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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-04-10

Rail Road AccrDEar.-Twof freight trains
an 'oui OF each other, four miles east Of La
Laos,.; on Thursday last, smashing up and
o'eaHing TO pieces both locomotives, and do
Jug serious injury to seven or eight men; sew.
e'ai mad limbs broken. one was so severely
INJURED that 1t was thought he could not re.
cover, and a fireman was instantly killed.
Do'h locomotives were completely ruined.
81. Louis Intel. 9Th.
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READ TuVSy
II IA
We invite atfention Tn ,

we invite attention To the advertisement of Dr.
hegans Extract Of iiydropp-r which is said to be
most eheetua remedy for dyspepsia, Scrofula all skim
aud almost all chronic diseases In comes we'll recon-
nlended by some OF The first citizens and physicians of
kentucky and from what have learned of IT. IL must
De valuable medicine, and the recipe accompanies
each bottle, 1t is not nostrum and there is under The
circumstances not much chance for II TO be humbug;
We think II merits a trial from the afflicted
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81 % PER KEG
REMOVAL.
H,rFN N WIN C1rn>uu

MANUFACTURERS Of Japanned and Stamped Wares,
WI Water Coolers, Toilet Wares, &c, &c. having no
moved from the old stand of Walnut and Pearl,
the n. w. CORNER RACE AND CoLuaRIA Tor Second
str. etJ and having largely increased facilities for
uacuring is prepared to supply dealers on liberal
terms.
Timers Stove Dealers and others will find IL greatly
to their to purchase their stocks direct from
mandatory.
have also recently made such arrangements with the
manufacturers of TIMERS MACHINES and TOOLS
as to be constantly supplied. Among which will be
found some NEWLY INVENTED LABoR-s.vING MACHINES,
which be in operation. All OF which Will be
sold at manufacturers prices.
GEO. II. WINCHELL,.
apl0-3ndSv n. w. cor Bace and Columbia SITS.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

RETURN OF ~. SEM MONS q son.
VINHOSE Ladies aud Gentlemen who have not been
Il supplied With Messrs. III. Sermons d. Sons bra
lillian Pebble Spectacl. and have favored them with
letters 10 remain for short time their return from
tincenLes are Informed hat intending 10 comply with
their request they will open at Evansville for TWO
DAYS ONLY" Friday and Saturday, April 18th and
18Th. although at 2 eat sacrifice TO themselves.
They take hiopporunity Of reminding them that i'm
edate application is absolutely they Will
positively remain no longer than the time specified
apl0lw
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BREADsTUFFs Flour is very scarce, and
good brands, OF extra family flour was selling
yesterday OF 81 per barrel; and bran ard
SHIRTS 20 and rs cents per hundred pounds
A sales of 1000 bushels Of wheat was made
a few days previous at 81 10 per bushel.
Lou. COur, 7h.
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THE subscriber has large quantity OF WHlTR
Il LINE for sale ut the Wharf. Customers can he
supplied by calling at my Office. the Evansxille Hotel
ALSO.--Abou twenty A No. FLATBOATS Oman
and rooted, OF any size desired
aI5lw* r. RAZOR
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Z TDR. HoLSTEAD'S PILLS WILL CURE uYs
he stom ach.
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RIRIES

HE Ianderbugh County Bible Society has its DEPOSIT
tory at Johi Shanklns Store where may be had every
vonety OF Bibles and restaments at tie lew price,
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lib ofer Tor sale on saturday, The sth inst. my
Il residence in Lamaseo. in Sulliyan's ADDITION be-
tween the two brick yards the following Household and
Kitchen Furni ure, towit: Beds and Beddrg. Carpet-
Ing OF different qualities. parlor Stove and pipe,
u oslng Stove and furniture. Wardrobe, Cupboard.
with besteads, chairs. and other articles
app Is THOMAS SLOAN
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SP L CIAL NOTICES,
Use DR.. nowe'S Shaker SarSapariIla.
VACCINATION E.E

DIR. HATcmTr has been appointed by the Board or
Health of he city OF Evansville, and will yuccnate sl
persons who will call at his Office, free charge.
mt2c If
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Valuable Real Estate for Sale In TN e

