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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-07-29
Pittsburgh. Philadelphia,
BAL.TIM0RE AND NEWN OIxE

FARE REDUCEDl
NEW ROUTE OPENED TO NEW YORK ALL THE
way by Railroad Cincinnati, Baniltcn Dayton
! Railroad.
The quickest cheapest TO Pittsburgh
Phiadelpha Ba tmore and New York Depot in West
eni of the city.
Only route via Pittsburgh and Philadelphia, by which
through tickets be obtained cm Cincinnati York
One less change OF cars than any other route.
Passengers leaving Cincinnati Morning
Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton Railroad through to
Cresttne without change and
dinner proceed by Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad arriving
Pittsburgh O'Clock p NJ ittsburgh Penn
sylvana Central Railroad. O'Clock p arrive in
Baltimore and Phade phaat II eock noon)
and from thence via Jersey City
or camden and AmbOy Railroads arriving in New York
PM.
Second Tran-Leayes Cincinnati. Hamilton and DAYTON
Railroad O'Clock and 80 minutes every morning. arrives
minutes. midnight snd after seomfortable nights rest
sumo by O'Clock A. NJ Train arriving in Phladelpha and
Baltimore at " o'clock and 30 minutes, midnight
The only cces in Cincinnati. by which Through
he purcha d from Cincinnati New
Phladelra under the Spencer House. below
the Gibson House ON Walnut street
FARE:
From Cincinnati Pittsburgh first class q 90
From Cincinnati TO Pittsburgh. front 90
From Cincinnati TO Philadelp pha. 90
FROM Cincinnati to Baltimore. 90
From Cincinnati 10 New York via Pittsburgh and Phil
adelphia-sll the by railroad. ls 90
Et- For through tickets and informad please apply
Cincinnati Hamilton and Dayton Railroad Once Northwest
corner OF Broadway Front under the
or to j. W sHIPLEY st Railroad Ofce Walnut street.
Fourth and Fifth ofhe Gibson
ii. 0. ABfEs Sup't
eya W. A. LATHAM, Ag't.
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CHANGE OF PROPRiETOES.
DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS, &C, &
wHJ.EsALE ASD RETAIL BY

DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS, &c, &c,
a WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
LEIGH & Y GR LII NC.
THE undersigned have purchased the entire stock OF
l. Drugs and Medicines of J. NJ. D. Miller t Co., and
intend carrying he Drug business at the well known
stand of Keller d Farnsley, No. IL Water street. under
the firm of Leich 81 Verling.
Charles Leich 6rn hopes he is favorably known
to the public. having been engaged in Mr. Crawford
Bells Store the last five years Peter VerliDg of the
firm having been cerking in the present the
last three years, fater himself with having the conf
dence of its old customers.
We intend keeping hand large and fresh stock OF
drugs and medicines and hope by this means and by
strict attention business. and by low prices merit
liberal patronage both from old and customers.
CHARLES LEIGH. :
feb25-iy PETER VERLING
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opennga very large and well assorted stock Of Foreign and
James Permanently located at Manchester.
for the purpose Of our Goods exclusively
profit usually paid to ImPorter, .,o..s.
is the only Bank which expect raise money
and TO cash and prompt short time customers will offer in
to ss With re'a will e'r gaMP PA W i their o.
! Louisville. Juaes 1851. e2l-, aug,d&w
SsPRAGUr's FANCY PRINTs-2O case. sprague's
ey27 JAS. Low q CO.. AIS. Main St. Lou. Ky
4 ,HAsIBRAy GINGHAMs.-' case. direct inPorta-
ty27 JAS Low CO.. as Maip St. Lou. Ky.
S,iLK LACES.-5O cartons SILK Laees for sale by
IS e,Zi JAS. Low a CO as Main st. Lou. Ky.
w NORsTED PLAID case Scotch Plaid. direct i'm
s,27 JAS. Low 4 CO.. AIS Main St. Lou. Ky.
VNHALE BONE.5oO Ihs long Whale Bone for sale by
w ey2' Jas. Low CO.. liS. Mains LOU Ky.
RL.CK sILKs-eoo pieces Gro do Rhine. %. q. Is.
- zs 30 80 81 and 81 inches. received tins day. andfor sale
by ey2i JAS. Low Co., AS. Main ST. Lou. KY
VEILs-5oo Demi Wills this day and for sale by
MUST RECEIVED
% os.ly: rremi. IN Drills: 72Ib; Patent Threads
B s s., sSsSs GSss Sas Pek.s saa'us
I case Plain Prints; g. pcs Flannel
IS pes Tweed; no pes Gin
g Sos bsay~ SIN Cparas red hi, dav and
e3 JAS. Low CO.. Az Main St. Lou Ky
- 2eases bead do; reed this day
and ror sale by JAS Low < CO.. 4i7 Main St. Lou. Kv
e2o
EDORTE MONIEs.-35 dOz Porte Monies reed this day
II and for sale BY JAMES Low x CO.
el6 All Nam street. Louisville. Ky.
DECEIVED this day per Express
IL 10 pcs black Bembazines;
30 pes plain silk Tissues, colored,
5Opcs All Wool de Lains do;
50 pcs Bs reyes do;
81 boxes Bonnet Linngs. newest styles;
cartoons Love Wells; and Tor sale by
ap22 JAS. LOW 81 CO.. 4I7 Main ST., Lou, Ky.
cuAs o. sHREvg. NJ. a. rTEwART.
StEfsEVE N STEWART,
Wholesale Dealers ia Wooden Ware. Va Wcrs
Brushes. BLaetiRg. Matches. Mats IT
Cerdage. &c. Is WaH street.
LoHis rfiie. KN.
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LAW PARTNERSHIP.

TAS. G.. JONES and JAS. K. BLYTHE, Attornies at
y Law Evansville Indiana, associated themselves
partners in the psactee othe law, and will continue
TO practice in this and the adjoining couRtes and in the
Supreme and District Court. They design turning them
attention particularly to land law. la short time they
will be prepared 20 give in few minutes, an abstract
title almost any lot in Evansville its enlarge
nents orin Lamasco, togethe with their professional
oiDn - L, ths title. ifdesred (jy25-dawtf
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p. ". SrRlDER Ticket and General Agent
THE OMNIBUS LINEt
BEEF CATTLE AC pop carr

Will call for Passengers in any part the city BY leaving
directions at the above office south cas-. corner Of
and Front directly river bank.
ey27 j. f. HOW ELL Conductor
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j. r. CRISP,

