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DIED,

On the 18th instant GEORGE WILLIAM youngest An
ph4w and FRANCIS Nj JorcK aged 10 months and 10 days
the ends the family Invited attend the funeral
residence OF his father, Of and Streets
m, 10 day.
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Late and Important from Hapana.

CHARLESTON, Is. Co. May l3.-Adviccs have been
ccived from Havana TO the 9Th instant to the effect that the
captain general Pezuea has been advised from Spain that
his conduct has been approved by the home government
The reported contract with England by Span by which the
latter was to elnanoipate her slaves, is denied
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I c. +. sALOMONs Improvement In Brick Making,
~ patented April 49, ls54By this method OF brick
we'll known facilities advantages ordinary
process combined with
while Disadvantages peculiar
the latter avoided the bricks made rapidly
prepared the kiln which
but little delay and without the labor of removal
facemen which they subjected ordinary way
In the foregoing description Improvement
has been made the plain ordinary building BRICK
that by suitable construction and
and mondbon II equally capable Of tile,
cornice other of the weI-kHown forms OF brick.
Patent rights for sale. Address
j. c. Il. SALOMON,
Biadenshurg Prince Georges county, Md.
BTwo hundred weipressed made in one min
ute, without Nav Adm
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~ Stonmer hnorrine.
Hud.on River Railroad Accident.

New YoRK, May l3.--The sailing Of the steamer Knox
vile, for Savannah has been postponed till Monday.
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lSteamer .Sontherner Ashore.

New YoRK, May l3.-The steamer Southerner, iron
Charleston, South Carolina Is ashore New York Tn
passengers all safe. II believed that the vessel viii
gotten of safely
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ALBANY, May 1.-THE Toronto Coonst OF yesterday
ports break in the Beauharno canal which win take
weeks to repair.
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named Henry Clark has been arrested in Buff
lo by the deputy United States marshal for counterfeit
ing United States coin Dies and money found upon
him.
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W is4a ." 'he hight OF search volume London
Bynkershoeeks Law of War; translated by Duponceau
Philadelphia, 1870
Code des Prises, 9 vols, Pari,, 1894.
Crou Rights of Peace, vol, London 1898
Grou lie Drot de la Guene vos Base 1746
DE Martens, Sur les Pnses les Reprises
1885,
Robnsons Collection Documents Illustrating the History and
Practice of Prize Law, Il vol, London 1901.
Amray Statutes and Marine Law BY Maxwell, vos Lon
don, 1893.
British Admiralty Laws Ordinances, Institutions
Military, vols London 1876.
Laae Du Do Legislation des armees de Terre e de
Mer, vol, Paris, 1874.
Recueil de Taes dAiance, de Par de Neuirae,
merce &c. dies Pussanoes et Etats de Euope depus 6
vols, Gottnren, 1917,
Various Works International Law Wheaton, Wildman,
Manning, Vae Gritty, Buramaqui, Pufendor elf, wcaue
Consular Law and Cussy,
DE Cecq, Moreuii, Mensch Warden Sci Koch, and othe1
May IL rRANCK TAYLOR
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New YoRK, May l3.An accident happened to-day the
Hudson River railroad, Bath. The locomotive into
passenger trains the smashed and many passen
gers in the wounded II believed that have beer
killed.
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LotcrJ Icrds--TRe Uosc ~ Or. Honer
Nrw onLrANs, May SAdvices from Texas to the Sd inst
have been received.
The Of DIR. Steiner stl undposcd Of and the la
test phase which presented attempt the part
Of Lieut. Anderson take him Fort Graham trial The
citizens OF Waco however, turned out rescuedhe prisoner
and brought him back.
dition.
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HARTFORD, (Ct.,) May l3.-The Connecticut Legislature
have proposition before them for consideration amend
the constitution TO allow negroes the right of suffrage
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NEW YoRw, May i3Ths steamship Pacific sailed to-day
with 200 passengers and $500 900 in spcie Among her
passengers Dr. Duff Marquis La Robera minister from
Berlin z. Dubro, consul at Hayt and Mr.. Higgins,
consul at Cork
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Loss of The Brio EXCHANGE.

PnuAprLrHA, May 12.-The brig Exchange, for New
buryport with COAL capsized Wednesday evening b
a squall aud sunk. The crew escaped.
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The Ha7s.

