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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-06-21

AST IRON CISTERN PUMPS, the best in use; also Chain
for Pumps, with the Reel, Rollers and Tubing conpete
Jan 10 4. T. RICHARDSON.
UTbERY of every description kept constantly hand,
y Jan 10 at f. Z. RICHARDSON. p
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LOCAL NEW 8.

Az ARMY w1rH nASsEusYe sterday was the anniversary
Of the SabbahSchoo Union Of the city Washington
agrecaby notice given in the city journals procession
formed Of scholars and teachers Of both SEXES with their
banners floating in the breeze Lafayette Square
place Of rendezvous and the procession numbering perhaps
three thousand moved off about hafpsst nine o'clock 1t
proceeded along Pennsylvania the Capitol grounds,
where II halted Here address the
Dashol, prayer offered by the Rev. John c. Smith,
and the teachers and children united in singing praises
Almighty God. Tho day, upon tho whole, auspicious
for the celebration although the opprcssvey
We have made attempt describe the spectacle II was
most imposing and beautifully thrilling one, cuncnty
culsed CRAFTY the hearts all Christians phiIanthro
pists, and patriots. Hundreds Of thousands would
rather have witnessed this immense throng of precious
mota than TO have seen the return OF gallant army with
victory pcrcbed upon its banners.
peace hath It's Victories no less renowned than war;
An Episcopal clergyman in England celebrated for the
deep interest he took in the education spiritual cue Of
children IL was the misfortune Of this good man to Ioe by
death dear son. named Wberorcc but his parents called
him by the endearing of Willie After tho death of this
child number Of the children the schools attended by tho
afflicted father became hopefully pious in an address
upon certain OCCASION these children being before him.
pointing towards them he remarked with tears triclnc
down his checks "thesc spiritual roses blooming around
the grave Of dear little wior The scene Yesterday would
have filed this good mans heart with grateful and heavenly
emotion.
No accident occurred the interest and beauty Of the
celebration.
SUPERIOR rouEpras.The new type upon which the
Union m printed furnished by Messrs Lucas Brothers
of Baltimore, who extensively engaged In the tyne found
ry business in that city They the their
father the latF Lucas whose and establishment were
identified with Baltimore for nearly half century The
type supplied by Lucas Brothers IL fully equal TO- and
think superior to- any made other cities Of the Union We
cordially recommend these gentlemen brethren of the
press FOR their patronage.
Miss CscnA Yousc.-This lady's concert las, evening
largely and asbionably attended and the audiences
evidenced their pleasure by frequently appaudng The
fair cancstrce will give at Alexandria wednes
day evening and we commend her the Kindness and lib
crafty Of The good people Of that venerated town.
RrsLrys VARErEThe performances at this theatre last
evening universal pleasure The Varicte filed "a
its utmost capacity The play Of Pauline, taken from Tho
French great noveltyindcscrbnbly interesting Miss
Kimberly, the Of the evening the observed nj
observers We have frequently spoken Of her merits
actress, but she seemed 10 excel herself last evening
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ELEGANT Floor Oiicoths.-Just received sale
sheet. goods In the above nc which rapidly cutting
per diagrams.
Those OF olclohs which produced
by the most faithful workmanship and materials, will
and examine oar stock On OF The quality
Of the cloth have exhibition life like portrait
Washington to which the attention Of public invited
manufacturers of these oobs awarded
medal AT the Worlds Fair, New York
Amongst this designs will
laying patterns flowers tiles very heavy body
Tapestry patterns afer rich velvet carpets.
OAK and walnut grained panels.
Marble granite, aud porcelain Tiles and chintz
Ao stock Of rich berlin and Lepsie table oiclotb
& wide.
Housekeepcn III goods the
call soon we find difficult keep fun supply Of
have.
May l6-3wcod CLAGETT d DODsON.
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THE ABOLITION AND ANTLNEBRASKA MEETING
IN NEW YORK

