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TINTED STATES Mail Lime to California, via Aspin-
Panama, the 9Th and Goth of each month"; in first
steamships approved by the Navy Department. of not less than
1900 BURDEN guarantying speed and safety.
The Panama railroad completed Obpo IL miles from
Panama.
The tansit from embraces miles in rail
Aspna Obspo IL miles Of land transportation
recently thorough order single passenger
therefore, houTthe
being only transferred and from mules
alongside the
transportation in future this
entirely sickness of description.
being always kept in port New York. Pana
francisco, detention accident
The is entirely reliable.
the Atlantic will be made
lurly in days Pacific, in 10 l2H days.
Passengers Panama day after arrive Aspin
Through tickets opc rates. had the agency IN
street, New York.
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The New York Liverpool United States Mail
steamers


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Z111Nk1H~ in
Ito strength and speed accoAino-
uneaualed elegance
Price passaae New York Liverpool s2O.
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No. 1854 for the Iron Mountain and Mississippi River
railroad
districts Of lands subject Louis, Missouri
Do do do jackson, do
5i9 Is 1854 for railroad from Dubuque Iowa.
Hand River, Fond
pcrior wisconsin, Except the lands in Wisconsin heretofore
stored by notice No. 920:)
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T'BE Spirit Rapper, or Autobiography, by D. A..
i Brownson. IT
Midsummer Flowers for the Young; by Mary Hewitt
Leaders, Sketches of Clay
Randolph, Sc. by 10 @. Baldwin, author OF Flush Times III
Alabama
The Virginia Comedians Old Days the Old Dominion ed
tied rt m the Ass, of G. Ebngbam, esq.
Woodcrat Hawks about by w. Gilmore smms
The Better Land by Augustus q. Thompson.
The Home ia the Valley; by Emile r. Caflsn. $780,.
The Captains the Roman Republic compared with the Great
Modern Straeeists; by Henry William Herbert.
The Chemistry of Common Le pari4; by Johnston.
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prom LONDON -slua; by Sir Roderick Murchson; the
history Of the oldest known rocks containing organic remains
Tho shipping Laws Of British Empire; by Atkinson;
The Laws Of War affecting Commerce aad Shipping by H.
Physiological Chemistry; by Professor Lchmann vols.
Louis Napoleon system Aaory by Captain Fave
Volunteers Rifles by Lieut.. Col Gordon
gns Memo, in ~ ea 1spa ;ss', vols. 'S'
Bays Astronomical Tables aud Formulao
Do s resss ar ss nss K nns ,O
The Cstal Paoee PARK Natural History, Fine Arts, Courts,
sept FRANcK TAYLOR.
tIoREsT scenes la Norway and sweaeny voi
The Great Highways uso of The Worlds Struggles by s w.
Wiiiam's Life Of Julius Cesar vol London
soyer's Shilling Cookery the People, London cents
Pigeons Rabbits by 2 s. Deener; Price Is
James the second novel by Answorth London. a5
T p" o%se. BY ~ eU.e Gore LGIa aS%on j. Ssa,
Ernest MaItraves; by Balwer London 81 cents
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Revelation completion Of the Sacred Canon with the
interesting details of its translation and crcuaon from the earliest
The PARALLELS of Krumacher, edition,
Mld,qmmeT Flowers the Young BY Mary Hewitt
The African CrBsoes. by Mrs Lee,
The Australian Wanderers. BY Mrs. Lee.
Progress and Prejudice a novel. by Mrs Gore.
Eddy on Bee Culture and the Bee Hive
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bought the undersigned Rodgers Sons
factory in Sheffield
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BREAKS Of Fortune, by i. u. Jones
Frmiian-a spasmodc Tragedy by j. Percy Jones.
The Scout the Black Riders of Cngareo by w. Gilmore
Simms,
Just received at TAYLOR MAURYS
Sep IA bookstore,
nUR Honey Moon and other Comtcal.tics; from
" Punch with numerous illustrations.
