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sADDLERY. HARNESS, ETC.

Il D. 3 TrRSBuLi. = - -
FEyURNBULL & CO., successors to 49,
Brewster Il Cob Carriage Repoait0ryt NO. lls
atres New ea Charles Hotel Every aoTtp-
ton Of Carriages made order. -, =. (, ,,-a.u,
b. B. 4 A. TURNER ILL., ManutattarOrs sswaIk J. OH aA"
NTEwARK, NJ. ,SADDLERY Ware So
Toass-ANpREW q BULL 60, NO ~ Csaal 80
ert EaIap md NeRaEne strer,
hiarsTets and lrnrofsrt sADpLERY sad sAbptEWA
hove copsanty COMPLETE af2ttlSia o. Saddles
ridlss sfArgNlas Trunks Whips, HRtsA and bfd
,"hs1 sb pLEIs' roofs ftimnE u
scrpion No. II CANAL efEs&T ,.,,y,, =, prrYr ro
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-17

AR FAMILY MEDlClNEst .
and Dealers Of Preprietors' lowest
.ency, No. ISL CHARITIES ST.
lIibbard's Wild Cherry,
Rirhardson'a Shorty Wine,
Hnirhing's Vegetable DySpepsla,
Gonle Vegetable, Coleman's,,
Hootiard's GerTan, 0rygonhtea'
COSMETICS.
Cologne Water, bay Water,
Florida Water, Meen Fun,
Jones's Lilly White.
SOAPS AND CREAMS. |
Lows Brown Windsor,
Jones's Chemical, y..
Radways' Medicated, CASTLES,
Almond, Toilet and Family,
shaving Creams and Csmpoundao
all descriptions.
Pulls,
wright's Indian Vegetable,
Mofiatt's Life, Rrandretn's,
Nlorrison's, Lo0's New London,
PARIS, Snppington's, Chanplonh
Graefenberg, Jayne's SanatlVe,
Jayns'a Ague, WineT's Camomhe,
Hlbbard's Anti-bilious, Peters,
Spcncor's Vegetable, Cocks,
Cnoper's, Oovel's Rheumatic,
Anierson'a. Allohhsis' Health,
Wistsrts Gentle purgatise,
lAllubaIls' Ague, Aonper's,
IChi6lf nayla SuVnr-rosteu
Herrick's Sugar coated, 40,
| Gilbort's Anti-biliaua, Beekwlth'S
lLeidy's blood. Ingoldsby's Pile,
SCOTS Vegetable, Eagon'a,
Railways Regulators,
iRosa's Railroad, Lcdy'a Female,
Loud MS Indian Sanstiye,
Loudsn'i Ague, Hoiioway's,
Halsled's knti-Dyapeptie,
ioYdou,s, MeLane's Liver.
Hair DYES. -=..
Phnlon's Magic, Bachelors,
Gilmau's instantaneous,
Ballard's, Jules HauePs,
lJsyue'a American, East India.
MISCELbAN E0US.
DR.. Morse's lnvigoratin9 Cordial ,
/. Thornis Extract,
Tarrant's Aperient,
lTafrant's Elixir OF Rhubarb,
/, CarteI'a Spanish Mixture,
Mothers Relief, u.s. .
Toothacht Drops,
LYONS Magnetic Powserh,
/, Mra. Kidder's Cordial,
Thompson'a Eye Wntes
WAtts's Nervous Anti1
Billings Astringent,
}, Hyates Life Balsam, 49,"
MrMuun's Elixir OF Opium,
Radway's Ready Relief,
]. Rad ways Resolvent,
TArrant's lndelible Ink, "a"m.
DR.. Fitch's Body Braces,
DIR, Fitch's Shoulder BraceB,
Or, Fiteh's 1nhaling'Tubea,
Dr. Roses Preparations,
Winer's Arcaunm Extract
Teneur's Specific. .o
Marshall's Catholieon,
DR.. Fitch's Preparations,
Morseis Compound Syrup of yellow
Dock, ..-....
4 kfhhlh . L tiltA Ihilipaf
Browne Essence OF Ginger,
Morimore's Rheumatic Compound
Mortimore's Cordial Bttters,
MYERS Extract of Rock Rose,
" croasman's Specific,
Or. Wards Specific,
uphAin's Pile Electuary,
Steers OpodeldOe,
Godirev's Cordial,
Turlingsou's Ba'sAm,
Dr. Callen's Preparations,
Batemsp's Drops,
DR.. Jayne'a Family Medicines,
Saidlitz and Soda Powders,
Eppingis Fluii Extract Buchu,
Lucina Cordial, 40.
Juno Cordial,
Harris Remedy for Fits,
Wilson's Death on Rats, etc.
10, Leidy's Ernsive Soap,
Rirby's Cholera Drops,
Balls Cholera Syrup, M
Spohn's Heaaaehe Remedy,
Conneil's Mixture,
DR.. MarchisPs Uterine Catholico
CowAn'a Lithortripric,
Loudan's Preparations,
Houghten's Pepsln.
ic,
G SCHEIDAM SCHNAPPS.
l., aud all dealers in any Of the atticl
will find it to their advantage by ca
We, where will be fond the nEst .
PATENT MEDICINES in The Unit
Please address
RIGHT AZ CO.,
kDICIhE WAREHOUSE,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-17

