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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-07-12

GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS.
TIME Lead coored Store at the corner OF Main ana
Fourth Streets is still in full blast. Just give me
call and will bound to sell you cheap AS any In
town.
have Coffee and Sugar Of different kinds,
currents. Reasons. Figs, but no wine,
Matches, Segars, Tobacco and Shot,
Candles, Starch, Mustard and Hops.
Dried pples, Almonds. Pea Nuts and White Beans
Wash. Boards Buckets and Pitchers for Cream,
And many other articles at this present time
have not leisure to put into rhyme;
ant N Won will call, you will loose your time
Fo, Won will be sure to get worth OF your dime
Ia JAMES SPALDING.
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CtHAIRS.-Just received and for sale low ut our Fur
~ niture rooms Water street, 30 dozen wood-seai
seat. and sofa seat Chairs.
janl7 WOOLSEY & NELSON.
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SOFAS.-Just received and for sale at Furniture
- rooms. eight ane Sofas.
jan27 WOOLSEY & NELSON.
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ALTON, MT. CARMEL. AND NEW Al.
BANY RAILROAD.
an election held i'm Mount Carmel pursuant to
n regular notice, the following named gentlemen
were elected Directors Of said Company for she ensu'
pg two years, to wit:
JosEpu DrvIS. Esq.,. Gibson Co., Jrd.
Jas II. EsBREE, Esq, do co
EIuHA ExsREE Esq, do do
RoB'. rARxIssoS, ESQ.,, Wabash Co. Ills.
Is.Ac N.JAQurss. ESQ.,, do do
G. W. BRowS, Esq. do CO
+. B. THOMPSON, NJ. D., Edwards &C. Ills.
JONAS HARDY, Esq. do co
SAMUEL THOMPSON, M. ID. DO do
The board then organized by the election Of Joseph
Deyne Esq. of Gibson Co. Ind, Presidents Samuel
Thompson, NJ. D.. Edwards Co Ills, Secretary and
Richard II. Hudson, Of Mt. CARMEL Treasurer. BY Or
der Of the Board. - =, ~
jel3 MANUEL IHoMrSoN' W lie
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~OFEEE:..5O Bags choice deep green Rio, n
S. L. GILBERT & CO.
,.ox Sycamore near Water:
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H. NELSON
D. wooLSEY.
AUCT ION.
WOoLSEY q NELSON