NEW YoRK, May l3.-Thejury in the Of Edwin For
rest and Nat r. Willis, for libel, have failed to agree
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BosroN, May ls.-The Canadas mails left Boston this
morning.
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DRAFTS RnosrEnED.The amount Of drafts registered at
the United States Registers Office for the week ending May
6, 1854 as follows:
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Sunday school Anniversary.

TUE anniversary the Sunday
held on Monday the lh instant in grounds the
front o. me capitol will be Indicated
the suhjo,ned notice OF the chief mar
addresses viii be delivered by the Rev. Byron Sunderland
the Rev. II. l.. Dashiei.
The exercises will OF procession
probably at l0k O'Clock, n m.
Clcgymen and all Sunday
invited join the and the public generally
ent at the place appointed for the exercises.
o. G. WIGHT,
Secretary Washington City 8. 3. linton.
Wlsusoror, May H. 1854.
NOTICE.
The line win be formed in Lafayette square O'Clock
The schools will be formed allotted,
street Baptist Foundry Chapel; 2, NJ r.. South
Union Chapel street Baptist; o. FRS, Presbyterian Ryand
Chapel :, Wesley Chapel Lutheran 10, Ebenexer
sixth Presbyterian ~ Trinity; a. Gorsuch Chapel
Presbyterian IS, Chris, Church Is, English Hin
= r. J. MAGRUDER,
May l2~a Chief Marshal.
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ny y. @. MCGUIRE. Auotioncer.

TRUsTEEls SALE or SEVEN SUPERIOR HORSES, -FOUR
wagons twelve harness. ba
morning 23d, O'Clock, font The
81 Jas Mcclure, shall SELL by virtue deed
o. dsy recorded among the land records Of Washington
-
Seven fine large drought horses
-Four wagons, for hauling heavy stone
Twelve Of harness
One and harness
These have been employed in hauling heavy
Capitol and Patent Office, and undoubtedly
offered for sale n he District.
Termsi Oned cash the and four MONTHS
notes satisfactorily endorsed, bearing interest
THoss J. FISHER,
Trustee.
JAS. G. MCGUIRE,
MAY Is sodhds Auctionrer,
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Mar oC-dIwheysunis,

ron HENT-A hreestoy brick house, 2lh street, third
doe. the Irving House. fully furnished Tho entire HOUSE
suits OF rooms VIII be rented good tenants Apply at the
house.
May 13-d3t.
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cAnp-waIrise.--At the National Hotel may be found a
modest and anobtrusive artistic writer. We have be-
lore Us card from his upon which is most beautifully
written Mrs Franklin Pierce. John p Tracey (or that
the gentema nameN executes cards in style OF elegance
which we have witnessed He deserves encourage
ment
Mas. CECILIA YousG.The public win have another OPP
poruny 70 hear this delightful songstress Monday eve
nng at caruss Saloon The programme of the entertain
ment Is most attractive one and the adys fame as vocal
let has been fairly established We entertain doubt
employ Webserism, that there viii be sea Of upturned
faces at the concert to drink in melody from lips The
lady has Of friends who admire her gifts and who
feel deep interest in her continued success
CENTRE MARKEr.No abatement in prices at this market
yesterday We have heard of much pork for sh-
ling but in these dear times it would be more pertinent to
say twenty cents per pound exorbant price for beef
or veal There were few strawberries and green peas in the
market.
DRAFTS REdisrEnED.The Of drafts registered at
the United States Registers Office for the week ending NAV
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0lt-Mr. Editor; You will please announce name
or BEVERLY TUCKER, esl a candidate for Alderman
the First Ward at the ensuing election, and ohIige
May MANY VOTERS.
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To conclude with the most amusing burletta Of
ASMoDEUS.

