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Boarding.

GARD DOWN TOWN.-Several
HD gentlemen can be Accommodated with board. with
double OF sim .e roons, at CHURCHILLS HOTEL No.
oG Liberty ST. let ~
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8pssia. EniiseS.


~ American Art-Union.-The Distribution VIII
tahs place on TUESDAY, March 30.Tho Committee OF
Management feel justified by the returns received since
The posponement to announce that the dist button will
positively take place the 30th day Of March nest In
making this they confidently appeal to all
the friends Of to and them completing the list of sub
scribsra They earnestly request all those who have not
sssy reg stored their names TO do without delay and
Asss who have done TO duplicate their subscriptions
BY such and timely cooperation the permanent
prosperity Of the Insttaton can easily be secured
III aTIIhSS
~ Mercantile Library Association Lectures.
The Seventh aad last Lec,ue OF ne Course Mi oe ae
Ivstsa in IIore Char.l on MONDAY EVENING, Eeo.
ls cammercilg at u eel OK. by RALPH WALDO EN-
kkSON. Sub ect-" Wealth Ilessts - cents
iuA' WILLARD l.. FELT, Ca'n Lee Com.
e. The Maine Law.-Another Mass meelng;, on
NOSDkY EVtNING Fob 10, at n o'clock. IN the Nor
fk u NJ. v. Church Address by John HawAns' SedIs
fee Como out, hear and &C. y . 49,,
ISAAC J. OLIVER
NM w. W. STRICKLAND.
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TO CLOTHIERS.-Af rst-rate prac-
II teal Cater whose engagement 10 about to expire
would like to hear of situation He undsrstanas the
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ROhhDlNG-At No. 90 Rose. ST. A
Few RESPECTABLE persons be provided with asrsea-
week Geniee applicants fuTAished with me oay 20
eesie'. 1flms
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pOARD.-To let, pleasant front Room
sp the second OoT With two large panres attached.
rnfufnshed Also furnished Rooms for inge Gentlemen
Tie houe pleasantly located with all the modern con-
AS sG.sr i0f 6t'
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EARMER. Wanted, one who UNDER
. EN- Wanted. 100 Men of penteel
GOOD CHANCE to MAKE

hONEY.-Vanted for every county and town in the
ttto Stdes persons TO IN business entirely
hehy lucrative and useful well attractive better
hVtsnsh. for snail capital never offered Application
floor, back room lif ia
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ROY.-Wanted, in a wholesale store in
~ Courandt st smart Boy. to learn the busnss'-
Must reside with parents and give undoub.ed references
ldoress. handwriting, Box 1896 N Y. Post Office
salary first year, SIS iH St.
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ITO PRINTERS.-A Lad nearly Is
Il ysars old now living in the country, wishes to b.
come thorough practical Printer. Address TYPES AZ
this efhce. 81 3tIuIhSS'
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~ To the Public 1.-The PROTECTIVE UNION
ns CITY Of Nes-Yok feel grateful for tho liberal pat
nasse hsy have received ard feeling encouraged that
teie article BREAD be stiil further appreciated,
ena Us sac increased they have made arrangements Tor
,ndsy their business. rncy kRd solicit the patronage
nose eIdy TO the principles OF Industry AID Bcneyo-
tehte being reduced 10 practice. Hotel and boarding.
sease keepers and steamboat preprletors we'll phi
vat hmus, will find the OF the p u Bread TO oe q
sefee Of Pleasure health and economy All orders fer
s&ssd TO the Z. U, IN 7th OF i9Jh st will be
esseisany ATTENDED to. tlH III IRA h. DAVIS, Agent
" Nstice.-Stsamship PACIFIC. from Liverpool,
rmrn'sress oisehrgng cargo THIS Saturday. MORN
nv, FeefaNy H. Copsgnees will please send then
ee'1n, ON oeMd kDND. COLLINS l. co.
"a Lisinsstsn. Wells 4 Co.'S CHARLESTON
AArnhSS, c.hh.Ssins with COMBS Co s Great south.
era Enpfss Ion savannah. Columbia Macon Aurusts
Atlanta. ChatnoosS, Mont somery, sc Es
Our nett Eipfess leaves SATURDAY nav ..e,u.,
UNION Merehardise snd yauab'ss of war; ssse,,o
eon tshek and forwarded with prom ofness and dSnafc
Specie. Jewelfy, SC, g. N charge OF a messerser
IvIkGsION. WELLS = co No Wsn., Nv
CoOMBs h CO, hsyns-s Charles on s C. iof 81
" The New-Nork Land ana Butld,xg as.o-
eiatien ogsnzed for the purpose II ssr,ins sNn.
And lots Tor so w0rknsmen, thereby making tbs ,Ss,
srnlspdiods II - in the tall tide ef success Isr,r
h nee irgs held On the FOURTH MONDAY in
sses netih, at No 1853 SoweFy Office No | Murray A.
sslia ane and JON US -, ,,r,D
SMITH, Secretary. l5f2sa
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VALENTINES!l!l-Do you intend
buying Valentine II Yss-Call and srAmine the
choice stock Of The American Valentine Company No.T
Naaau-st. (sun Buidirg) Their variety undoussey
The most extensive and magnificent of any Ns~York
fnces nom enc cent TO hundred dollars each Tbs
hAea valentines carefully put up that they may be
Seh Without injury, TO any part Of the country.
style OF LiihograPhc Comes n, 81 % per gross The
"sas As wei az retail purchasers ara Invited 70 call
I. TRgRE & +. BELLET,
Agents Areiicss Valentine Company.
." o. NJ 81 Sxssalsg.N Y
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a GRAIN DISTILLERY FOR
.1tlisreliamsous aopsrflssmsmis