.......... ...........
Auction.
wOoLSEY q NELSON.
"ATER street Evansville Indiana. Aueu sasn,s'
w and Commission Merchants, Manufactures Nssrinv
Dealers in Dry Goods Furniture Chairs Clocks ssn
Glasses, Picture Frames Notions &C. Psrne t Regu
lar Sales every Tuesday, Thurs lay, and SATURDAY
'I nu@ "a IN %aas on WooLsEY NELSON.
| H. ns,.on. indebted TO the Hrm OF HART q COL
"A VIZ or have any claims against them WI. sse
with the undersigned, who has been apPo.eu '''e'''
~ The Circuit Court Of vandsr'afsn H. NILSSON.
| FURNITURE.
i cyoRAs Div.n. Center, dining, breakfast and Gard
y Tables Walnut and Mshogany n. an ahe ns,
and pIain Wash Stands, Lounges, Bedsteads and Mat
tresses Also large and general assortment Of WOOD
Cane and a'r seat ' w 100 NELSON
TEwELRY & MISUNDERSTANDING, Fingerrin
u Breast Pins Shirt studs, Gold Pins and Pencils,
Watch chains Keys, Gold and Silver Watches, Steel
Accordans, violins Pictures and various other notions.
for 1857 a.: ~ wooLsEY & NELSON.
CHAIRS.-Just received and for sale low at our Fur
~ nture rooms on Water street, 30 dozen woodseat'
janT W ''- ' WooLsEv & NELSON.
CoFAs.-Juss received and for sale at Furniture
y rooms. eight fine Sofas. -
DEDSTEA DS--Just received and for sale low, u lot
ID OF hishrost Bedsteads.
jan27 WOOLSEY NELSON.
~ ASS-wARE.-Just received and for sale az auction
" and private sale, . lot Of Glassware.
jan27 wOOLSEY & NELSON.
lust RECEIVED and for sale. larg, 10. Of Looking
y glass Plate. WOOLSEY & NELSON.
ICE CREAM SALOON
CONFECTIONERY AND SODA WATER.
MRS. LOUISA KOLLENBURG would respectfully
to her friends and lovers Of Ice Cream,
Confectionares and sparkling Soda Water that she still
continues make the best OF Ice Cream and up
any favor called for ut the shortest notice. She has
elegant Saloon. neatly furnished. where dish Of her
imperial Cream will always prove a luxury. jy5-n
PER FANNY FERN.
Fresh arrival g Z new and fashionable
Summer Goods.
CONSISTING of q great variety Of White. BuG and
~ fancy Linen and Marseiies Goats. Pants and Vests.
Silk Plush and Silk Luster Box and Loose sack Coats
all made after the latest and most fashionabl estye IT
MACK & LOBENSTINE'S
Western Star Clothing store, Cor. Sycamore & Water
sts.. under Pavilion Hotel. t5u.
n HDS. N. Sugar just received and for sale by the
IL hogshead or smaller quantity to suit purchasers al
Tvs COOKS FAMILY GROCERY.
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ADAMS & CO.'S EASTERN. WESTERN
80 -
AND FOREIGN EXPRESS.


i prepared to give increased facility and dispatch Tor
and from the East merchandise pscka.
ges parcels bank notes. and specie, and assure all
who patronise quick dispatch throughout the year
having railroad communication from Cincinnati 10 tne
East Each express is in charge OF trusy messengers
accompanied with iron safe better security Oh 'ao
ables.
We collect ills, notes. drafts, Gil orders or eooos'
pay bills in places where have Offices. -, ~.
Expresses for ST. Louis, Madison, ndianapohs, Sin-
cinnat, Cleveland Pittsburg, and all pars oi 'A '
leave daily at lot A. NJ.
For Lexington and Frankfor at +. NJ.
" ADAMS * CO.
S. A JONES, Agent,
nov,- ,ss t. ONCE $50 Main ST., Louisville.
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NOTICE!

A Ii persons indebted to the Hrm OF HAhI III
"A VIM or have any claims against .nem " n..s;~a
Ly the Circuit Court VI vanderbursh County.
myI6 -. $3.50.
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received and for sale low, lot
ID OF hishrost Bedsteads.
jan27 WOOLSEY NELSON.
GLASS wARE.-Just received and for sale az auction
" and private sale, . lot Of Glassware.
jan27 WOOLSEY q NELSON.
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TEwELRv & MISUNDERSTANDING, Finger rings
=. Breast Pins. Shirt studs, Gold Pins and Pencils
Watch chains Keys, Gold and Silver Watches, Steel
eeds Caps. Brushes. Combs, Purses. Fancy Soaps
Accordxns Vions Pictures and various other notions.
for sale by
aug % ~ wOOLSEY & NELSON.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Beef Rounds Sugar Cured,
IL Beef Tongues Sugar.Cured. Western Reserve
Cheese mild Iayor and Orvs Corn Starch for table use
for sale by
ic2 HORNRROOk d CHU RCHII.L.
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AffOLLO Hal LIZ
THE undersigned takes pleasure ip announcing 20 the
public that bis 6ne and spacious HAIL. be rs.ted
stsny time st reasonable terms for Balls, 6ores Meet
ings, Concerts &c. &c.
mhleIy 4. STRASSAR!
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TOBACCO! TOBACCOn TOBACCOnl-A full !.
sortment OF the choicest brands of Virginia Tobacc
Just received and Tor sale at
jy2 COOKS Family Grocerv
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NEW GROCERY STOLE.
REN. HOkD has just opened FAMILY GROCERY
on FIRST street, next door 10 the Post Once, VIII r.
ne wu Keep on hand the chocest selections in his n
which the market affords. Fresh Butter Cheese Eggs
Lard Dried Meats. Mackerel, Coffee, sugar Tea. an,
Moasses The highest prices paid for Country Produce
Every article warranted no sale The public are re-
spectfuy vited to call and see Ben and his stock;
no oonr uaoe theres no harm done. my26
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-04-16

