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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-08-15

Passenger traIn leaves Evansville every morning,
at o'clock Sundays excepted) arrive Vincennes
10! O'Clock A. M leave Vincennes ut O'Clock p. NJ;
arrive at Evansville Al p. NJ
PThe Accommodation Train leaves Vincennes at 7
o'clock A. NJ; arrive at Evansville at IL A. NJ; leave
Evansville a; r. M; arrive at Vincennes at r. NJ.
All freight will be forwarded by the Accom- y -,
Train. the oh Jay OI
its delivery atthe Evansville Depot, must be delivered
at or before II o'clock A. NJ; and at Vincennes mus
be delivered at or before, o'clock, ON the evening
the ,,rsvious day SAMUEL HALL,
q. .,,yss.tf President
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BUSINESS CARDS.

ToHN C. DEvEREUX, JR., Wholesale and Retail
,J dealer in Wall Paper. Fire Screens window Blinds
Jeasters Wrapping and Roofing Paper iamps phossene
.,r..,s ' HugIO Iy
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WHITE RIVER BRIDI


JR0P0SALS will be received by the unders gned un iii
the t Of August for covering Railroad Fridge
White Riverthe all he
ais and finish the Job according plan the
It will require about 80 600 feet lumber B. NJ and 1876 OC
shingles.
Bidders will what per will be taken in Stock Of
the pany in Stock ofthe Wabash Copany
bill OF the materials required may be at Sewets Car
Shop Evansyisst the office of the vineenncs Depot
my Office in Princeton SAM LHALL. Prest
eyT-tf L. &C r r. co.
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j. Y. CRISP.

CITY RECORDER AND JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
Fosters Building. Up Stairs.
I F.CRlsP, having removed his ONCE 10 Fosters
J building, will be hand at all times, to take ac.
10 all business requsd of him Justice of the Peace.
feb9-tf
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Our Mr. James Lew Permanently located at Manchester
for Cash direct ManSfsetareG thereby saving IT,
10 The present money market our stock of
the only Bank from which expect raise
daeements prizes when eeraioiy
"Tsss si:vS, e DO business With u.s. JAMES Low %
SPRaGUE's FANCY PhINTs-eO case. srrague,
- small hgured madder Prints this day sale b,
eyH JAS. Low CO.. as. Main st. Lou. Ky.
(HAMBRsY, ,GINGHAhIs.-5 case. direct impOrta-
ey27 JAS. Low & CO.. 4s MaiO ST.. Lou. Ky.
SiLK LACEs; 20 carton. silk Laes,. for sale by
- el2i JAS Low co as. Main st. Lou. Ky.
WORsTED PLAID Scotch Plaid. direct i'm
e,27 JAS. Low q CO.. as Main ST.. rOu. Ky
NXHALE B0NE.-5oo ID. long Whale Bone for sale by
Wv ey2S Jas. Low CO.. as. Main st.. Lou. Ky.
Rack sILKs.-eoo piece. Gro do Rhine. r. q. 2s.
ey2t JAS. Low a CO.. 4is. Main ST.. Lou. ny.
VEILs-sOO Demi Wells rec tsis day and for sale by
ez2 JAS. LOW a CO.. Az Main ST.. Lou. Ky.
-EUsT RECEIVED
e, 81 Manchester Cheeks; bales st,iesS 4.aaburs;
ss.s sss' Pan asf%h Pnts o:aa'0r Sst Sos .as licking
ssss ss a-ssrt-d % Checks; case. escorted Cheek
!. large sls as.or,@snt % sa; of Kid Glorss:,,.,, Glorss:
es JAS. Low & co.. Az Main ST.. Lou. Ky.
S,HEETIAGs.-5b bales s,4 .ro~a shss.iuE.
,or sale by JAS LOW Co. si' Main Lon. ks
sDORTE MoNIES.-3s doz Porte Monies rec'd this day
u and fur sale by JAMES Low & Co,
e16 Az Main street. Louisville. by.
DECEIVED this day per Express
Ia 10 pcs black BsubGZines
90 pcs plain Silk Tissues, colored
50 pcs All Wool de Laips do;
80 pes Bsreges do;
50 boxes Bonnet Innings, newest styles;
cartoons Love Wells; and Tor sale by
ap22 AS.LOW & CO.. Az Main ST.. Lou, Ky.
CHAs. q. sHREvE. wM. q. ITEwART.
SHREVE & STEWART,
Wholesale Dealers an Wooden Ware. Fu Ware
Brashes, BiaekiHg. Matches. Mats.
Cordage &c, - Wan street,
Louis riIie, Ky.
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GLASS STaINgNG