Ifes Lesson tale.
Putnam October
Further supply Fashion and Famine.
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E% HShK sTHMs Mail Asn
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PROPOSED DATES OF sAiL.iNG-ls54.
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sa'uaay Hovsmbsr,
Saturday HoysmssI December December d
From Southampton 70 New York; .,u "a
$s.as's. r.: $::s::s: s Ss
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For freight Or passage appy SAND 20 South .,NY
MARrINEAU, cRoskE2. 1 Co., Southampton.
PoIytcchnic college state OF Pennsylvania,
Penn Square, PhiadelpAia.
s an 10 s
education to students intended for
ENGINEERING MINING, AGRICULTURE, AND THE ME-
CHANICAL AND CHEMICAL ARTS.
The session will commence Monday, Sept
FACULTY. -
engineering Professor sem H. Peabody
MetauIgy and industrial analytical and agricultural chemistry
Mining engineering, geology and mineraIogy, Prof w. H. n
Mechanical philosophy and the principles of machinery Pfof
echanSa architectural and typographical drawing Prof John
French md Spanish, Prof V. De AmariIi.
&c, Gnap p, omen da
the sasIss soscss
enter and BE- Ispdy prepared College Courses
&c. addressing Alfred L. kennedy, Poly
'eehnic College Philadelphia :, .,rrup,y ypuv,nv
PRESIDENT aam Of sf board nio Of trustees.
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Statement Of the Affairs Mutual Life Insu- |
rance Company of New York,
ByoaSseay, he Year ending 3i january, 1854
Net assets hand January sist, 1858, per balance
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HISTORY of st. Domingo by J. Brown, M. d volume
ii Of 800 pages EACH bound in cloth price SO cents
Oct ~ FRANCk TAYLOR.
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iNLENWOOD CEMETERY.-This beautiful burial place
of the dead having been dedicated with appropriate
for purpose, open for reception of
mains of deceased
has capacity for hundred bodies
friends Of the dead apply place the departed until
select sites for the graves. go.
plan ncorpoators equality regard the
lots, which will be put up publicly SALE (ahOugh they
usually bring premum making early
mo desirable.
Until Office is established in the of Washington hppaa
will be punctuay attended office the
wing of the building entering the Cemetery
Visiters requested drive fast through the Cemetery
rounds
VIM 8. HUMPHREYS.
N. B.-Gienwood is situated
Capitol.
Aug 27--d3m
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~ ANTHONY, No. 3Os broadway, New York. man.
u. daguereoype apparatus, mangs,
cases. and importer of Plates chemicals fancy frames and
caoype and chemicals for pictures, and
Of every description.
Case supplied for manufacturing
Harrisons also, Highlander Shon
always hand.
30s Broadway, June II, 1854
June Goodyear
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land, Toledo CAioaso, and 81 Louis.
THROUGH tickets for all the above points be had the rail
road station in Washington.
splendid ninehessr and
Tor AZ miles from Wheeling ee' BY
miles to o. Louis. leaving Washington q. = p % they will
Cincinnati and Louisville and indianapolis railroad
Through tickets Sold for Cincinnati Louisville and Indanapo
lis also for GAINESVILLE and Columbus by naons road from
point on the route For information and tickets, apply to H.
PARSONS, agent Washington -
Feb7-df Master Transportation.
MATHEMATICIAN Drawing instruments, In variety,
M OF the finest quality and finish, and Others at unusually low
1"ur person from the Europe by tue
Sets 81 upwards.
r AMARTINE's New work.-Memors of Celebrated char
Ia acters; by Alphonse de Lamainc.
Lvermore's Epse TO the Romans, with commentary and
Popular Tales; by Madame Guizot
Discourses; by Abel Abbott Livermore.
Practical and Commercial Arhmeci by G. B. Dochar'y,
Now Days; by Laura J. Curtis.
Easy Warren and his Contemporaries.
Harper's Gazetteer, No.
