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The daily union., 1854-02-19

EOR REST OR LEASE, tor one years, that
q, l7Ih aud iet
Streets occupied by Mr. sarg. The minister Of France
The lately hed all convent
including both
and back buldings.
hso for rent Lease for The block OF building
at the and 3h Mrs M
ID. r. Wise boarding house The
middle will be hed
the Of the who The both
aud the house above
May
ther particulars inquire Of Dr. Benjamin King Thomas awson
Windef's building,
The daily union., 1854-02-19

EOH ale leasrA comnodou- four and attic house
18th side the House
twelve aud papered
throughout Terms odstns, and imued
nfeiS Address 90 Solicitors Once, Department
Oct fs~dtf
The daily union., 1854-02-19

IAnM for sAlo exchaRge.-A fine and beautiful farm,
about IL miles from this city, 600 wall improved, with
buildings offered
city property II the farm the proprietor will divide IT,
Address, post- paid. Ietter-box i76
Febl7-dNs
The daily union., 1854-02-19
United states Patent Once,
washington, February IL. 1854

Washington, February IL, 1854
ON petition Samuel Bla,chford aduas.ror Of Orlando
patent granted the Orlando
Apn, 1870, for improvement in the msnuaotus Of starch
thieih day Of April dy
Ia ordered hn, the said petition be Patent
notified and show
why said petition ought not to he granted
objections specially writing at least tvep
days before the day Of hearing all Testimony filed party
with the rules OF the ofhcc which viii be furnished app
cation.
scncer, and Evening star, Washington D. c.
Pennsyvanin scenu6c American Yogk, Post
week for three successive woeks previous the twenty
April port, the day ofbesrinr
2a-#-s4-..--.s Commissioner of Patents
psEdo o e above papers plsno copy and srnd ,heir
hills the Patent once, with contsinns this
ID. agent for Longworh zimmemsns ciaenn.6
wines PENNSYLVANIA avenue, between 7th aud 18th
Dec 7-eo3m.
aADsBy's HOTEL.
corney Of Pennsylvania and "a street
ac~~a per day,
~ 90.
Two squares Of Capitol and Railroad Depot
Jan Io--dimif'
MORE Il GALLAGHER, Fou nd~r. and Manu-
Bvoad street Phi,sdepba rafting
sscon,es pohlic snd psivss grounds se Also al
4 would respectfully invite aitenton Of The eiyep. OF
washrsor snd vicinity The railng enclosing the Lafayette
,hi. city sPsmen drawings sen dssroa.
making selection.
,rHR Pilgrim rsshsrs Frontiers Of Enejsna
L 'essn FLAMES u with Illustrations
Ja.t Imported ny TAYLOR MAURy,
The daily union., 1854-02-19

QELLAi BELIst BELLs THE subscribers manufacture
ksep constantly hand nil Of church. taety
ssI2 kss patent yos.s Thsy
- - ssss1 s.osns 80 .. me S sspre, vi, .s. ~ ne.
bpao. sAied cIaPprr from resting
:..s = s @ y s.s.s ss oa =. @
hpsA Asss a,s used and are oand bs G,st improve
sss - IN: Sss. psrchas~ usage,
80 ss.ss The tone !" - bells warranted. & ssaIy so ee
ssses oS ,hss .apsnsy We hsvs anssn sd medals
fairs, bc-i bells
sss ess ,-s = s.s ".ses BY a ''s Our oasd, :
wiAa few rods NJ tr udscr Erie canal and railroads
k.2 il The states. ses has n. srs,., ss.omsa 81 se.
% s:s s. = s.,. ss ~s ON s . n we can 's' % 20 e
i~vsss oosps.ses, Ae, eo''"nuy on band; hdd,ess -
mssW-svsA~p West Troy. y. v.
W NO. is ssinscrs ssss, Baltimore Maryland The cnsibs
object place the reach individuals prop
ues yssne San knowledge Of
gA baAsHss ev weeks than be acquired IN
Ts sudy entry keeping,
uss~ - vsncus departments of and trade hecsn
III calculations taught according the os approved ncods
PsA psNsas~hp combining rapd'y with beauty
ss1 srss;,s sssc. beside many other po'o,. s
business man 70 understand The time necessary
- tan no vscsoa, applsca any
~ - ~ ssd evenns Er.'sao.s are hsd 4, stated periods
- hSvS siscssar forwarded by nal.
1sv i4-tvAAss
CHfT u ph1sSAmrg ard C"mnsy ef Atieghauy, PENN
u syveas ,ne guaranteed coupon bonds
Tnsss kosds sss ianssd connsvs
Ccf6asy, y which u~y arc susranied . -l.......,
We saAlsny recommend them capitalists secure and de
In scaSs iosssher with exhibit and statistical infr
-''"' ".' = o''-'"'' vi" JoaSsToN kaoTHERs, 90,
Asrs ~ The rimsuu and corncsva's RairoAd compasy
\
The daily union., 1854-02-19
Ny GREEN q SCOTT. Auc,son.sr..