S1lua bic Real Sa q N
CITY.
THE subscriber is DESTROYS of dsposing Of of the
lows:
Whole lots Nos d g; old plan, corner of Water &
Locust Streets making $50 feet fronting and the
same in depth Locust street to alley in he rear,
and most admirably adapted to any public business;
either Ra lroad Depot. Hotel, Tobacco Warehouse, or
Commission business. as may be desired.
ALSo-Part of lot No. 9, old plan, 30 feet fronting
water by l5o feet deep 10 alley and on which built
the largest and best brick lee House in the city.
ALSO--N hole lot No. II, upper enlargement, IS by
l5D situated among the best family residences and
which is good comfo rtabe sory brick house. with
necessary out-5uldings, fencing, dying, shrubbery,
dc.
All of which will be offered for sale the 18th of Apr
next previously disposed of at private SALE and
such lots as the purehasyr may dssre or to such as
Evansville, April iCth lsS4. T. G. O'RIIEY.
HARPEW's MAGAZINE for April;
Godey's Ladies' Book do; just reed and
for sale by (ap) THos. CoNYNG OK.
DHsED 3EEF.--
- 3G0 los Sugar-curcd Canvassed Dried Beef
3oo lbs do Plain do do just re-
eeived at ops COOKS Family Groeery.
CUSDIaEES...
- 2 bbls Homony; 10 doz Re'.chords;
$40 lbs oieini soap; 6,ioz Pow Lines;
~ lbs CASTLE d; boxes Starch:
Just ree'dat taisl COOKS Family Grocery.
,REEsA.- SO lbs extra Cream Sage Cheese.
~ q. Is do do w.R. do;
j. lbs English Diary DO:
Jus. reed IT (ae) COOKS Family Grocery.
E.Nass.>;E BUTTER AND FGGS-
[ 81 doz Fresh Eggs % l,s Fresh Rn.ter
Just reed. - (-iSj COOKS Fasaii! Grocery.
nam%.n-
NEN SPRING AND SuMxER GOODS.
E;Dss Ais b J z,c: 4 :, q; co.
ST., AgD Loot -. OPPOSITE PcsT orr r
EvaNsyff LK.Ia
I>E$PE;TFULLY announces L. tbe i.hal,anis Of this
city ut vicinity that tr, have their first
lot OF spring ah summer a. os direct fTCm the i'm
P'rters. coB-!stHc al eycy boVcity sfic season.
Graz :hagis. bryssSks Greaadit pain and figured
bareges and iissges. bcrrec de LANES. Organdys
Lawns, Laees aud EmbroJefies, Hosiery, Gloves Para
soils and Fans.
We have also the newest styles in Spring and Sum
mer Mantllas. Plain silks. figures, cummings Se.
Having fitted up room of the store for The sale Of
Lad es' Hats and bcnncts Artificial Towers, Ribbons
Bonnet cummings, &c. o.rr the most
beautiful assortment of Goods ever brought vest
y. Bon pdco-no deviation CT, stall Front Dry
Goods store. apS
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nR.IC. rsuwcIs. nnrrss.r.

DH. y. q. EsUWCE, DsyTsST.
AElAG secured arprcpriai- rooms ia III house for
merry occupied by iir. FRAT two doors above
the Sherwood House, is now prepared 10 receive the
calls Of all who may dsre his Professions services
lie nal be foGna constantly his Office during business
hOurs. Iats
4 S1lA la VI " ryETas a F.ail SE. STOCK
OE GOODS.
~ ENBiCH wonlc respectfully Inform bis numerous
-. customers that he has nos on hand splendid
stock Of staple and Fan Dry Goods, consisting part
Plain and =" P, i Ee;ssc'; j. r,,,...
per.lan ''s lanes
- French AID American Lawns;
;: ;. Plaid c fssHas s~u ''''''
Embr'd Summer end Null Muslins;
" Piaii jaconcts and CamDIi,s;
India Book aid ~ is MGsins, Victoria Lawns, &c.
Also
fine assortment Of Isces, Hosiery, Gloves. Mt-.
sid at The lowest cash price. aud misiaEe Calaud
examine. We can prove The assertion. lap7
SEisE-zs AND MoLAssEs.--
- Dbl Cincinnati syrup;
boil sugar house 'MOiasses; just rce'! at
app BHDFoRD's.
L bb No M1ekereI bsl No. MackcreI;
loo ibs coaash just reed at Opp b.DFoRD's.
20, BUSH Meal; s,ccO shipst fl; jas. rsc'da,
w app BEDFoRD'S.
lust received per steamer Fawn-ic bales Canne,,ou
y saeeiings, or.sale by j.. MAGHEB & CO.,
app Evansville, Ind.
t.e hALES Cotton Batting, received iai. ,,ay per
on L. shoiweii. J. II. MAGEBE & Co, d
app Evansville, Ind.
received a full assortment OF
- Fancy Straw, Gimp and Leghorn Ronnetts. new
Spring and Summer styles. J. II. MAGHEE& CO.,
ap. Evansville. d.
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s S,SA.s AND TonACco sroRE OF