10 prepare itself now 10 denounee such opposition
as .captous, unreasonable and mischievous@ Was
lis whole political creed then made up OF "ine and
trivial matters OF contention" which ii is now ready all
OF sudden 10 iransmute and consolidate into "a hrm
aud eonfdng support p There is something 10 this
10 puzzle belief The saying OF the Republic is well
enough but The character OF the ssysr-we speak, oil
course of The Republics political course and position
is suspicious Plain men must wonder such change
Shrewd men will imagine motives Tor it, Is the Rspnb-
lie seeking 10 stop what OF It's more uucuent CO.
partisans facetiously call the democratic guodne'" II
So It's adhesion 10 President Pierce rather late IN
the day 10 it looking 10 its own interestsl Then lis
record is very unwholesome. Is IL acting IN spirit oil
new born patriotism II so, then il must suppose.
admit that while figured in the front OF the wing ranks
and did with great zeal all the work-some OF being
very diryo the wing committee. il kept its patriotism
quite in allegiance But
While the lamp holds TO burn
The vest sinner may return"
So. congratulate the Republic on its repentance and
reformation. Now that il has apparently made up its
mind support President Pierce older soldiers in
that good cause, undertake to receive it upon proba
tion Let il look well its ways Let its sack
cloth with decency Let it aspire TO lead in the
agement of a victory which its shameful defeat
Let il be content TO follow, and in humility and self
abasement do what il may atone for its many and
grevous offences against patriotism, wisdom, good gov
eminent, and the democratic party.
Yet let democrat suppose that because the Republic
has thus turned repentance there to be OPP
position the administration of President Pierce. What
there is in the wing party of the blind bigory Of
ervatism-deeming that the only way to manage the
vital and expansive spirit Of this country s to repress
it-this will be TO oppose him. The anti demo-
cratic spirit which truckes to the apparatus of monarchy
in foreign relations will oppose him. Sectional ia
natcsm all its forms will oppose him, il opposes
the pepetuaton of the Union and the obligations OF the
constitution and the rights OF the States which it guaran
ties The spirit OF class legislation will oppose him. The
unruy and imperous tendency to disorganizaon-whch
repudiaes alike the creed and the code of the demo-
cratic partywll oppose him. But all these elements Of
oppositionby their very nature at with each other
and incapable OF any permanent union-wil be tramped
under foot by the march OF intelligent and patriotic
people aroused Of their rights, their duty
and their destiny and ralyng under that old democratic
banner which has already led them TO prosperity
and power
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LEADING ARTICLES OF PRoDUce-DEcLTNE IN PRICE -
Yesterday there large supply of several leading
articles OF produce The levee, and noticed further
slight reduc ion prices. For instance the receipts of
hemp comprised 200 500 bales which, together with
the stock LETT Saturday, could have been sh
OF 1000 bales at the least; and OF this liberal supply
only small quantity sold, decline of from 50 10 So
500. and very good cold low as sos per ton
This paying very serious loss TO shippers above bot
is the best that be done The presest condition of
the market, rates OF freight, &c,
We understand there orders here for large quanies
OF good and prime qualities at 800 $685. rather eastern
mann scurers and dealers advise their correspondents
here that they ready 10 into the market these
figures The stock IN warehouse 10 gradually, and we
may say rapidly on the increase, consgnees generally
obeyirg instructions to store rather than cell at presen
prices Arrivals thus far since ths ist of January are
IL 600 10 900 bales about OF the entire CROP
and perhaps full fourth OF all to reach this city the
present year.
Pork too istending down, and quoted at S3 IS
a S13 so large buyers offering Sl3. Some 200 bbls
offered yesterday at Sl2 for NJ o. Si3 IS for mess
and declined. No Lard, in bills and erces, sells at
81 81 cents. and small LOT of bulk shoulders and hams
sold at cents Tor the former and cents for the latter
These are runous prices, compared with the average cost
OF hogs throughouthe country Bacon and every other
Article oil provision, pariases OF the same feeling, and
there IS no telling where when the decline is TO stop.
II must, however be near the bottom, for IL n.
possible that pork can go much lower.
Lead, one OF the leading and most valuable articles oil
trade, Is beginning TO quite freely from the upper
Mississippi, and with between O 900 and rs 600 pgs
the evee yesterday there few or no buyers nj 95
IS per 100 lbs further reduction is anticipated and
large proportion OF the arrivals will go directly forward
for want OF q market here-St Louis Ntw,. dpru 9Th.
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= hs Report Of the Committee ON Fraud