When the call for meeting against the Nebraska
bin in New York city, expected that large assemblnge
would congregaic in The Park to hear the music and the
speeches II held last Saturday evening and it is all
most by acclamation pronounced contemplate failure.
The old tricks and the old demagogucs hand-B.
f. Butler having been resurected for the OCCASION and
notorious ugtve-slavc-law repeater filing up the
psuses with fanatic bercsies But the dry oraons and
duh machinery of the occasion failed TO attract great
crowd and after some spesmodic harangues and the accept
Of the usual resolutions the demonstration blew itself
out And yet meeting like this painfully displaying its
meagre proportions in the middle Of great city, and al
most laughed out Of counenance is horsdcd by the Ma
iopaf hegncers New York dispatches a Of
ten thousand persons The New York Herald pro-
il congregation Of one thousand persons The
New York Sunday Mercury Of the decided and
indignant papers against the b speaks of IT follows
The ant-Nebra,ka meeting last night in the Park
failure regards the number of person that attended It,
and the excitement that IL hoped and fully expected IL
would provoke.
Tho fact IS that the public mind is heartily sick this
Nebraska borc and another fact it also well oit
very remindfu Of loud tempest in rather large teapot
1.-The country win be perfectly safe whether the bill pass
o whether II do not"
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TO the citizens OF Washington, Georgetown
GEO Elliott, in compliance with his PROMISE and
having the repairs Of hs balloon completed will make
providence and weather "Wednesday
l7h day OF May O'Clock from the Hppodrome
Amphhease City MALI The
O'clock which process
during which several pilot balloons will
perform choice pieces Of music to enven the occassn
Mr.. r. finds impossible designate the
has thought
i2k each feeling satisfied
paying that email towards dsfns his expenses
which have accrued from tbs inhson- and damage
hts balloon from the heavy wind ON the Former occasion
May l6-dA
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nv petition OF Richard Montgomery and Lewis w Harris OF
asngerned New YORK. praying the Of
granted them for improvement in the mill for breaking and
grinding bark for from o expiration Of said
which takes place the twelfth day Of August 1854
II ordered that the said petition be heard tho Patent Once
Monday the oath OF Juiy 1884, ~ o'clock and all
notified appear show
why said petition ought not 10 be granted
opposing the required he in the Paen,
specially forth writing,
testimony filed by
said hearing be taken and
tbs oce, which will be furnished
pliraion.
The testimony will be closed day Juy
and other relied
he n Office before the morning 5ih day
Juy, 1854 the Arguments within days thereafter
Ordered also ths this notice he published in the Unon in
gencer and Evening STAR Washington D. Pennsyivsnian
Philsdrphis Pa Scientific American, New
Msr~schuses and Inquirer, Cncinns Ohio week for
three weeks 2h Of July
the day ofhcsring
CHARLEs MASON,
Comrn.soner Of Patents.
PsEdors Of the above will please copy and send
fhe bills 70 The Patent Once, h consnHns this notice.
May l6-1aw3w
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vkUSTEE's SALE-By virtue deed OF executed
BY John A. King deceased, Liber A.
So Of the land records Of Washington county District
Columbia VIII expose 70 sale the premises, the o Wash
inson and District q Columbia Thursday the 18Th instant
O'Clock the afternoon, lot numbered (4)
beIed seventy TWO, e2) containing
Terms One third cash, balance months,
by notes secured by deed of
II the terms eomped with wha three days after sale,
The property will be resod the sk Of
HNE " w. RiSQUE, Trustee.
JAS G. MCGUIRE,
May lid Aucuoneer
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VERY DESIRABLE BUILDING LOT IN THE FIRST WARD
ancitonon Wednesday afternoon, May Inn, ~ O'Clock on
the premises shall sell LOT No 81 In No s fronting 20
fret on north street. between l7h and 18th streets vest running
hack Sp feet ~ feet 1884 feet
This Of the beautiful building lots
sale In this section Of the city and worthy Of special attention
Title fndisputsbie.
One third residue and ~ monihs for
satisfactorily secured bearing interest.
JAZZ. c. MCGUIRE,
MsyIa Auctoneer.
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DIVE grand Of muscProf Kemmere give
Eve grand concerts OF nearly 200 pupils sso Master
the celebrated ballad from Philadelphia win
lsdsvns Tuesday evening, May io, the Temperance
Washington city "Wednesday evening May ~ Mt FORFEIT Hall
Georae'own Friday evening May 49, at Liberty Hail.
anda Saturday evening" May 10 the Odd Fellows
Nsvyyard and Msnd,y evening, May Island
Each O'Clock.
Tickets, Is cents children half price.
m
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NY j. Q. MCGUIRE. Auctionser,

By j. q. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL EsTATE.--On Tuesday after-
noon June ats ocock on the premises, by virtue
Of trust dated September 1888
49, folio 3es shall sell lot No square $685. fronting feet on
Third street west by 100 feet south street.
Immediately lot No. H. in square No $40
fronting 70 inches street, 6 feet inches on
street, running back about Is feet u 3Ofeet alley
Terms Oneourth balance months for notes
bearing interest," secured BY deed Of premises
JNO. w. MAURY, Trustee. #
JAS. q. MCGUIRE
MAY l6--eodAds Aucsionecr
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7soia. zailroad coli.ion.-Nany Persons Injured.


