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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-04-14

We learn from private letter from Wssh-
'ngton' Ind, that the Aqueduct across Prai-
RE Creek, two miles above Maysville, gave
way OH the night Of the 10th inst, and that
navigation 10 consequently intercepted
The break drains the water from several
miles below Maysville. It is calculated that
IL will take from two to three months to re-
pair the Aqueduct, 80 as to permit navigation
to be resumed. We trust w. J. Ball.
(Chief EngineeD will be promptly on the
spot, and we can assure the public that he
will do all in his power to put the canal in
navigable order at III = earliest moment.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-04-14

0 Hon. ]. J. Crittendon has volunteered
to defend Matt. Ward in the murder case.-
The two families have been bitterly opposed
in politics the las, thirty years. f. .-s ,.'
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Or The Kentucky horse Lexington. which
recently was the winner in the great race at
New Orleans. has since been beaten BY the
Lecompte, Louisiana horse, on the New
Orleans track. ilal .a.sl.tel+
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saes pLR KEG

81 PEk kEG.
- POWDEK EOR BLASTING. .
100 KEGS for sale a, above price by The single kes
l\N or larger quantity.
= apiO,:f S. 4. GILBERT & CO., syc. near Water.
Valuable Real Estate for Sale In tho
-'- City. 90 Ial. bir -.
TINE subscriber is DESTROYS Of disposing OF the
l. mos. desirable property on Water street; N fSh
lows: al q 80 Let FEt5rsa
Whole lots No.ss & 2; old plan. corner OF Water &
Locust streets, making $50 feet fronting and
same in depth Locust street TO alley in he rear,
and most admirably adapted 70 any public business,
either Railroad Depot Hotel tobacco Warehouse, OF
Commission business. may be desired. - ESQ "a =
ALS0--Part of lot No. o. old plan, 30 feet fronting
Water by $50 feet deep alley and which b built
the largest and best brick lee House in the city, g
ALSO--Who,e lot No. II, upper enlargemr MT. IS BY
l50 situated among the best family residences,
which is good comfortable two brick house with
necessary out-budings, feEcing dying, shrutbery,
&c. tip X
All Of which will be offered for sale the 18Th prl
eviously disposed OF at sale I'm
such lots the purchaser may desire, TO such
can assume my paper. Title ndisputahle. 80 ,tfR
Evansville. April 10th, 1854. 90 p. G. o'RILEY.k
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THE WING PARrY!@''rhe Wings could re.
ceive no higher eulogium OF the men q nd
th"ir measure, s Than have been bestowed by
reclamation of the entire country upon Clay
and Webster, the representatives and embed.
iments OF both" r''- of,i.i'l ''ini..e,.f .-.,.
are (says the Fayetteville O6server)
indebted to kind and valued TREND, whose
firm adherence to the men and me assures of
the party has long commended him to all no
know him, for calling our attention 10 the
sentiment which We have placed at the head
Of this article. How grateful and refreshing
such suggestions! We know not to
whom should be attributed the credit for Ut
terance of SO strong a truth, but, whether il
come from the granite hills of the North, the
sunny cline Of the South, or the broad prair-
lie of the West it speaks to ,he heart Of rvery
true Wing a language which he should never
forget, and q truth which should urge him on
ward whenever il is sought to destroy that
party, either by open foes or secret and con-
cealed enemies.
No party which has ever existed in our
own country or any other could appeal to
names more illustrious in proof of the purity,
and patriotism Of its aims and principles. =
They would have adorned the brightest peri
DDS of British history, as they shed lustre on,
the brightest pages Of our own Nat. Intel
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

DISSOLUTION NOTICE.
NOTICE is hereby given. that the partnership hereto
fore existing between the und rsigncd, under the
firm name " Sibcrman, Anspacher Co. has been TINS
day dissolved by mutual consent. The business viii
hereafter conducted atths old stand by Levi Silber
who will pay all debts due from the late hrm and
no Is alone authorized 10 collect and receive all sums
due said firm from any source whatever.
...,. ,a'.r l-e l.. SlLBERMAN,
..Nr.f.f. -I.I u.r.r sr-f..f ~ ~ A. ANSPACHER.
apI3 3w s- rll.a... % o.. -lr.f NJ PLOUT. .i.N
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The New FORK T..sans again Victim.