Jus, published, and for sale
TAYLOR & mAURY's
Oct 10 Bookstore, 9Th street
UAwxEK shooting, edited by Vim. Il Porter,
Frank Fores,er's Sports
The Rod and the Gun by Wilson and oakIegh vol Edn-
burgh
The Sportsman in France !; vols. London.
The Young spsrtsman's Manual by Craven; London.
Hints to sportsmen; BY f. s. Lewis, NJ. d.
The Shooters Manual.
Krder's Sporting Anecdotes.
II edited by e. S. Lewis, NJ. ID.
Dogs by Frank Forester.
Observations Dog breakng by William Floyd gaekeePer
Col Hutchinson Dog breaking VOL London.
Mayhem Dogs. FRANCk TAYLOR.
Sep l2
TNkIE STAGE.-Pesonal RecolIecions Stage
TAYLOR SMAURY's
Oct III bookstore, 9th
Al EMOiRs OF Celebrated Characters by Lumartine
nj vols.
Sea- Sodom, Gomorrnh, The Lands; by
De Saulcy journey in 1851 and 1852 . veis.
Life and Epistes of ST. Paul. Conybearc aud Howson
The Lost IIeess; by Mrs. southworth l vol.
Afaja Norwegian and Lapand tale, from the German
North American Review, October, 1854
Perseverance and Enterprises for the young l vol.
Iite's Lesson; novel; 1 vol.
The Fossil Spirit; dream of geology. vol.
The Home the Valleys by Miss Caren translated from the
Swedish. vel
Parsonage from the |
Reads Poems; enlarged edition, illustrated l vol.
of the Times OF George the Third Lord Bour
am.
Lady Russell's Letters. / vol.
Progress Prejudice by Mrs Gore. l vol
Chaniberss Papers for the People; vols.
Chambcrs's Miscellany 10 vols.
Robert Chambers. vols
Puinam's Monthly Magazine for October.
Dickens's Household Words for October.
Oct 10 FRANCk TAYLOR.
iUT OF PRINT-Piny's Letters n English; vols
" Camilla by Miss Burney vols.
The Nouyelle Heloise OF Rousseau in English; vols.
Moliere's u M English;
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" asquez aud Simone. Iafi
onendof's Spanish Grammar; by Professor yngu,.
Josse's Spanish Grammar.
De We're Spanish Grammar. ......"
Meadows Spanish Grammar.
Aicaia's Spanish Grammar.
Grammatical dc Leneua CaseIana
pi'Hdof-Nucvo Motodo a cscribo
lar 81 Frances by Professor Viugut. sl
oIendofNuevo Metodo PARA aprcnde eer escrber ha
lar 81 Ingcs; by Professor Vngut t.t 'ass' Is
Gramauca lnglcsa de Urcalu; by Professor Vingut.
Lac Maiue acknowledgements Methode pour apprentice
lire, ecribe ct parar la Lnhgue Espagnoe; with key; by
Professor Vngut ~
Also, Spanish Phase Books Dictionaries with
select assortment OF The works Of Spanish authors.
Sep II FRANCK TAYLOR.
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MATHEMATICAL Drawing Instruments, In variety
l of the finest quality finish, and unusually low
bought by
undersigned. f.
Sets for 81 25 aud upwards.
FRANCK TAYLOR.
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Law school CumLe risnd University, at Lebanon,



FACULTY, Hon. Abraham Carnthe late one OF the circuit
II Judges of Tennessee.
Hon Nathan oreen of the eoun
OF Tennessee. 80
Hon Bromfeid Ridley OF the councillors of the State
Judges Caruthers Green dew their whos time
the school.
Plan 81 Daily examinations Of each class
but explanations
daily LESSON progress OF the examinations
moo aud equity, Whlsh
Of gwen BY the
and all known
practice. them
Deeds records of Documents 10 be read
vupreme which held monthly in the class and
public every The students ac as clerks
circuit judges, and canceors, and IN other ocial
sacites with their suits .U
third Monday
third Thursday In February The second
succeeding Monday February snd ends
Thursday in July.
