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f1asItssOIist. ME-

tI9s II Otfst a,la".
I AIDES YOU WILL FIND AT IL MANS
IL a larger assortment Of goods in this line than
usual, consisting of
Cambria Collars, Cambria sleeves,
Mu- lin do Muslin do
Lace do Lace do
Honiton do Thread do
Under hdkfs., Muslin and Cambria Bands, Edgings
and Inserting,, Dimity Bands, Embroidered
Skirts, illusion, bobnet and black six
I.aces Embroidered Hdkf,., Wells,
stamped Collars, Working
Cotton, etc, ctc.
W UlTE co ID ;
Jac and Sars Camhric,, Bishop, Lawn,
swiss null Mu,lius, Plaid Camhrie-
Book do Figured d"
Saclrilla do White nimtv,
White & colored Tarltans, Curtain Mu,liu>.
Linens.
1914 Linen Sheetings, Linen Napkins,
g-s Pillow case Linen, do Table Covers,
l0.4 Table Damasks. do cclured do do.
Huckabuck Crash, Scotch and Russia Diaper, Nap
kins, etc, etc.
HOSIERY AND GLOVES.
Ladies and Gents Isle Gloves,
do do silk and Lisle Gloves,
do do Coored and White silk do.
Misses Gloves
White and Colored Kid do.
do do Cotton Hose,
Merino do,
Cashmere do,
cents. silk, Colored and White do,
Boys do.
Burlington, April %, 1854. d6wtf
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-ErArnRoDlTrs SEYMOUR, of Brnttcboro.
who died suddenly on the 10th inst. aged
years, WITS chosen Cashier Of the Bank OF
Brattlchoro when it went into operation in
1887. and has been ever since, up to the day
Of his death, connected with it. Ms Cashier
or President. and signed every hill issued by
it. lie left property estimated at from one
to two hundred Thousand dollars, and no chill
drnn Tbo o,usn oc his death is supuoscd to
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News of the Week
BY Telegraph to the Free Press
FOREIGN NEWS.

BosToN, june %.
The details of the news from Europe have
been received.
1t is stated that all the better class of per-
sons are flying from st. Petersburgh from
fear of the Cossacks.
Intense anxiety hangs on the fate of Silis-
tria. The Russians are making desperate
and night. The Conmandant, Mousn Pasha
says he will blow up himself and the fortress
rather than rurrender. During the night Of
May 10Th, the Russians made three attempts
to storm it, but were repulsed with fearful
loss, leaving 1900 dead beneath the rnmparts
The Turks also made sortic and affected a
dreadful massacre of the Russians. The
number of their wounded and slain is report
ed to be 1900
There had been considerable fighting else
where.
The Governor of Widdin writes that or
May 3lst, a severe affair occurred at Slatina
where the Turks defeated 1000 Russians, =
killed 800, and captured their artillery.
Other encounters more or less sanguinary
are reported.
All the Russians at Bucharest are ordered
to advance to the Danube.
Nothing Is doing in the Black Soa, and but
little in the Baltic
The English Ministry have been defeated
on the Clergy Reserve question, and will pro
badly appeal to the country.
In England armed gun boats are being pre-
pared to operate in the Baltic.
An Athens despatch inlay Goth, confirms
the report that the Insurgents had gained {
victory in Thessaly. The Turks lost 700 xii
led, many prisoners and five guns The Turk
however, were successful in other quarters
and the Epirus was tranquil.
The American. squadron was at Syria o
June LIST.
Kossuth made an eloquent speech at Shci
field on the Nationality of Poland.
Nh" usual rnmors current about peace
Lord John Russell had laid before Parlia
ment treaty with Spain about the Slav
trade.
Accounts from China state that the In,
perialsts having attacked the Foreign settle
ments the English combined and attackc
their camp totally defeating them. In tn
contest several were killed and 2 American
were wounded.
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Cnnta elk Shirts.