ToNFECTfoNARY, Toys, FURNITURE, CANDY JARS,
counters, &c aucon.-On Tuesday,
shall cell
OF apotbscary
Mclnre, ~ O'Clock, the
toned goods,
Candies uiube paste quorish every description
800 praucs, dolls every
Glass cake stands. ice eezers, and refrigerator
Counter and side giass-cases
scales Ind
A large 10, Of candy jars and fixture.
Fine spring and other mahogany furniture
Radiator stoye large o of ocoih
Win many other arces which deem unnecessary
Terms oash. Bale positive, rain shine.
GREEN a SCOTT,
Feb ls-d Aocuoaeeu..
The daily union., 1854-02-19
Feb o-sod
THE HUTCHINSON FAMILY,

THE HUTCHINSON FAMILY,
EROM ths old Granite sse happy
Of washington that cy will three of their VOCAL EN-
yERTAlNmENT5 9545- N h.r 5s1N
CARUsIs SALOON,
Conmsncng this evening" and positively closing Monday 9oh
Introducing their compositions
children, principal
and book
Doors open OK O'Clock commence ~.
Feb l7--dH .yt aisstst
The daily union., 1854-02-19
An American Concern.

The English Spanish and French languages necessary t.
Teashers in this city charge $s for lessons
Those mny disposed with foreign language
have only eight dollars OF "a
Edtor interested in the and their
children with having The kindness publish
my Lessons children rs
each My in thousand Of publications well
An English shoemaker speak Engish Spanish bar
speak Spanish and French speak Frenc
who has received classical education not fit
dangerous
families Although fires California devoured all prop
cent anybody The evenings already
gagged but dispose OF hours every hibuser
(God forbid but would like 10 live all The American
and American under flag The Brazians
actually preparing revolution ta republic,
and the Amazon national movement is perfectly
zsd in Mexico, with view carry Santa Anna the scaod,
elect the worthy General Amone President
broken republic Cuba, Sonora Nicaragua Ac
will become American States Here
necessity OF the Spanish language Al the me ready
all the diseases the human body with three hundred
prescriptions only competition, price med
icine, uthorf fee.
RICARDO CORREA DA COSTA,
Al Mrs. Bannerman's, corner Of f and OH streets.
The daily union., 1854-02-19

EVANS a wATSOS's phiIadel phss- Sanu fAesussA 4
Ia patent key bole asmnndr hsf safe
hand Dock phiIsd
phs Aiso bank vaults snd doors -r hanks aad
rantcd equal any the United
Reference who asfes In
more be 900 Of onr in use.
MsSuje sih Washing
d. O. has Of safes in and h ssshorsed n receive
orders for ~. E.T.tN lHT5
and Mechanics Bank, Philadepha II
United Mini,
United State. Arsenal, 3in Philadelphia Sin California
United States Appraisers Once, Phiadelphia.
Pennsyvan Railroad Company, ssrs.
Philadelphia Germantown, and Moussown Railroad Company
Richard Norris h Ser, locomotive Philadelphia
Winchester Bsss, Winchester, Virginia
Sole svancy far buscrwnrths superior bank locks.
Parent slate lined refriRcrntorr.
IN
The daily union., 1854-02-19

DENsION LAWS-Thc edition complied by CoDmis-
soner Of Pensions In ie4s In addition, the resolutions laws
ordinances Of old officers
OF hospital department and med
department Hsfpay Of the
7SO,
officers officers Of the medical department and medical staff
together
army
acquired right pay,
killed died Price
postage free any par, OF the United States
TAYLOR MAURYS
Boa 1kalorr near st
The daily union., 1854-02-19