Expenses sessonTuiton fee ESQ., in advance contingent
d. boarding $50 Students furnish their
which had in the Lebanon bookstores.
-Four required 10 complete the course unless the
No study required
regular Students
an during the collegiate year
There Is a legislature connected with the school
Number OF the last collegiate eighty six
ROBERT l.. CARUTHERS,
Feb ll-eoIy President Board Of Trustees
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EvENTIDE; by E1ie Altoona series OF tales and
II poems
The and other poems by Mrs l.. II. SgouTney
Camp March; by Captain Grafton, United States
Putnam's Magazine for November. $50. -
Oct 81 FRANCK TAYLOR.
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Academy of the Visitation,

TeofgcoWn, D. Q,
HE exercises of this institution will be first Mon
SEPTEMBER when hitherto will
be bestowed the The pupils branches
Of finished education. M
II desired the historical studies pursued IN
French which greatly facilitates student thor
oush knowledge OF that system pursued IN
teaching music both vocal and instrumental has superior ad
tages In erng The pupils accomplished and scientific performers
separation the junior from the senior pupils has recently been
made and the result has been beneficial influence on I've
youthful M mbers of e academy,
Aug IL 3awdS ctSeptl5
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WHAT NOT; by Mrs Mary A. Denson illustrated with
w cravings, from designs by White j.. .Jr
Prose Writers of Amenea with portraits bogph
zeal notices, and specimens OF their writings BY John
Hart, LII. ID. .t. I-
The Life of Martin Luther; beautifully illustrated
Things in America by W. Chambers, tof Edinbufgh)
Wild sports from the German, with tinted
Illustrations. BY Frederick Cerstaecker.
The Treasury of Medicines by John jones, NJ. d..
New and cheap editions Buwers novels Half lIoun with
the Authors, Don (luixote, Monte Christie, &c.
soyers Shilling Cookery Upwards OF hundred thousand
copies of this " ork sold in few weeks!
On sale TAYLOR X MAUkY's
Nov5 Bookstore, near YIN street
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CHOCOLATE, Cocoon, and Broma.- w. BAKER cor
" American and Vanilla Premium
to which first premiums have been awarded by the chief
fairs Unon principal groceries
the United States, md by their
Russey Murray, New York Grant Twes Philadelphia
Thomas V. Brnndge, Ba,tmofe Dudley CINCINNATI
Ohio; and s. II. Howell, Georgetown, DC
WALTER BAKER 4 CO.,
Ap3-dly rs Dorchester, Mass.
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I" Sntder's" Wines, Philadelpl

l'OLUM 35Af CUlLE<aE Warrington, D. C.-Thc thr
" ourg of Columbian College will begin
Wednesday September
June Students choice the classical
dies for bachelor OF scientific
degree bachelor Of philosophy The college
about hundred dollars
address The President Of Columbian College, Washington
Aupi -eod3
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fNHICOKA, and other Regions of the ConqueroH
and The Conquered by Mrs Mary H. Eastman Illustrated
Drake the Principal Diseases oft Valley of North America
9 vols. svo.
Redstone Historical Sketches of Western Pennsylvania
by Joseph Smith, ID. D. | vol.
Hollkers Mcroscopcai Anatomy Of the Human Body VOL
illustrations.
Poems OF Parneli and Tickell / vol l6mo,
Rollo in Switzerland vol, lemo.
octal FRANCK TAYLOR
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EVANS Il WATSON, No 26 South Fourth street, Philadelphia
IL Pa aie No. 80 Dock sreei) have large
ment Of their
PATENT sALAMANDER FIRE.AND THIEF-PRooF SAFES,
Bank vaults and iron doors for bank stores
PATENT sLATE-LINED REFRIGERAToRS,
Water filters seal and letter copying Fairbanks platform
and counter scales.
sole agency for Butterworh Beey Yaes Jones' and Halls
patent powder proof bank locks Please a call.