1tENTLENEE, NOu WILL FIND Ar lNNsN's
ss "a nice lot It six Shirls tor suW"icf wear Just
the thing fur this climate, Also, good assortment
of Hosiery Gloves, sc, Call at he former store
June % 80
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Take Care of Your Dogs

MANY OF TIE CITIZENS OF OUR TOWN,
vi and with proper cause, have become alarmed
for the public safety against MAD Dogs Other
communities have recently been afflicted with this
terrible soourgc and the lives of valuable citizens
have been lost in consequence. We had INDUCED
the hope that should escape, but VIC are credbly
informed that a mad dog passed somewhere near the
Falls yesterday, and was finally killed, but not I'M
til he had bitten several other dogs In accordance
then with our duty cunseryators of the public
health and security, direct that every person
throughout the town who is the owner or keeper Of
dog, shall place upon him such proper restraint as
shall edectuay the public again't the conse
auences Of his becoming mad, and continue such
restraint for time sufficient to eradicate the dis
ease. And we request all persons keeping dogs, To
keep close watch them, and to kill them at once
if they have been bitten by RABID Doc, or II at
any time they manifest any symptoms of the Dog
Mania.
Il II. + /. e enrRch, s,loe,~en-
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LOTS OF
LOTS OF
NE W G @ @ D S
NOW OPE y INr
DYMAh'S.
FOR PARTICU LARS CALL AND EXAMINE.
June 90. dhwti
PaDicr MaChC.


1T Is THE BEST AND MOST DURABLE MA
] tcrial known for Picture Frames. Mouliius-,
Cprnices. Brackets, House Cap. CapItoI'. Consoles
Window Conico- and all kind, If Iiou-c Ornaments
Centre piece. for Ceilings, all sizes and plco- which
can be sent to any part of the country, and any
Carpenter can put them up in few moments, with
out creating any dust or dirt. Also Block Letters
for Signs, Gilt Mouldins- and Ccruicos for ship
Cabins. ship Cap, both plain and mamontal,
ornamented Piastcrs, &c. It will notcIack IN any
heat Of climate OF furnace, nor '' warp nor
" give" in any way-it can he cat hl,t, sawed,
planned, and turned by lathe, it ear be nailed aud
screwed, and is non-conductor OF heat.
THE boston PAPER NACHE co.
take pleasure in saying to the people Of this c"Un-
try that they now have two large factJre' in the
manufacture Of Papior MucLe 0rnnmcntt-aud are
prepared to execute orders To- any design at short
notice Our work has been fully tc-tc /, g.d is now
preferred both Tor its beauty, and durability, and
chcauness. over all kinds of carved work, iroM
which it i, difficult for even the most practical ~ 0
to Distinguish it. We are now prepared t. speak
the uses of Papicr Machc, not matter of con
lecture or guess-work, hut a. Il reality.
We would refer particularly to the new and beau
iful church recently built in Roxburv, by the Dud
ley street Baptist society, where our Gothic work
may be in Pauucls, Crocket-. Ro,ettcs, and
Flowers in front Of Glllory-large Arches, Cross,
| CTu2kcts, Battlements, Columns, &c, for .crcn-
Patcra's, Fneals, Norman Roses, Cap tor Pulpit,
and in the organ gallery may he seen one of Me--rs
Simmons Il Cos large organs, uruumented entire
with PAPER Mache. Also, TO large number of cIe-
CANT private houses in this city and vicinity. Four
built and finished by Chilsou, Turner Co., eight
built by j. A. Turner Il Co.. Chief Justice Nhow's
house Mount Vernon stree, and large number
Of Others furnished both inside and out and To- tie
ships Cabins Of Daniel Webster, Stafprl-lirr, Gem
If the Ocean, Herald Of tire Morning, Boston Light,
&c. sc.
Architects vnd Others use the PAPER Nache in
preference TO any other material q invite all 70
call at our Ware Rooms, Museum Buildings, u and
% fremont street. Boston, and examine this new
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Notice..