GEORGE Il. FOX arrived mt Wizards Hotel Jam
VI -, 1884, from BALTIMORE respectfully
the world Washnston, D. c. London
dcula the
of George p Fox metropolitan tailoring department
busines VIII transferred
o s block OF budngs the IS feet 'front.'
los feet deep, No st Bosdwy, New york door
Guy Hospital
and lsssy Tiffany eutung, dry goods
p Jen ae-3n ss,la5 tsa Tsr II -.ft4 s-r t1f
AND Warrants and Virginia scrip bought and
soad-Pcfsons from sending Virginia
rely receiving highest New
Vert pssces and rcmittances made ru
shs Union. .r.I Hs.I
J. EVANS h FAINT,
Exchange and Banking Ohc.,
Pennsylvasia avenue, between AZ and 9Th streets,
Feb l4-7tdhcps Fttasa fE1.a + Washington city, d. c.
DATENTY issued the soldiers Of IsIs.-The under
i Ggssd will purchase lands lying military
uscp of liao Arkansas and Missouri issued to tbs soldiers
shs Of iel2 under act Of Congress OF isl2
'sfso ekNEE& EVANS d FAINT, q.
Exchange aud Banking ohce.
fggs4s PenRsyvana between ~ and oth streets,
Fsbl4-7dAcp- Washington city, ID. c.
The daily union., 1854-02-19

~r-e~s> These ships having been built by
Z4 ssly for service, has been
Z1N~ taken in their consruction also in their engines
insure strength and speed; and their
daons for for elegance and comfort
passage from New York $780,
From Liverpool TO York. ~ sndf
An experienced surgeon attached ship.
No brrtls @ until paid for.
The daily union., 1854-02-19

THE Paris Amber tinted PeArI-laid Note
i envelopes rs zee n hs circles of Europe.
Just imported, and for sale
TAYLOR b MAURY'5
Feb l6 Stationery store, 9Th St
The daily union., 1854-02-19

NPLENDID Warehouse for Rent.--The spacious brown
building IN deep and
sected the south side
Psmasyivanis avenue, National Hotel
rcaAy occupancy TIE building eonsucted IN the most sub
handsome style aud arranged tha
occupied sepsrsssy The location Of the
and the character
makes desirable
furnnsre grocery Will be
separately OF entire. Apply TO . -
NJ. @. EMERY
j.. q. McKELDEN,
north, between 9th and 7th susetr
Ian
The daily union., 1854-02-19

TYyEEBD Mail Lane California, via Aspin-
u month, In first
cles pessahps approved Navy Department. OF than
4too Wsn tafden, guArantyins spsed and safety.
xe fsnAnA rairosd completely 10 obpo, u miles from
n<1sneM
~ Haast re embraces 81 miles rail
n Obpo and IL miles OF land transportation
~ rd6d tporough order single passenger
therefore, hon-te
aal their baggage being only unnsed once TO aud from mue-
aipaeuiAe the #a..sI.9a t..s.s
fRAfe WiI be In future this
The from sickness Of dcerPfon.
Rssssvs being siwa kept in port New York fanA
deeutlon
Ths rosse IL entirely rsiabis. 81 r.-.. H..r
IA sxyectsd passage the Atlantic viii be made
ldf1y n days the Pacihc in IL 10 i2Jx days.
Passenger day amer arrive Aspn
WALL r .@H.....
Through cke the iO1et rates. be had at The agency IN
West street, New York.
laa 0B-d1
The daily union., 1854-02-19

THE Pilgrim Fathers Frontiers of New England
4 sstsn n flames v with Illustrations -
Just imported ny TAYLOR MAURy,
Feb k Bookstore, 9th
The daily union., 1854-02-19

DDIT1ONAL SCHEDui.E.-on and after this date the
n mail will Washington Sunday night
Of each week the hour 70 O'Clock, nights
of the week.
s@Effts GEORGE MATTINGLY,
Feb list Agent Southern Line.
The daily union., 1854-02-19

sNUFF AND TpHACCp.-resr Losiiard manufactured, !"
- fbsham New offers srcies
of quality Mserskoy Scotch Prencn
appe~ -nus tohse
in
s4- Feb b--d'"
The daily union., 1854-02-19

MRS. MOWATT's Aatobsography.--A further supply OF
III h popular aud interesting book which has already met with
Unprecedented sale.
just received al TAYLOR l. MAURY,S
Fehle Bookstore, 9th II.
The daily union., 1854-02-19

xeA NEW YORK, BREMEN, AND SOUTH
AMPToN UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS
3n2R The ships comprising this line the WASHING
TON Capt T.. NJ. Fitch; HERMANN, Capt Il. His-
The daily union., 1854-02-19

