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Food aad der. With Observation.
81 he ulsssgia &geaimsH sniied - Disedefss
Ssnfs.t a. Is Digestive 0rH1nsi n nj an Accoa6
~ tire Uetafiea ~ sstgse q The Principal MrlFn
pAilnn and tHlar Eafahisshtnenln luf Naunnra
Annaiiess Cfiminais, Ghiidrrn, Tie SICK, etc.,
~ PeFicra RFics - ~.
Kansas embracing descriptions a
ScensFy, Climate, Productions, Ssi n'sl lscssSr
ees 1T the TeFritnFy, ingrFssfsed with in .tdeals
Of Adventure and Anecdotes Of Travel. by Max
Grerne 81 remtp.
Maternity or The Bearing and Nnrs-
ing Of Children, imr'udsaR Femais Esdaea'iOn ;
by O. 3. Fowler. With Illustrations; 81 cents.
Natural Laws oi Man. BY J. g.
spuFxhsim. NJ D. An important work 30 cents.
Physiology, Animal aud Mental
Applied 70 ID: PessIvniion ana Ken"ss.." +.
| 81 cents Ill
Sober and Temperate Life. Dis
courses and etsers and Biography Of Louis
Cornaro; 30 cents.
Tobacco. Three Prize Essays by
Drs. Thrall. shrw and Baldwin; Is cents.
Teeth: their Structure, Disease and
Treatment Wild, numerous Ilinstra,ions; tsc,s.
Fulurel0G Naiisns ! III what consists
i's security. A lecture; by Kossush. With
Liaepess; ~ ccAis. ss4te
What the Sis:er Arrs Teach as 70
Farm NJ. An Address; By Horace Greeley;
price u cents.
True Basis Of American Indepcnd-
encc. An Address; BY Hon VIM II Seward; II
Labor its History and Prospects.
BY Rohe,s Dale Owen, 20 cents. ss
Hints towards Reforms. Consisting
u Lectures. Esasys, Addresses and ssher Wsm-i
ings.. Second Edition, Enlarged; BY Horace
Greeley Si IS. ; s
Hopes and Helps for the Young Of
Bo,h STRENGTHENING 90 the Formation al Char
ncter, Choice Vi Avn .a,ion, Health. Anus meni,
Music. CvnveFsaiioa, Cultivation III lntrlleci,
Mural Sentimenss, SDciaia Affection, Comrishp
and Marriage; bys Rev s;sS Weaver ;s7 cents.
Human Rights, and their Political
Guarsnnes; by Judge Huribut. With Notes
by George Canibss 81 cents. y
Home Tor MI A. New, Cheap,
Convenient and Sup rinr Mode OF Bull Ing
containing full Direct ons for consirssine Gravel
Walls. With Views Plans and Engraved Illus.
trasioas; new Edition, Revised aud Enlarged;
" cents. s@e
Theory of Populaiion. Deduccd
fran the General Law Of Animal Fertility
Introduction By r.Ihrall; I5eSnls.
Woman; her Education and Infu-s
ence.. By Nss lingo Reed; with an fnt.0dnction
By Mrs G M Kirkland With Portraits; 81 cts.
Either OF those works may be ordered and re-
cetved by return Of the frs: mail, postage prepaid
by the Publishers. Please inclose the amount il
bank notes or postage siumps, and address all
orders, pusipaid, 10
FOvvI.ERS ANDsWELLS,
3OS Broadway, New York.
91- Name your Pos, Office, Coaaty and State.
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Cotton Goods h i ai

shse.ings. shirtings, As, &c, ef almost
avery description.
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The Cheapest Light get |!
METCHIELR.sS
REST CLARIFIED CANDkEN.