Fire, River and Marine Insurance.
PROVINCIAL ANCE COMPANY
OF TORONTO, c. W.
Epwp G. o'BE1xs Secretary A. NJ CLARK, President
BRANCH OFFICE, No. as Camp st. New Orleans.
e prepared issue POLICIES against
the perls and RIVERS also, against loss damage
by FIRE, ct the current rates Of premium.
BENJAMIN FLoRANCE, Agent,
p61v HARMON D0ANE, Assistant Agent
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-17

PUMPS AND BATHING APPARATUS. ETC,
loans ba u sGAkfY PLoMBER No. Camp street Sesor
arL99a Iei FORCE AND PJNPs BEER IDS
Az : BATHING TUBS AND SFgWEi BATIiS,
Wn0khOF EVERY DESCRIPTION ~ ~ -9j ot'fA hf'f'
ohp aud Steamboat ,pa
M
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-17

A'H" 'iAthii'Y tJns
vERMlFuGEs.
Winer's Canadian,
Swain'a, n#
Perry's Dead Shot,
Jayne's Tonic
Ksrl'a,
b. A. Fahnestosk's,
Sm.ao70 McLane's
BALsAMs 81 COUGH REMEDlE:
Wistnr'a BalBam Of Wild Cherry,
Hastings NBptha,
Shermhn's BalEan,
BRcnan'B Hungarian, @
payis's Wild Cherry and Tar,
sohenek's Pulmouic Syrup,
Nav England Cough syrup,
Bar,hOlomew's ENpectornnt,
Halle BalsaIn, .
Swayne's Syrup Of Wild Cherry,
AYERS Cherry Pectorai,
Thylor's Balsam Liyerweft,
Jayne's EIpsctornnt,
Winor'b Elecampains,
Rogers, Liserwort and Tar,
Mrs. Gardeners Liverwort,
Stabler'a Cherry EEpeetorsnt,
I.oudon's Indian do.
DR.. Roses do,
sARSAPARILLAs.
Dr.. John Bnil's, %@ ~.
S. p. Tewnsund'a,
Sands's,
Old Jacob Townsend
Carpenters,
Wynkoop's, -...
Shakers,
Grafchberg
Guysott's Yellow Doc
PLASTERS.
Wells Strengthening, .
Ewen's strengthenir
Jew Dsyid'a or Hebrew,
Badsau's,
| Knapp's IDdii
| Alcock's Porous, ~.
Griffith's Adhesive,
| Holloway'B Arms
LINIMENTS.
Mexican Mustang,
| Farfell's Arab,
Butler's Nerve and Boue,
! Hunps,
| Hsyes's,
Tobias's yoneti
Hswes's Ner We and Bone,
Kcllinger's,
Gardeners, @=a
Bartine's Hoi
Merchants Gargling,
Cherokee,
.... Jayn,
AaUE REMEDIES, etc.
Osgood's Indian Chologogue,
Rowand,s Tonic Mi1tlIe,
Smiths Tonic Syrup,
Wyukoop's Tonic,
Speeds febrifuge, 81. 49, @
Vegetable Febrifugs.
1 L0ZENGES,
Sherman'B Cough aud Worm,
Bryan's Pulmonic Wsfera,
Locock's Pulmonic WRfe'a.
HAIR PREPARATIONS.
i Boyett's Wahpene or Hair Clos
Barry's Tricopherous,
Lyons Katharion,
Boyle's Hyperion Fluid,
Phalon's Hair lnvigorator,
Jayne's Hair Tonic,
Van Deusen's Whhpene, "
Louden's Oriental Hair Tonic,
Hnuel's Eau ustraie,
Oldriigs's Balm Of Columbia,
. Railways Circassian Balm.
. PANACEAS.
Swain's, Houek's,
Culien's Indian Vegetable,
Longiev's Great Western.
OINTMENT AND sALVES
Dalley's Magical Pain Extracto
Professor Holloway's Ointment
MoAllister's Ali Healing,
Brooks Magic Salvet Pryor's I
: Gfay's, Hsrrison's Specific,
Trask's Magnetic, Jndkin's, W.
! Louden's An Healing, Russia.
OILS.
, Rushton's Cod Liver OIL,
!, MeNar's Acoustic, Scarpa's do
British, ilarlhem.
, BTTTERS.
AIofat's Phoenix, Blake's Arom
D WoLFE'S AROMA1
. S Druggists and Merchan
/ contained in the shove catalogu
0 ing or sending their orders 40 n
0 teueivs assortment OF GENU1N
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-17
DRUGS MEDICINES.