EREEDOM FROM COUGH in TEN
u MINUTES, sfter Over ifty doses In each box
for % cents BRYAN'3 PULMONIC WArER3 for
Coughs, Colds, ASTHMA. Bronchitis, Hoansaes,, Sore
Throat Difficult BIeatbing, !, Aue9za, C0nsamptioa aud
all diseases of the Chest add Lungs These Waters giys
infant relief and when viii fail 60 effect
lasting cure. HALL. BUCKLE K Co,
ia 9tTb&ss Wholesale Agents, No 22o Grssa sck-st.
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PROTESTANT SERVANTS-Wante

DARTNER.-Wanted Partner, silent
or active. with $4,000 to $4,000 in the COAL AID
LUMBER business in another city. Address MER
GIANT, Of Tribune Office, or call 70, card per
sonslly. " lw'
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ROA RD.-A Gentleman and his Wife.
- or one or Two single GeR.emra, can fad hand
someiy furnished Rooms at No III East 7ihs Hoase
is furnished with lot cold and shower bs rs hot ar gas
&c. II 3es
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BOARD WANTED-In South Brook
Dyp BY the middle Of April in first class boarding,
ps or and bedroom the second floor and sng bed
~ m on the same or third fsor. Addfes SOUTH FEE
EY, at Once Of Tribune. III ~
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observation-disclosures Room: WIZ 81
Nd with full or partial board. be had a. NO -
West 18th between sth and 9Th avs, wnere we
forts Of private home can be had. The house mas
mcdsrn improvemen -. =
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f;..-rhs new and ELEGANT A ship MICHAEL
.NcEIT a, Pier No Rss River. can accommodate
d. nore pasergers hnt cabin at Slo9, and secoso
S.b;. Z iee Also fs tuns Of bfh freight.
Iofsts E.B SUTTON No 81 wall q.
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Relations Nctiefs.

re- New-Jerusaiem Chnrcni, sc,nre in This house
wM E,ppsspow EVENING. at u o'clock, on the Cor
Js,re of Human BODY h'' a.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-10-07
New YORK, Oct. 2.

NEW 1ORk, OCt. =.
The Atlantic, with Liverpool dates of the
god, has arrived.
The City of Manchester arrived out or the
2ls;. 9.-,., -,
1t is reported that the British took Prone
Birmah without resistance.
The Duke of Wellington is to be buried al
St. Pauls.
The ship Thurtore, which sailed from Liv.
erpool ON the 10Th, with 4S5 Irish emigrants
for New Orleans, was totally wrecked on the
night of the 18th at Wexford Five were
drowned. The others were saved.
Napoleon was received with public rejoic-
ings at Lyons.
Destructive floods of the Rhine have oc.
Cured at Strausbourg and Eerre Orburn.
The Belgian minister has resigned.
Brown g. Shipley quote cotton quiet with
out change. Wright g. Gansay say the cot.
ton market on Thursday was freely supplied
at the prices of Saturday. Mondays sales
were 1000 and Tuesdays 5000 bales. Or
leans fair 6ta6l; middling 5Sa5a; upland faiI
s.; middling 6*a5s. g
The business in Che manufacturing district.
continue favorable at full rates. Favorite
brands of flour are scarce at extreme rates
Cotton on Wednesday opened quietly, sales
nearly 5000 bales. MclIenry quotes bacor
beef and pork extremely dull. Lard nomi'
nal at Cos Sd. Cheese is wanted.
The London Times, of the 22d, has anoth
er letter on American affairs, especially rela
ting to Cuba. Netherland and Turkey have
returned favorable answers 10 the memoria
relative to cheap postage. Lord Derby vii
probably be elected Chancellor.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-10-07
JACKsON's COOKING STOVES.

