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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-12-22
Late from Cuba.

New York, Dec. l6.
The steamer Catawba, from New Orleans
arrived this morning with Havana dates to
the 18th. The weather at Havana was
fine.
The; report Of the r.issing sloop. .ofwar
Albany having been at Carthsgenia, in Oct
ober last. is confirmed.
The American schooner j. G. White,
some time since captured at Baracoa, by a
Spanish war steamer, on the charge Of hsv-
ing munitions Of war on board, had arrived
at Havana, with her Captain. McCullock,
and crew. who have been lodged in prison
to await trial.
The health Of the city was excellent.
New York, Dec. l9.
The Washington correspondent Of the
Courier u Enquirer says dispatches from
Madrid represent the ministerial crisis rs
unsettled on the 24th.s2 Mr.. Soule was ex-
pseted there on the 26th. The people were
much excited against him, but the Govern
ment was well disposed.
A report prevails that the French and
British ministers have demonstrated against
fbe annexation Of the Sandwich Islands, as in
contradiction Of their treaty with the native
government.
The steamer Rocbambeau, from Antwerp
with 500 emigrants on board. reports 80
deaths during the passage The Admiral
from Hayre with SO emigrants, had deaths
and the Hamburg, with $50 emigrsnts had
il deaths.
Boston, Dec. 10.
The Advertiser, this morning, contradicts
the failure of Peabody. reported yesterday
The Halifax papers, Of the 10th, stats
that two men from Sag Harbor reported
having picked up boat on the 26th ult.,
while on sheir way to Little Plscentia, New
foundlsnd, and succeeded in getting her
safe to Rains Island. By their description
she must be life boat, built of iron, and is
thought to be one Of the boats Of the Artic.
Buffalo Dec. 10
The propeller Westmoreland sunk near
Sleeping Bear. Lake Michigan, last week
seventeen lives being lost. She belong
ed to Ellis. Petrie & Co., Buffalo. and wa.
insured.
LIST oE THE SAvED.-Capt Clark. Clint
On Wright. VIM. breckenridge. Paul Hicke,
Saul Adams, Solomon Priest, Daniel McIn.
tosh, James Hannegan, VIM. Sal,instald
Frank Williams, A. McNeal, VIM. Fletcher
Mrs. Taylor and Charley.
LIST OF THE Losr.-Dooley-, Andrew
Boyle. Michael Kenneday, Robt Rooney
and thirteen others.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-12-22

ACERraIS Cure FOR ScRoFuLA.-Nich.
olas Longworth, the famous millionaire and
wine growerlo Of Cincinnati, publishes the
following cure for scrofula:
Pat 2 or Of Aquafortis on a plate, on
which you have two copper cents. Let il
remain from eighteen 10 twenty -four hours
Then add OF. Of clear strong vinegar
Put cents and all in large mouthtd bot
tie. and keep it corked Begin. by putting
4 drops IN tea spoonful Of rain water
and apply il to the sore. Make the appli
cation three times day. wiih a soft hsil
pencil. or one made Of soft rags. II very
painful, put more water. AS the sore
hesls apply Il weaker. | request editors
in all parts of the Union, and abroad. L
copy this. and TO repuLIish il quarter year
& b.: Il may sass many liyes
,l'as ~ n. LONGW0RTH.
ECIsciSsaTI. ONO. Nov. ls. 1854.
~ y. e.-Capt. Hsrkness. Of our city, IN,
fst person cured BY this remedy. applied
j Il without water. and he informed me tha
he thought Il would burn bis leg or Bu
the next day Il was cured. His was I
8 email sore and had been attended to 70
months By one our beat pbysieisns. wishou
any benefit
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-12-22

IEK.--What is the use Of using poor.
miserable. wriiing fluid. which will not even
show it's face intelligibly on clean. white
paper while good. ready. flowing. jst-black
article can be obtained just ~ easy. and
just as chespf You could write ss good
again. and the printer could read i! easier
Cali on 8. Buck and a Co. for q bottle Of
Hsrrison's Columbian INK It's the genu'
inc article. We hare tried IT,
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For the Journal.