THoy IN Y.,) May l3.Tbe eight and forty minutes
press train from Troy when Bath station this
ing, overlook and into the eight and thirty
Grecnbnsh train from Troy. The express locomotive half
athrougb the passenger Of the train smashing the
and less inurng every OF the passengers None
killed, but terribly mangled, and few 1t .,
thought survive. Among the badly injured tbs
conductor Of tho Greenbuh train and Judge Hunt Of s,
city, and his two daughters.
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KEY WEST AND ToRTuGAs.

We glad 70 notice that the democratic senator from
Florida Mr. Mallory has brought to the notice Of Congress
the proprcty Of Immediately completing, armng, and
manning The foriresses at Key Wet and Tortngas
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u UksO-TuRKIsH CampaIEnst by Col. Chcspey, r. A.
IL The Whimsical Woman by Emile r. Caren.
Crystalline by v. w. Shelton, A..
The Myrtle Wreath; by Minnie Myrtle.
Melbourne and the Chiuchs Islands; by George w. Peck
Modem Neeromsncy; by the Rev. Dr. Butler.
On sale al TAYLOR 4 MAURYS
Bookstore. naat sire
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PHLApE1rHrA May ia meeting win be held Mt thu
county court house this evening adopt for ht
reception OF exPresdent Fillmore his arrival from Tho
South. The object s which win enlist the ympa
ihics Of citizens who respect and admire late Chic
Magistrate.
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EXTENSIVE and Superior Assor txnenf OF M ttinrs.
We respectfully announce housskcepes
above article AZ think complete
and extensive that has been
ton particularly asked to those
follows:
Extra contract A. So and Ga white Gowqua
Do do
Extra coored Foekkng BRUSSELS figures This is mn entirely
article in this market.
Extra white Manning, in estahcavy quality, very
prices.
Aso 10 bales those delightful Loos India bed
for summer 4
Those who have yet used this article
luxury can DE- had for 30 very small price, tiy These
compensate for the OF importation.
Also, 10 bales superior "a, A, and co
10 bales Spanish and Manila uanYs, these
kinds heavy and strong the
lie halls and oroughfares.
Also, bale Of 90 gross mating and carpet bindings
Al the above goods confidently
their Kind IN this country and will be sold prices which
fail satisfy.
May I6-eo3w cLAGETT d DOD5ON
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New YopK, May la.-Lae advices from Turks island say
that there salt at any Of the islands except Turks in
consequence Of the heavy rains At Grand Turk sell
ing Mt Is cents per bushe
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2. =. MLOMON'S improvements i'm Brick Making.
- patented April ~ ds54By this method Of making brick the
various facilities and advantages Of tile ordinary
ua combined with those
tenn while many disadvantages peculiar generally
The latter are avoided the bricks are made rapidly and dried
but little delay and without the labor removal exposure
facemen which they subjected in the ordinary
In the foregoing description improvement
has been made % the plain ordinary building brick bu, i OBJ
vous that by suitable construction arrangement
and mould it s equally capable Of manufacturing
cornice or any other of the welkRown forms OF brick
Patent rights for sale. Address
I.C. II. SALOMON,
BladensbuIg Prince Georges county, Md
B.-Two hundred we-presssd brick
ute, without removal May l4-dlm
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BosroS, May &c. Y. Hamme merchant Of Quebec,
and Solomon Cohen both passengers the Canada
arrested day the charge Of smuggling 81 900 to slo
900 worth OF watches and jcwelry.
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READING, Pa.,) May l5.-The Rifles" of our
cracked" military companies, left here this morning at
o'clock for Baltimore where they expect TO arrive in time to
Join the in doing honors exPesident Fillmore.
They number about 100 men.
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In this siy, inst, JOHN W. sIMONroN aged
about 81 formerly West Florida and
y Tesdsat here.
His funeral will Tuesday aernoon
4ococh from Mn wslogsfora boarding house. ~ street,
al which his friends and Invited attend
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Headquarters, Regiment orvoluntcers, n. O.,
Washington May 10, 1854.
1-HE regiment assemble ground
j Hail. 2 O'clock Monday, I'D
appointed BY Bngader General r. O. Weight
ma according to law.
commanding companies will. therefore,
orders, and their respective commands fully equip
ped. n M Inc ~ . hour.
The commissioned cAoss Of the regiment, without uniform, will
tiuts Friday evening 1T O'Clock.
nv order Of Coz. W. Hickey.
4. I. MIDDLETON,
Maybe Adju,ant
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by GREEN ~ SCOTT. Auctioncers.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT AUCTION.-on Friday
the 18Th instant. shall sell, nj O'clock p prem
49,
VI l3ah nnd N streets. rE.tI.' 49,.
Also lot MO- in No. 247 L
streets 'front.' so feet north L. 100
Lots Nos A mud 45, in No 2a fronting l3h
and l.
Lot No. 10, in square No. 342
Lots Nos ~ and ~, in square No 3l6.
All the last mentioned lots west between
and north.
All the above described situated
healthy and desirable part ofh city, being the Immediate
i Of the Franklin chance
The sale will Nos. square No
2sl '8 'T71T' -
Terms liberal, and made known
GREEN & SCOTT,
may I'D Auctoneers.
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EURNlsHED House for Hent-The ihree-ssory basement
situated side Of 7th between add
streets The HOUSE, rooms including bath ard
neatly and Rcneciy furnished given Immediately
For particulars inquire ut No. ~ wirdsr's Building.
May 16-d1
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ny GREEN a. SCOTT, Auct,onssr..