Prices OF admission Orchestra chairs cents paquee 81
cents oiunds 2
seats can be secured day. from 10 O'Clock TO ocock
m.
Nav : "
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Ap l32awds

o. John w. Maury having asscntcd the OF
his name we respectfully announce him candidate for
ton TO the Office duties which
during the ast with ability, fidelity,
We submit his claims the favorable consideration
citizens with the fullest confidence their appreciation
good ohcer. MANY CITIZENS.
May7
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MsxDAr EVENING, May is, 1854,
win be drama of startling ana nh,
sorbing interest," entitled
| PAULINE.
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Or Mayoralty-To The citizens Of Washington Gen. Roge
O. Woghman, OF the Oldest aud able
who served with great mayor
fully brought your candidate ofc
al our ensuing election A CITIZEN
May7 FIN
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TRIAL At ST.. LouIs-The trial Of Jarvis NJ. Baker was
commenced at St Louis the I'd instant There
indictments against him, for high treason and for
msdmeanor in resisting the service Of writ in the hands
officer Of tho United States The present trial is
the last Indictment and promises to be lengthy
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shocking bunder recently made by the allies 0
Bezu in Bolivia He had offered $4,000 reward for Bali
VANS head The Indians installing the very cstimab
popular Doctor Guerra for him. murdered the doctor
and carried his head in triumph to Bezu who could no
do otherwise than pay the prize though he did ii at tn
risk Of riot
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1854-07-20
VOE. Z. NO. 43.

10 distinctions and VIII tolerate none. Like
the sun IA tue heavens, or he olws of the
night, Or the atmosphere which we breathe,
and which constantly surrounds and sustaius
Is it IS alike benignant and bountiful 20 all
Such fellow citizens are some of the allies
of the Wing party. We may have occasion
TO refer to others during the progress of the
present political campaign, little less prOscIip-
tive and intoierant in their views; we nay
perhaps leave the various fanatical isDls Of the
day TO be met and refuted by our Democratic
friends, in their own way, in their various 10
calities. But we may venture the general re-
marx, that all collateral organizations out
side ofthe Democratic party, got up as either
- --~l:A:--l .N.,, .h-o,-,r
by the force of circumstances, bv the laws 'sna
political afiinities or minorities, in opposition
to that party and have for their main olject
in the end the prostitution # is power and
its principles. Let no Democrat be led away
from his political associations, with the vain
hope Of accomplishing greater good by other
organizations. Let no Democrat desert the
standard of the Democratic party-that party
which has long guided the destinies Of Penn
sylvania and Of the nation-that party whose
principles have been tried in the FIRE of per-
secution IN the new and the old world until
they have become paratiycly purified from
all dross ond impertections-that party on
which the government Of this country must
ever lean, and in which it must ever con6de
to meet the just expectations OF the people.
The miserable mushroom associations which
spring up in day and perish in night, can
hot withstand the public sentiment of the Peo-
pie of Pennsylvania, or we much mistake
their chHacteg, and have loo;ed into their
history in vain The people of Pennsylvania
are loyal to tae prime Pies Of the constitution
and 70 the constitution itself, and they vii
show their loyalty at the approaching c.2-'--,
they did 1881 and lo02, by sustailug
the Democratic nominees presented fer t--i-
consideration and approval. 1t is idle TO 60
guise the fact, that the Wing party g &
North has become swallowed up and absorbed
by its anal algamation with discorGant and an
ti-republican elements 1t is for the people
in their sovereign capacity, to decide be,ween
such materials and the ever constant aEo tsu-
ly liberal Democratic party and policy Of the
country. 1t cannot be doubtful! how mat &C.
cision viii be made by Intelligent frs aal-
j ELLIS BONHAM, ClaiT-cGn,
George c. Walker. Secret1ry
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HigfGllallfOllg.
AsJEEs
CT tie sta;Se Corral Committee.