Hitherto the obligation TO publish the debates OF the
Senate has excluded from columns the report OF the
committee raised TO investigate certain cases OF alleged
fraud. The committee examined four cases, two OF
which we have commented on and we publish to-day
that portion OF the report which audes 10 the FIRST
the California MISUNDERSTANDING Tomorrow 10 lay
before readers that portion OF it which relates TO the
second casethe malpraci ces connected with the Capt.
tol enlargement, by which an enormous has been
lost TO the government
The Republic met first comments the commit
tees report by assaling US for using public documents
10 advance OF their publication, and by niimang that
when the report printed il would vindcate the
late administration and lis agents from the imputation
which had been upon them. The report has been
printed and distributed lime since, but yet ind
cation or explanation has made it's appearance. although
we have called the attention OF the Republic to the sub
jec The evidence taken before the committee is con-
tanned in the printed document appendix but the
report itself presents summary fits leading features
do not intend to cucumber columns with its details
The article Of the Republic which we have alluded says
that we would render service by presenting fair ept
ONE of the proof adduced to sustain the alleged frauds
are assured therefore, that charge OF unfaness be
preferred against us when publish the epome prepared
by the committee oil invesgaton instead Oh one prepared
BY ourselves We do not suppose that the organ OF the late
administration will attempt to justify the transactions
relative TO the California lighthouses and the Capitol
extension The facts OF such character 10 in
hmidate and discourage the bodest and most adrot ad
vocaie for they leave but little for slippery
sons; but while the imputaton against us OF having
made unfair statements advance Of the publication of
The report remains unreracted must be padoned for
insisting that The Republic either enter upon the defence
Of Mr. Corwn, and those charged with the Capitol ex-
tension or attempt to show in what particulars have
msquoed the record.
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.
SATURDAY MORNING. APRIL 10, 1855.

COM HssHr n LHwIs, Of Montgomery, Alabama, sen-
travelling io the States Of Alabama
by c. " LEWIS JAaHs o. LKwIs, sad SAMUEL LAWS
GMr w. JAsxs OF Cincinnati, Ohio general
agent for the Western States assisted by JoaS r. DKS
THOMAS o. j. DrKK, q. M. L. wpKaAs ISAAC BARTKrT X.
Cooks, A. l.. CnlLDs, and l.. Il. BxowHKLL.
Q1Mr lsnAsL e. JANIS No iu2 street, Philsde
phia 10 general travelling assisted by VIZ H. WsLD
Jsan CoLLiEs JAnss DusHss, HAsaIrr Jos BUTTON ESQ
r. BuTrsH, ISAAC H. BoDIHx, EpsusD w. WHY, WILLIAM
WATKRnAH, and GxoKox l. McLKop.
OU-Keccipi from either Of tbs above will be good
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Madame Anna Cora Mowat, the very talented and
popular American actress, IS now in Philadelphia, en-
route for New York She 10 exchange the stage
for the queter and duties Of private liie but be-
fore going into retirement, intends TO fulfil series OF
farewell engagements at the theatres OF the principal
cities OF the United States.
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sTnRM AND DAMAGE