In The modern styles for Churches, Public Build
iRgS Prirale DtretiiHgS. dc dc.
TaE FIRST PRIZE RECEIVED!
Cincinnati, also at the Louisville Mechanics In
n stitute. :"
We are prepared TO fl any order with metal sash
stained glass with borders aud iii mod centers for any
kind rch windows with full size figures embems
cheap he had in New YORK, Bpston Philade
pha-the amount ofisk OF rLrvakase and tran ortiion
less.
Our references are all the good modern finished
Boats the Mississippi and Ohio rivers three Presby-
terian Churches Cincinnati the Episcopal Ports.
mouth. Ohio. Church at Madison, Ind, ehancel
window at Frankfort ky.. also one window, with fig
ures. Nazareth, and two Churches in Louisville.
Bay window ia Governor Helms residence at Harrods
burg side transome lights in various dwellings in Lou.
isville. Lexington aud Danville.
All orders carefully executed at the establishment
Builiit street, Louisville, KY.
mill GIN /. G. MILLER N co.
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Il
| DROOMS, WOODEN WARE, &C.-+
ID 1000 dozen Shaker. medium and common Brooms
BOO do extra and common Whsp and hearti
BroOms;
800 nests blue oak and red Tubs;
3U0 dozen common 3-hoop and fancy Buckets;
800 nests covered Buckets;
100 do Pine Tubs;
100 do Cedar do;
35 dozen bail and nest Boxes;
100 do Wire Seves:
100 do Manill Bedcords;
900 do Zine Washboards;
30 do Barrel and half barrel Covers:
so do Alieant, yute. Coir and Rope Mats;
900 nests Market Baskets;
50 do Clothes Baskets and Hampers;
100 boxes Clothes Pins;
900 nests Bowls;
200 gross wOod-box Matches;
% dozen Trays;
TOO do Cocoa Dippers
100 do Cedar Buckets and Piggins, brass and iron
hoops:
so do Painted Keelers;
50 do Horse and Well Buckets;
20 do Half Bushels;
200 seIs Measures i've in;
- dozen Churns
With every article i'm the Wooden and Willow Ware
ne which will sell Ut low prices to the country trade
SHREVE 81 STEWART,
febi46md Louisville Ky.
MILLINERY AND FANCY STOKE.
MRS. E. NJ. RICH. No. 2li Fifth street, Cincinnati,
lfl would respectfully call public attention to her
large and shionable Stock of Millinery and Fancy
Goods consisting cfilk, Satin. Velvet and Braid Bon
nets Bonnet Cals and Fancy Trimmings, Ribbons. Man
tlIas Coaks black and Colored silk and other Laces
Needle-wOrked Collars. Chemizeties. Sleeves. dc.
which she prepared 10 sell 1T prices winch cannot i
TO give satisfaction.
hrs. z. NJ. RICH,
mhlsy eO4 Fifth street. between Elm aud Plum.
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NOTICE.
uNHE subscriber in retiring this
tuny express his grateful aekno 70 the
others Of Evansville and the
for the very on the
late firm of w Reilly during his connection it,
period Of fourteen and would respectfully AK for
tinusnee Of the same to bis SUCCESSOR in bushes.
s40-tf JAMES REILLY.
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COTTON Floss. Pure Silk. Ssers Bsnss sss
~ Elastics, for sales s2 A Y. EoSahhss
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AY-so bales No. Timothy and 2I bales slightly dam
e22 GEO. FOSTER & co.
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FEMAI.E EDuCATIoN.