y 7 T.
20. Schaefer d Schroeder's old sta. d.
Il hEStECTFULLY inform the citizens of Evansville
anu surround ng country, that have TAX the sbove
stand, del rmined TO continue the same business and
Will constantly keep hand the ehoiccsi Havana Cisars
ana ooaeeo Of the hes brands Eastern rkets
iord also Snun and Smoking Tobacco all kinds Mer
shaum, China and Wooden Pipes all sizes and quail.
tiles at the lowest cash prices Wholesale and Retail
NY lengthy experience in the business convfnces mo
that can give general satisfaction and respectfully
solicit share of public patronage. ispltf
Statement Of the Business of the Eraasrile and
Charlottesville Raiiroad Company for Sir
Months, eadiag March 3Isf 1854 -
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snTs ASp FsusrSC. FDg SAFE

y
G. REAT CHANCE FOR SPECHLA ON =.
TX iots for ~ale situated in Evansville just ond ths
- Railroad Depot. Four OF these lois have Frame
inuS's them, and Otherwise improved They are
well siig' It'd fr residence heig convenient 10 bust
ne $, ard only about square from Main street.
line specG is offered in these los they
s0A Those wanting cheap III of esidenc. wish
ing Ec opportunity Depreciation. had better apply
i'm ne6iatel!. One OF these houses ecia, is new
aud ry desirable residence. For further particulars
apply at tais Office. Imh2 If
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NOTICE.
WIZ owners OF several Trunks and contents, len at
Il tne sherwood House. requested To call and
deem the same within thirty days. OF they will be sold
~ pap chsirSes. (apo-3Itd) }. y BYERS.
BOOTS AND SFEcES
" X HENDRICKS & CO. have r, cslved n larrs
supply Of
Mems Caf. KIP and Goat Boots;
boys and Youths Calf and Kip Boots:
Mems Calf XII. Goat. I'm. md nam ii Ero~s..e
Boys. and Youths Calf Rip and Enam'ld do;
LADIES' Misses aud Ckildren's Shoes of all vareties
which he. will II Us low lowest Merchant.
invited TO call and examine their stock before purchas
ing. Ta,6
TNHENCIE W DDER-sCOo pounds- .trsr,,v
4 prime. just T. ed. for sale by ~ > 49,
~
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Il The New York Tribune has raised the
price of advertising in its weekly to fifty
cents per lire every insertion.
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y. :
Manufacturers and " hole ale peslers in
perfu,aerl, Fancy soap, and oiiet Ar
fic'eS f.entrnii-.
~o. ~ TRtRD ETREET. LOUISVILLE. Ky.
EJAEING our llborator. ufd the charge of an emf
L ncnt French Chemist and perfgbcr, of fifteen
years expert in Paris ard this cauty. and la ely
connected with ore OF the mOst cec rated sIabI.sh-
IN the United state. prepared II manuiac.
lure a.. G. "a. partaing business, tie highest
style oft, art ard warrant them equal. SUPERIOR
10 any OF Am: r;can or European Manufacture.
a..S- lmsF J. ~. HUNT & co.
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MAIL EsAE'EE--3p bundles Wrapping Pa.