QUCHANAS ON Miii-work and other Machinery,
ID vo., md large plates.
Ttsdasld on The Steam eng inc vols, quSrto.
Life sud Professional Lsbors Of Tefod VOL and large
81 plates. aNEs s#|4
Bridges; by Ham, Hoskins and vois supple
mrn, 1888
cou. Royal Military Academy vols.
wnsss Handbook for Mapping and Engineering Drawing
4
Hsrt ohltque Archesi vol.
n engine I vol.
Tscdsoid's Carpentry; by Barlow . voi, qosrto.
Hood on Warming and veDnisiing Pablc Bodngst vol.
sapwiihs Isonetricsi Drawing vol.
And works Of psccsi scisnce, imported, drec
from London.
FRANCk TAYLOR
The daily union., 1854-02-19
ny GREEN q SCOTT. Auet,oneer..

BY GREEN ~ SCOTT. Auetioncers
f'Wo NEW Two-sToRY FRAME HOUSES AND Lots AT
i AUCToN.on Thursday the l6ih day February, AZ
O'clock shall sell, font OF premises,
story bousrs and the which they stand, beng
g 23s fronting 81 inches lttn
aud Streets running back iso feet inches thiryfss
all
bearing interest
A deed given and deed OF trust taken.
GREEN SCOTT,
Feb lid Auciionssrs.
Or The above sale Is postponed, In consequsnce
weather until the 25d
GREEN SCOTT,
Feb s-d Aucnoneers
The daily union., 1854-02-19

sbs matter OF the estate Elisabeth Leigh. de-
ceased in the orphans cour for Baltimore city, Maryland
In Of an order Of the orphans aforesaid prsseo
The 18Th day ~ December A. r. 1884, hereby siysn
parties Interested distributes Leigh ds
Jnpe ~
1854 suthentcae their claims bvbuve hsre n ths
lard of s7s, chapter l7s.
CtJMpsD n. ROLLINS,
Dec 2t--isw3m Administrator Eliysbe,h Leigh
The daily union., 1854-02-19

R0h sALE-A Lot OF Eighteen Acres, more or less.
about bali mile fom Georgetown, the road the Fas
bridge Tue land in the highest Of cultivation II
o1aned with rhubaIb
cha1 Of
dred Of vares besides apricot cherry
oths at The garden orchard well
M Aserns, nnohy and clover There three houses
bek and frame, build
ass. private BY isl Of March,
offered II auction by the subscriber.
q. WRIGHT,
Bridge street, Georgetown, The
The daily union., 1854-02-19

nH. EDWARD VI. cAHuICaA Er, virgtnss,
Wsshnes""-
His residence aud odce adjoining the Irving
HTei. Ap A-An
MEIERE Professor French spenfsh eefrnsr Ism
~ sase House, pavs bc,wssn AZ snd ."
streets, Pennsyivsnis avenue, so.h side,
Osse-0
Washington telegraph., 1854-03-29
Good Temper is Gold.

If people generally knew what an advan.
tage TO them it was to be cheerful there
would be fewer sour faces in the world, and
infinitely less temper. A man never gains
anything by exhibiting his annoyance in his
face. much less by bursting into passion.
As it is neither manly to yield. like child,
pettishly to every cross. so it is alike foolish
and absurd to allow feelings Of anger to de-
privc US Of sclfcontrol There never was 4
man IN any controversy, who lost his tenn
per- that did not come near losing bis cause
in consequence If ever person plays the
game Of his enemies it j. when he / in d
passion. Acquaintance sLun men Of pro
verbally Ill temper; friends drop away from
them; even wives and children learn to fear
them more than to love. Thousands of men
owe their want Of success in life to neglect
ing the control of their temper. Nor have
they the excuse that it is an infrmity which
cannot be restrained. for Washington, though
naturally of most passionate disposition,
disciplined himself until he passed for a per-
son utterly passive. No man who neglec,s
his temper can be happy, any more than lie
can make those happy around him. Good
temper is gold is health, everything. Bad
temper is q curse to the possessor and to
society.
Washington telegraph., 1854-03-29

a NEW Duel IN EMBRYo-Mr Gailar-
det in biz last letter to the French Courier
writes that q Journal Of Caen has foolishly
published communication from one of the
sons Of the Marquis de Turgot, the French
Minister at Madrid, III which lie (the sony
announces his determination to 90 to Mad
rid and demand of the younger Soule re-
paration for the wound received BY the Mar
quis in the meeting with Mr.. Soule the ell
der The wounded comba,ant. who is now
recovered. viii, in all likelihood, prevent the
young man from engaging in this inconsider-
ate and Don Quixotic project.
Washington telegraph., 1854-03-29