CITY RECORDER AND JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
Foster's Batlding, Up Stairs.
7 F. CRISP. having removed his Office 10 Fosters
% builling will be on hand at all times to take
acknowledgements of Deeds, Mortgages &c, and attend
to all business required of him Justice of the Peace
fcbg-tf
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DROOHS, WOODEN WARE, &C..
3UO do extra and common Whisp and Hearti
Brooms:
800 nests blue. oak and red Tubs;
300 dozen common 3.hoop ana fancy Bcckets
900 nests covered Buckets;
do Pine Tubs.
100 do Cedar do;
IS dozen bail and nest Boxes;
100 do Wire SIeyes:
100 do Manill Bedcords;
900 do Zinc WashLoards;
80 do Barrel and alfbarfe Covers:
50 do Aleant, Jute. Coir and Rope Mats;
200 nests Market Baskets;
50 DO Clothes Baskets and Hampers;
100 boxes Clothes Pins;
900 nests Bowls;
7UO gross wood-box Matches;
% dozen Trays;
100 do Cocoa Dippers;
100 do Cedar Buckets and Piggins, brass and iror
hoops:
so do Painted Keelers;
so do Horse and Well Buckets;
so do Half Bushels;
900 sets Measures. fye lnj
25 dozen Churns;
With every article ia the Woolen and Willow Ware
ne which viii sell at low prices to the country trade
SHREVE 81 STEWART,
febl46md Louisville Ky.
MILLINERY AND FANCY STORE.
MRS f. N. RICH, No. 2o4 Fifth street. Cincinnati
would respectfully call public attention to hei
large and shionabe stock of Millinery and Fancy
Goods. consisting of silk, Satin Velvet and Braid Bon
nets Bonnet CaIs and Fancy Trimming. Ribbons. Man
tillas Cloaks Black and Coored silk and other Laees
Neede-wo-ked Collars. Chemizettes. Sleeves, &c.
which she Is prepared sell at prices which cannot fail
10 give satisfaction.
When yeu visit Cincinnati, call on
MRS. r. VI. RICH.
mhi5y 2o4 Fifth street, between Elm aud Plum.
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IWoULD notify my Butcher frsnds and other.
ls interested. he At the Sci, Well once
O week with lot of fine and Beef Cattle better
e. never were brought to this market and also Mileh
lows Sneep. kc 20 which would the part
t,on OF citzers have also span
70 satisfy all orders. Thos, wanting anything OF this
@ VII please leave word the Salt Well at Oregon
bills New Harmony WALLACE GORDES
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GLASS STAINING

IN the modern styles for Churches, Public Build
iaeS. PriUGie Dwellings,. dc dc
TaG FIRST PRIZ5 RECEIVED
A stita'e. s""A''' '''' At 'n' '''' '@''"A'''' III
We are prepared to fll any order with metal sash
sained glass with borders and di mond centers any
kind ofchUrch windows with full size figures
cheap eau be nad In New York, Boston or Phladel
phiathe amount OF risk of broakage and transportation
less.
Gu. references are all tho good new modern finished
Boats the Mississippi aud Ohio rivers. three Presby
teran Churches Cincinnati the Episcopal at rorts-
mouth Ohio. Church ut Madison, Ind, a ehancel
wi dow at Frankfort, KY. also window, with fig
urcs at Nazareth, and two Churches 10 Louisville.
Bay window in Governor Helms residence at Harrods
burg side trapsome lights in various dwellings in Lou
isve. Lexington nd Danviile.
All orders carefully executed az the establishment
Bullt street, Louisville. Ky.
mhI7 Gun 7. c. MILLER& co.
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WHITE RIVER BRIDGE

WHITE RIVER BRIDGE.
IbROPOSALS will be received by the undersigned until
TIE st OF August next for covering the Railroad ridge
across hite ver-the undertaken the
-
IL will require about So 600 fee. lumber B. NJ and 1885,
the or In Stock Of Wabash Navigation
oil OF the materials required NAV be sesn a. .,I,s
Shop Evsnvills-at the of the Yineenn. Deno,
my once N Princeton SAM L HALL, Pres.t
eY'-" Z. O. K. co.
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FROM CINCINNATI TO
NEW YORK in 80 Hours:
BOSTON in 34k Hours:
BUFFALO ia ISL Hours
DUSKTRK in Is Hours:
CLEYELANU ID in a1s Hours;
BY THE
Cincinnati roluuhus opd rocoIo,J D.

fENHE ONLY ROUTE AUTHORIZED TO RECEIPT
PASSENGERS via Lake Shore Railroad Dunkirk New
ork and Boston; Bualo. Albany York and Boston
t. Buffalo Niagara Falls New York. Boston, Montreal sar
atoga. Burlington. &c &c.
fAsseng By this route. breakfast Ciacinnst
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EVANSVILLE. Ia, SATURDAY. JULY 29 1854
STEAMBOATS, 4 RAILROADS


