the Jail a vnst crowd had collected hut tlveSe
admitted within were limited to about ono hnndred su
fifty persons among whom at the convcts requesa
several Germans The other prisoners the option
either witnessing the scene or not and Will four or vs
exceptions only they all elected TO CONE out and take
their places on the upper tier full view a
the execution Among those who thus looked upon the
death struggle almost noved was one pvso,ef na,nesi
Ioolc, himself in custody on charge of murder. Tho
frnme the form aopted on similar reoeut
occasions In this State-the cord to which the weights
attached being let through the flooring into cei-
lar be out of observations and mcans wero nlye
taken TO prevent their fall beng audible sort of ry-
in which stands large wash tub ut the end OF the
cutlery through which tho fatal cord naasI soreano
tho Sheriff himself from view while II left him FREQ -
overhear the signal
military company tho Columbia Rifles were on du-
yto preserve order and scntncs posted ut ntcr
walls all round the walls precauton which appeared al
mort unnecessary the utmost tranquility and order hAv-
ing markfdall the proceedings
THE CoNFICT-HlS APPEARAFCR AND DEMRANOR-
REMUNERATION OF THE ROMAN CATHOLIC PATH.
The convict a Prussian by birth and a tailor b.
trade aged sc wears IIo spoke little or no English b.
his keepers were enabled to Judge they cons-
dered him superior nor did his dis
position appear like that Of ono who would bc guilty Il
such crime one which he has scarcely from tho ,st
denied, and subsequently fully confessed.
When first convicted he was kea tho oucstiop as T.
what spiritual wished for when he stated that he
Roman Catholic and priest that faith waa
coidingly admitted ard attended him for some time.
The pro,cstart minister had him also and he
pressed great with to him again and ultimately
rested is confidence tho teaching and consolation a
frdcd him by the Rev Mes.rs Wnncs and Lloyd Of the
church In High street.
Some of the Catholic pricsts 1t seems very much
dispca with this and accused the authorities with uu-
BETTING attt mpts to proseiyte their pcnitents
This accusation we are assured Quite unjust and II
entirely ut Erpensteincs own request that change
was nude and one which he certainly approved in hin
last ments It the custom to have PRAYERS read in
the pison by Protestant minister appointed by the
frpchocrs hut no proner profesnp another crecd ar6
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Lola MOnscs In Boston.
TERRIBLE FLAEE-uP IN MODERN ATHENS.

From the Boston Mail March 30
Tic Transcript and IiopcAsr Of saturday evening,
pressed coed deal of holy indignation because that old
veteran, Spelling Boook' Emerson, tit to invite
| Loln Nonles accompanied by Archbishop oImstcd
g Ctmmcdorc Hudson. and ftw Others to visit Of
the public fchoos Lola h probably got much brains
as any Of en- and we rather recommend her as school
c. .pnitt,c man" Unless rho is infinitely more stupid
ao the public give her credit for being. tho citizens and
children cf wards One md Three would find themselves
ty Board Of tho Grammar School Committee
lfrom the Borton Commonwealth
IunlrANSm AND PnorRthrY.-Iho New York ISiblsss
ana other papers that might be mentioned are joking
our me raj city severely an recent school vista
ton but VIC tell thn Of joke worth two Of that
Something more than year ago tho Puritan city or
Boston put itself at the hehest II Mr. Webster. In
attitude for catching slaves for this end it provided
deputy mar. halls for The United States District Court
two cufof constilcs Of Infamous character who wore
suppou to te just the thing to do the business And
they did have the requisite ncanncss, though not quite
pluck enough for all the csigcnoies
From the Boston Post
Gpiprsr on recent visit or distinguished individuals
10 the FotnB public schoolsrespectfully submitted to
the School Committee
To teach by Mary Magdalcn,
Cur ministers have long consented;
But Fm-rs-n teaches yirtuous youth
by Magdalens who've not repened.
Frederick the Great liked grcnadiers--
None hut thn tail, he thought canDy;
But E-or Fred has other tastes
lie likes the ',dcsrs,' without the granny"
Bosror, March 25. 1852. q, LA,
Irrom The Boston Times
The iniomous attacks of the 1rareQr, upon member
Of the School Committee for escorting Lola Moncs the
putc schools and also the base and cowardiy assaults
ulo that "dy herel in the same print very justly
cite uni,era! indignation. The sti necked hypocrtes
who have taken these unworthy means to prejudice
woMan IN the eyes Of the community and also to injurs
those WHO extended to her a decent and commonplace
aet Of ccutety may claim to be Christians; but the
tCBtm ana bgotry they have exhibited in this business
entitle h,m 10 the reputation Of being rather the dis
cres of Satan than teachers Of tho doctrines ofthe mock
From the Boston Couricrl
Some of ,he N,w YORK papers a,e making little won
dermtH about the visit n Lola Monies TO the Boston
schools.
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Markets.