THIS il an entirely new article, aud is pref
erahe to II osaer candies nuw in use.
They look equally as well a. sperm or ada
mautine, and are more than fifty psf cent
cheaper, as they will burn from three to four
same size. 81 es5s3
They are more economical than the common
tnllew candle, 40 each candle will burn ten
hours, aud give clearer light than any in the
market. 4.&E @5tk
They are extremely hard and very much re-
semhle the wax candle.
They are put up ia fancy paper boxes az
thirty candles each expressly Tor family use.
and snld by nierchants generally throughout
the country. They are packed in strong
wooden boxes, containing ten fancy boxes. and
can safely be sent TO any part Of the United
States. Hstl
Manufaciured bv the subscriber -at Lakeville,
I.'chlieid county, Connections.
II K. B. MlTCHELL. I
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"A NNATTO. Bath Brick, Window Glass.
n lndiaas Mace. Cream TatsaF and soda 81
the bestlqua airy. just Feceiycdhy IN a8f5
sssfsl fssl n #. D. MCNEIL
VAI:lsARD.S Hair DYE. Thampsans Ere
DIAM and Figured Cashmere Ehawls--
Egeneh table Covers, oiled ailks 60. iass
received ~ 4. ID. MCNEIL.
l-4AsT Steel spades, shoTels, Hoes and
~ Gseden kskts, fcs sale hy
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CROCK ERY.

/ RaFsicMlaFs ai,rniion paid 10 the selection 0f
thlssarticie. end d good assortment constantly
kept on hand and at prices as low as can be
bought elsewhere. tasa Ills ssse
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1sVsHfy:Jlyss .anmnai Report On sks
LIrCHFIELD MUTUAL
FIRE insurance COs1foDNSSw;
JULY "a, 1854. An1HgJ
J BY Canh reed foE Premiums On Poll. An.
'Iis year - - .a.7s7 =.
| By whole amount Of Cash
| reed Tor Premiums e23,618 81 ~
Interest reed on Loans l,4il 4l-~e2T, $50 ~
To whole amt paid for aG iaIii6ss
Losses = Expenses ssl ,eos 81 .....
Cash now on hand 5,052 l5-e27y go ~
To amount Of Premiums ch6feed on e9 49,
/ the books which ma be collected aaaa4 e
II required . ste.s. go, aa8 %
Add Cash on hand S,052 ~
Making the Capital Stock Of this ---2 ---.-s
Company NJ this iilne e25a2e0 So
There u notatthis lime any claims against
the Company except Sixty dvllars, mhich 10
ready - be paid when called for
The Directors Of this company are confident
that the plan ct insurance adopted by them viii
friends Of the principle Of Mutual Insurance.
This company insure only in this state and
take nd risks on Mills, Go0ds in stores, chops,
etc.. OF IN exposed Village Or citypFopetiy, but
coniine their business entirely TO- farm property
aud isolated buildings. and their contehts-ef
which not more than scoop will be insured On
One risk. sts As.f.
MS company Will uuJuSt all claims Win
promptness and liberality, and il Al any time 4
difference should arise between the pariies, all
such difference will be adjusted by indifferent
persons in the county, each party selecting one,
and iacase they do not agree, q third person
shall be chosen, and the award Of oil, or any.two
ofthem, shall be finaland conclusive.
Officers Of EIae COa1la1MaaM.,
.. G, BECKWI'rH, President,
OLIVER G0OD IVLAe. Treasu,tg.
EaSx27Qe ETYfTsLAefl sCs~@of~~e,
a9{ - a sEA@ A@af #aHa{
lesd Directors. ss4ssBo.
JASON \ VIII WilITING s s BON u os.oRN
OLIVER (a0ODWiNi DAVIDC.. SANFORD,
SETH P.BEERS. ROBBINS BATTKLf.
i STEPHEN pEMING I fss s S. :.
SHELDON OSBORN ,of Han winton, ..s5
AGENTS or THE COMPANY. ~
Leman w. Cutler, Waieriown; Daniel b.
Brinsmade, Washington; Henry s. Sanford.
New Milford; Rufus FSllcr, j.. Keist Rich.
ard Smith, Sharon; Frederick kellogg !; Corn.
wall; Joseph /. Gaylord. Goshen Williams
VI. Burial, CAmaan s Donald J. Warner. SAL
isbnry s. D. Norlhway, and John Dewell.
Norfolk; Henry Jones, New Haftforsi -
George d. w adhanls, + orringfon Lewis
Smith. Harwinton; John G Amber, Beshlem.
John Aberneihy and George b. Forrest. w ood.l
bury David c.. Whiilesey, New Preston !.
Reuben Rock y ell. Colcbrook; John Hins.
dale, Wias,ed; S. VS. .John, New Canaan:
E. 'raimadge, Plymouth.
Persons wishing TO get their buildings ia.
s"red can apply TO either Of the Agents. or to
the Secretary. A R8s8 AA
I'D o q. BEcKWITH, President.
JAsoE WHiriSa. Secretary asEs tsAssps
Litch6cld, July 1854. W n, .lss .5as..
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fsR4NfTR Nf0RR, ~ !
\ yolecstvllle'. SEPT, ed. isS4 !