Mr. EpIroR:-I would not answer Dear
Franks last production were there not some
falsehoods therein which | deemed very
necessary, under the present state Of affairs.
in this country, to correct. thought that
by the influence Of the powerful words.
presto change, mentioned by him 10 his first
article, that the word "Frank" would have
been changed into Frank something-
Frank" remains Frank. 1: appears tina:
he has los. all shame and is afraid or
ashamed to let the public know his whole
name.
franks" last learned production plainly
shows that he is "used up" For all the
proofs brought by me against his unfound
ed attack remain untouched. His article.
consists in making use Of the following and
such Ike language: "He is (says Frank
unworthy of my notice"-"be knows nc
acknowledgements can cloak man with
any daring insult" al would (say' Frank,
seek nober and worther man to contend
with than Catholic PASTOR" And be-
hold in the same article, he says, 81 sbal
not notice gross personalities in the future
SO that my friend may have the field tt
himself" Mr.. Frank. the reader can de
termine whom Of us used the grosser per
sonaities and commenced the discussion -
But how could I use personalities TOWARD
you. when you are either ashamed. or afraiC
to let the public know your Whole name
Whether are you, a man. woman, or child
l am beginning to think that perhaps yol
are child. as your productions are childish
Mr.. Frank had recourse to proverbs
They were useful. at least this time. 70
him. as they helped him to say something.
He appeals to the drowning man catchin
a straw" and "the last hair that broke th
camels back" Well Frank was the cam
els back really broken? II the said prov
erbs have any application al all in this di'
cussion the public can judge whether the
apply to you or to me.
Frank drives into poetry. Before m
eyes fell upon the two poetical lines (whic
shall give in fully | was reading the 70
lowing words in his article: "As to m
name (says hey ! assure him it will be an
pie for any just contingency that may bar
pen in this connection. l have no fear (h
says) in Withholding it from the public."-
Expecting to see. in moment. the Who'll
name. to my great surprse,he wound up b
giving us the following piece ofinformaiio
, as substitute szppose) for his name: :
. "In the meantime have instructed the et
itor to keep my name secret, as am wi
! ling to compensate him for any injary b
, may suffer 10 his refusal 10 give it" S
there is the Frank for you. He is willing
$ compensate the editor to keep his name s.
|, cret. What does he mean by "compens
: ton in this case? Does he mean to pa
. the editor to keep his name secret? Y
) such "shsiuking' persons are alws, tbs iir
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Is the South, by an insane effort to ex,
tend slavery, determined to force the de
mocracy Of the North TO withdraw their
protection from their peculiar institution r
If so, it remains to be seen how much, il
any, they will profit by it-Demoerat. \
Is not that an acknowledgement thai
the democratic patty Of the North, have
been trying to support and sustain slavery
in the South? The editor of the Democra
thinks that they are about to be "forced" e
withdraw their protection from this "pscu
liar institution" There is not much dan
ger Of that. the South needs your protsc
tion now more than ever. and they are de-
mandin9 il loo.
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w The Philadelphia Ledger says

"New York is in very bad condition
her banks, many Of them. are weak; and
not few, there is much reason to believe.
as rotten as sin"
To which the New York Tribune thus
responds: Sectional malignity never in
vented any thing falser than tbis."
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-12-22

NEW cxsr coIs.--Ths New York Tn
5uas. ofihe sub says. new cent coin will
soon be issued from the Mint They are
smaller than the present soin and more
highly finished.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-12-22

RESULT or GuBERNAroRIAL ELECTIONS.
AT every Gubernatorial election that has
taken place in the Free States. during the
present year, the Administration. has been
defeated. with the single exception OF New
Hampshire. The old Granite State will re-
deem herself next spring. The new Gev.
ernors are as follows:
New York-Myron H. CLARK, whig.
Pennsylvania-vJames Pollock, Wing,
Massachusetts, Henry J. Gardner. X. N
Maine -Anson p. Morrill,, A. N. D.
Connecticut-Henry Dutton. Wing.
Michigan-Kinsley s. Bingham, Rep.
Iowa James w. Grimes. Rep.
yermont-Stephen Royce. Wing.
Rhode Island-Wm. w. lloppin. Wing.
Seven Of the nine above named State,
had Democratic Governors last year.
~. r. Tribune.
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Wood, WOodu

HNH0SE Of our subscribers that desire 10 pay
i their subscription by bringing us WOOD,
are informed that Il would be very seccptble OF
this time. Bring Il right along. Don't one
wsit FOR his neighbor, if you do, 10 the mean
time we may freeze. Anv quantity Of the
above article will be thankfully received at the
Journal 0fice,
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Notice.