STRAiED FROM THE SUBSCRIBER, SiiEL-
- rURS FALLs, ON the 2lst Of June, one Cow of
light red yellow color, had when she left leather
strap around her neck also, yearling hoifcr ot
light rcd yellow color, pretty good size, whoever
will r,tlrn said cattle or inform me whe they may
be found shall be suitably rewarded.
CHARLES ROSCOE.
Shoburnc, June 81, lSji wj3w3'
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Margaret Martins Estate.

w + THE 81 BSCRIBERS, HAVING BEEN AP-
w POINTED by the Honorable the Probate
Court for the District of Chitenden Commis to
receive examine and ADJUST the claims and demands
of all persons, against the estate Of Margaret Mar
tn late of Burlington, in said District, deceased
represented insolvcnt and also all claims and de-
mands exhibited in offset thereto and six months
from the day Of the date hereof, being allowed by
said Court for that purpose, we do therefore hereby
give notice, that will attend to the business Of
our appointment, at the Office # /, + Wales, IN
Burlington, in said District, on the second Mon
days of July and August next, at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
each of said days.
Dated this 18th day of June, 4. D., lodi,
T. +. WALES, C,,,,,i,-;,,,,r-.
HENRY WHITNEY, s
wS1
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STR AIED
aST1
ELGlN SPRING HOUSE.

FINHE SPRING HOUSE Is OPEN FOR THE
L reception of visitors. The proprietor having
made large additions to the house, and other
sary improvements, feels confident that he give
satisfaction to all who may favor him with their
patronage.
The proprietor will a carriage to the depot in
Nergennos, in connection with the mail train
cars, for the accommodation Of visitors
All order for water promptly forwarded by the
gallon or bottle.
Y Post office address. Vorgennes, Vt.
SOLOMON ALLEN.
June 81 1854, w53mos3
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araI-7;llEraViuS.

0HFU f.U- TTVIUS.
nRDERS RECEIVED FOR MARRIAGE AID
~ dress, Party, and Business Copper plate En-
gravcd Card-.
Cards, have them neatly printed at short notice.
y-Apply at the FREE PRESS OFFICE, where
Specimens u udrlous Styles can be seen.
May 80. dGwtf
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Dress Trimmings.
Rooms IN the CITY of New York.

ENTLEMEN VISITING THE CITY OF NEW
~ YORK, find pleasant accommodations at
No Is, West Tenth Street The locality is very
airy and healthy and convenient for strangers being
near To the 9Th Avenue Railroad, and several line,
Of Stages aud the rooms will be found more
pleasant than at any hotel.
june ~ lHji dAwu
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Gorrnau \JCrEtedS,

4 FRESH LOT, NEW AND DESIRABLE coli
a uRs also Wor,tod Patterns, Sc, lg.t opened
at LlMAN'S
N,,t dtNti
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FARE REDUCED&spEEDI INC aEASED,

f"O"SHtO t"euSo ~ 10
THREE PASSENGER TRAINS DAILY.
1854. :'''':E;,:;::! s ~ 1854.
Great Western Railway
From Niagara Falls to Detro't, carrying the
u. s. through Mail.
The Cheapest, Safest, and Quickest Route
For Detroit, Chicago, st. Louis, Galena,
and all points in the Great West
Connecting at Michigan City with the New Al
bnny Salem Railroad for Lafayette, &C. and at
Chicago with all the Routes for the South and West.
Trains leave Suspension Bridge as follows sun
! day Excepted
/ Leaves LIST Exp. Mail 4 Ac I'd Express.
suspcn. Bridget II oOA.N. 1907. lo.3or.N.
Hamilton, 1885 Pm. dine 35 l2.l0 "sup'r
London, $40 1870 S.2oAM;
| Detroit, Arrive,7.35 " Sup'r. 7.20 bkfst
| Detroit, Leave, 90 900 &"
! Michigan City,5.0 90 AM. $50 Pm.
Chicago Arrive7.O5 $50
Rates of Fare, First Class.
To Detroit, $500 To Chicago, Sll.0O
Lafayette, $1,000 LaSalc, $1,000
To s sn'f noa,., s $3.50
Passengers for the W est, by this Line arrive at
Chicago Fue hours adudnes Of any other route, and
avoid the annoyance of Three Changes of Cars and
Baggage.
Passengers have ample time to view Niagara Falls
and the new Mammoth Suspension Bridge, tho great
est works of Nature and Art.
| Through Tickets can be obtained at all oil tho
principal Railroad aud Steamboat Offices i'll tho
United States and the Canadas, and at the General
Agency for Vermont, ofthe Gret Western Railway,
No. Town Hall, opposite tho American iot.i,
Burlington, Of JOHN CHURCH, As'nt.
~ Check your bnggag, to Suspension Bri'5'.-
Quickest Route to Detroit and Chicago. Bdggag,
| Checked through to Detroit and Ch,cngo. Passenger,
II IN L.
al Rochester, Only change Of Cars b,t,cesn Mag
ara FaHs and Chicago.
General Agency Great Western Railway, No II
Exchange STREET, Bufdto, Man;ion House AucH, two
doors from Washington street.
j. MONIUS,
w53wf General Agent Great Western Railway.
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" 4 .IEks