REGULAR PACKET BETWEEN EVANSVILLE
AND IL ClsEIi.LE,,,,, n w
THE Steamer BELLE QUIGLEY, g. W.
Master will & run g asS's .s du5ns sfHs sSs
syll-tf s' ''S'' 'pfL LEWIS & HOWARD.
FOR BOWLING G ZEN. LOUISVILLE
Ana EVANSVILLE.
,TxE- u The fine staunch steamer
S@E&5~ BELLE QUAGLEY,
GzsSSsrEzs<pzCapt II. CoNBs Commander, will run
as above until further notice.
Passengers wishing to visit the Mammoth Cave will
always find Stages ready carry them over upon the
rival of this boat at Bowling Green. lmy23-n
GREEN RIVER PACKET.
.H~e n TIE well known ard staunch steamer
rAkEsS-N IA ADONA,
~ - Capt PLuxrR commander, will run as
regular Green River and Evansville packet ea"ng Ev
ansviile every "Wednesday and Bowling Green every
Monday, till further notice
For freight or passage apply on boaEd. l!an26-d
EVANSVILLE AND LOUISVILLE
PACKET.
,Srg~ - THE substantial and light draught steam.
xf<fssE<SSSzSv e er FAWN, VIM. r. HoLcRAFT, cor1man-
der, has again taken her place in the
Evansville and Louisville trade, ard viii continue TO
make regular trips during the She has been
thoroughly oyerhauled and is in prime order.
aug22d3m
TERRE HAUTE AND EyANsyuLE U. S. MAIL
AND EAPRES- PACK ETs.
s5cs---S TRI-WEEKL' A BOst Of this Line will
leave Terre hante Evansville
Mord4y Wednesday and Friday at O'Clock
P NJ These Boats large eommodods well furnished
Connecting at Terre Haue with Railroad and Northern Pack
e and Evansville with the different Lines of
en- the Ohio river. e22-tf
EVANSVILLE & CRAWF0RDSVILLE
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WATClIES.-TIME. BEAUTY AND DURABILITY
y" COMBINED Just reed. by Adams & 20 . E1press
from New York the Silver Watches ever
into this ma ket comprising Hunting Open case Ancho,
hscapements. Lepine Escapements and Engish Levers
es +. HUSTACE. lst street near Main
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THREE DAILY TRAINS.
NEW ARRANGEMENT.

First Train Railroad Lightning Express at O'Clock
NJ making direct snd exclusive railroad connection to Crest
line Ptsbursh Philad lpba Baltimore and New York Al
Cleveland to Dunkrk New Yolk aud Boston, at Buffalo 10
Albany, New York. Boston, &c, &C.. "
Second frain-Lake Steamboat Express at 7IS o.eiook
NJ sizty MI less lake travel than routs
meeting the Low sesm
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w NJ. WOOLSEY. Z. A. LIECK
DkUG ESTABLISHMENT.
WOCLSEY & LINCK,
THE undersigned have formed copartnersip in tte
L. Drug and Apothecary business--and will continue
at the old stand Main street, formerly occupied by
w. ". Woolsey They have hand general assort-
menI of Medicines, Paints, Oils, varnishes, Window
Glass, Printing Ink &c. &C., TO which they invite the
attention of old customers and the public.
Physicians Prescriptions carefully attended to, both
partners being fully competent TO attend to that branch
Of the business. w. NJ. WOOLSEY,
Evansville Sept. 90 1882 FRANCIS A. LiNCK.
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SUSPECTED DEATH FROM CRIMINAL
ABORTION.