TINE co.psrtnership heretofore existing be-
l. tween JOHN MASTlN and ISAAC M.
keller. was this dsy Dissolved; JoHr MAsrrs
having sold his entire interest in the JouaNAL
OrrIcr to Isaac NJ. KEELER, who will settle all
accounts Of the firm to this date.
JOHN MASTIN,
ISAAC Nj. keller.
Journal Office, Dec. |, 1854.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-20

E,N,SIIENs,s. -Al.t OE NAtVAEIr Rv-rLn-
n lS.s AND lors nS ,RsiIALL AND isr srs Am AZ
~ r,r Wet North o. L-isA. Auctian-wpi -
o. sn;h June, at ~ p M uron m. p,,,s,'
drsi able ropvrty south.,., ,,..,
~ ara NarshalSe. Fronting IS Zee, On u,,.h.u.s
taeN on 'st-strret i62
M arre ana no enc lie BRICK ling eupj,t Nv NJ,
tl' "a vo story frf mouse ard W. N. L., ssr
On ist
Ehemeht' aud ean'io' % feet Ana
on the side 5h Sorh On n, ii, 80,
low rs ~ We pottry Of w. revo.. be ,ci tAr al
euptd by o. q Elliot, g. fe. two a., ,rs t.h M
"'el'pir INT tvo trn-u-rta; srto n,
80 - ie- irfht; thirdly Colt ge orrup h,
80 .,a,n y ,'"rty rseHnt o; 20 ~ ont; P',h,
10Y s'ie d..hF oceup'ea W " P..vr. si,,i,y
r"nt o. Zos let on the ln- street ana ara e.
sft u ~ Fh street; tNs prop,r,v 90 ~ .ne
ndlns ts 81 ~ fee front and ssyeuthy mont l.
Cottage. ~ '"e soo'e' ana near Pratts
lhe While Of he Imp portion 81 the sb,v.
And now oee7pied BY the best n y l. ~,
~ Sc d'n mat Pr pc " OF cch
- ueii'e IL or nsht into market IL YEA a.,
M ettFora Opportunity ,nyes,Esnt or n,
peasant rr'idences aad ehol budn. lots n y, al,
49, VI" nAiuy again oc-
Plst' OF the property he seen al our oare.
N f'r The properly on lst
~ .u5 am light nouths for the ptupery e,.s
osnc" at g. and IL Cr,lt ~, 49, ISIS
and be scared by trust deeds. ' interest,"
sA,, TAYLOR WILLIAMS Aue,ion.,r,
,he weather 90 the hay atev prove upt,Ir IN.
a WV axe &C on the next fair day thereafter i.s
'Ht"S bsNITiFt L DttLDtNG LOTS ON Forpr,, .r
- a. AEoIoN ON TUESDAY Goth jane, mrnsdst iv ,n.s
we sale on Marshall streets anon ~.
O'i 10 very eanit'ul Building it,
S'ay ana IT, Ugh Streets opposite IN m. -
-, These lots font 80 and from h.ir
'ery oes r1Ie osat o. tppdiny eir
IEHs-one oarth cash; balance ~ .na IL o,,, IL,
inet, ST, ana satisfactorily secured - "''"A'' WIN
~ TAYLOR 4 WILLIAM Ape,.
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ARRIVALS AT THE RoTELs,
YESrppnIy