INTERMARRIAGE OF BLOOD RELATIONS.
The Fredericksburg (Va) News says:
In the county in which we were raised,
for twenty generations back. a certain fami-
ly OF wealth and respectability have inter-
married. until there cannot be found in
three of them a sound man or woman
One has snre eyes. another scrofula, third
is idiotic, fourth blind. fifth bandy-leg-
Ged, sixth with a head about the size Of
turnin, with not one out of the number ex-
empt from physical defects Of some kind
Yet this family perseveres to intermarry
with each other. with these living moru-
ments constantly, before them
Washington telegraph., 1854-03-29

a Big GuN.-Thc largest cannon in the
world i in Bejapoor, India, and weighs 40
tons a seat in the interior accommodates
five persons. without mnch crowdine. 1t il
formed Of mixed metal Of which there Is
said to be some portions Of gold and con-
siderable quantity Of silver. and is very SON.
orous. It was the work Of Chuteby Koomy
Khan, an officer in the service of Hoossein
Nizam Shah, at Abmudnugger. In giving
a description of it. Col. Sykes says: On the
visit of Sir Jonn Malcolm, during the peri
cd of his Viceroyship at Bombay, the Sat
torah Rajah, who holds the surrounding ter
ritories under the British Government. d.
rected that this gun should be fred off as
an appropriate salute. Though not charged
with more than half the weight Of powder
which its chamber could contain, the con
cnssion was awful it shook many Of the
buildings 70 their foundations and the ter
riied inhabitants, NJ the reyerberations roll
ed along, expected 10 Gee The dornes and
towers, survivors Of former shocks, come
tumbling about their ears.
Washington telegraph., 1854-03-29
NO.13

SHOOTING CHALLENGE ExrRAoR DrNAaY.
The n. o. Picayune says that John Travis,
the well known professor of the pistol, over
the Shades, in Pcrdido street, has accep.ed
the following remarkable challenge from
Mr. Barlin L. Rhodes:
Rhodes bets Travis $1,000 that be (Tray
Isl eannot, within 80 days, produce living
man who. standing 46 feet from the said
Travis, viii allow him (Travis) to shoot
with pistol (of handy an apple placed on
the sad living mans hcad-tho apple not
to exceed 4 inches in circumference. The
said Travis i to have three shots at The ap-
PIE, or If ho lifts the nan. Rhodes wins
Inc match i to come OF within 80 days,
and within , miles Of the city Of New Or
leans.
Washington telegraph., 1854-03-29

Swiss PuN:snMENrs-A person who
was recently convicted in the Canton Of
Unterwalden, Of an assault which caused
ultimate death, was sentenced to undergo
the following severe punishment He was
sentenced TO 10 years imprisonment with
hard labor, dcstitution for life Of political
rights. a fine OF 800 francs, and the expenses
Of the trial. exposure for quarter of an
hour in the ma,ket-place, public fogging
by the hands of the hangman. and lastly. to
be taken through all the parishes of the
canton. and to hear in each. on his knees,
sermon from the parish priest on the subject
Of lis crime
Washington telegraph., 1854-03-29

Miss WEBSTER ORpERED TO IE.vr
kENTuckr--Miss Webster, the young wo-
man who was some time since pardoned ont
Of the Kentucky penitcn:iary, where she
was confined on the charge of abducting
slaves, has received notices from the citi-
zens of Trimble Co. Ky, that she must
leave that State Immediately. This is in
consequence Of the disappearance Of num-
ber Of slaves and the arrest of the Rev.
Norris Day. At Madison, Indiana. on the
charge of abducting slaves Day. Il is al
lodged, i partner Of Miss Webster in the
business, and The two, It i said, resided on
2 farm in Trimble county They have
threatened to tear down her house and for
cibly drive her from the State if she does
not leave voluntarily
Washington telegraph., 1854-03-29