10 the Sgiril Of The Isl instant al iNkee was
published BY zone Interested relative 10 Fe-
male Seminary. Since thai time We have been
pleased TO learn that many Of our citizens are also
isi-esisi upon the same topic. Thalthe interest.
of our town demand such an Institution % one Will
dsny. We need accomplished teachers, who are
versed IN The most approved modes Of eommnr L a.
tiag knowledge, and who will teach BY erGm5< as
well a. By prsosyt-who understand human nature,
guiding BY the imPercep,ble chords Of persuasion,
instead Of By the chilly blisis Of coerspn who will
command the essem Of their pupils and the ysspsc.
cfall who know them who wiz instill into The
minds Of The Young Misses who may attend, tia,
The most laadable pursuits OF lie is lie improve
meet Of Tie human mind and that the physiology
oftheir syume,ry ID si,ling or walking Is no less
conducive u health aud longevity than to beauty,
and of far more importance than the science Of
phyioloEy.
Asthe time e near Al hand for school to com
inence. We would take the liberty Of appointing
meeting Of the citizens Of our town IL Jeas
Hall. O Friday night nexi, Ilih instant. Al -
clock. ,. ~, 70 appoint trustees q eonmith o
procure teacher or teachers. ard make an oiher
arfangemenls Necessary. We hope Ike meeting
maple we'll attended
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The SATIoS q, ARnoRIEs.

4, a.. senate "a strike cut the clause IN
,he Army Appropriation bill, inserted On motion o. ar
RrAn7or, Of Kentucky, 20 put the Armories anos'
Civil superintendenee. failed on Thursday night oy
o., Of q to U.s. The decided vote Ia the House. III
40 a. sdcu,ed determination on the part Of the latter
BODY 70 sdhere 70 the amendment even At Inc sh o.
Iossg ihe bill. !.
30 dat the President will soon relieve MAJ. DELL
from suty which be Is believed to be dlsehafging win
rrsst credit 10 himself aided BY his seieni Master
Arnorer, Mr. ByIseTos.- There are already hos" o.
e,nddsies II Washington, some Of then wl'hoa' .ne
.c.nee or experience, indicating that
they Il least view he position as reward TOT Paru
..a, rather than matter Promotve Of TIE public goOo'
Individually have cause for neisheF gra'uisoa nor
regret whatever promotes greatest sooo e 'ne
Greatest number" viii be acceptable 70 US. lnoush
interested parties have sometimes misrpresen'ea our
v.ws vel We have hesiiaed 20 90 justice 70 the
s,.s Il charge q DE ArmOrys nor faded in The use q
asy inausnee however hnmbis 20 promote me pros,
perfy offhe Arnofsrs Thirteen years ago. when o.
s,tises,cn rs sprung up against the Military system
IN proper efforts 70 havela change *
nss sHcs Rsssss TIA. .as evil. ~s.. so%smeu
and men change with them.
We can ouly hope that the new Superintendent tho
still subject 70 The Ordnance Department. may be on,
who win ur the large expectations now enter
tanned by the Armorcrs. III
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an ExTRAORDINARY LEAP FOR A
COW.

4 gentleman Of our acquaintance in whose word
en,ire reliance may be placed, informs US thai
while riding few days sincs, between Honeoye
and Rush. on the Canandaigua and Niagara r ails
Railroad COW was seen upon The track, running
with all speed TO keep ahead Of The train. The an
~ ! ne rand rate al which the Numbering train
gained upon her. The train was travelling at Light
ming speed and very soon struck the COW. Ing
long nose If The scateher" struck under The peas.
iusf as she was making one OF her highest oonnds,
when She was in instant thrown to The heighl q
thirty feet in the air, and again slfucA upon ms
,racs iust as the iasI ear shot from under herlT
The tfain consisted ofIhe locomotive and tender,
baggage and two passenger cars. Our friend as
sufes US that the ears ddn pass over The annual
and the conductor and~engineer testify TO me ise
tina, The animal was tossed up as deserved ana NJ
hsne in The last car. saw the dead creature aiei
lis fan upt n the track Il was her last somerseti
= III Roehcstsr Democrat.
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A REBUKE.

The report Of The Senate Committee on FOREIGN
Affairs, upon the proposition 20 place ten millions
Of dollars the disposal Of the President, is re-
6uke which the administration well deserved L
Though the commuee cloIhe their refusal in tie
most concilia;oFy language, yet they in fact en-
phatically say that the occasion does not demand
such. an extraordinary measure and that in the
short interval before the e-asSembling OF Congress
no contingency can possibly arise which would
Justify The disposal Of so large sum for any OBJ
lect legiiimaiely within The Presidents sphere oil
duty. In England such reply 10 a Cabinet prop-
osiion would be followed By the dissolution Of the
ministry, and though no such eject is expected Oh
desired here, vel as expression OF want OF con-
MI in The Intentions OF The Administration II is
equally explicit and decided -Bdit Amer
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!.
IMPORTANT REPORT-RELATIoNs
WITH SPAIN.