Trn, ho !, J9sn,op B,i roe
ph.Adsps. fsssn kSanos M.ti,pd Pm ads phi.
k Nh, "sso1 = ro'ts PhiladsIphIs IL Y.sr Ts..
sIn Ca pr Tsrril Carpenter H.nss,y. - n, y
blddie Va; NO iiIm.n ~ whi,e " Bi.d,.i s,.a, t,
and Lady, Louisa w III Briggs. su.ssx 60 We. n . -
S,vsn,a' Cop-lspd cheinnnii Waugh and -, NV
lotk' ALLISON, III Nsus,In, Iyachbary N.,.,,' ~.
Orleans Mcdonald, Weston: Ai,1anirr Jr ErtI.,,s
AR and Mrs bfigtau, Georgih: N.ahi IN, I.It ~ ~
tsm,n Mr. RenihaId NJ BOse sr Re,.iars 81 ,,' NJ &
oart NeT YORK Persoa, soathsmp ion. Cole, ",
hERcAS:.L Lortli, L..reniurs wv Hunter, n D sa,
Mr. Mr.. ta'sner NJ York, NuttIrn-r ET,,n, W go
h'y, Layne, PntadeI sis Pu,.,t-d W.,,,.,'..
Ssag. iAia'oe - Perm, M lex B,.ck ron
shrrnan, WEIGH, Geo; ar. satin, " N mn
nAu New TX; II Whitnan wAshnEon; branch Ssu,
be- Pstef,lurg; Mr. JAn RE m~nl: J,Sk. n. e
ley Wiley, Amelia; N Plumb. Nrs Puns IN. waa,
New York @''ss ""OdhAii,
COLUMBIAN ioTEL.Jara.. sInp.on, Tennessee. Harry
Is, Daid Mood John Gis Amelia; col Iisny
Ihwsatt Rehmond Jas Eanis Richmond and ~, III. ~ ~
nshas horisis; he'd NV iori Ill., steamer .u,n,,.
Geo ssabn Jaek.on Nlss; Jo Moody, ia, wiIJ,rs $50
"a; PH lhon.s Thons. Arkanias Geo W Robe,,, n p
tsrsburs WIN smith, Orange H. nynni. Br.n.n. " r. n
,.utehn,on ie,lngton Baylor, TsI-,i; Tho. II r,.i,
aranhs; Hob ooE bingham; Dr Taau,
Moor Aiesn,ls; DR. We. Waite Appoas,tor; Henry al
u'n ch.s,-insid; W II Faulkner uAax; serur,a
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POSTSCRIPT.

los, ofthe Baltimore Sun, communicates the follow
Ing items Of information In his letter Of yesterday
Asny novel and startling passing around US
Az tendng to important results. Among them notice
the Organization OF political party, under dem-
ocratc and nhig auspices. which proiesses-as learn
Tor have not read their bll OF bealh"to upon
principles OF uncommon purity Some ffiy members Of
Congress have Joined t. Many outsders OF energy and
influence, have become enrolled in It. II Il IL really
party based or principles OF common and common
Honesty IL viii deserve The country Is
Tor such political party. IL the other hand itisa
sectional organization IL will perish almost It's birth
ern however, that its principles will DO announced
aud It, Gag uofacd before the lapse Of another MONTH
The homestead bill will pass the Senate. The an,Ne
braska senatos have Determined 10 support upon the
ground that IL Il antidoe the slavery clause Of the
Nebraska bill twill give the country free labor eau
Gus was held by Senator's tho subject which Il was
agreed 70 take up the bill on Tuesday as the
vo on the vetoed INDECENT lnsane Bill be taken and
keep before the Senate till disposed Of I,s
will be forced on Saturday. Then both Houses will
meut
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MARINE MTELLIGENCE.
SAILING OF OCEAN STEAMERS.
I.DnN TT CIT TUG
PORT OF RICHMOND,


sehr nirs Amanda Drton, he~ York, hay, NJ. Douney.
sehr Chas stetson, DIN. xuano MeGrudsI's Sons.
sehr Hanovet whipplr, Mes York, md.e. cur
hr ira he,serode u New York. railroad iron TO Va
Central Railroad, and hay NJ Dswney.
sehr o Atelne, Taylor, Norfolk, undse.
Steamship Jamestown Cavendy, New York. mdse and pas
senges-
POINT.
The sehr Julets from boston, reported At City Pcint
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THosL J. CLARKE, i.,e Of Richmond.
LOTTERY AND EXCHANGE OErICr