I. wv %AAAN1gg - ID Il s 883Ss.lsEE ss
3 Ecrwhich Cash ~ GNnds win be paid, IL IN
hllhest market pEices-- Butter Cheese Potatoes ],
Winter Apples. Lnhhsr. ka Ac. 2a
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D AnDwr M,g MILLS.

- - - - ~ = ~ - &V4 = ~ - -
ESOR SALE Ut tie Mills Of the subscriber in
E Washington, Grain, Meal, and Pruvender,
Plaster, Clnver and Timothy Seed, &c, &c.
CHAIN P6Mfs, wholesale and retail; Hovey's
Straw Cutters nrd Corn Shelters, piows and
ScrapeTs, Furnace Castings OF every description,
Mill Shat 8. aud Occurring, Water Wheels, Sc.
20 Machinery of Ill kinds, bull, and repaired /;
Skating, Pul!eys md Hangers of every kind.
IL stare, Dry Goods nd Grnceries, Mails and
spihcs Hardware aii,i Cutlery Sh ,vels, .spades,
Manure Forks fiues.s ltchtorks, Coil Chain and
k0re 81 vHFi0ns Sizes 8fd 54s n NaestF94
Wanfed-ScAAP lRoN lii any qa1hiity. s
asu4 II sNg I'll. BALDWIN,
Washington, Mascli 1854. a9iF a q
"AfsW more, left Of the Same Sorts,
! u1REN II end Scotch 3inghams. 3,
- French and EnslisIl Muslins aud Ia wns. Il
/! oiWiDe1 ENbsOideseds tlohes sy gs 1.,s.ss L II
Plain Mulls and n aslins Tor Dresses. tils I
& Long and Short. AIitss. 81 ss5. ~ $500 s.sss
| Under Sleevee, ChenNsettes,; Embroidered
/! Bands, Muslia aud Camhic sEslgines ana IN,
seFsingss Pafasols, Sc al saitnhle Tor The ssa.
SON az iHaNyis3 M Dir IA DFORDsS IN 81
afHf flsea Cheap Store in Nv olcoilville.
&1r Al the Old Store, FRS, door north ,of G.
$. Chufch's Hotel In Wole0.tville, A. a. BRAD
kroRna has nltirsf rare assortment of IiAeicry.
EGloves, Mi.ts, lIlkfs and Embroidered Goods
cAeGn s5 3&Sk 1911 $50 e2 k8ssN tN VET &Sf8Ns Ne &
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ROOTS 4 SHOE

.Bools and Shncs of ainlnst avery Kind and
that lfasc. NJ ~
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I b AsHI0N a BIZ EsATs: f,ar sAae iussss
esivsdat a BRAnFoRDsS.
IN M mpse bale of lhese c:hesse csps Il
~ ,ssss's kADF0R
Tuck csass sad esats y u, ! b. ,sssiysS
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krThc subscriber - determined on keeping
AZ good stock oea 'Goodslas caa Be found ii
she Stasc-and every thing sold. IL no. as rsprs-
'sensed, can b returned and money refunded.
CSC. 10. wADilAMs.
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- - - - - - III
900 Casks u Mails. from the smallest 10 six
inch Spikes. 4 500 s asl5 q n & \
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'4n,ls
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NEW GOODS :!
Spencer & Adams

HAVE just Feeeisei at their new Store In
N MalM st. (ncxt door west Of the Mansion
House J an Intensive asS0rimentof ~
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sntn Pierre Prdent If United stsf, Of am.riea 10 al
~hom may
Satisfactory evidence having exhibited that John n
Obseuasr has been appoiaied
for the port o. Philadelphia, in Of do
hereby recognise h" such, and declare him free
and enjoy such functions powers asd privileges allowed
The consus OF the most favored nations
Ia testimony whereof have ue.. letters 10 be rad.
psst and the seal fhs United State, affixed
Given under hand 81 the a.. 9Th day Of
IT, 81 April is5t and Of the Independence Of tn. United
State. Of America u. seventy. eighth.
FRANKLIN PIERCE.
ny the PRESIDENT
w. Il. M.sor, Secretary OF State
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Interesting from Lieat. Page