In the Senate, Thursday night last, MIR. MAseH,
from INC Committee on Foreign Relations, submit.
ted the following report against the exPediencyoi
placing ten millions Of dollars atlhe disposal o.. ia{
President as provisional measure, 70 enable hina
10 meet any exigeney that may arise in the reeesS
10 our relations with Spain:
"Commiltee on Foreign Relations, to whom was
referred the MESSAGE OF The President Of The United
States VI the 81 of The present month, 10 reply ~
The resolution OF the Senate asking iniormalioh
whether anything has isen .inee the date Of his
message 10 The House. OF Representatives q: ne
18th March last concerning our relations WITH
The Government ot Spain, which, in his opinior,
may dispense with the suggestions therein corr
lainsd touching the PROPHECY Of Psoxlslelaln
Gent IN the declaialiOn conIaTuTr rr-rrS-nyressyS
70 The House Of Representatives ana reiterated IA
his message to the ISenae, thar in view Of ~ p
siuon OF the island 81 Cuba its nroxiuity IA t,,fr
coast the relations whichn must ever bear 10 our
commercial and other interests ii Is vain 10 rneG,
that series OF unirendly acts infringing Oh cont
merclal rights, and The adoption Vi policy lhrsa.
enlns Inc hoaor and security OF these States: cah
long exist with peaceful relations y and arr .ais
ned mat whatever M asures may be fund nleces.
sary 10 insure future security aud fepose ~ thh
Country, (menaced from the quarter indicated ana
10 vlndicale the honor oil our flag will be adf ne3
BY Congress. Al earnest hope, both on the psft Of
the President and Of Congress thai the diffcniiis
auJustet before the terWination Of The presesl
session by an amicable arrangement, has. as d
would appear, caused both TO forbear until tjut 1
short interval remains between the close ofihe pres
ent and the stated commencement OF the na,, ~.
ing Of Congress.
The fail PREPARATION that has been d. mande3 rs
the Executive, with adequate guarantees for the fus
lure, viii alone satisfy the just expectations ofhk
eountry, and The committee would not hesitate rs
recommend the "prori sional measures" suggested
by the President 70 be executed by him in he rel
cess OF Congress eyea under the difficulties o. ma:
tuTiag them when the close OF the session is ALREADY
al hand, were ne interval 10 be long before the:
next meeting Of Congress- As that will be. h6ws
ever but Of four months duration, they have deemi
ed il better on the whole 10 leave The snbs, :,
~ az present. with the Executive. Should The oc.:
casion unfortunately render ii necessary, il muss
of course occupy the earliest attention Of Cn-,ss
az itsnext meeting And for The above reasnns ~
committee ask 70 be discharged
The request OF The committee was agreed 10 and
the rerort ordered To- be printed
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rae ARMYl APPROPRIATION BILL.


The bill reported By Mr.. FAurxSER 40 regulate the
pay and increase he efficiency Of the Army was only
sdepisd II part The section increasing the pay Of the
oesn stricken ont, and only that portion Of the
bill taken which increased the pay f the rank and
Gle Eyen that much was Of great importance, as the
Army i short Of its strength BY 5000 men. The
iserease has already given stimulus 70 the recruiting
serrice.
II urged in debate that the pay Of The officers was
already sufficient. but this cannot be sustained when
rsirenee s had 10 the high price Of living in California,
Oregon. and other frontier positions.
Msssrs. FAuLKsrn, srASroS, vASsAkr. and Banks
were the prncpa champions Of the amendment to the
Army Appropriation bill which restores The Civil su-
psrinendence 10 The Armories They al made strong
arguments, bot that 81 Mr.. BAxHs Of Massachusetts,
was particularly eoqueu, and oreble. This gentleman
l. speaker Of grca, power with the advantages Of
ass voice, dtiuet articulation and great felicity Of sx-
pressioa In his yosth be worked in machine shop,
end therefore he undersood the ssbect upon which be
epoke-- NJ mail advantage 20 an orator
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CharlestoWn Academy.
p II. Powssns, Priucipbl.