TINE undersigned would respectfully inform the pub
lc that the Stoves advertised for sale in this city.
81 Scantlin & Parvin purporting be Improvement
IRON my patent Cooking Stove is an entire forgery, 50
3r my name Is connected with IT, There has never.
any Improvement made upon, stove. nor stove
made by any body combining the principles which make
mine superior auy now in use, as cooking and bak
ing stove.
The thing here offered upon the credit of my stove IL
patient long ago Superseded and thrown aside In the
East, and recently picked up N Cincinna!, and now
brought into this market to impose upon the pubflc
Genuine be had only of JAS Scantln
& Son, wh0have the exclusive right TO make and sell the
same In Indiana. - =
s'pt28 HENRY JACKSON,
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MISCELLANEOUS.
MERRITT, FIELD & CO. II
Wholesale Importers of Dry Goods.

EraRsviHe lad. ..,,l
RE now receiving and opening in the large and com
n modious building lately erecied hyMr. Olirer Ladd
First between Ncin aud SyeamOre street. the
largest and best assorted Stock of Fancy and Staple Dry
Goods, ever brought to this market Our extensive f
eities in connection with New York house enrbles
us to offer such inducements to purchasers will make
III to their advantage to- purchase of We shlh coHs
nue TO add weekly to all ready large stock so as 20
Keep ii at all times full and well assorted with
Prints of erery kind, style aud price,
Bleached Shirings and SheetiBgs.
Brown shirtngs and Sbee,ings ofa widths, style and
brands,
I'ickings of all the different brands,
Denims, do do do
Canton and Domet Flannels
Red, white and yellow Flannels all wool, -
Cloths of all colors and prices from the principal
Fssnei, English and Belgian factories. .
CaSsimercs, plain and fancy, single and double mill
Tweeds, all wool, and cotton and wool,
Plaid Linseys OF ali the different styles,
MOuslin de Lane, OF every style and price,
EarlstoD, Lancaster and plain black Ginghans
Plain black Silks aud sattins,
Silk, Cotton and Wool Vestings,, l.;
Hosery-Mens English Wool hose and half hose,
do do Cotton half hose, a..
womans do worsted cotton Hose all colors
Gloves-Mens heavy Buck Gloves,
do Kid, Cotton and Wool do,
Womens do do, do do, -
SILK, Linen and Cotton Pocket Handkerchiefs,
Swiss Musiins,
JIcoaeti Musns
Plaid Cambrcks,s -,
Victoria and Bishop Lawns,
Irish Lnin dressed and undressed in half pieces,
Colored and Paper Cambrieks,
Italian sewing SILK all coors and Letters,
Spool Silk,
Spool Cotton,
Marshalls Linen Thread all numbers,
Coats cotton, do
Plain Embro'd and Printed long and Square wool
'Shawls,
Blankets full assortment,
Beaver, Pilot and Felt Cloths,
silk and Mohair Lusters,
Piair figured and Plaid Poplirs,
Buttons, combs and fancy goods Of every kind and
description, all of which offer the trad: at the low
est Cincinnati prices.
septl5 MERRITT, FIELD & co.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-10-07