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY THE CORNER or
10th and Louisiana Saturday
18Th instant, shall SELL O'Clock, p prem
hne brick
which they stand, being lot No S, square
houses and substantially built and viii be sold
together, to suit purchaser.
Teras: six twelve egh,eeH and
months tho purchaser for the deferred
bearing interest from the Of deed given
deed ofIus taken. Title good.
GREEN SCOTT
May ed Auctioneers.
CO. The above sale II postponed until Saturday,
goth instant, same hour. .
GREEN SCOTT
May ls-d Auctioaser.. \
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HAnTronp (Conn.,) May H.-Henry Frcnch's flour
mills with large quantity Of grain destroyed by fire
this morning. Lose heavy.
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The Ericsson, being partially raised, was
found be much damaged that II thought $4,000
would not than meet The expense Of repairs. She
was taken into the dry dock
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SALES TO-DAY.


kLEGANr SPAN or HORSES, COACH, AND HARNESS.
~ I'm Tuesday afternoon, May o'clock,
uon shall sell
teen hAnds high, and Of commanding figure and action,
years a warranted perfectly sound kind
asy eesaia together o. sasy eight mes hour
~ s' being Their natural when wanted;
nne ana proud travellers and perfectly manageable
ssspcs are me healthy condition. thoroughly acccaed,
nee Az ncA ahd considered by judges be ne
= pair OF horses as there In country
ALSO
fine coach and harness, by 4
New York, and 81 1850
establishment no
property the Hon. William Nj. Gwn,
for II.
dom Further particulars be obtained apple
the suctonecr.
Sale positive. Terms NJ sale.
JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
May H-d Aueuoneer.
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VALUABLE MARKET GARDEN AND DAIRY FARM
Faiax county subscribers sale, public auction,
Thursday the 18th May the owned BY the heirs OF
Gen. jones' u s. county,
Virginia. the Potomac miles from D.
c. by the Leesbug turnpike, eight from washington and fifteen
acrss,
the original wood consisting Of hickory poplar
MIN SUM ano t ano nAs pacn
deepest and best poushins both horizontal and subsong and
where required has veil drained blind dhin and fact
now is-s highly improved and very Eoductys farm
The peaches are remarkably Ane -
The wood and timber NEE. with ready .ls nshsr for building
charcoal ncns and ~ these leans could be easily made to
sprass a excellent wafer the
farm nearly equally divided BY Dead t but Milling
stream, adoding eligible sites for saw or grisi mills.
OF nne building sone wood,
produce, will ready conveyance OF
Ohio canal when the dam being raised There
several good landings the place The
erecting substantial iron bridge the Potomac, which will
dec, communication with the markets
The buildings consist OF farmhouse suitable for rmal aniy
with out houses including barn, stables, &C.
The neghborhood populo1 healthy and improving
Offices prospect Hill Langley walk.
Churches OF different denominations and schools at
advsniageouy subdivided, sJa
in the hands Of the commissioners before the
The provided by ts decree of the purchase
be paid In cash. and the residue in three insamens
twelve asd eighteen months with interest from the day OF
deferred be OF
case aud the retention Of the title o. the land until pnd A.
before sale subscribers will receive private offers for the
whole portion n the land and extend the time Of the de-
fcrred payments, IL desired.