The New Fork Trinuns again Victim.
8 ixed fer Lnbel.A
Ia April 1862, the N. Y. Tribune publish
ed the follewing dispatch. dolly received from
its telegraphic agent in Boston, and fou0ded
uPons -ussscantile letter received from Bue-
nos Ayres, BY q 6rmin- Boston: -
BosroN, Friday, April 23d, 1852
A letter from Buenos Ayres, dated 2otn
February, received here, contains the follow
ing. 81
"The Brazilian Admiral sent note to
Commodore Mcke~ver, that the American
schooper Draco,, Capt. Thatcher, had gone
from hence to the coast Of PatagonIa, aud
there raised crew from vessels loading gu
ano, and left for Brazil to capture vessels un-
der a letter-of-marque. The vessel, how
ever, has no such letter, and she will be pro-
ceeded against as a pirate. Woe betide Them
If they fall into the hands Of Admiral Gren-
fell."j "oi ~4t $3.50
Capt. Thatcher left port in the Brazilian
government, under circumstances which ex-
cited suspicion, and subsequent adyices res
pecting her confirmed the belief that these
suspicious were well founded. Hence the
government made the matter public, and it
came legtimately to Boston, where CaPt.
Thatcher's vessel was owned, as a matter Of
news. Subsequently Capt. Thatcher came
to light and explained the circumstances
which had ensendered the suspicious Of the
Brazilian authorities, and in due time. came
home and sued the editors of the Tribune
(among other editors) for libel, without ask
ing word BY way Of explanation or retrac-
ton.
The case was recently tried in New York.
and the jury thought Capt. Thatcher had
been injured in character SIR hundred and fty
dollars worth by being suspected Of having
turned pirate, and the suspicion founded up
on his own illegal and improper conduct -
4 navigator, in leaving port clandestinely
with half crew, and no known place Of des-
tination. Surely editors are nowadays pay
ing pretty desrly for endeavorine to furnish
their readers with early and important news.
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90 st. Louie is full of strangers, and oil
the hotels OVERLOOKING. II is estimated that
1900 strangers arrived there last week. A
great many of them were emigran.s. tsa
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R FAD THUSs

We invite attention TO the sdye rtisemeot Of Dr. Gao
hegant Extract Of Hydropip-r which IL said 70 be
most eoectu.l remedy for Dyspepss, scrofuis, skim
and ste"st All chronic diseases Il comes we'll recon-
mended BY some OF the arst citizens and physicians Of
md from what We have learned Of Il must
De vauaode medicine, aud the recipe accompanies
each bottle, is q nostrrm and there IL under the
circumstances not much chance for 10 be bumbug;
We think u merits thai from the afflicted. 'i-t7
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LOTS AND HOUSES FOR SALE;

LOTS AND HOUSES FOX - LIZ:
GREAT CHANCE FOR SPECUbATloN.
IX Evansville just beg obd The
- Railroad Depot. Four Of these Lots have FrssS
Houses on them, and otherwise improved. they are
well situ ted for residences, being convenient W ess
ness, and only about square from Main erect =
nne speculate is offered In these lots ps they are Q. -
sold. Those wanting cheap ri ices residence. OF wsa-
ned.atcry One OF these houses especially new
and v ~ desirable residence For further p.rtiesl.ss
apnIy n ,hi. once. - [nh2 IL ,
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WAR DECLARED!!