We are permitted by the Navy Department 10 publish
zoe following interesting extract Of letter from Com.
@odoTe W. d. Sa,er, commanding United States squad
on coast OF Brazil, dated flagship Savannah Of Monte.
rideo, January "a, 1854:
tfom inflammation brought here by gentleman who
nao me' Lieutenant Commanding Page. comma nding u s.
a'e' water Witch learn that thai officer had as
"os NC Paraguay river SO miles above the city Of As.
=. aua hsd met wsh highly satisfactory results.
wv i' "ao beea surveyed far The steamer had
pea''u' ana charts showing the shoals currents &c
G i,set were being prepared II also found that
~ a. " Nooa obtained IN thar region Of the
was sutheent to enable the Water Winch 10 steam for
s,een hours ondera foil head Of ream--sn i'm porani
~. W 'nooa tbat nYer ever be gated by s,esuf YES
~ Inc small steamer had made experment,l rims and
ue successful requiring only some slight alteration.
W pumps % perfect her. The Water Witch is en-.
heard tom. -" on oo"o N"e"
i"s oheef' md enw q tbs ship arc ~ wen.
'us Nofiolk Beacon records the loss al aoobsr ne
~ man bs The underground railroad He was the nrop
Try o. Miss Murlaush OF Suffolk. and lived ,r,,h w
T. Williams, Of that city. ~ '''' W." w.
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Abolition Riot at Milwaukee.

The recent abolition outbreak al Milwaukee, while it
exhibits the ease with which single misguided fanatic
may sometimes induce houghtless men 10 commit ac.
nons thai strike deadly blow at those very secu.
rites which all that is sacred and valuable 10 them.
selves repose also TO show that those inrusied
with The enforcement OF the laws thus shamefuy out.
ragged equal the OCCASION and prompt in their
vindieaiion
The steps vigorously taken by the district attorney
Mr. Sharpsein, to bring The leader OF the gang, the
Inslgator OF the outrage merei punishment deserve
all praise and his speech before The commissioner an
example that it would be we'll 10 follow in all similar
cases. Here is miserable creature, who gets il into
his head that 10 trample upon laws which lie a,
the basis OF society will sci him up as hero and
coming into court quotes Magma Charla, and Hamp-
den, and Sidney, il these thisgs were applica-
bic to him. 1t il lime that The eaichwords The grand
phrases, and pompous preiensons in which an anti
American anc atorous sentiment DISCUSSES itself should
be stripped OF forever and The naked deformily the alb
sou,e roenness Of abohonis revealed TO the indigna
ton Of the people
Mir Sbsrpsein treated this Booth who sells up for
hero in very proper manner, indeed Instead Of admit
ting his theory that he hero and martyr IN the
cause OF liberty, be proceeded against him as a very
sorry knave and his crime against the peace and order
Of society only differing from Other crimes 10 general
By the motive prompting it
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The following are the q the bostd of visitor.
appointed to attend The examination Of The Military Acsd
envy at West Point, Jane /, ls5ai
Hon John J Morrison, Of Salem indiana
Colonel Ynslow Turner. OF Plstlsburg, Missouri.
Colonel J. h Luckie, OF Pine Bluff, Arkansas
Charles W. Whppe. Of Detroit, Michigan
Dr.. II M. Knsey, OF San Augustine, Texas.
Samuel Y Bayard, esq Of Camden, Nex Jersey.
Hon. j Clemens, Of Wheeling, Virginia.
William w Les, eco, Of Trenton Tennessee.
Colonel L V. Diekeron, Of Georgetown Kenutky.
Richard De TteyilIe esq q Beaufort, South Carolina
Jacob Kent, esq, 81 Wells River, Vermont
Hon VIM C. Clarke, Of Manchester New Ham shire
John B. Harmon, esq OF Sacramento city, California
Rev. Robert Allyn, Of Eas, Greenwich, Rhode bland
Colonel Jim A. Campbell, # Fairfield, Illinois
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VALUABLE BUILDING LOT AT THE CORNER or T. Ann
asd streets at auctionOn Friday, the t4h instant we snail
SELL at O'Clock, part Of o No. in ,psrsa
the corner o. north L and od seefs and
Gle Fennsylvania fronting ~
rnosine back rs FRET, containing I.6sfaet 9 inches
Terms Onehan cash balance twelve eighteen
months, the purchaser
bearing interest from the day of sale deed ~
taken All al The OF The
dispnabis.
GREEN SCOTT,
App-d Aschopess
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w. HUGELY, Apothecary ChsNaist, First
h Wa,' rsnnsyvsnia tho Seven Building, BE-
tween is ana IN streets his hten1s
ana me o. ms ward that r-ass Of hs =
compe'ed snh ms arrangements made The
Exemptions nnsvcdsbty
ed he " sow prepared hss friends
and customers A. All hours both night day Medicines the
best quality sone are dispensed and ssd attention
given physcsns' PRESCRIPTIONS
Frssh hur Lick, Congress, and Bedford water on band.
An
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ny y. c. MCGUIRE, Au~son..r