The Catholic Certsficate-nOre Devcl-
Observation-Disclosures Overwhelmcd.
We have already stated that nearly all o.
the thirty-six catholics who signed the GER
ficate in General Pierce's favor are labor,
ers in the employ of a company managed by
one of Pierce's most active friends. The
independent Democrat, published at Con-
cord, New Hampshire, where the signers OF
the certificate reside, throws little more
liget upon its origin and value. That
journal says:
1.-THE certificate is a humbug and no
more the statement Of the Catholic citizens
of Concord" whose names are appended
hereto, than il is the statement of the ''ho-
ly spoon" As VIC said last week most of
them never read it nor signed it; and for
the best reason in the world-their inabill-
ty to read or write. We will add, further
that the Certificate is not trne. Geneal
Pierce never made any powerful efforts,
either ''in the convention" or before the
people," to expunge that 'odious' test"
During the whole time between the
adjournment of the Constitutional convention
in January, 1851, to the final action of the
people uponits doiugs in March 1852 Gen
'eral Pierce, although he addressed the peo-
sple of the State on other questions many
times and in different places, neuer once adj
tdressea them an taror Of abolishing the Catho-
Iic'test,' five except briefspeech which he
in his town last elcticn day, after more fta
fire Sirths of The ro0tss had been cast!
'''And yet these thirty six Catholic citi-
zens are made to say, we have been pres
ent in. several meetings, have heard GEN
eral Pierce address the people in favor of
abolshing the test. Now, ire say the test,
is simply untrue. We say, further that
even the fue minutes speech that he did
make in our last annual meeting, after the
.roting icas pretty much orer, was not heard
by three of the men whose names are ap-
pended to the certificate
The following developments will, and
should command attention. Read then,
Protestants and Catholics, and tell US what
you think Of this triumphant exposition
of the desperate attempt made to bolster
up bad cause:
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that the foregoing statement by him subscrit-
ed is true. Before me,
Asa FOWLER, Justice Of the Peace.
MERRIMAK, S., Sept. %, 1852.
Then personally appearing, the above nam
ed John Galiahsr and John Lynch, and made
oath that the foregoing statement by them
subscribed is true.
Before me,
Nh. SANBoRN, Justice of the Peace.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-10-07

lust RECEIVED, =
d 4 hf Pipes pure Brandy assorted;
5 or do do do
5 bbls American do,
Is do sweet Malaga Winee
50 bbls superfne Madison 1our;
20 60 Cincinnati and Louisville Whisky :: for sale
by sept23 GRAHAM d FARRELL.
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StraYed.

nNE large Gray horse with burned scar on his head
" by which he can be easily distinguished And q
medium size Sorrel Mare, with stare in her forehead
3we feet and her left eye oht Any person returning
gvenformafon concerning them; win be suitably re-
warded. sept2su
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AUCTION.
ID. WOOLSEY
FURNITURE.

TEwELRY & NOTfoNS.-Ear.rfngs, Finger rings
81 Breast Pms. Shirt; studs Gold. Pins and Pencils
Watch chains Keys, Gold and Silver Watches, Steel
Beed. and Caps Brushes Combs. Purses. Fame, Soaps
Accords Volins, Pictures and various other notions
for sale b. -
aug % ly WOoLSEf * NELsoN.
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r. SCHyING. --.--S r SCIiV4SS
New Stove and Crate Warehouse.
Copper; Tin and .Sleetiron Ware Manufac-
tory.
-. Main street. opposite the Bank.
VTTE have Just recciv =, aud offering the best
w selected assortment of So, ever brought to this
mari et of Cincinnati and Louisville manufacture con
sistng OF coal and wood Ranges Buckeye State Hooser
State and Kentucky Preminlh cook stoves, coal and
wood Parlor, franklin and Cannon, plate, Shields
PaLlor, and all kinds OF lea ling stsves. handsome
assortment OF eaameled end plain Mantle Gratea. .
Also Tin ware Coal Buckets JaDlned ware Sad irons
ard Housekeeping articles generally. We warrant all
articles solo by to be what represent them or the
money refunded. ..,
Particular attention paid TO Job Work one of us will
give personal attention and if satisfaction is not re
deed. no charge will be made.
sept29n J. p. SCHWING co.
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NEW DRY GOOD HOUSE.
Men YORK and Louisrire Branch.

.NeU YORK and LoH1SrfWe Brdnch.
NHE undersignedhlv jus! opened Staple and Fancy
j Dry Good Store, on Water a. corner Of Main.
Where they daily receiving extensive Stocks Of well
selected Staple and Fancy Dry Goods; Hats Caps, Um-
breas etc., etc. Also superior quality of Ready made
Clothing rcrraafed: Tailor's Tnmmings, Furnishing
Goods, Of the very best qualify Merchant Taors win
find their advantage cali and examine stock
before purchasing elsewhere To The public generally,
wessould say that intepd to keep all times, full
supply of Fancy Goods of e Latest and fashionable
styles, suited TO this market. ~ co.. 4
In addition to the above shall keep assortment
of Jewey and Notions, equally In quality any Stock
in the large cities of the West Our Motto Is quick sales
and small profits. no - ~
sept3u WIN. LOWENTHAL q CO.
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1852-05-08
WASHINGTON, April 90, 1852