n WRIGHT & CO.'S CATALOGUE of
y GENUINE AND POPULAR FAMILY MkpGi ,s, lowau
which they supply Druggists aud Dealers D.
E aish"e Depot and speca Agency No. ISL CHARITIES ei
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ICE--ICE-ICE.

& t. MIC HOLAS E&CH AN G E -
proprietor Nicholas would inform his frenda
public generally that he has during the summer entirely
popular place of that the bar
room carpeed handsomely large stock of
superior liquors laid in. 4,a
the St. Nicholas whh is the largest and most
bedded
the best running order with varied
ma sm THOMAS Il. NICHOLS Proprietor
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-17

wOLFklS AROMATIC SCiEDAM SCHSAPPS.
IF Drugglsa Merchants aud all dealers in any Of tue Articles
the catalogue will find it 70 their advantage ny cal
sendng their orders where vii be 9Tnd e 19l
GENUINE PATENT MEDICINES in .he United
States at the lowest Prcrs Please address
j.. WRIGHT AZ CO.,
GENUINE MEDICINE WAREHOUSE,
az M tsi Chnrtres ~ Newt Orleans, La.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-17

A TTAINING FAVOR DAILY.-There is no
~ medicine well for ali eemmon diseases plantations
IS b. A. FAENESToCKSV ERMIFUGE. Read his testimony:
From F. P. DuCoNGE, Esq, New Orleans,
NEW ORLEANS March 8, 1858.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-17

VpROuGHT to the First District Police "a
q y Prison .... -, ..s, = tu,h,, MA, IA
Saw, he belongs 10 MI Brown Pilot o the steamer New La s>
ih' 0HHs' va p JONATHAN WoRRALL Warden.
~ r., ..r r,...rntat OF ,ssa a~3w
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-17

BROUGHT to the First District Police e.
ROSE. black feet II tnhea high. i6yearsod Says ,se0
belongs o MIR. Charles Dufani 90 d, t,r H"~
Ahe '"hui 80 f''4 JONATHAN WoIsRALI, warden
- at, r,...,uh,, d, ,ssS d3i lavSw
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-17
DOCToR BEACHs PREPARATIONS.

I IA 0Ct-
tain, Ell
ifectualA
prompt
remedy
for Dihrs
lrnua,Dy-
laentery,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-17
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
BOARDING.

BOARDING. - Mrs. e. PALMER, Qate Of
Montgomery A respectfully inform har friends and the
public h has leased that sna emuodons house No. 2o
thoroughly repaired painted az newly
approved style and is ready receive
gentlemen She will insure them good fare
qlars be found other house in the
city Terns ave seasonabIe febl5 1y
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-17

ESROUGHT to the First District Police g
ANrERSoN black, nigh, ~ years Old; sMV
the forehead Says he belongs 70 tbs esia'e q
sipwn, tt.h qny.ars
old has sas a ia free, but Earl 70
runaway slave. -, .,-,.- ..o.,tu, .har
' JONATHAN WoRHALL, Wn5dsn,
oasrs r,o.arrt,,, ,ssH dg9 lBw5w 55r
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-17

nROUGHT to the First District Police H.
RSctiAEL ab.ek sfssts inches high, 10 yearsola aysS
she belong, 70 NJ, @ s e ncnes high aboo IS
Years old SAYS belongs 10 Mr. Wa'e outrAinpf' " DC vac
slays II Captan Robert New port, Of Fort udson ,p.z
lhe'"ue's JONATHAN WoRRAlL. warden.
" ,., 1.,r.,, A 1889 jana nwSw
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-17
MEDICAL CARDS.