IT THE rEoPLE CT PENNSYLVANIA:
FelIotC Citizen::-The State Central Com
mittec appointed : the DcnccIatic ConyeR-
ton which assembled in Harrisburg, in March
last, have thought 1t their duty TO address
you On the present aspect OF political Affairs.
The opponents Of the Democratic party
and Of Democratic policy, Owe scarcely know
at this moment by what name TO call then)
have, for purposes connected with the ap-
preaching election. made another of those sud-
d.. chaa,a Of at.ituie which lave so often
heretofore tarnished the political character of
their leaders, and dissatisfied the people. -
They have run through their whole list Of
public measures. One after the other their
principles have been condemned by tie pub
lie voice and abandoned by themselves A
National Bank, about whicn they once threat
ened resolution, is an - obsolete idea" The
independent Treasury. which they denounced
so fercely, is no longer denied to be the safest
and best mode of keeping and disbursing the
public revenues Their Bankrupt Law is de-
livered over, with their full consent, to the
infamy it deserves We hear no more from
them about expunging the veto power from
the constitution The thunders of alarm
against the annexation of Texas are silent.
Their execrations of the Mexican war and the
barren State of California, are no longer
heard The tariff of 1872 is erased from
their banners Rnd omitted in their speeches.
They seem to be ashamed Gas certainly they
ought to be) of their predictions that the coun-
try would be ruined and the treasury made
bankrupt by tho tariff of 1876. Even the
Galphins of the last administration have re-
tired to the quiet shades of obscuritv, consent
10 gorge their plunderin silence, without de-
Tending the means by which it was acquired.
1t might naturally be supposed. from such
untoward circumstances, that these politicians
would cease their war upon the party of the
people, when their formerly avowed princi
Piles and measures were thus abandoned. Af
ter keeping the country in a commotion for
go many years, by contending for measures
and views which they now tacitly admit to
be either false or hopeless; it would seem that
dissolution was the only thing left for them.
But the natural enemies of republicanism and
equality can never be idle. The interested
and ambitious demagogue will never quit his
trade. They cna at least get local Offices by
Starring up strife among the people. and this
they seem ready to Go, as passing events
atandantly verify.
We DO not deny that the masses of the par
ty opposed to Us are honest, sound and true
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S7lrtt 45uGtrq.
LIN z S.

The Louisville Journal s.rvS I've defy any
astef lover of poetry TO read ne l9iIo"lng ihes,
Without exclaiil;nG How beautifi>i
My soul thy sacreC9 image keeps,
siy midnight dreams are all Of thee:
For nature then in silent sleeps,
And silence broods o'eG land and sea;
Oh, in that still, mysterious hour,
How oft from waking dreams l start
To find thee but fancy flower,
Thou cherished idol Of my heart
Thou hast each thought and dream of &c
Have IN turn one thought If t,ine}
For ever thine my dreams win he,
What'er may he my fortune here,
ask not love--I claim from thee
Only one boon, gentle tear;
Nav blest visions from above
Play brightly round thy happy heart,
And may the beams Of peace and love
Meier from thy glowing soul depart.
Farewell! my dreams are still with thee,
Hast thou one tender thought OF me!
Ny Joys ike summer birds may Iy,
Nv hopes like summer blooms depart,
But there's one flower that connot die,
Thy holy memory in my heart;
No dews that one flowers cup may fill,
No sunlight to ito leaves be given,
But it viii leave and flourish still,
As deatlieSs as thing of heaven.
Hast thou for me one gentle thought
Farewell farewell, ny far-off friend.
Between Us bread, hlue-rivers flow,
And forests -ave and plains extend,
and mountains II the sGuusnt glow;
The wind that Treaties upon tly brow,
Is not the wind that breathcs on mine,
Tie sfartea.rs shining On tee now
Are not tho beams that on me shine;
R,1t rr,e-e- 1r-r's s.,ei! iS With me vet
C,,lI,5t thou tie holy pa.t forget?
The bitter tears that tlou and
MAY shed when'er by anguish bowed,
ExhaIei into the noontide sky,
Nay net and 1ningle in the cloud;
And thus, my much beloved friend, though We
Far, fsr apart must live and move.
OuT souls. when God shall set them free,
Can Iningle in the world Cf love.
This was an estacy 10 me
Say-woud 1t be q JOY TO thee?
EEy HAVEN. Conn VIRGINIA.
.-s
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EVANSVILLE COMMERCIAL COLLEs2E,
EVANSVILLE, INDIANA.