J. RYEANf,, Assistant (
1yHE exercises Of this Fohbol will hasr9snmed on;
a. the 4st NJ nday il ESetieinber &nd close on
The last Friday ia June fillHving. TIE course Of
Instruction Is thorough Atdl comprehensive. en-
hraeing 10 lhe English Department.: Spelling,
Reading GeoErafhY Englislh Gfamnfr History,
Composition. IAfilhmetic Bdok Eerptg. Natural.
and Intellectual Philosophy Chemistry and Ply
sieldgy. H.
In the NJ bfhe ma teal Department; Algebra,
Plain. Desc1iplives and AnalYiical! Cse0snetry,
Plain aud Spherical Trig ,aoinetTy. vsigf ppHea-
tilnslo ainlSurveyinsl DeGcrenial and Integral
Calculus
Ia The Classical ce8artneRt: Laiisi Greek,
Fnhneh aud spanish with Classical History ard
Literature
Terms per hall Session. hi Firez1f,Fsss
Board and T9iiion pa, aible Ia advance $3.50
Tuition in The English DeE arlacnt~ HI $500
Classical and aiaihenaiigas5
Department 90 90
Tuiti0n in the French and Ssanish extra e3cli 60
Contingent Fee 50
For further information apply for EireSlars 70
the9 fineiPalJ or to N s. white, Esq d charles
lown Va A
August 10 lS54-tf H.
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sHaNNoNpALR sPRTyce

For the first time during the season, we had the
opportunity ofspending Wednesday and Thursday
oflast week at Shannondale Tho Proprietor has
made every arrangement possible, to accommodate
All who may favor him with their custom AID we
have never seen Shannondale presenting more at
fractions to the xotary Of pleasure, or The invalid
seeking health. His estimable lady and her Assis-
tants spare pans or exertions 10 provide everv
decaey that can be furnished which insurcs atable
that no Watering place Of the country can exrel.-
The Bar IS still under the management Of Nr. JONI
W. GALLAHER, who can't be beat aud If YOU don't
get your MONEYS worth, he-KI make il up IA arood
song rich anecddte
The company on the days Of which we spcak.
was not only among The largest. hut there Vas IN
attendance more beautiful Ladies' than we sbavs
ever seen assembled there on aay similar ocs;sior
The Ball on Wednesday night and the magnificent
display OF -Workson Thursday night passed on
10 the graf satisfaction Of those in afendance and
reflected credit upon those who participated Units
arrangement.
The company now at Shrunondaie Is quite large,
and the Ball on Wednesday evening promises 10 te
largely attended. The beauty aad fashion df not
only our own butfhe neighboring counties premises
70 be in attendance Spirit
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Dancing School under The charge Of Professor
=. W. MrSDkR, q washington City, has been ..
Peneo 70 jamestown Mr.. M. comes well feeom-
menoeo' ana Is well qualified to give instfaciion
in the accomplishment Of Dancing. All The fasb.
ionaole dances will be tangh.-and We doubt not
ne ~iil DC wen paironised. Al dance, as the po-
Ct says
Z A thousand hearts beat happilv. and whe,
Music arose with its volupiuous swell
Soft eyes looked love TO eyes which sp,ke a,.;n
And all went merry as marriage heil.s
We refer the reader 10 the advertisement Of PM
~. In another column
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OLD SCHOOL PRBsRYTERraN cHURcH

This is the largest BODY Of Presbyterians, ID one
connection, in the world According to its atpuaI
statistics, just issued the Philadelphia American
learns i numbers 22as ministers; 235 ficeniiaiss
1916 churches, and l25 lof commnnieants. Tbere
were added during thheeclezastieal rear lust close
g ministers; % churches; s,lss communicate ON
professions their faith % ministers addft;osi "a
the foregoing were added from other Denominations.
The amount contributed 10 conrreraffousl M ID
neroleni objects during the year, has been S2O3c-
- he BODY = now considerably larger THAI -
lore ne New school branch Of the church separited
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- 49,
Baltimore shrket.
IsanaoII1l. q EasIsaer,.
CiacULaL az PRsces ~ rus BALTIMORE MARkz7
Fsrtae ,Oess ending Aisasl o. 1851
pena-tss av,ressly fnr 6e Free press