w per- sizes. good article, just reed and fos
sale low Of the Wall Paper and Lamp Store Of
JOHN G.. DEVEREUX. a..
apl tlin street, Jctseen First and Second.
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On Wednesday, March %, Mrs sARAHM. DEvoR wi
dow Of the late William Devoe deceased aged "a years.
The relatives and friends Of the family are invited to
from the Church Of the Rev Mr. Meeker Bushwick, L.
L. without further invitation Her remains will be
ken to Evergreen Cemetery for interment J aAb
On Thursday evening, March %, of short but severe
Illness Thomas youngest son Of Peter and Ann Flanagan
His funeral will take place this day. at IL O'Clock from
the residence Of his parents - Pitt street The relatives
tend. ris 412na ssp ~ nn
On Friday March very suddenly, Mr.. JOHN J. CAN'T
His brother George W Gantz, and family and friends
are respectfully invited to attend the funeral
afternoon at two O'Clock, from his Late residence, 100
East Broadway, without further invitation Remains to
be taken to Cypress Hill Cemetery.
On Friday, March "a, PHILIP F. Co. only of Philip
and Magdalene Arbogass, aged years and 16 days.
Friends and acquaintance are respectfully requested
to attend the funenra from 227 Houston street. this af
ternoon, at one O'Clock His remains win be taken to
On Friday March a. in Brooklyn, Mrs. EIAnxrH SMITH,
relict of the late Martin Smith, aged 6S years.
Robbins Dean street. Brooklyn, between Bond and Ne
Wins tomorrow afternoon at two o'clock Tho relatives
to
On Thursday, March o. ANNE sornA wife of Bernard
The friends Of the family are respectfully invited to
attend her funeral this afternoon at two o'clock from
her late residence SS Washington street, corner Of
Morris.
On Friday evening, March a. after lingering Illness
RoBERT You've, in the seth year of his age.
The friends and acquaintance of the family and the
members of the National Lodge o. of o. f. No 80 also
the members of the Ruth and Naomi Lodge No. l. l. O.
of G. S. respectfully invited to attend his funeral
at two O'Clock tomorrow afternoon from his late resi-
dence 20S Munroe street corner Of Gouverneur street
On Friday, March "a, HERMANN JOHN, son of Hermann
and Anna Gercken, aged months and IA days.
The friends and acquantances Of the family are
rectuly invited to attend his funeral tomorrow after
noon, at hspast O'Clock, from o. Prince street.
corner Of Mercer without further invitation.
On Friday, March "a JOHN R. CURRAx, only Of John
J. and Mary Curran aged year and months.
The friends Of the family invited to attend the
funeral from his parents residence ITO Court street
Brooklyn tomorrow afternoon at half past two o'clock
His remains will be taken to Calvary Cemetery.
At Buena Vista, Cuba, of hemorrhage of the lungs
osnH BAILEY, of Philadelphia in the 48h year of his
aCe.
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Williamsburg CITY Intcll,ucnce.