ny j. e. MCGUIRE, AWSfioncer.
EXTENSIVE SALE OF NEW AND CELEBRATED KINDS
Of ros.s plants, fruit Aeon Monday afternoon, April
ivh, ~ o'cieck nt
a. the most new and celebrated kinds
ps'nn sess psPeius hyhde, Bourbon
Jog roses, standard roses, from feet hgh.
A-o camelss, sponioss Grange trees ol.sndr
mines myre, chinese peoney, Chinese
double dahs monthly csrnsSon, many
plants.
Also me most ceebss,sa kinds Of pea apple cherry apricot
snd p~soh trees evsx~sp garden
A. lsrd'n, norsi and narserymaa, Washington, D. q.
Catalogues ready the day of sae
Terms cash JAS. O. MCGUIRE,
Ap7-d Aucson~cr.
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y,ttp .cn,oo Of called TO Parsons Universal
atone lar Refrigerator waerman Patent Nepnia'or, rs
benr decidedly very Refrigerator now IN use y . so ar
~ kept entirely
,ss and removed facility current Of cold air Ia
,.n, around within each
while by SIMPLE venusrg convancs, the complete purity Of
the contents Ia insured.
The combined render them the
offered public. They
satisfaction properly msneged
V G. w. BoTELEp,
An e-2aw3w Iron Hall
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WANTED 10 rent insmediassiy, . comfortable dwell
LING house. good neghhoood,
dwelling house. with dining roors
kitchen, paniss STABLE &C. The house
aud bath fixtures, and the locality unoblecnonsbe.
Persons either OF
tenants by property
pcs, &c. before Wednesday 10th instant
scrihsr. lAR O. McQtftRE
Mar Qa-d Anctoneer and Go usm,snsou Merchant
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THE mOOS wr0Rfg by Locke; reprinted with its origin
iSctdens, and ether accompanying volume, bound
~ rRANCK TAYLOR.
AS
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NKw YoRk, April Us p m.-There is quite panic in
the cotton market, and prices have declined cent per
pound since Wednesday Money tight Exchange on
London 8 81 premium.
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s,THAw GOODS-sPHING, ls5a,rhe subscribers are nov
> erhpi their splendid establishment, Just com
peted stand No Al south second street
beautiful stock Of sua" fsne ana
and fats, flowers, se and Psnnms PAIN ana u'
me gentlemen, which old patrons merchants III
generally exsmine confidently promising
novelty, and IN styles, STOCK ""ed"
Orders carefully and promptly executed ,.urrp a co
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NKw ORLEANS, April The entire business portion Of
sonvie, Florida, itclading seventy houses, twenty
stores the custom house, newspaper Offices hotels
&c was destroyed by fire Wednesday last Loss hall
a million. Great distress.
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GALE AT monrLr.-movrnrsrs or Nh, rlLLmonr.

AT MoBILE.-MovESENTs or Mr. FILLMORE.
NOZZLE April "a gale prevailed here yesterday
by which the United States surveying schooner PhGnix
was sunk in Mobile bay. Her officers and
saved
Mr. Fillmore, with Mr. Kennedy and the rest of his
party, is expected here to-day public reception has
been rendered by the mnnic pal authorities.
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Peremptory snIe.-The TrottInE tf"the Is."hJs
S Thursday morning April lest eleven O'Clock, at The
stable Cherry street Fb In OF lss Arch street,
be highest bidder the weliknown
one Tscony believed be Tue ees young ons horse
n world
Tarory i about - hands inches high, and
only wears perfectly sound and Kind has been we'll winter
ed and is now N condition.
acony performances well known " require ennnes
,ny H. -ie, and further information
by applying addressing N. auct,encef Phlade
pha. hLfhso W. hEnArhSs,
I Ap s-d6t Aucuoneer'
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on oil the government should that their patronage is
not used 70 defeat those very measures SO essential and
necessary TO the maintenance and protection OF their
interests
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coNvFsT.oN on .nIr BurLpERs.