III CiRCULAt CT PRICES. N Tue pALHM9hk ma RKET
Il FortAe meek ending Aeasl . 1854
Reported expressly for ie Free Press.
AprLEs.4supply light anil demand. We
quote nomiaalIy aisf 90 q SsIer Dbl
III BurTEa The receipts are lghlerihanlast week
Il change ia prices .Nyssgao@ Glades 10 kegs Al
II 10 n cts Wesiefll ITO SD Roll al 10 rs t.,I
I CTS Common 70 10 cts.
BEEswAxp-lWe Naote1 &c 4 % cts, with no
demand.
Bacon rNo activity and priass remain as ouotst.
Sales Of SHOULDERS a 5lto 6llcts. Sides IL id :.
Hams plain TO 10 seHis fhacy 10 TO 12a eisg
CoUSTaY SoAP.--in good danand with sales al
CATrLEI-s0J offered at lie scales on Monday.
all Of which wefe sold al 3 . 70 81 90 % The
the hoof, equal % SO 80 laE S7'75 neli
CLos EASE gDl-M arses dul-tnd prices declining.
We qaote IS
CoRs.-+Issceipts very Iar.t and demand more
se'ivs We cssoie Wh,ie at6f = 6s'cts. Yellow al
DRlED FRefr-Salea or Apples at-sI Is tosf "a
Peaches al 81 - u S225
DEERsKENs. ~ Are IN nemaBg and sch al IG j on
FGoUR.-The mafket Is fsiher depressed ana
prices dro9pt win iiedlr4Bsaeiitlns Hols
p Howard ". are d7i ting q, sell al 81 u with 81
sales 70 naie. City Mills al 81
FLAxsEkDs SALES at.SI IS ID al ISL
Fr&s.--Sales Of osiee At 81 10 81. Red For IA
% - rls. Mink 81 q - ciS Coon ard Grey III
II 10 IS. Muskrsl6 o. Eabbit / 10 3 Il
GIxsEsd. 80 deinag.d. Held nomiaaIly Il 20
! H IL Is. are .Eaht and s.n.,a ....
sales q 81, s 10 81 o0 - + ssnan0 ae'ige.
L.aD-sais' IN blIs At 81 % cts Kegs Iol,o
o.Ts.-G0ed demand and sales Il d i ID III.
ss.xs Eos 4 : !. II demand and eli.
I TaI59r sss S. 8 le' :, 1ss sspIs
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49, IN
-. prc<flsnt's Veto q ne hNel "a. -
49,. - a., III viii some a de Western Demo
&C.. =, " s,.,s.v i d. Hes,s d representatives,.
eE1U- q r-i..e-s " ...--- " .t.t.:.. =. ,-~,rf
-. a in1uiry ~ Mr.. RnIl-al,s y A'zs--7-' -
q IS ,oudss.,isa q he Prssdsn. As,.,ss :. 'ns
next session, Nl- -"
~ Nshs..ts a'e..''s,l - Coo. &. President
II Only dssfs e ~ ',a. 49,. =. - ~ inproye
49,. sr s. s1s o. he ieaeeazt 40 den,sa 2 .ns
al.vi he eesas. esso i. psstis easroas
..ss e ~ '.F - y a.. pois We .sp.rss
9. 49,. = a.. expF<slsd bis soineiasnes q
-. =. =. -,s.s.-d.o.. .aa szded
smti1ef Nm ~ -. 4. :. -. I. - a.. oae-
%. the vehsy ~. -, ss,e. sad a matter
- 80 S-.r c.e ksf he burdens for the bs.ehi
Z De esn.ty q = 4 - ;mr-esss valley
-. ps-ei Ibr inptetens. !. 1900 S.s,pesiou q
Eepseseeienses ~ -. ~, e.irI. bot the man who
fsg 9 - n, .iyo..ts q popular sovereignty vetoed
- I;.sr "A hsrbor bill"
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New Dancing SchenI 1

DR0Fs III w. ~ UNDER, of w aslnRtbn City.
4 .mosl respectfully announces 10 aid fssszens Of
Charlesfnwn and lis vitinitY, that lie yin speu his
SCHOOL, III The above bcauiifuI ACCOMPLISHMENT
on THURSDAY AFTERNOON. August 10Th,
1851 al O'clock, atl JgFfeaspN Hit iSsRlr
BunDls0) liz is preBaredlio give i3slfaeiiop in
every variety OF FASH 0EABLE BANGING.
and he atiers himself atone trial VIII seltily bis
skill 40 instructor All rtnsons os ofluin-
ing This Cas- are politely rehuesied Il, to "a uine-
date!y, as MIR III h stayhese Is liaitSA. ewing 10
his engagem Sns al Washington c,tg. DAYS Tor in
siruct0n, on Thnrsdag, FTSisy and satngday at
4o'cieck, P III
August 0lf6A