Nav ORLEANS, March 26, 1852.
The sales Of cotton today united to 900 bales ut
decline Of 20 since the receipt of the Europas nows
Strict middling IL quoted at 7sc The sales Of the
week have been IS COO bales The Price Current makes
the increase in the receipts at all tho Southern ports thus
Tar, 3o5, ,O00 bales Overla year.
NEW ORLEANS March 2T, 1852
Cotton continues at the decline of one-cght of cent
ncc the receipt Of the Luropas The weeks sales
foot UP 5o eco bales SugarThe sales during tho week
have been COO bids. at soady prices from 33sc Axe
Tobacco The week transactions have been 800 hhds
at &C. &c. for tho crop Corn has declined to 43c
4jc. New York sight exchange, par to eighhs
discount.
MEMPHIS March %. 1862
Cottonis Grmcr and full prices realized Middling
6,ac. &c; good middling &c. a71ac.
CnAHLrsroy. March %. 1852
CottoD-Salcs 4s0 bnes, at 6h Bloc. Tho ma rlet
IA unscttltd and prices favor buyers decline of 40
c has taken place from the highest point Of tho pre-
yiOu5 week
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NEW YORK LEGIsLATURE.

Senate.
ALBANY. MaacH 30' 1859.
rfiE PUBLIC LANDS.
MIR. BErrrrr (dsm.) nid the table resolutions re-
latve to public lands,
APPOINTMENTS
The Senate took up executive business, when Mr..
VANpERBILr (dem reported avoraby on the following
nominations, which were concurred in -
For n0tarcs In Kings county Stephen II. Brophy, VIM
Y. Schmidt, j. p. r. Briant, Daniel a. Weldon, Jr.
}. A. Underwood Ralph Malborn Addison 8. Dissoway.
Mr. Beach (whig) reported fayorably the nomina-
ton OF Christopher Morgan rs Manager Of the State
Lunatic Asylum. foncurrcd In
Mr.. BABcooK (dem moved to reconsider the vote
jecting Mr.. Cslborn Canal Apprsser-not In order,
three days having elapsed. IIe holds over,
THIRD TsE.
bill relative to Bedford avenue.
bill relative to the Recorder and City Judge of New
York
bill to amend tho charter Of the Church Charity
Congregation of Kings county.
bill relative to the assessment roll Of Kings county
An act to establish tho grade Of certain streets In
Brooklyn
A bin authorizing the trustees Of the Brooklyn Be-
nevolent Society to sell tract OF land.
bill to incorporate the American Biographical and
Statistical Society Of New York
BILLS PASSED.
To authorize Auburn to borrow money for railroad
purposes.
To authorize the Supervisor of Kings county make
loan for hospital purposes.
To incorporate tho New York College of Dental Surgery
To increase the number Of trustees Of the Eighth
Methodist Episcopal Church Brooklyn.
The Senate agreed to meet ut 10 A. NJ and at O'Clock,
to take II recess till o'clock.
RESOLUTIONS
The Senate agreed to take mp Mr. Wrights tariff
lutions On Tuesday next, at 7. M.
The bill to promote medical inquiry and instruction,
and to protect places of seputurc, was rejected Ad
j.; ourned.
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United States District Court.
THE UNITED STATES vs.. JOHN l.. o so
OTHERS.

TWENTIETH
MtRcu 3o-At the sitting Of the court, Mr. Van
Buren asked that the Sheriff Of Kings county bc
moncd ly the Marshal and interrogatcd to whether
the orders OF the Court for tho close confinement OF Burt
nett had been strictly complied with
The Judge said that at the rising Of the Court he would
give euch orders.
hr Edmon Blankman then proceeded to address tho
Court and jury behalf OF the Defendants contendna
that there total Absence OF warkc appearance in
the expedition alleged to have been set foot 10y Mr.
O'Sullivan and Captain Lewis
In the Of coupscis observations. tceyraphlc
despatch received from Sir Cutting stating that
p,c,cd 20 be in New fork in the attorpoon and discus
zion then as to MIR Cuttings right to address the
jury for the defendant OSuilvan, together with Mr.
Van BURN, and IL agreed that Mr. Baukman should
confne himself TO the defence OF Captain Laws that he
should be followed by Nr. Van Buren Mr. Cutting
the same eide. Mr. Holman then to speak behalf
Of the proeecut0none Of tho for the defendants
then upand the District Attorney close the arsu
ment on the part oi the government. Mr. Banknsn
then resumed his address anal yziug the testimony llh
ing Hurtnett III uDmeasured terms Of severity ahd cas-
tisating with much force the various witnesses Tor the
prosecution At the conclusion Of his sp eoh--whch oc
cuIied nearly two hours anda hafthe Court adjourned
TO 10 O'Clock this (Nodnesday) morning, wnen Mr.
Cutting Mr. Van Burcn will address the Court on she
aiucs sid
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NaynI Intelligence .

The United States slcopof-war 81 Mdrys, Com Ma
c,uder called from Francisco Macch l. for the Fast
lndicF.
1e sloop- Of war vinconIcs at Pugets Sound Feb
rusIy o. bound for home.
Aani,AL o. nm LrxiSGroa y. ;. storeship Lex
ngton W Rcdf rd Esq, Lieut.. Commanding arrived At
San rTaIcisco, Feb 20 from New York Via Rio Janeiro
Tho following Is list Of her officers William Rcdford
Lieut.. Commanding; J. stuart, Acting Master; J. q.
Hunter urser James Suddards, Asst Surgeon Thomas
y Filebrown pass ed Midsh man; Dawson Phcnix do;
g. S King, do; H. u. Clair clark, Captains Clerk
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From Waslsingto,, city.

WAsHIN0ToN. WArch 30, IF5Z
Twenty clerks have been removed from the Pension
Bureau.
sales made at auction to-day of the Corporation
Of Washington Fix per cent stock at lo5 and Bank
Washington. ut II