rHNHE above Institution located First be-
he City Of Evansville Ind. aud is open the
students all times iron the first of September until the mid
die OF May
the West and enrt shall be wanted the
of the Principal to make Students comfortable in
respect. ,,..,., ,..,-
Practical and Theoretical Instead books the pupils
slereised in making original entries Journazing tGg
on trial balances closing great variety OF
including balance Sheets fact precisely the
will be required in the CoUrISGfoUsE
thus qualify the student the
duties ACCOUNTANT any kind OF business tn
Double ENTRY BOOKKEEPING
In sill its branches including forms adapted 10 the Re-
Bookkeeping. Commission Bust
Accounts Current Account >ales Mercantile Cleula
Of Commercial
DESTRUCTION being Impaired individually anc not In classes
students therefore time and the
ratio Of their capacity.
FL course completed in from six eight weeks,
aud may require than weeks. The
free OF charge.
THE will take pleasure in doing everything in
his his students make them thorough
accomplished accountants.
DPioNAs awarded to those deemed worthy Of them.
TERMS shcUKED for the Mercantile
excepting B. BOok-keeping s2DOO including Seam-
Book Keeping. SIS 60; Mere 'ne Calculations. $500.
Young ~shins qualify themselves Practical Book
Keepers respectfully invited call the Rooms during
10 be derived from attending course ofessons in this
institution.
The Principal feels justified in saying any pe.son
orddsry business qualihcstons in e~ months learn
the practical this school than
could be learned in the Counting House in numtsr
Hours of instruction. fir to ~. A. NJ from IA T. T..
session.. will furnish their lights For further
ton call st the rooms. or address th- undersigned.
to tue Undersigned JEREMIAH Benin. Principal.
EVANSVILLE. August, 1851. aug2i
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BEnFORD,s FAMILY GROCERY

vH>rE would respectfully inform the citizens
Evansville and vicinity. that have oIened fresh
stock Family Groceries and Provisions of
Sscoud door to James Stevs Lumber Yard.
where they hope by strict attention bufs merit
receive a share of public patronage.
They daily receiving Trash supplies of Butter Cheese
Eggs Lard and Poultry iren the and shall keep
tnty hand full supply of all staple articles for table
All Goods purchased this will be delivered at the
residences of purchasers free OF charge;
ser AZ
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PORTRAITS.
PIANO FORTES.
NEW MUSlCAlINSTsGM ENT STORl .
S.cREEE w TILE PASI QEEICE

NEW MUSICALINSTIsU MENT STOKI
FIRST STREET NEAR THE POST OFFICE;
L. THE undersigned most respectfully beg
LII no HS isiisi an ans sI ra.
y this city aud vicinity. shat he will aftel
the Of September music Instrumental Depot
ano , the aoss maker. in who
ana ~oa with
dence that he believes these we'll Oil Paint
ee.i that the present strides of prog in Litera
70 in sa 1aS tine the S %
Portation OF such goos ofnstrumen and OIL Paintings In
duce to oren his establishment Beings musician by pro-
s.Gn brought all my @ TO hear in the
and New York Afforded and acting agent for most Of
cost excepted lean fully warrante the
Of Of Pa Oueh durability and the ling in
ALSO:-A selection Of bamboo Ornamental Walking Canes
an PLAN The ss Of Violin strings
Br Taipieee, sere"' Pegs. Resin and OsheI item.
four keys. and repaired 70 order
well improved and unimProved landed prop
sur2a-sm J. BERNHARD HEM ISGs.
DOWN ANU FnENCa MARiNo SHEEP FOii
TEA Rose White and Red roam; .alv.a May "a ISIS.
,rd by we,tcheter White Rose. by Splendid GRO
= SOrth Star t.so, Gi dam mora By Comet s, GGG
& Rs,. s Ss. sse G e ST side
PhEssANT-Red-caiven 1852, sired ny Prophet dam
GG dam Princess by Washington Ii6 ,iGG dam Pans-y by
BlaiIe (76l u GG dam Prmron. ty Charles GID GGGGG
dam 80 by Blythe Comst 1851 GGGGGG dams - iy
Prince (s2 GGGGGGG dam - ty Patriot $3.50 Pleas
is in calf by Cuta.
cUBA-Red xhite caved May a. 1872 sired by Prorh
ct Coral by er;ram I'd 1ll Gdam Conquest by Wash
l5J GG Ramsey by Blaizs t76l GG dam Prim
by Charles (i27l Coco dam - by Blythe Comet.
IS. GGGGG dan '--'b by Prince, j2l. GGGGGGdam -
by Patriot 4s6.
numhr, attached to the Of the animals refer
their English Book All animals
offered for ale registered aud will appear in the
volume published in London.
each of South Down and French MARI
n" sheep. Ass. few Dorkinx Chickens All the above
stock bred Mr.. och Of Ocgo county New York.
and brought 10 ibis State last fall my
This Is an opportunity breeders geta few animals OF
purity blood sci IL this
The unquetona1e guarantee be given the
Pedigree Of the animals. Address
r. HUDSON. Agent.
sy2-N Albion. Edwards County. III.