FORGERY DETnTED-ARREsT or THE FoRuKRs -Yesteriav
afternoon, between two and three O'Clock two youno
men, named Thomas Madgett and Thomas Cord were Ar
rested by officers Murphy and Sterret on charge OF
forging the name of Mr. John Madget father TO one OF
the accused to check for $780, the Mechancs Rank
OF this city The check presented TO the hank for
payment by boy named Thomas Murphy but the cash.
Ter, Mr. kgor, suspecting II to be forgery enclosed
some paper in an envelope and gave II to him nforma
ton was Immediately given to officer Murphy. who fol-
lowed the boy to the corner Of Second and North Ninth
streets where, on being questioned the boy Informed
me onicer that he employed BY young Madeett to
get the money from the bank He then Conducted him
INTO house on the corner where Young Madeett was
found concealed behind door The prisoner condensed
That Cord forged the check and that AZ eoon Az
they obtained the money they intended to sbscond Cord
was arrested on the next below where he was
waiting the result OF the boys GRAND by ofcer sterrett
and the two we're conveyed TO the Second ward cells ana
locked up Tor examination to-day
MAN Found DRAD-suslTuoS OF For PLAy.-About
seven O'Clock yesterday morning the body of an
man was discovered laying the rocks and sand With
his body partly In the water at the foot of South First
street The left side OF his face was badly bruised and
over the left temple was small cash. Apparently made
by stone. In supposed that he pitched Of the dock
head FIRST while intoxicated Deceased Ia arentIv ri
Irish descent about - years Of age and feet or
10 inches high with black hair He had ON black broad
cloth Clothes consisting Of overcoa undercoat vest and
pants dark woollen sockngs and knit draver In
bis pocket were found the following papers but no
-"Ar. Farrell to- H. Coleman, br., to one number Il
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PHiIADELPHIA@Arr March q, Pm :eh.s sen.rvlIis,
S ass Sitter: sss..sa sd VIM James: xasa, New lssf
Mexico, Baldwin, New Haven.
PROvIDENCkmsid March Is schr volant (of ELS
PoRfLAND-Cld March q bark Canada, Dyer, Nataa-
| xAs.
! R0CKLAND-Arr March 90 schrs L Snow. Conery, N
Sid ish Ontario, Psnninss Lucy BiaIs spear Re-
becca, Thurston Chesapeake spoord John Cables bela
ware, Jameson; Chas William, Boyd PallAs MeIntire
WIN woodbury. Hsnnins; senate spsldins; ~ vernon
cap SYcri sh ssSss hsds9s RSoS ;n
sAvANEAH-Ar. March q, sssanship Florida Weed
ysnu: OF b.sh Main. :.h.: 5oyaisch, L.y Portland
Look, NYorh Oregon AAshsws wi;cassst. Ne. Ga p.
0rande, Tarbox, Bath, Me-
ST MARKs-Afr March Is, brig Samson, Murray, New
York. Cid 9Th, brigs Anderson, Delano do via Key
West lSth, Boomer Fuller, New York; l4th, bark Con
MLEI-Arr March p, schrs Exeslsior Paine Tsnsiss
Brothers Lord, New York CID schr Atlantic Nckersen
DO Sid Ast. bark Goldnnob Afrioa brig Gasss VIM,
THoMXsToN~sfd March %, sehr HsrSisSssd. Dexter
NYork 2st brig Frederic Eugene Finton SC
v TARRAULIN C0vE-IIIs port March "a Br b,i.
Frances Hallett Gardner, from Edgartown for NYork
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"John,N due LIST March, 76c. another an address-
John Hughes Holback alley, Chareston, g. CO tho
other an advertisement In manuscript, "schoolroom
Wanted" for insertion In the Sum- Coroner Hsnford
smPsnnsso jy.y and after taking the testimony sS 2,
adjourned to eight o'clock The jury assembled again
at O'Clock last eveeng and after several witnesses
were sworn the jury rendered . verdict Of found
drowned 1t supposed the of deceased il Moran,
years since school teacher in the Second
ward.
HEAVY RoBsxRY OF RAILROAD BONDS AND SroCxs
evening, while Mr.. Augustus Frank, Of Warsaw, Y,
spending the evening at the residence Of exAder
man Thayer, No. 10 South Ninth street, daring
thief entered the front hall and stole his overcast in
which . bundle OF railroad stocks and bonds on
thief also carried away two other overcoats.
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Brooklyn City Intelligence.

CONVICTED THE CHARGE OF RApE-The Court of Gene
raj sessions has for the past two days. been engaged
the trial OF three young men, named George w. Sopher
John Jones and Patrick Tierney, who with number of
others were indicted for rape upon the person of Ellen
Harrison The offence appeared by the evidence was
committed the night of the 25th December last IN
unoccupied house in Williamsburg into which the com
panant was dragged by the defendants and her person
violated The offence proved against Sopher but
in the of the other DEFENDANTS an ab was sbov
The jury retired about O'Clock yesterday and at four
O'Clock returned with verdict Of guilty against Sopher
ana not guilty as TO Jones and nerney, who dis
charged, and the prisoner rcmanded for sentence
SENTENCE OF William De Barr and
John Turner alias Tarrant who had been previously con-
vcted OF burglary In the first degree arragned and
to the State prison for the OF ten years
and one month each The first named made two attempts
TO escape from the court about the time sentence
was to be passed, but was stopped and secured
finr-About IL O'Clock on Thursday night fire broke
out in the ink mandatory of Estes brooks in Even
street near Ven Brun and the contents were mainly de-
stroyed. The loss amounts to about $500
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Port OF New York, March "a, 1854.