Reference is made few of the many hundreds who
safes in
ton, ID. O. y 'e
FARMERS and Mechanics Bank Pbladclpha,l2 safes.
United States Mint, do
United states Arsenal, sin California in PHILADELPHIA
United states Appraisers Office, Philadelphia
IenhsyN anna hanrosd Company, Philadelphia, 4 safes.
Ph'iadepha, wilmington and Baltimore Railroad Company
Philadelphia. '''
Winchester Bank, Winchester, Virginia
Mr. E Wood foge pennsylvania between 9Th
streets, Washington, Co. authorized
make sales OF the above.
May6-2swy EVANS WATSON.
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RENSSELAER, POLNTECHNIC INSTITUTE,
EsIGNED for the comprehensive thorough
chitects and civil engineers including railway hydraulic opo
graphical, and mining engineers.
For copies of the Annual Register giving
ing the institute, apply to
b. FRANKLIN GREENE,
Director, &c, X. r. L.,
Aug l5-d2m Troy, N. Y,
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IVIIpTNEY'S Metallic Wealth of the United States
w VOL, Svo .
j.. Quincy; edited by Joseph b Braithwaie.
Memories the water by Henry Nancy.
Lamarine's Travels in the East vols
10 FRANCk TAfLOk
GCOOL BOOKS Of every description, at the lowest publish
~ prices.
TAYLOR K MAURY'S
Sept Bookstore, 9th
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asv,'s -, NJ" e' s ,p si 44sasmy

nOPOGRAPHiCAI. DRANING.-A Manual o ToW
graphical Drawing; by Lieut. r. T. Smith, u. s. army ais'
professor of West Point. With illustrations
For sale by TAYLOR MAURf
Nov 16 BOOKSELLERS, 9th street
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T,kIE STAG E.-Pesonal Recoectons OF the Stage VIM
/ b. Wood Further supplies just received at
TAYLOR MAURY'S
bookstore, 9th
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OMMEN'TA RIkrs She Jurisdiction, Practice, anu
Peculiar Jurisprudence OF the Courts Of the United States |
/ by George Ticknor Curtis, =,
History of the Crusadc Rise Progress, Results
Major Proctor, OF the Royal Military Academy.
Cummings Lectures the Seven Churches.
TAYLOR MAURY5
Nov15 Bookstore, near 9TH
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-04-14
Another wh,g victory.

Little Rhode Island has cut loose from the
Nebraska Administration, and takes her place
again in the old Wing line. We have not the
particulars Of the election, which took place
on Wednesday last, but We have sufficient by
telegraph to show that the Wings have car
ried the State by q large majority. Since
last November the Wings have carried New
York, Massachusetts, Maine, Connecticut.
Rhode Island, and almost. New Hampshire.
Ihs books post up wsll.-[ Can. Caz. go -,
The Wing party is not quite dead yet. The
old "monster," Is the Enquirer calls it, has
. good deal Of life in him yet. He will make
meal Of the Democratic party one Of these
days. ea<
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ANOTHER New TERRrroRY.-It 10 stated
tnas ths people Of Carson Valley have agreed
10 make application to Congress to be sep.
arated from Utah and formed into . new Ter
ll'ory' 70 b bounded on the east BY the Goose
o'sek' Mountains, north BY Oregon, and
south and west BY California. The area in.
Guided within these limits 10 about one-third
OF the Territory of Utah. Of which it il the
western part 1t 10 remote from the Mormon
'st''smsnts, and lite inhabitants are not Nor.
mons. FN~f'l
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u TIE C,ne,nn.,, Nebraska Mses,.s.

The Cincinnati Nebraska Meetiug..
Our neighbor made an extract from the
Cincinnati Enquirer yesterday, relrtive to the
Democratic Nebraska meeting at Cincinnati
last week. He did not say word about the
Tremendous German Democratic anti Ne.
braska meeting of the same 'night--outpun,-
bering the other dozen times. Probably he
thought a. it was German meeting, it was
not worth noticing. But here is what the Gin.