n.ny having parehs'sd u, once late In the
S Ss,' Ir SET, u ~ under the management n
otdsrs WIZ taset bis aud eonnd entail attention.
and the Drawing viii be as soon as he, ar. r,.i,.d
''Ns's"s TEOS J. CLARKE,
Hal
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JOHN G. sIIArER,
'AILOR A ND ORA PER,
pYcUANcr pITII.ntN

.. -.. EXCHANGE BUILDING,
Fourteenth street, Rlchmond. W.,
%oSd s,p.ss, call attention to his style. Of Spring
eanmsr Goods Apls-diy
$4,000 .ss sf N, ~ pSE II. sas.,
NAGNifIOENT EN7,E,RPRLSE-- LLEER1L
wurrEuRsSi9. In1EhE AXE 2d GsT g
benefit Of the Shareholder In the above snsrpsr-
sais. possible da.s alter ;h .s me S s m
shares, The .saei,ss % eAeh which ,ntes the holder 70
I.,i ;aj Wssshaiss SSs.
~. i prs na q self or rsnl time
. Of w.'hnz'on, DO.
W.sa,sacs ~ %.I fsan street, NooLr Va Main street.
M sssesp v. Nam street rrrnssrho. Va syeanos.i
Ao with The following celebrated
'Aisr',, 10 %. .sds,% sS's eer.ine.",, viz
tIiks3 lstG s.; ; Ssssa ws,'Si1fv'
pnhi, Pa l6tc'e 'uts srhnoy,Lp, Mass MaIn street.
Putt. Pa 10 Cheat ues. Mr.,'iip. Baidn
oe s'S oa.. ane Lot in George, "0
s."n u y, on second street. second door from
oss House md T., in osorreo~n d c. III. corner Of
One loa,s 10, ia w.,hIns,on D. c. on Be. '
One n1T.s and 10, ror''wOa,h Va Court street
Two soise own D. c. on seeond At, 1850 each S
NV. 70, 10 ",s,nsSn d. c. on seventh street.
Ii,y .pissaii fod Ls..r Watches, a, AFRO 90 70,
Twenty ak massive silver Pitchers, at 20 % iss,
Fourteen Diamond Rings. a, 100 20
T Ts.nsy si hy.yy God cn.a''s' 800 81.
Pity me Iadis, Bracelets, at ", ~ ~
oat ' h nas sr,s s%s 100
one hundred que PorImonnAie,. at % 300
One hundred nns Gard Gases, 10 20 ,sn
:: + ss:
.:o,oS
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ny Goddin & nppcT>oi. 11cIs-

WALuaRLh C'.IIAGi. Pa OF II I-2 AsRFs IN
~, Iht IoMM O' SYDNEY FOR SALE AT AUCTION
M M pa 90 ihuR DAY .i,ernoon ;he esrd June 1855 upon
raiNe Yarn OF y with dwelling h-r,
" formerly owned by sr Antnis Pz-ui mile IVES. OF
he CIV OF Kcrapnd adjoining the
sheld and Robert KinF The farm highest stat. Of
auon aud abCrnds IN several varieties and ia
which will be sold with the place. ~ 49, ma ~
TERxs-Ah cash; balance and 8 hopd.
ing interest, secured By trust deed
Is9 GCDnTy q lpprprnc
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NV :. Nort q Co... Auc1s..