PHILADKLrHIA. April IA There a blow ihi,
afternoon, with thunder and lightning. The tin roof
swept off Edwards new hotel Broad street., below
Chestnut. Portions thrown nearly square distant
The roof and upper part of four Delaware ave
nue., near Vine street, blown down. Mr. Washing
Russell, who passing at the time, severely in
iured.
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CxCELLENT NEW FURNITURE AT AUCrIoN-on sstur4
day the 10th instant shall SELL store
OF b. Homead Pennsylvania avenue, south side
Third 10 O'Clock all the furniture establish
ment, viz
Mahogany bookcase, bureaus and bedsteads ".
Looking glasses, cherry, tout and other tables
Maple cane rocking, and other chairs
Mattresses, comforts
With large lot OF other furniture.
Terms cash. GREEN y SCOTT
Ap l6-lt Aucuoneers
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STAMPED rsvrIoprs.--We learn that the stamped en-
vslopes contracted be furnished TO the United States
government by Mr. G T.. Nesbu OF New York, will be
ready Tor delivery by the fret Of Jane next large
quantity are already prepared but specimens are not yet
exhibited
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LOUISVILLE, April IA challenge has passed between
Col OHara OF Cuban notoriey, Of the editors OF the
Louisville Times, and Lieut. Cumming aid-de-camp to
General Twiggs. The time fixed is morning.
the weapons be pistols. and the distance only six
mace
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The Webster medal, designed by Mr.. c. c. Wright, Of
New York, has been struck in gold, silver, and "copper"
and much admired On side is profile OF the great
statesman On the reverse is Doric pillar sustaining
globe, the pillar resting base, with the inscription
" still hue" In the back ground representations OF
Faneui Hall, the United States Capitol, and other public
buildings connected with the history Of Mr. Websters
public labors. Within the milling is broad and richly
scupured circular wreath enclosing the legend, Liberty
and Union now and foreuer, one and inseparabLeo
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DEATH OF CAPT. THos. T. WEBB-A Geographic de-
spatch from Norfolk the death of Capt Thos
T. Webb, who expired in that city the 18th instant
where he was waiting orders. Captain Webb a ma
tive Of Virginia. and had been in the navy upwards Of
As years. having entered it the lst of January $685.
out of which he had thirteen years service He
had mol been in command since November. 1916.
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SUPPOSED SPECULATIVE FRAUDS.

BosToN. April l5.-The steamer America reached Hall
fax ON Wednesday evening. Com mercsl was sen,
of and the wires then cut, in order afford an oppou-
nifty Tor specializing cotton, &c. g
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MURDERER ,ENrRNcrp.
A puEL TO Rn RouaHr.

WILKKsHARRK, (Pn y April l4.-Reese Evans sen
teaced death day for the murder of Lewis Reese
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HEALTH OF VICE PRESIDENT KING.

afflicted with spells of coughing Last night hs
re,,ed WE'LL and seemed decidedly better this morning. Blu
his cough returned during the day. Should he, however
be worse, he will go up the river his plantation
Saturday 3
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THK TEHUASTEpEc TREATY.

NEw ORLEANS, April l3.-The schooner Bonita, from
Vera Cruz, brings special messenger with the treaty
lately signed by Judge Conklng and the Mexican commits
soners, guarantying to Messrs Sloo and Co, the
tray and sion of the Tehuanepec transit way ra-
fed on the 2S,h.
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By E. n. sraATroN. Aaesioassr.