NAOCTOR S. W. DALTON has THIS DAY re-
seyed rem Or. " SMITH, of the Vaccine Institute,
Boston, aIaHp supply FRESH and GENUINE VACCINE
VIRUS would adults and those having children unprotected
from Small Pox, Of the promptly
attending the ensticn of themselves children.
~ Office, No. st. CHARLES STREET ds tmhls
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-17

UBROUGHT to the First District Police a&
Prison ,,...EA
THOMAS black festTA inches high "A years old hs'
scar on the says he nslopgS 70 b b. S
Thomas, the Psrish of St. Jack t, ar-.. b.
MATILDA muao ineheh hgn ls years old sny'An'
belongs TO Mr. Frederick Boyd Of Natchsk Mississippi
The wi please comply with tbs Law IeEpecn
JONATHAN WokRA warren.
NJ. Orleans, 49, t.Ia Ia-ss
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-08-09
THE GREYTOWN AFFAIR.

While monarchca influence Expresses and overshadows
any portion of this continent the tranquility of the Amer
lean Union must be subjected to constant interruption.
This truth is often illustrated that it no longer be
gainsad. Gradually however, all parties yield to
timent which at first many prompt to assa We
the threshold of great events We live in an age
when nations die that do not advance The improvements
of rapid and signal tlt distant countries
made neighbors in respects Man one, and the
slightest change in the remotest ScfAnts is felt to the
furthcst eStramc of civilization rncpes sade doubly
important under such circumstances and ,b which has
been called abstraction is daily sno,g - J.. ct When
Mr. Monroe enuncated his d'(ctrine in rooor - Snre
pean colonization on the Yves fern bem;sa. Fas de-
nounced and derided and when by ,lu course of @ents
most the whole wbg party took bold and bitter grotnd
against it The affair at Greytown is legitimate and a
predicted consequence of British occupation where thre
was no right reason for such occupation Precisely
sncb results anticipated by of the wsest Amgr
statesmen when the Cayton-Buwer treaty consbm
mated And now that the administration has been called
to account for refusing treat this Greyown protocto-
rate genuine British dependency instead of hs 1T
was, awlcss band of men, assuming to undyr the
authority Of England, of their wing friends Are in
dignant and aroused tbs New York Tribune grossly
offended and the echoes of that polite newspaper take
up the cry We glad, however to ~ that such
paper as the philadelphia Ledger inhu initial With oil
classes takes user and comprehensive view OF the
Gre town affair We copy from the Ledge as follows;
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-08-09
COMMISSIONER OF PENSIONS.

We learn that the Hon. Loren F. Waldo, the Commits
soner OF Pensions left the city yesterday morning
brief visit his home in Conncccuta relaxation made
indispensable by ncessan discharge of the complicated
duties of his important and responsible Office for than
year past We know shall be pardoned the remark
in this connexon-and make it without designing dis
arrangement to othersthat acquired, in SC
short time solid reputation enlightened and
reliable public officer than has this gentleman since his
nexion with the Pension Bureau.
We also learn that the President Of the United States has
appointed Samuel Cole esq the able chief clerk of the
Office Commissioner of Pensions ad interim.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-08-09
IMPROVEMENT IN TUBULAR CONDENSERS Fol
TILE LOM-PRESSURE STEAM ENGINE.