-r-i. WAR DECLARED!g
EVI SlLBERMAN has declared, mot war;. but that
IL he has just received the finest stock offspring Goods
brought 70 Evan,yille. and that he c-x WILL
sell them cheap any other house in the West.
His NEW STOCK consists in part Of Spring and Sum.
ner Clothing ofevery description. - ,.,
LADIES' DRESS GOODS,
Aud every other article in the line Of Fancy Goods. Ec
Is manufacturing his Clothing In this city, has the
best aud most TTERS,and warrants sats
faction or no trade. Call ahd me. .r I.pI2
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-04-14

IMPORTANT DEcTsIoS.-The Supreme Court
has decided the Portage City land case IN ia
vor Of A. Veeder, and against the citizens
This vests in Mr.. '. the title to near Il
acres OF land in The business part of the city
worth Sl50'O00 or 100000. Fears are ex-
pressed as to whether the decisions will be
Peaceaoly acquesced in by the settlers, who
number many hundreds, have built houses,
and claim title to the land. -.t
-ssc Madison Wis.) Argus, 27h.
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REMOVAL.
GE0 n. WlNGRELL

WINCuELL'S WAT Err COOLERS.
TIME Is again at hand when the sss Of lee be-
comes indispensable 10 The comfort and heunh %
every family.
Tho nndersgned has for several years past been
rag in the manufacture OF the above samcd article.
and has devoted mncb time nd Ia Dor in perecsg sAe.
knowing their great iEsy ccouom. and ~niense,
must bring them into very general ase- Tbe, have Lo-
come Indispensable to every house keeper. The fact
Ice LONGER Than OF the devices ~bish have
been brought out for that parpose The eonvenenes 81
always having ICE WAFER ready for drinking, IL feIly
appreciated BY those who have used this arfic e
The undersigned has larger and better fh>iliss Tor
Manufacturing Water Coolers than any es,ab ish ment
in the eoun'ry and prepared 10 supply them N
any quantity.
To merch nts and others buying to sell, liberal dis
count IS made They be packed and shippedt 70 any
part Of shc country with perfect safety.
49, : GEO. D.W1SCHELL,
Manufacturer, cor. Race and Columbia ,n,.
nplf- 3mdcxw Cincinnati. Ohio.
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rs SP CIAL NOTICES.
Use DR.. Howc's Shaker Sarsaparilla!
RELIGIOUS NOTICE.
mere viii be service this morning at the Episcopal
~nu'cn' commencing a'lo o'clock. (upl4lt
II y DIX. Hol.sTEAD'S PILLS WILL CURE DYS
Indigestion, Biiliousness. and every disease Of
~ s''"sSH.- = -1-- - = - tNbfND
THE GREAT REMEDY FOR FRESH
= $3.50. p - .-.t' CUTS. : 7
many persons have felt the need ola remedy for ex
ternai in1ur . that would heal them without aving
mem running sore t"r many weeks and even for many
months - Is frequently the Sc: the people now have
. remedy In GARDENERS MAGIC WOUND HEALER.
preparations usually employed In In the cur. Of
IN the iact that fresh wounds treated with the Magic
WOUND Healer Will not inname. or become sore. !,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-04-14

Dw. y. e.. BUuCEI, DENTIST, ~ -
TTAvIyG secured appropriate rooms In tn h"use f"s
IL merly occupied by DR.. Trsfton. two doors sbesA
the Sherwood House, Is prepared to receive tho
calls Of all may desire his professional servess
He may found constantly at hrs once during ousinsss
hours = tsps
Oo BALES Cotton Basti,e. received fhs day per A..
e1t) H. Shotwe,l ]. II. MAGHBE * CO.,
= Ar, .tffffff . Boz rtfi Evansville, Ind.
DONNETS.-Just rccei<cJ a full ASSORTMENT Of
ID Fancy straw. Gimp and Lr ehorn Bonbettf. nee
sr.ing aud summer styles. J. H.MAGHEEA CO., -
~ III, 3flF f'IEl, Ie kyanssille. 4.
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SWEET POTATOES.-Juss reed 60 bushels
~ Sweet Potatoes for ssed, at yACkSONT.
apil-std -l- Near the Pavili"n Hotel.
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? SPRING MILLINERY.