Bosror, April IA large convention of shpbuilders
held Bath Maine, Wednesday last in favor of
changing the measurement Of ships TO that proposed in
Congress nine years ago They ask the cooperation of
New York and Massachusetts ship builders. Speeches
were ade by Hon. w. L. Sewal and Hon d. G. Magown
and another meeting will soon be held.
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THE Two.mILLIoN DOLLAR LOAN.

BALTIMORE, April S-The proposals for the two.mion-
dollar loan Of city stock aid in building the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad were opened to-day 1t all taken
$500 O00from par up one-half premium, but at
one-quarter onehaf j. Lea Co. took the balance at
par.
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IMPORTANT BILL PASSED.

HARRIsnuRo, April S.Ths house to-day passed bill
sell the main line Of the public improvements for less
than eleven millions of dollars This subject has caused
much excitement amongst the people.
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Ealing OF THE FRANKLIN.

FRANKLIN.
Ngw YORK. April SThe steamer Franklin sailed to-day
for Have and Southampton with 1870 passengers and $780,
600 in specie.
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Headqnarter1 Marine Corps,
onarte masters Once Washington, April Q, 1854.
CEPARATE SEALED PROPOSALS. received at this oc
y until s May furnish corps
quantities OF the following articles sm
Bayope belts
Cartridge Dor belts
Waist belts
Bsyonet scnbbnrds
Cartridge boxes
Percussion cap pouches, and bras, w.i., Plates
SerRenntsi swords
Muscians do
Drums both large and small sire, and Dor wood nGs.
Samples OF the Once, OF
sistant Of marines, New
National insRsncer and Evening Star, Washington %. C.
ard the Philadelphia New York.
fishing for the will
EACH week. until the proxino q
copy ~ the advertisement, 20 This Office for payment
Ap 7-3awtisiMsy
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In consequence Of numerous applications from citizens
glad 10 announce that for Julien
be reserved AZ The boroce during 10,
a. M, to 4, o. m. Ape
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NOTICE hereby OF
open daily their office ia The City Hail from the lst the oh
Of April, inclusive, (Sunday esespted from
the Of aGordng al
aiming the BY order Of the board
J. r. HARNESS,
Ap 2-eoditloh Secretary
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ax aREEN s scor.r. Ano..oneer..

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY AT AuCTIoN'-on
"Wednesday The Ia, shall sell IN rontof The prem
s,a MT orocs o. building, nearly situated
.nd fon,g on he alley Jackson
Hail. being building occupied by Messrs Davis caet
shop bigb IS feet
and deep ~ feet high enclosing tho whole
lot The 100 the house well
calculated for printing Office csach factory.
Terms bslance In and three
deferred bearing inter
from day safe deed given and deed Of trust taken
Tide iSdspusble. ..
Aucuopeers.
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ID ECEIvED this morning, direct from tho import
New York. extra rich embroidered hounced berese
robes
Also, 2 cases handsome bennets
pieces bonnet nbands
do black twisted silks
colored chnleys.
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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-04-09

NOTICE
w.smsorss April 1, 1854.
hitherto existing between the
hs been this dag by
consent either party sign nrrs
IN liquidation.
w. w. CoRCORAN,
ELISHA RIGGS.
WASHINGTON, April 7, 1884
The undersigned this day rmed under the
CO.. for the purpose The general
hitherto conducted by their friends
Riggs.
GEO w RIGGS, IT.,
A. #. KlECkHOEFER.
Ap1-diw
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-04-09

There was fearful explosion at the percussion cap
mandatory OF Frederick Maesmsn, No 81 Ann street
New York, Wednesday afternoon. by which two women
and one man seriously wounded. The report wat
tremendous and shook the building 10 its centre The
names OF the individuals injured Miss Maria Cor.
don, Miss Mccullough, and Alexander Sellar The
wounded persons taken TO the New York Hospital
but it is thought Miss Mccullough will not survive her
Injuries