soc5 deal Of exc:;emen, was created a; Dr. Trail
H,Sovs,hc Institute No. IS Lasht-st last night by the
.s.sssrce that giving her name as Margaret,
va yrc dead 1t No l72 Thompson-st., who was sup
,ess 70 hsl fom that establishment. Margaret Gafney,
Ae ADS bath attendant lad left there Sunday last,
esssrlsir:uc Il ndispos;ion and letter had been re-
c,vsS by he. cousin in the house bearing the
Signature Il Maggie representing her to have gone TO
re eounry-6escrsting Canton the place though the
e-sr bo-e the pcs,-mark OF Boyds City POST but the
.s1con Ct identity excited, and with fears
Ct ,oss:ble false pretenses and criminaity.
TIE messenger who brought the was Mrs, Byrne,
uho Ia syn of Female Physician and Professor Of
Obsseisics at Nc. l72 Thompson-s One OF the medical
attendants Of the Institute and several students OF the
Medical Sehco attached and the relative above named
-cce6ed TO the spot for the purpose of setting the ques
;on Of identity and rendering such assistance as might be
required.
Having satisfied himself of her identity with his missing
bs,h attendant and become possessed of suspicion that
here might have been forced abortion and death as the
rsa lie caused brother Of the deceased woman to be
.tn, for and put the in his hands After consultation
With friends and relatives he decided to Coro-
ner xto was accordingly notified and has the case
in hand.
Owing TO the large number OF boarders patients ami
student. the Hydropa institute much feeling has
been roduced by the Gaze and many sumises into the
Foundation Q: which the Coroner will of course inquire
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s,.a,s.s Cesrxs.at,osst Assccnr'os'-we 'ce
A., a., ,uh Of slavery has been The principal topic OF
ss,.sr ia sA, rGsce, body at their r'cc"t eS''on :"
49,, ,,xm their msnaN~ @ May II, Il appears the
sA~,.s ss,,cn ives 'sAen' r,s.
49, rNa, We csn upon the American Tract So
M'"y@s t.s,ss. ~ enter NJ further into this contest
c"Vv ss,s,,N 4, pah,,~h rract embracing 1uosi'cns
49, "A. ~ysA 81 Sot ~ ~ ~ MAKE rN'm'nom IN d'rcc'
eNs,s Al Na,rg,, al lc~st these points, VIA -,
49, tyis teaching, concerning The UNIVERSAL "N'her
,.,,s VI ~~e r~s>N -. -...
49, ,sca declaration CONCERNING oppression
~, V,~ls teschiug IN wSrcci t. lasco IN The prompt
- '..s,-errt cf latct ~ frhdden by slavery
WA S,mgssAy ka the p,cr and oppressed
rsl yas te~chsnS ~ ~ the sanctN otmauiagc. as u
= rseseslN snns''ed SsNely, ASA N's "'"''''"'' W
: ITsf.Na.es<s So t,~tescy b, oppression, aud q
x.,la ts>~s scsshnS concerning the duty NJ religious
s.slk,s a. -, .a,ScssfNly discouraged by American
s.,sf, Alcrt~i unanimously.
~ ~ a. L N,strr N>aa Committee previously ar.
ssl sVs1 l,sSthy rcpou concerning the relations W
=, aaaest> ~ NNsSl tn SLAVERY,
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TUESDAY AFTERNOON, 3 O'CLOCK.
STATE OF TIE MARKETS TO-DAY.

TUESDAY, June o. L. vi.
Asurs-Ile Make: quiet FOR Pearls a, g IS, but
finer .-r Pots AZ q Fl IS -.
CorIOS-Coniinues unsettled
flour AID MEaL-There l. more offering. and the low
GRADES Of State and Western Flour l2!c lower, but
The better grades are arm and not plenty.
Tie demand i limited 20 the local and ,stern trade
Canadian Flour i heavy sales Of 800 bbs. at = 81 in
bond Tie sales Of Western Canal are 1000 bills, at
sea % oE ordinary State 50 % 80 81 for common 70
sr,igb State and "a 81 - - for mixed to fancy Mch-
gtu ard common 20 GOOD Ohio.
Included IN lie sales 200 bo State for July delIy
CIV 8 -. Southern Flour firm ard in fair request;
.ses o. zoo bbs at 50 80 IS for mixed to good straight
brands baltimore &C. Rye Flour i dull and heavy at
% for fine. Corn Ne quiet al 81 = - FOR jersey
GRAiX-A leGvy market for common Wheat; this being
neglected other kinds steady; sales of 900 bush
southern red It g. and do. white, s2 20; 1000 bush
wiie Michigan yesterday - 40, and 800 bush prime
red pucihess County 60 l2 Rye heavy and inactive
a, -. Oats are lower and nominal, a. % zoe Tor
State ard Wes,cm.
Gem steady but lees active sales OF 80 600 bush al
n -cc for Wes.ern Mixed he latter price for Old =
re- FOR southern Yellow and White and reeoc' Tor
round Yellow The arrivals are no; large bat the warm
woaiier derressss phoes'slighty.
WHsaY-lhc market 8 better with fair demand safes
o bbs .e ls. &C., cash for Prison and 29c Tor Do
shof. fmc.
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TWO WEEKS
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.
ARRIVAL OF The DANIEL WEBSTER AND FL DORADO At
NEW0RLEANS
NEARLY 100000 ON THE WAY FOR
NEW.YoRK.
NEw-ORLEANs, Monday, June 3, Isl