lie LVN IhEooUtb JEAN -ENolNE.
gentleman in Columbia Tennessee of very high scien-
fc attanments has obtained patent for Improvement
the tubular condensers for the sem-engne
which is described and commented by the Maury In
telgcncer as follows:
ave have been shown patent granted the lth of this
month for Improvement in coSpEssERs for the
pressure sea-engine. The clam is in the following
words
Whereas in the operation of tubular condensers espec-
ally if attempt be made work without the injection
cold WATER there much difficulty found in ehecng the in
Simultaneous transmission of the caorc of the steam through
the forming the tubes of the condenser
the thickness of the metal necessarily used Con plans hereto
fore adopted to the requisite strength for resisting
force of the atmospheric pressure; claim the mode of
constructing such tubes by which tie trio offices oi resist
ing the atmospheric and transmitting the eaore of
vening metal Of the tubes) separoedthe
metal having nnumerabe holes punched through it. and this
being surrounded by watcrght covering of thin skeeco
pe or other suitable material arairs the internal face of
which the steam impingc by passing through the pcrora
the strong inner ubc and thus brought into the
possible contact with the surrounding cold water
The design to have great number Of the condensing
tubes laid side by side immersed in cold water end of the
tubes be connected with the educton pipe leading off from
the steam cinderhe aggregate contents Of the tubes to
be several times the capacity of the cylinders that at the
end of stroke the ruses simultaneously into large
space formed by the tubes of the condenser and is
reduced to water far rapidly than has heretofore been
done, by being brought almost into with the cold
water surrounding the condenser tubes.
he condensers commonly in too small and the
densaton chiefly effected by affecting cold water into the
condenser On the plan proposed injection water
need be used If (as in the of eamboats) there
plenty of cold water to be kept in motion around and
the condenng tubes. The water raised by the air pump will
be supply water and in the muddies the
| boilers and cylinders will be always clean.
"a strong beefs entertained that this condenser will give
such increased energy to the that it
will shortly be brought into general in western steam
crswh how much increase of safety to passengers we
need not say"
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-08-09
rpr wit OF THOMAS RITcHIE.


The memoir Of Thomas Richie concludes With the fol-
lowing extract from the clause of his will it full of
noble sentiments so characteristic of the man:
cannot repeat the advice which the ustrious and pa
trotic George Mason has inscribed upon his WILL He en-
Joins upon his sons not dedicate their lives to the public
service On the contrary bold to be the duty Of every
citizen to watch over the interests of country of which he
Is member such free and glorious country tbs sI
Who ia not proud of her destiny Who not willing to
give his services his life the maintenance Of the
great principles on which and federal institutions
based America has made of the greatest political dis
coseries which the world has witnessed form Of
ganz.on which to the States and their people the
power of regulating the functions which apperan to
governments leaving but very few they only the
most general and yet mportanto tho jurisdiction Of the
federal authorities Hence the specification which made
constitution of those powers which the United States
to in their legitimate spheres and hence the
cessy of watching the operations of the machinery and
depressing its excuses when it threatens the rights of the
States. already the greatest among the ma
tons We destined be greater st but let not be
ambitious of nordnae acquisitions or TOO rapid in our
advances Let us I'll up the immense territory which wo
own Let us not be anxious to step foot from the
main land to the islands, unless, indeed, in the OF
Cuba wo ere threatened by the barbarzaon Of that beaut
full island and its conversion into black and hostile neigh
bohood Let us deny Inhabitants of other lands
free asylum into our own shores but let eoane ourselves
to the operation of natural In this way msy bes
aocmate the emgrnnt to free institutions Preserve
both the rights of the States and the union OF the States
These the two great pillars Of American prosperity and
glory"
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-08-09
From the Detroit Free Press.
"AGGREssl0Ns OF SLAVERY