u TioN-Ihr subseT Der anticipating
on the lsi OF Jnly oGes
eosi for cash, until the ~ OF June which time al
The remaining stock Auction Ills consists in p.Tt
about 200 SEES Of COACH, BCGGY CART HARNESS isry-
Pn OF mem veIy hne Also about $50 nn saDDLES pcud-
nI some of The finest have A.n very Ia O.
lot az RElDLfS MARTINGALES sTIRRUP IRONS VIII -
every dt'eTpoH IN fact the sfF-st lie
ally kept N a sAddl' ~ estahishnen;) ever saw
Prrs o. such VITO A.. In the bsbI,
hH trfs AK nois shall have article charged 10 thar
mt At each pfirs. 49, ~ ''''
j there standing II roi,,,,
AZ NJ or myself In !Vdaay person. hayin: thrn, ar.
10 hr III n IN for setIl-u, NJ J1s N Cor MI, 1
n
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The fact that hi, property decided ia trut
dents Of lhe District Of Uolumbi bsnen
es every shareholder receiving Daguerreotype worth e.
OF te very hHeSt quality elegantly eassd high char
OF
REPUTATION and ba'ines OF Mr. whehurst, he deems
guarantees That this Advertisement
promptly and faith uy Performed the
DC dhrblid among Galleries capable producing
sold. - 30
Certificates may be obtained sLADEG BAKERS
ehSnIe HOTEL on application, mail post paid"
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ryNRtsTEEs r,LE 0r wa yALU,DIE PRIVATE
u DWtLLING ~ THt CITY or El HNiUSD on IL i,;i,

'HNtSIEiS rNlI ~ VIA y NALUNlIE PRIVATE
pMhLING NTHt CITY or Alt IiNiUND OS II i,;j,
MD sIAIH s1RkEtS-By VIRTUE
scoserlnrrs by iced ofirut from IL.
dated "a July ISIS duly Richmond Hastings Cu
nA,i pocrvd 70 sell At public
me EY.. day o. 'unr, 'S II fair, IL
dAy ncrg at" O'Clock,
d"rl log Win an half acre lot attached .reto nov ~ az
panC OF twn H. ChanbvrASne, ksq
Lrgh aud streets This property kpown ana :,
iy appreciated that stn'r drs rpnn ia deemed an.
me hs 10 NE said ~ ttleN to
- ~ '-~N' 'PeN'-' Ns''
The terms will b: kno.n I, the hou- ofssIe
DAN'L X. STEWART,
= jobs s CASKIE, tTru,taes
a; the sne time ans place ny Of deed
Nut rcued q n by the above T.
snd vile dated ?0h December lets recorded n Richmond
'hA sen SUI portions Of the above real may not be
necessary Tor fAuIiying the deed thereon
Terms at sale. ". GupDlS
JAS l.. AtPERsON, Trustees,
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THE TEMPERANCE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES c1osyp-.
SOB X sABBATH Ac "

."' sNhNSb OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES CL0sED-A
BOB X sABBATH &c
June is-As thing the Of
dcel ,rfng his Intention TO .nore. IN.
against selling liquor the Sabbath by
the teep.r. though several has bern
through the back door and fe selling openly
sEnins 70 contest the eonstilutIonAlity O the law
ho.t OF The rummerrs In Caml. aud
whre Immense sales being
Toe Lager Beer Saloons are also closed have
ngns espd and nsgs dispyed mast and rAped on.
pcau up-done to Church for all
The city has been uneomcniy q,Ie Not runi.n h,,
oeen seen all day The Al
utmost. - ''~' w ''s
VEST POINT CADETS.
foisr June 1.-THE annual examination the United
corps OF caiet Is ,Spscted TO close to-day
eneamP next week the graduating casi uunber.
entered the institution with
ana zen members This reduction du-
ing period not indeed that
proportion OF the original msmbers
than Of most classes.
LATE FROM PUERTO cAREtLo
".ipsLrWA June le-Thc batqie ratE Puerto
dates the Sd instant ARRIVED TO day. rep that the
publ was tranquil ard the appearance political AFFAIR. nd
cate he election OF President Monagua The
dee mas greatly Increased and advancing Coffee Ux
resa. " ~
THE STREET PREACHING EXCITEMENT
~" 'unc oThe day passed on Ia this city
out any undue excitement disturbance Py
arrests were made during the day. by
Judge beepe ca The charge OF attempting neite
ILLINOIS AND MICHIGAN CANALS
hlb June 1.-The break the Him 10 Michigan Ca
nal PREVIOUSLY reported had been repaired boats we're to
pass on wednesday last when despatch Teerd
Chleago reported another br
OF the nrst, and much more disastrous.
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fsy Goddin q App,rson, Aucts,
VAst,sS,Ai Nv e. NIf No iEESTAIE ON sIxTn