NL"-oRLEASs Monday, June D. i-Jf'
The steamships Daniel Webster, from san Juan
Nicaragua, and the II Dorado, from Aspinwall have
arrived at this port, bringing California dates to the
18th of May
Tie passengers have arrived here IN 's days, and
90 hours from San Francisco.
The steamship Star of the West sailed from san
Juan for New-York the 3lst ult with 25O psssen-
gers and nearly one million and half in treasure.
The steamship George Law left Aspinwall on the
3lsl ut for New-York with the mails, passengers and
nearly million and half in gold dust.
The revolution in NicaraSua is reported to have
been successful
lCslfomia news be the vessels reach their
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-06

FIRE ~ CHELsEA.-At about O'Clock last evening the
estabshn of Messrs. Wnde ~ Clinkard, boat build
ers Marginal ST. Chelsea, set on fire and totally de-
sroy ed together with four boats partly finished, and
large amount OF stock Loss about $1,000 insurance
80 300 at the Fremens office in this city, Traveller, 9Th.
SuicIDE-On the 81 inst. girl named Sarah Ciswell
aged H. drowned herself in the Poestenk IN tho neigh
borhood of Troy II she had been employed in tho
account Of which, it is supposed she committed the act
POLICE STATrsTIcs-Four hundred and nnety-six prs-
oners were under the charge Of the turnkey OF the city
lookup at Fifth and Cbesnutss during the month OF
May OF this number 37J were charged win drunkenness
ani disoricrly conduct. Phil Am. Il Gaz., June ).
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Foreign Ports.

An at G.barl ! Tn ult brig Pawn, Hoyt New YORK
Arr ut brig Ninceuncs Ge'cne I'm Havsns q
lead for - would return ~ II TOT clearance .
An at 18th ut, schr T. Fafdy Fisher Dominic. not ~
b. or seb Ann Mara MITCHELL BALTIMORE <ist p1f
Ale.a Haskell. Sew-YoIk. 49, A..
A. Nsnls 10Th ships Chile Wileomb Havana Saysrs,
- do h. osd r chartered "a Ga carries 20 bxs
bark Alnra New Orlsaasi 2h Ann johnson athop
Havana q load for COVE DC.
SD nom aideIss u brig H. B. Crosby Collins Bangor
Nsrcy. NcH lork. - 49,, a.. l.
A-erfra Wilton Charles A smith, do Cid
r Faersa smith fTedeTksburg sid nth, shp Cochs, Hub
btId London. .. A., a..
Arr AZ Tu.Lst n 18th u. schF. sarah, Baaye Boston
AR a. - John B. 9TH glt, shfs Howad bsleh rniads
rtl; Novel. Novel; keEaebnnk: scars frannn nass
ron sei.m Groton Smith. Boston, 1T inst hesoi'ion
S,is Portland CD 2h Ricbd Golden Churchill SAVANNAH
ctr soyrreirn Burns PHILADELPHIA
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SONNET TO QUEEN VICTORIA.