~ SPRING MILLINERY..
yOWDEN & BARKER take this method OF
b,y the Ladies OF Evansville and vicinity
We ,ust returned with large and beautiful
Of Bonnets, Ribbons, Flowers, Caps Head
4. OF the latest and most unique styles at
annot fail to please. They are also prepared
as and Teach Dress Cutting, In that much
highly approved style lately l.ughi with 30
, following
DlP Il q M A.
uun0nnAans Misses CowpKN & BARKER have
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FARMEI,,S HOTEL,


90 .r- DANIEL iEFFEi.. PROPRIETOR.
TNHE subscriber respectfully informs the citizens OF
ftts up and furnished the above House in commod
and substantial and is prepared to enter
tain the public in the best and on reaton
able terms. Connected with this House is large Wa
gon Yard and Stable Convinced that he will give sat
sfaction those who stop at his house. he respect
fully solicts share of public patronage.
ap14 wd6mw DANIEL LEFFEL
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LAMASC0 CITY ELECTION.

FIR. SANpERs:-You will please announce my name
candidate or Marshal Of Lamasco City at the
ng May election. (apll-) ALFRED BEEsLEY.
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INTERESTING TO MERCHANTS.
TNOSTER & BROW have just been making large al
L. ditions their former stock Of Staple mud Fancy
Groceries, which swcls 10 TO Of the largest and
completes stocks TO be found anywhere They would
specially cali the attention Of their friends and dealers
tother stock and pri they determined To make
Il TO their Interest 70 buy in this market lapl2
100 HHDs Fair 10 Prime Sugar. just reed and for
AOO sale low by (sPg FOSTERS BROWN.
SOBAGs Prime Rio Coffee. reed and for sale by
leW apt9 st~r frrsf 80 FOSTER Il BROWN.
E00 bills Prime Plantation Molassees In Benncti's
apl2 FOSTER e. BROWN.
4 - HF BBLS Refined Golden Syrup for family use
j. 4 for sale BY tap1e) FOSTER & BROWN.
ech.ss F;aS So. ( ., M. w,,,I,,.m.,n. r
10 ties prime new Rice; IS bbs Tanners Oil ibes):
" bbis piastcr Paris; IS bbls Crushed. Powdered
case Inf bx Sardines; and Loaf Sugar, --
case qrbx do case Double Loaf Sugar;
rs bags White Carpet Chain; all in and for sale
uron reasonable terms by FOSTER Il BROWN. 4
ap12 - -
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1OO LBS Maple Sugar, for sale low az -'
apiI.std ,iIT0u Near tho i'sviIion Hotel.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-24
THE SOUTH PACIFIC.

We learn from The PanGma Star and Herald that an
agen, Castillo the asprant for the Presidency OF Peru
who has been endeavorng to Dust Echenque the ncum
bent has proposed TO OF the returned Australians 10
aid in up.etting the Government. In consequence, a
rumor had been circulated that one or TWO hundred
foreigners were 10 assault the Palace and rob the National
Tressury-ihat FL Herdi2O contains long article upon
the danger of allowing the American emgran TO remain
in Lima-tha Americans and Australians are frequently
attacked in the vicinity OF Lima-and that when the
Americans succeed in capturing the Villains, the auhori-
ties instead OF aiding them throw them into prlson-that
the Americans who have come there, are generally IN con-
siderable distress from wantha several small parties
are going ana have gone 10 Chanchamayo about NIFTY
leagues from Lma-that it thought they had taken
good Tor exploration that the balance OF emil
grafton from Australia il bound for the lsthmus.
From The valparaiso Echo, May II; .
We have il good authority that in the prospect OF
an open between England and France ana hussa,
the two powers, with view To the protection oi
the commercial interests OF their citizens the shores anu
waters of the Pacific have ordered To this coast two YES
sels.owar viz H. Is. NJ fr,ae Pique OF "A guns; and
the French fgate Aceste of 80 guns These vessels lei
England IN the beginning OF March, and may DC now al!
daily expected IN ihs port. WIN ths reinforcement
there ia no fear Of either British French shipping beng
molesed either by the Russian menoiwar pryateers or
corsars as think the Pacific Ocean wall he IN very
short space of time completely swept OF anything ike hus
sian shipping. A., IA rag,
The important at present here 10 the arrival
of the Gamarra 10 gun Peruvian brig holding herseif
ready to blockade the port it is supposed On the morn
ing of the 10th, arrived the Cockafrice, gun schooner
Capt, Dillon. AREA 10 what Is going on In the
night of the Cth also arrived the Rmac steamer search
inc for the Gamarra which after communicating with the
Cockatrice held ON her voyage for AREA
On the 18th arrived the Gamarra and on the morning OF
the 10Th the Rimac returned and after staying the whole
dav went away in q northerly direction No commaniea-
ton is allowed either by the authorities on shore or by
those on board the GaInaa. On the evening OF the 2oh
boat from that vessel came 10 the mole and TOOK away
m, captan's' boat leaving in its place their own,
merely an old battery OF thing. They returned again
shortly after when smart firing took place, which
ended in the retiring Of the briggs people win one man
frstrate officers who know their duty and doit General
Castillo is al recruiting largely and has received
from General Bezu the Bolivian President, 600 horses
and Coo muske,s and offers to any amount OF arms men,
or money General Vivanco and San Roman are still IN
Tacne but will proceed 10 Arequipa In day or TWO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-24
.NfRINE AFFAIRS.