(Pennsylpaaia apsans eoFnsT 0 NiHIA "FssfJ
WILL OFFER AT PUBLIC SALE, ON SATURDAY AFTER
April 18th, O'Clock, the most
sable piece land, OF thy more beautiful building
Site gardening situated and hall
miles turnpike Badensburg, present
in the occupancy Of General George Washington Bowie,
Terms liberal, and made known sale A
Ap g.
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Late from the Cape, received in England
port the Kaffr closed and that peace proclaim
ed by the the 10th of February he Princes
Of SandiIli and Macomo had moved the Kei treat
with the governor, who will retain posse sson the ANA
tolas. ..
LONDON MARKET, March 29.--The money m arke
continues easy previous and the prospect OF grea
abundance during the coming summer is excellent The
total imports Of gold for the week foot up ElOO
additional arrivals from Australia daily looked for
The exports Of coin Australia for the week ESQ
600. . M.
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FROM SouTH AMERICA ON THE PAcIFe.-By the Brit
ish at Panama. advces have been received from
Valparaiso TO the 3lst ult.
In Chill, the silver mines very productive, and
the harvess in the south unprecedenlly abundant A
lively trade going with Australia, and it in.
ceasng The revenue received at the custom house in
1852 exceeded the receipts in 1881 by 81 900 900 The
Inlendante OF Valparaiso, General Blanco going
minister TO France. The railroad progressing and
the telegraph was in operation.
Peru continued tranquil The yellow fever, which
had been raging, declining A cargo OF eight hun
bred tons OF ice had arrived at Taena from Baltimore
The exports OF straw hats from Catacoas during the pas
year is estimated thousand dozen, valued at $780,,
900.
Bolivia also continues tranquil. Complaints made
OF some arbitrary acts OF General Belzu in banishiDg
csrtaia foreigners, among them a young Frenchman
named Barbas, and American OF the name OF Gun.
ningham. These have given rise TO some diplomatic
cores pondeBce, but not informed how the matte
has been settled By decree OF the government
BILE monument incIus,ed with gold, has been ordered for
the tomb OF Bolivar; when finished il 10 be sent to
Venezuela college is about to be established in the
capital La Paz. The trade of the interior has recovered
from lis inactivity, and is much improved.
The dispute between New Granada and Ecuador seems
to be settled in anicsbe manner ~. ~ f,u: Deia.
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o. Rev ID. Evans Reese will preach m he M~tho
dist Protestant church, 9th morning
and In the evening al ~ O'Clock.
Ap 6
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NAvAL-The United States corvette, Macedonian,
Joel Abbo, commanding, sailed yesterday for Hong
Kong, to join the japan expedition. The following
list OF her officers;
Captain, Joel Abbot Ltuensnts, l. g. Avery, Wash
rngton Gwalhmey Geo II. Preble, Edward Lloyd Win
der Surgeon, Robt Woodwork Parser, Richard I.
Allison Passed Assistant Surgeon s. Gillian I; Mas.
ter, John Violent Lieut. Marines. James "A. Jones ;
Passed Mdshipmen, John Walters, J. G. Sproson Cap
tan's Clerk, N Nj. W. Abbot; Bosswain, ]. Hay
den Gunner Hamilton Bell Carpenter, Daniel Jones
Sslmaker, Charles t. Frost; Masters Mates, j. r c.
Lewis, VIM S. Hamble,on, Lawrence +. Lewis Charles
w. Abbot
The Macedonian is provided with plenty OF heavy
paixhans, and is otherwise fitted for rough service
should be required We trust, however that there will
be occasion 10 use such Arguments in the negotiation
about to be opened or attempted with japan.
IJoWnaiof Comprre,
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GOOD FITTING sHI8 rs.-Genuemen OF a good
VI ting shir, can get BY leaving their measure at
STENENSS saesroom,
Ap l6-3uf Browns Hotel