ON MIR LEADING raE Ratio yLEEr TO SEA-
EsalsSp NO or saw more cnnobling scene,
Through all the splcndcw of her history,
Than whom In her own threshold standing, she
pchcld her feet. with purpose high and keen,
A. the pure gals tina, made The giant" lean
Their towering bulks. more proudly out a, ses,
Frcish,cd with hearts resolved on victory,
Right onward mnshalied by their faithful Queen.
Oh, Sovereign Lady, IL poets praise
Might image forth thy lofty tenderness,
And raise the figure to the mighty stress
Of the great deed, Id draw from higher lays,
Call thee the Una OF our modern days.
Leading thy lion DER the wilderness.
GEo. II. Boxer.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
FORT OF NEW. YORK.
Arrived.

ship EIoiheI Jonathan lof Wiscse' Tucker HaVre May
tss,; and ZIG IIss @ Shines X HGaen a.. ,-., .
B,TL F,oisis Richard sagua GIande 10 WGrdwe
Knowon Sailed company with BRIG Addy fT New OK NO
date lat passed big Model n Portland Tor JACK
Br BuehD Peters Csrdenss ds sugar 20
master Sailed company with brig H. Hichbo5n Esis sna
chr Marcy r. Heagsn Hsger for Newlork May ~ LAT d ION
- roke thp Franklin Of Bath I'm Mstan1as 9 fsmon
Epg May So lst S25s Ion a. spoke os Oo'"opo'e
William. IN. MstAnzas for Ros.on, o. out:
BIZ saclf OBJ shaw lars Cuba IS ds TO H. Brain
sb, nc g.se Washington. c. 56s naval stores . s''e
lltu i Ra6deow.
ItIntn. =, - n, ,.,
Sehr L. Davi s. Jaeo de CG"a 10 6s sugar IA" -
81, y,pnv of Chsriesonl Hull Charleston May 5 mdse TO
- bu s.y. -, - L. 4, .sa.r IN
Gree. c,...o,,, n Ia
MeCrc1dy. Mott Co ,.. ,,.o A. ,o.,o, I,
scar Life Boat (oi Kennebunk Eis Charleston as 'ooa
do .,
sA Raven BqAIS hse hayass . S c le.S i'm
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Nrrw.yopK SUPREME coURT.-DANIEL c

~ nc, susnd contact, teom. rot serl-ro IRAN
W. -, h@rby summoned and required saswss the
80, - iA scion which tled 10 the Office Of the Ctsrk
~ ~. CIV Of New iok a. The City Hall 10 ssA Ci;v
May 1874 and
aid complain he subscriber s his Office No. Isl Broadway
he foIk within DAYS Of IN
exclusive Of he day md
IN sa complains within ne tins Aforesaid the plaintiff
tbs aou will iaks ladsnsn for the three
husdrsd ard oEynns aoas and with nteesteo
ss VI nom the 7;h day Of October thousand eight hundred
scd hfy hrer and interest the sixteenth day OF
AP Thousand Eight hundred fythres besides the
Of III, seton --ps,sd Ns~.iors Nay - le54
WM. NORTON, Flsiras AIRY, No ~ Broadway
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ss,,ss ~ N.ssv,i,S.-rhew IS certainly no el'nvm,'
sAeNrA IN ear city. The deaths rricd oy s'' w.
sss~ :. e>ccagying irNa cholera have eo'h S' wy y"
~ We AcArnrA fecn the sr>scn, upon N''uns W" VuN
s.ss syasA tAat tAs,c had been HNe ntcrmens III al
ses The dan sp t. chat hear three ehN Q, WI w
,aes N,r Il y r,4 prceshlc that there were any "dd'-
Se.i ir,ss nscats daring Che evening.
s * sc sNr,e ASWr wc had heard VI only 'fyS on 'our
- "a, Az, h,s informed that any VI them ter
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