DEPARTURE or THE CLYDE FROM QuARASTiSE.
The British steamer Clyde which lett tins por,
Thur.day for Glasgow anchored during the night al;
Operanre on account sf the weather She sailed agHn
Yesterday morning for her destination.
WRECK OF scHcosER Al ;zl,
Gait, Or OF the ship Ccnee, sEvcd Yesterday morn
inc from Newport Wales reports thai on the 18th inst II
lat 80 lon % 20 he fell in VIII the wreck OF iore-anc-
eft schooner full OF and abandoned She was loaded
with lumber and both msz.s gone She had 'ise
on deck painted Greer. She had probably been DoaFde
end stripped. II. name Of tie vessel was under waef'
v,v,I INTELLIGENCE.
Lett Rcir n W. Shaieldt and Md.hipIneA fI"aid D.
Means ssr9 John L. Brintnall have resigned AZ,
Tie 4 = frraie Constitution was al for' frye nay
o. visiting sroreship The L. s. ship Marion sa,sd Ma!
~ TO- Madeira The oficers and crew were al wen. l
r Planet; which err ed az Salem On Wednesiay orou-h'
.ierbags from both vessels and the following passen'
slidshiuIn.n Jos. = Skerreit and Chas H. Cusilih-n
IRE PRorELLERs FOR THE xExIcAs GOVERNMENT
Jacob A. Wes.erveli Co. viii launch tbs nornns a'
10 o'clock the beautiful propeller steamer lsans AhHa'
hull, for the Mexican Government. We gave 'he uA'eu
sors and particulars this vessel when the kee' "'
laid The other steamer for General Santa Anne IN
forw AID state.
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Personal.