Steamship Washington Fitch Bremen and Southampton.
Ship st Joseph FrS Caaaiis, Havana. Lane West.
Ship st Charles, Bowers, New Orleans Stanton Thomp
Bark Escoria1a, Richards, Havana, master
Bark Naramssic, Lampher, Cardenas, II Brookman
s.rsA. Sets: M..snn
Brig John Boynton, Pettngl Port an Prince Roker
Brs Mary, Hayden, Galveston, wakeman, Dimon Co.
Brig P en,in Davis Attskspss Nesmith Sons
schr sullivan, Goodwin, Ciudad Bolivar, Beck Kun.
schr Golden Cloud, NILS Cape H.yten Becker Grave
sssr HsI.l Perry, fI.siIin; wsdisleh Knox -A
sr fSs n.sssD Isaac ssh
Schr Deborah Gilgo, Washington, II MeKomb.
l prssn
sSr Ss.l p M rhsa'.a'Pa msSs
schr Thos Ellis. Boston, Croweil 4 Co.
sssT ds Sssi Ella Rsa Salem RsiseR R R::::
s5 FIVE aa sss'f nsss T.Snos
Steamer Mount Savage Post Baltimore, Parker Vein
Steamer Caynga, Robinson Philadelphia J 4 N Briggs.
ARRIVED.
m sssp oSlp% n Bf' Feb 4 With
s iss s nfs so ss heavy
riass,:ss si . asS ssIs ss. sssss s
sa ss cgrsl st
sSwa ns ss Thsh
ed whsesbp Maria Theresa steering w; March on Per-
nsmbuco, spoke ship Hebc bound I'M 20th lat "a 2
n'n Am K s ssT YS Ss:s 'ns ssw
with mahogany. &c, TO Owen Som vessel to master
March st So Ion rs 80 spoke brig VIM Drew, from
,Bf cssh.1iss Michel. OF sssr,por Niete x...n..s
March "a 9Th sugar and molasses 70 Z Morgan CO..
Brig Gen naren Jones' PASSPORT, days. with lssh &C.
schr Ann tof Rockian Gate Dageett who was left
IN port sck fever Porto Cabello Il days with coffee
hides 40, to De Agreds Joye Co; vessel to Hatch
Lovoy Experienced heavy NV gales days on the
schr Virginia Grifhths (of BALTIMORE Plummsr, Ponce,
Pr days with sugar and molasses, to Moer, Sands
schr WIN Hone (of savannab Bowles Rio Hache and So
vapnah 10 days where she put in in dsres with ogwood
schr shshsas tof Csmden, Cooper, Charleston days
schr Roxbury. Nicksrson, Baftimore days
Scbr G Brooks, Hammond, Machias.
ss chr n Hns e q Hooper Esassport days
Schr Myrtle, Stoddard, Boston, 4 days
schr Ganet, simonson, Rockland, days.
ssSr lucy Bale spear, RoeiisnS I days
scbr Medcra, Rhodes, Roekfand, days
sioop Republic ' Tsr'n sT' Rhode isisss.
BELOW.
Bark Jasper Bennett from Charleston, days with cot
ton, &C. 70 Durham Dmon.
Bark John Payson, from -.
Bark Roderic Dhu, from -.
Brig Tybee Fsrsuson IRON Charleston days with cot
ton de- TO sturgss, C1sarnan Co.
SAILED.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-25

PAY OF THE MEMBERS OF THE MASSACHUSETTS
Observation-Disclosures the debate Ia the House, the
2st inst the subject Of increasing the pay Of
bers Mr. Jenks of Boston, moved the following proviso
to the resolves
Provided That any member Of the House of Represen
taves who may feel himself conscientious scrupuous
decline the same altogether or reduce the same to such
a mnisum in his opinion may be equivalent for
his legislative services In making affidavit TO that effect
before the Treasurer of the Commonwealth.