Mr. Hummer will show the place those DESTROYS
examining further information apply either the
Commodore Jones' residing the place
oArksbY Az w T. S4MEs, nc.
VI. DULAEY,
FAR W k3awcp,s Commissioner.
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NKw Yonk, May A.The ship Winchester had $50 souls
board $50 taken off by the ships Mary and Caro-
line and Paragon and the briggs Ann Edwards and Robert
Bruce all bound to Quebec and the remainder by the
Washington.
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NEW GOODS, NEW GOODS, NEW GOODS y-JUsT
IN opened
as pieces handsome plaid and striped silks
- do plain silks, all choice coors, cheap
IS do brocade silks, bargains
80 do black silk, superior makes
% do piain plaid and figured bereges
IS do plain, plaid and figured Tissues
~ do black bereses and uSsues Lupin's make
10 do black chaieys do do
10 do black twisted silks
80 do black bombaSins and apacas
IS do coloTed alpacas, for ladies' travelling dresses
" do fine French, Organdy, muslin and lawns
6O do very fine lawns, at lax
80 do Barkleys Irish linens, cheap
rs do plaid cambrcs, best seen at lax cents
SO do plaid do very fine
Us do plaid, figured, and striped Swiss muslns
IS do fine plain Swiss musiins
Cambria edgings, nsertinRs and founcinga
15 very handsome mantas style
50 pain and embroidered Grape shawls
$50 new style paTasois
l25 style b0nnets
800 pieces handsome bonnet nbands
large lot Of cloths, cassmes, vesngs tweeds and linen
driIln2s -
large assortment OF domestic goods Of all kinds
Carpetings, oilcioths, and matngs.
All those wishing purchase goods cheaper
where viii do well give a call
May l6-eolwf HALL & BROTHER
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IrOx RENT-A brick house, 18th street, third
Irving House, fully furnished The house
house.
May 13-d3ts
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ny y. Q. MCGUIRE. Auctienssr.

by }. Q. Mc0UIHEs AWoti0noeE.
T,RUsTEE's SALE OF SEVEN SUPERIOR HORSES FOUR
twelve OF harness, har
On Tuesday morning. May a3d 10 o'clock Of The
Of JAS C. Mcclure,
Of daily recorded the land records Of Washington
HN
Seven Inns large draught horses
-Four wagons, for hauling heavy
Twelve Of wagon harness
One and harness
These teams have been employed in hauling the
Capitol and Patent Once and undoubtedly the finest
horses ever offered for sale in the District.
Tems One third cash the residue in and four months, for
notes satisfactorily endorsed, bearing iaerest.
ttta N5F ssf Trustee.
. . JAZZ. q. MCGUIRE,
May lJ-eodAds Auctioneer.
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ny ). 9. sls0UIRE. Aaes,oaeer.

BY J. q. mcguire, Aucttoncer.
TJNIMPROvED PROPERTY AT AUCTION.-o On Tuesday at.
May 10Th, at O'Clock auction rooms,
sell the following described property;
Square No. /, lots 8 and g
DO No. s, lots and 26
Do No. 10, lot2
Do No. 90 lot9
No. -, lots and IA
Do No 40, lots
Do No. 10, lots l, =, 4, s, and ID
Do Me- l04, iot6
Do south Of l04, LOTS
Do No. l,026, lots 9 and l3
Do No. 674, lot II
Do No. $50, lot s.
Terms third in and 70 months for nos
| satisfactorily secured, bearing interest.
JAS G. MCGUIRE,
May l3-d Auc,oneer
MORE NEW SPRING GOODs-P J. stoer merchant
III tailor 10 opening another supply
mer goods which he invites Congress-
strangers and citizens
The stock large and complete embracing almost
ncy Of gentlemen's goods usually kept by
We solicit inspection by the public Of goods,
ship, and prices.
No. 4 Washington Place, Seventh street
May l4-3uf