The Wing Congressional Caucus assembled
tonight in the Senate chamber, at eight o'clock
Judge Mangum presiding. The attendance
was rather thin, a number of Southern members
and some of Mr. Webster's friends being absent. |
Among those present were Senators Smith, Fish, |
Seward, Wade, and Messrs Fowler, Briggs,
Brooke, Halves, Stany Gentry, Landry, and
Humphrey Marshall.
The caucus have fixed upon Baltimore as the
place, and the 18th of June as the time, for hol-
ding the Wing National Convention.
Mr.. Marshall, of KY, offered the original whig
caucus resolutions.
Mr.. Stanley, of N. c., objected to them as out
of order.
The Chairman sustained the objection.
After discussion, principally by Messrs. Mar
shall and Stanley, the decision of the chair was
sustained-yeas 46 /; nays, Is.
The negative votes against the decision were
the Southern men, except Messrs. Stanly and
Morehead (of N G. and two Kentuckians.
Among the alternatives were Messrs Fowler,
(of Mass Wade and Campbell, (of Ohio,
Sacke.t and Schooleraft (of New York, and
others.
Mr.. Marshall said, as the Chair had decided
the compromise principles of the wing admins
tratlon out OF order, this was no place for wings
to remain, and he then withdrew
Mr.. Gentry, of Tenn, with much feeling, said
he would make one effort to save the united
Whlg party, and offered a resolution in substance
that, in fixing the time and place, the wings did
not commit themselves unless the compromise
were final. This is as received.
A long debate arose, in which Messrs. Camp
bell, Outlaw, Brooks Mass. Strother, Moore,
(of La. Ewing, Cabel, and Clingman partici-
pated.
Mr. Outlaw, of N. c., wished to be understood
if the compromise resolutions were to be thrust
out of the wing caucus, it was thrusting him out
and the wings whom he represented; and then he
withdrew
Mr. Moore (of louisiana said such action
ruled the Southern wing out of the caucus en-
trely, and then he and his colleague, Mr. Landry,
withdrew.
Mr.. Brooke, (of Mississippi would like to
know before he went to-the Wing National Con-
vention. what company he was to keep. He then
withdrew
Mr.. Strother, of Va, said the wings of Vir-
gnia, had, in substance, instructed him to leave
the caucus when the compromise was thrown out.
He left
Mr. Cabell of Florida. said the previous de-
eision of the Chair caused many Southern wings
TO be absent tonight He and others came, hop
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1852-05-08
Mobile and Ohio Rail Road.
CONTRACTS OFFERED.

SEALED proposals will be received at the Engi-
~ neer's Office, Mobile, until the 9Th day of May,
proximo, for the Graduation Masonry and Bridging,
between Citronville, Ala, and Winchester, Miss,
forty.fUe miles, excepting light Sections 3d. 49, "a,
81 and SO.
The line will be ready for examination and after
the 25th instant.
where Testimonials of the skill and competency Of
bidders unknown Contractors to the Officers of the
Company, will be required. Fourteen miles of the
line now offered is heavy work.
Early in July next the Company will have eighty
miles of their line ready for Contracts, extend
ing from Winchester to the south line of Kemper
County, Miss, and in August following, hundred
more miles between Lauderdale and Pontotoc Coun-
ties, Miss. JOHN CHILD,
I Engineer and General Agent.
ENGINEERS OFFICE M. AND o. R. RI
Mobile, April Sd, 1852. { -"
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Written for the Southern Standard.
LINES,

] stood beside an infant fair,
And deemed it only sleeping,
Nor could have guessed that death was there
But for that mothers weeping
That babe me know spark had fled
From Gods essence given,
Which now fromeaTtl1y bondage freed,
Had winged its way heaven
A smile still fingered on its face
smile that angels love,
As 10th to leave its dwelling place,
Even for a home above.
Life is a bridge of many spans,
On which all mortals pass,
This fell upon the foremost step
But two* have reached the last.
In this the two extremes agree,
No sin earthly stain
Shall e'er their spirits Free
From sorrow, grief and pain.
Let parents them to God resign
The gift which he hath given
He's now within home divine,
blessed saint in Heaven. ]. w. III.
chariot of fire.
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Administrators Notice.

r ETTERS of administration having been granted
by the Probate Court of Lowndes county, to the
Undersigned upon the Estate of Samuel Butler, decd
all persons having claims are hereby notified to present
the within the time prescribed by law, and those
indebted are requested to make immediate payment.
JULIUS C. BUTLER, Admir-
April 9Th, 1852. lift.