SiN LEAVES IT'S MARk.-Mr Cough, in
lecture before the Young Mems Christian
Association of London, discoursing upon
the corrupting influences OF bad associates.
alluded to the inevitable penalty Of mental
suffering which every transgrcssor incurs.
"What you learn from bad habits and in
bad society" said he. you will never for
get, and it will be a lasting pang to you. |
tell you. in all sincerity, not az in the ex-
citemcnt Of speech. but as | would confess,
and have confessed before God | would
give my right hand, tonight, if | could for
get that which have learned in evil society
If could tear from my remembrance the
scenes which have witnessed, the transac-
tions which have taken place before me
You cannot take away the effect Of single
impure thought that has lodged and barbored
in the heart. You may pray against and
by Gods grace, conquer it but it viii all
ways be horn in the flesh TO you, and will
cause you bitterness and anguish"
Washington telegraph., 1854-03-29

A man hy the name Of j. f. Berthe.
has been arrested at Evansville, Ind, charg-
ed with the murder Of man in Mississippi.
liz belongs 70 2 wealthy and highly respect
able family. About two years ago, he had
a difficulty with son Of Gen Bingham. of
Mississippi, celebrated sportsman, and
killed him. lie fed to South America, but
ventured home again before his identity was
forgotten. He confessed himself the man
as soon as arrested, and was taken back.
where reward of $1,000 was offered for
him.
Washington telegraph., 1854-03-29
A DREADFUL OccUgRENcE.-About a

A DREADFUL OccUgRENcE--About a
week since, says the Savannah (Ga-) News,
of the 18th. the dwelling of Mr.. James
Harvey. Of Bullock county. was consumed
BY fire, together with his wife and infant.
only three weeks old. Mr.. III. had gone out
20 work in one Of his fields after breakfast.
leaving bis wife and child in bed, ard after
he had been gone for some time, looking in
the direction Of his house he saw it envelop-
ed in flames Iurrying to the rescue Of
his little family. he discovered neither sign
nor sound Of them. 4 few charred bones
Of the wife we're the only sad evidence Of
the melancholy fate Of herself and child
It is supposed that after Mr.. Ii. left the
house, log or stick rolled from the fire to
the floor, thus setting fire to the house and that
Mrs. III. being asleep became suifocaied with
Tie smoke. aud was thus unable to escape
her dreadful death
Washington telegraph., 1854-03-29

Though nothing can be more CALLING
to a generous spirit than to be placed under
obligation BY meanness. tits purely delight
ful to be beholden to one of its own calibre-
Charity is, then, twice blessed, when the
giver and receiver are equally elevated
above the selfish and sordid feelings Of rnl-
gar humanity
Washington telegraph., 1854-03-29

Lessing says: The most agreeable of all
companions is a simple. frank man. without
any high pretensions to an oppressive great
ncss--onc who loves life, and understands
the use Of il; obliging alike at all hours;
above all Of a golden temper, and steadfast
as an anchor. For snsh one We gladly
exchange the greatest genius, the most bril-
liant wit, the protonndcst thinker"
Washington telegraph., 1854-03-29

MA. that nice young man, Mr.. Brown is
very fond of kissing" Mind your seam.
Julia, who told you such nonsense!" Il had
it from his own lips. Ma
Washington telegraph., 1854-03-29

A MoNsrroUs EGG.-The Louisville
Courier acknowledges the receipt of a mon
strous egg, laid either By a Cochin China or
Shanghai hen, measuring nine and half
inches in circumference the long way, and
seven and half inches the other way
Washington telegraph., 1854-03-29

"a day or two since" says an American
wrifcr-"our blood boils as we write it
several smacks were taken BY British
naval officer in Boston harbor and, waat
is worse than all, the smacks were taken
from young lady. Where's President
Pierce -
Washington telegraph., 1854-03-29

The public ought to know whether the
press which they read daily, is deserving Of
this persecution. Compare the general
character of Its Editors and publishers,
with that Of the plaintiffs in these suits.
ICiucinnati Times.
Washington telegraph., 1854-03-29

a baker at the North End saves the ez-
pense of using yeast by having an irritable
wife. He puts little Of her temper into
the dough and il rises right up.
Washington telegraph., 1854-03-29

THE CINCINNATI PREss AND Libel. Surrs
Suits are now pending against the Cincin-
natl Daily Press, for $3.50 900, divided as
follows