casAi. MAIN And mo ~ srRsErs IN THH CRY ut
RICHMOND FOR 80, AT AUCTION -wlb, , hi or s,fUp
Day afternoon, the 2ith june 1854 upon The .n =. =, az
loek m tie order aa'ers d. foo=ioE VEN V,iu.h;-
ssstt, VIZ; vp lois, Con OF which
% wsdrn kt;hs on the W.T. Of sh, betEeen
h CanA sre Is irnnisnE 2A fee. the other IRON inx
Zee ..SS b. us feet to Icy A,o other lot
9I o. heiscrn Cay and Main adjoining
an a-y A,o, pdIs-- build on the south .de Of a.
r.st ana Fouher streets, fobting 30
.. after .hei. wi be sold with
an nrc thereon, th
K - '>N' '-''i-"s oAes IIz
ter which will .od tEo brick md ono f,,.s -
ihs sou'H side Of Broai bsfTesn JEFFERSON and Mao, 80
-unn n. back - fccito n y. ''''
iEFNs-One third cash; hslsee
tanned - ' NS'"' VI N'e re
The above real estate beiag located paris Of the CITY
IA eood 'ntni The pariieali attention OF pubic il
I,iT IpprpeoS
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-20
by Goddin 8 Apperson, Aucts.


a LIRACLItE REAL EsTATE ON FR,,E
IN LIN, FOURTH AND SECOND sTREETs ron saIr m
.he zsd d'y OF June, 1894,
ing beautifully located propfy: First that central mi .h
10y On south franklin betssen sth sth ,r-,s
lohng the property o John PISTON, Esq on tn ~
that Of messrs Rlgland West This et Ia, p' 80 aa
or more and depth Of oI the rrar portion
u this property has breadth feet and extend. IN ,h.,
breadth TO within 30 feet Of the from; the yv,
aey Of width M the passage earr. fots ala ~,
rnent, and the yard the Me.s Rag nj enc
m nj u one half the Naue VAIL viii would h.
sv'ng 10 person desiring suid This pr n, s
tao hundred yards CT The IIou,e enjoy. a. x W M
pubic sou Re- which with the ted ou
~ on me hai OF Mr. Pa''on YER Mapche,
BILE site for private IN te obsire in Ri
very handson ely situated lot 9Th ci,v
HH r. DAVIS, tsq Alter which
ana Hl'ortatlr 'oiiase BuidiTg and n h -
Idjining the b. r,yLr-,h. -. 81,
ANS 'r rooms -i,h Ore places room pore ~ M -
Hpaftnen uood ard 10, hns
am eStt nd' back $50 ieet
'h most i-rt and productive
eni ety This l~st property Is she occupancy OF Mis- ro
hsrI; AZ trLi VII en- yeis ans pto-
lEENt or fourth cash IA and la month, n, "a.
retained. - ~ "'su' "a "'s
by Request OF the ozner.
l.- GopDIN APPERsoS, AuetI
q -. ~ L.taif-Is 40 hs-Op THrRsnIy,;
ine .si at3 ok shah by the rrque,to OF
~ "tSt in'tn hrtnt eu!eeitn works OF the
'' rt AIT Pc rec n'iy imp rted rora london. ~
Ihey viii De sgt without
al Opportunity very 'E- procure bcos ,ueh
Am ns The b. k the Life WORKS Of Lord cl.r.ndoo
els hoSrt h- nre vsrEZs, EnyI1nd'. WoTLL.
Aei' Of "cS hLishis snasp-are works Of Iorass
W-lIo Live. the Saint Rhop rIa ~orks Al, cow ~
as "Hns' Of Washington, IL very raeIy 70 b. met
They viii be open for Inspection y store GA tnes.v and
NA"assetS VII De Etary same
oo ELiAs HALE, Auet and Com. Merchant:
Ice, Main street.