The New York Tribune of Wednesday, referring to q re-
cent article in the Detroit Advertiser in which reference is
made TO the dsunion course of Grceleys sheet says:
aThe poor babbe cbou certain articles in the Tribune
is not worth moments attention. we regard these arti-
ces emnenty calculated to preserve and perpetuae the
Union by encouraging the North to resist and repe those
incesat aggressons OF slavery which alone endanger
But, on this point every viii Judge for HIMSELF
Thore is certain class OF newspapers st the North of
which the New York Tribune stands foremost whose sole
vocation appears be TO pour out denuncaton upon the
South In their eyes no good come out of that sec
ton of the Union. Judging from their talk, would
think that he States in which slavery has existence are
settled exclusively by criminals of the deepest dye whose
most strenuous endeayors continually directed towards
crushing the people Of the North ny steady persistence
in utteranoe Of these camnous asehoods they baye spe
ceeded ia bringing to their views number of ndi-
vuas who are not possessed of sufficient sagacy to pen
citrate their shallow sophistry. Feeling highly eated
the success with which they have in making prose-
ytes these prints redoubng their exertons in hopes
of securing s further additions to the ranks of their fol-
lowers and towards this end keep up constant hdeous
believing about the aggTessons Of the South II any
measure is proposed in the national legislature the effect of
which would bc TO advantage the North and South alike,
the of the people stunned by their dreadful howls
against the eucroaehnens ofhe slave power Anything
witch uircs Ia the slightest degree the benefit of the
southern States no matter low much profit the North may
reap therepm is with Them IN abaminatiop Of abomipa-
tons
BY the Union Of the States every member of the cond-
eracy is benefited. dissolution Of the Union would
suit in ucacunble derment all Of the soyerente Of
which 1t now composed Knowing these facts, the New
York Tribune and its conductors in vllauy bend their
entire energy towards fomentng state of public feeling
nmica to the perpenity Of the republic and when ro-
buked for their reasonable conduct deny, with bra2en-
faced audacy their painy-evident purpose, and hypo-
critically assert that they only repeng the ncessant
aggreasons Of slavery The majority of the people Of the
North imagine will place but little reliance upon these
professions Of devotion the republic The end towards
which their Guthors aiming too clearly apparent to
deceive any but WHO alr destitute Of proper degree
of common sense. The ACKNOWLEDGMENT 81 tae Union is
their real aim however much they may seek to conceal it
and from rendering them assistance in carrying out this
perious purpose the people of the northern States with
comparatively f3w exceptions viii shrink with horror
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-08-09

Mr. DANIEL DEcgHERT Of Pennsylvania authorized to receive
subscpd this paper, and to receipt for the same
GO Mr.. O. w. JAMES, No. Harrison street, CINCINNATI oho'
general collecting agent Western States and Texas
Insisted by IL. J. THOMAS, j. r. BENT, WA H. ThonAs r. d.
YxIsKR, M. L. WisKmAs A. L. CHLDs, ana d. VIM IRVING
Receipts OF either will be good
No. lc2 South Tenth street, Phiade
phia is our general travelling agent assisted by Wa H. WELD
JoHs CoLLIss j. HAMMrr JOS Button, GEO.
p Burros Isaac IODINE, Edmund w. WILEY WILLIAM l..
WArERmAs, and GEORGE l. MCLEOD.
DO M Lewis, of Montgomery Alabama, Is gen
travelling of Alabama and Tennessee,
F. LEWIS, JAMES o. LEWIS, and SAMUEL LEWIS
fa3- Receipts OF the above will be good.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-08-09
GUIDE TO THE CAPITOL AND PUBLIC OFFICES


Mr. Mills has sent copy of his Guide to the Capitol
and Executive Offices work of much interest to those
having business with either of the public offices or Capitol
With regard to the former the locations of all these build
ings are given the Offices occupying them the relative po
son of their clerks and their officers with the official du
ties of the secretaries OF each department and their several
bureaus
Attached to the book illustrations OF the Capitol as
it is be- of the other public buildings and pic gresqne
view of the Washington National Monument as com
pleted,
Strangers and all that have business with the govern
ment offices here sill find good guide in this book and
every resident and yster to these public bindings will
also find it equally useful
few copies win be found at each of the bookstores at
present. consequence of the supply Of this edition Of the
work to the two houses of Congress and the public Offices
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-08-09

TINS UNIVERSITY or NERNoST.-The annual commence
day Of this institution occurred on "Wednesday last
The exercises of the week commenced the previous day.
with meeting Of the associate alumni the Unitarian
church where dscouses delivered by the Rev John
Wheeler. D. d. and j. r. Spaulding, A. NJ, of New York.
An excellent poem, by Rev o. G. Wheeler, also read
and in The afternoon the alumni sat down to pleasant
social dinner.
The exercises Of commencement day were interesting.
The graduating class numbered 28.
1t said that the Rev. Worthington Smith, the learned
and popular president Of the University about to retire
from his post on account OF III health
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-08-09

The Warrenton (Ya) Wing states that Easter, negro
woman the property Of Mrs Eliza + Carter near Upper
ve in Fauquer county, died the 18th July baying ~
tanned the age Of hundred ud forty years This is on
Of the most remarkable cases of longevity record
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-08-09

Louis Napoleon has just decorated two Swedish naval
ieucnonts with the cross Of the Legion Of Honor