| Fanny Fern is roughly criticised by TIE Ionic"
AAendum. We give specimen:
"sFanny whether Mrs. Mss nppeareh not In her
books does not seem have country bone IN her Dody
or a country hair her head The upstairs do"hs'ar
and back stairs life towns, with all ITS pretenccs ana
ambitious struggles seems a. well known 10 er as oi'
be 70 any respectable OF average fortune she de-
lights in slang. mother, with ner, Is ma,e'HM a
man y masctlae'-and women are temiRties. She y
bosterous the of female shopping less ant
mated when hec,orng the lords Of creation IN resa'i
what they should put on: ! understand, 'ays ny '
fash whether /; is al right the minute clap my eve on
it. As TO vests, call myself connclsseur. ooex,
are only tit for Waist. Get yourself some nice six
necktics ard ak your wife, or somebody who knows
something longudinze them to your Jugular. ihrow
your colorcG embroidered and ruied shirtbosoms over
board leave YOUR and cigar at home wear par
of neat dark gloves sport immaculate pocket hand
kerchef and dickey.' A fern leaf the above May
rather let call grain of ssgy, TO review slang by
slang prc;ent,ed By S9s 70 TX s9 %IsTNa 0y TIC
Mr.. Wachrer German professor residing in New
York j. Engaged in iranslating The Poets OF America
into the German language, to be published at LEIPZIG
Ale,er rom Naples states that the 18th May ~ j.
Deus of Bremen, having assembled Mount VeauTus WIN
party his counrymen, went too near the edge oil the
crater and the ground giving way under him. he fell INTO
the sbyss HI. groans heard from the bottom ou'
when some persons descended by means OF ropes he was
dead. $50
Charles krune, Prussian formerly IN the army MIL
himself at Paris in way to create great anu painful
sensation: he blew his brains out with pistol Id rom
box of the Opera House, during the performance o. ia
PropAse The performance al once closed anu INC au
dience hurried away.
James Montgomery has left 5000 to be distributed
.ror ayps charitable and other schools in Sheffield
and its vicinity and 81 800 to the Moravian Missions
| The will YVES made q years ago.
The story going the newspaper rounds announcing 'u'
| death Of con Of Patrick Henry in an Alms-h'a'e
untrue. The Mr.. Henry referred to, who was greay
,ee,ncd for his many virtues, died three years asO
though poor possessed all that was needia anu
roundei by friends whose attentions and 'ynp.'
ened hi. pillow and -,noohed his pathway I" INC
The Wings Of Boone Co., Missouri nave no 1a+
NJ, Guitar a. candidate FOR the legislature ne 1',,
Hcu.e Jouracl thinks that Guitar " VIII DC wen
b. election day
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-24

EOR VIRGINIA, CAROLINA, GEORGIA, &c
The a. = Mall stesmSip JAMESTOWN Cspt Cs,enay VII
leave pier No 10, North River SATURDAY AFTERNOON,
June g. at o'clock, for NORFOLK PETERSBURG sud RICH.
hONp Time Norfot about "a hours Passengers svas there
Ae the scsbosd and Roanoke and wn.n and
Rsods Aasnfs thsfou Psssase and fare TO
kofc sa fessbus and Richmond to s,eeass bali price,
Fof freight, apply board and for passage, TO
LUDLAM a PLEAsASTs. No - Broadway,
LOk sAvANNAH-FARE REDuCED.-The new
and splendid eide wheel steamship KEYSTONE STATE o.rf
n Hsfdie the United State. Mail viii leave PHIL
ADELPnlA Tor SAVANNAH WEDNESDAY, Jane p. a. 10
O'Clock NJ from the wharf above Nn-st In speed aud strength
and every for the comfort ard eonvsncnee o. Pen
unsurpassed Fare from Philadelphia. EN- steer
age "a The STATE or GEORGIA leaves shove the oow-
ios WEDNESDAY Agents In New.York, SCRANTON TALL
MAN 10 Old dip whef plans Of Cabia be and state
Rooms secured Ill o'clock Tuesday p NJ
~ s. MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY for HA
~ vASA and NEW ORLEANs.-The United states Mail
Steamship Company intend disleh ,hs steamship fhiLAD
PfIA, Capt Henry Wtnde. GU TUESDAY, June ~ 81
O'Clock T. n from Wsrrcn-.f pier. -
Freight to New Oesns ~ cents per cubic foot VIII be 70
eeivsd the 2fib inst.
Specie only tab freight 20 Havana
Shippers supplied with hank bills Of lsdns OF the fem
dsned by this Company application At their once
For freight apply Of the ofiee OF ne company 20
Wssisi., of Warren. NJ w. hobLhA'-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-24
ErsaI Notifies.

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate OF
c,,x AZ New, YORK notice IL hereby oven 70 III Pefsns
RoBERT GILLESPIE late N The City u
Gls.sew scotland and formerly Of New fsIs %
~ 10 s,h ~ In the Of New York, on o. be1e r i'h
49, ~ D,cete neat-Dlsd Nsw-iork the 10th .ay % Jans
la5 JAMrsS o'O''' -
,ul7 Itwtmsat