Atlas says of the Gin. Enquirers statement
Of the meeting: e,a -7ssa~Fy
OF all the attempts to make a great affair
out Of u small ma,ter,--to sound triumph
where it should have beat retreat,--to make
much ado about nothing, the article in yes.
terdays Enquirer, upon the Nebraska meet.
ing in Court street market space, on Thurs
day evening, bears the palm. II called the
affair an immense meeting when at the out.
side, not more than seven hundred persons
were there, half Of whom were oppoed to the
principles Of the meeting. Its called an
demonstration" The only thing
imposing" about it is the account of it in
the Enquirer. That is truly "imposng" NC
on public credueity.
1t speaks of "great enthusiasm" There
was no enthusiasm ut all, and very little clap
ping of hands, and hi-hi's. A few leaders,
on the stand, who understood when the ap-
plause was to come in, would occa sionally
try to get up hurrah, but they generally
failed in their efforts. sa7-
The Enquirer puts the number present at
5000. The Columbian aud Times at 500,
the Gazette at between Eve and six hundred.
We never have witr essed a more Iifeless az
fair. II was acknowledged on all hands to be
failure--by Democrats as well as Wings
and there is no use in the Enquirer denying
the fact. -'t
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VI Three colored baIbers were arrested
yesterday and brought before Recorder
Crisp, at the instance Of Philip Negele. a
German barber, on a charge of coming into,
and remaining in the State of Indiana, con-
trary to the provisions of the Revised Stat.
stes, which exclude all negroes from migrat-
ing to this State, subsequent to Nov. 1851.
There being no conclusive proof to sustain
the charge, they were discharged.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-04-14

BHAzILIAH PEBBLE SPEcrAcLEs.-Mr. Sem.
mons has arrived at Evansville, and may be
found to-day and tomorrow only, at his old
room in Journal Office buildings. Those
wishing to supply themselves with these ex.
csllent spsctacles had better take this oppor.
eunisy. Mr.. 8. has large stock on hand
from which to select. Any eyes can be suit.
ed. Call early.
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Al New Orleans on the 30th ult., John
of Missouri, libeiled the steam.
boat st. Louis, in the U. 8. District Court,
in admiralty, for Sl,9l5, an amount Of loss
alleged to have been sustained in the sale Of
lot Of corn which the master of the St.
Louis agreed to carry to that city. but failed
to do so, thereby subjecting libeIlant 10 the
Inconvenience Of getting said corn brought
down the river by other means, and OCCASION
ing a decrease in the market value thereof
to the amount claimed. The case is to have
a hearing at some future setting of the
Court. ma 4. "a. ...f,..7g q.
Byarecent decision of Judge Pirtlc in the
chancery court. it appears that it is hszar-
dJus business to credit parties who charter q
steamboat for trip or two, or season.
He has decided that when boat is charter.
ed, there is not lien on the whole boat in
favor Of any one who has furnished mater.
ais for repairing or supplies for equiPPing
her, but that the interest Of the charterer
only is subject to the lien, and that the own
er Of the boat is in no way responsible for
such debts. ~ .iIflT lEii
The suit in question was brought in by H.
X, Parmellbaker, and others, against the
steamer Mary Stephens, while in charge of
Capt. Ayres. sae .oi 'ssojiia5
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-04-14

i@ DENTIsTRy.-Dr. J. C.. Burch has taken
the house formerly occupied by DR.. Trafton,
a few doors above the Sherwood louise on
First street, where he will be happy to see
those requiring his professional services
Dr.. B. requires no Recommendation among
those who know him. We Gun assure 9th.
ers, that there is not probably better Dem
fist in The Western country. He has several
instruments Of his own invention. by which
ne is enable to perform certain operations
with lar more ease than any Dentist can
without the use of these instruments. DIR, B.
can always be found at home during business
hours. .s..