VMMFpI tTEIN, 200 OR 500 CORDS OF SrIIN
i Pine Nuud, to be delivered At H., Match FACTORY
on Champlain street. ~ On the burlington Whats
T.. T., EDDY, ig.h.
Burlington. NAV n, 1854. Ni7wif
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For the sale Of
wool AND COUNTRY PRODECE
Bosros, June "a, 1854.
Pearls 60, 8 Is
APPLES-Drcd, per h. 6a Ct
BEESWAX-lellow, 2oa 80
BUrTER-Nery choice, per h., new 70
New York and Vermont Dairy liza 10
Summer Dairy and Store IA ale
ClIEESE-Prnc, per h., new sa ~
Common md Fair ga
EGGS-Pcr dozen Is
FLOUR-Gcncscc, fancy, per bl. 90 n 80
do extra II 50 n 1900
do common brands : 30 a -
Ohio, common so -
do fancy 90 n 80
do extra 10 90 a II 10
Michigan, common 5oaS!5
do fancy 90 n 80
Canada, in bond com 4 fancy 80 u -
Rye Flour 6 7ja On
Buck Wheat Flour, per III. 3la
GRA1N-Corn, Northern, per bushel 9Ia 0s
Southern, yellow ~ ~
southern, white s1as
Western Mixed singi
Wheat, Western 1870 u 10
Rye, per So lbs. 80 q 80
Oats, Northern, per 81 lbs 60 q
White Bean, per bushcl g lbs. 90 n ] -
Peas, Canada 371 | 80
HOPS-Per h., LIT sort, 1853 q 81
PROV1SlONS-Bcof, Western Mes.
Extra, mos IL 50 II 90
Wostcrn Smr,,, /, oon IL M
E,.torn Mo-, / , M is M
porL e,tra cloar ,,o 10 m
Cloar I'm - IN
Mo- host * no
Mos otber br,rds %
Prime IA m n IA 30
LAID boz rib n ~
Lard Mi, pcr III loa lOI
Hams Rostor smoled al ~
Wos,axn H. 81 n
Dressed uoss
Whites 90 :, 81
STARCU-potatoe. perIb 5,a Il
SrEDc Ctous. NIi.L ,L ~
Wsstern and South.rn a. al
Timotbv nor bu o7io219I
Red Ton bag * 30
Flaxsccd 90
WOOI-Domcstic Sa xonv FIaeco, I'm, M , on
Full blood Mcripo 40 "a
do do 90 a 90
do do 40 " 40
Western mi.od 10 . 90
Pulled Extra 90 a %
Do Supcr6no 90 q 90
Do No. % 90
ASHES Al, e.,, :.
~, =. o., n"e oou sun iur'"ci uco'i"' !.
.on,o a.. ,9Iio.. "" ."u k q"o''''" WI"
RI.TrER "a, ~. 49,, ,;,1 ,, i.,
s,,nIr IN ,.La, Wv "oo 'J wv. u. !" "a ~
| Thnr:da, I,s, ia; ,h r 80, Wv P ."e,i Y ~
! Railroad our Jnhh.rs con,,iain -, sn,au saian
uhicb 900. ions I;,s;,, ii, "a ., So,
/ far hon. tad ,,J 49, -, GO " 49, ~ :.
| mi. ,oas,n la Of v.or ,r,o uau,;,;P ps' WY r
| exnort Our corrosnondont ~ H. i.s, Ia. r.,
San Francisco saws +" We have mo rorv nuor,an,
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r. P. d f. N T o N,
nLALER IN
Butter, Cheese, Eggs & Lard,

Stalls Il 10, and Cellar No. 70,
FaytrL HALL MABKrT, BOSTON.
-TAu kinds of Country Produce sold on Commits
sion. Eutter Packed for shippiug.
Juuu 81, 1851. wilmos.
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Notice

t. HEREBY GIVEN, THAT HAVE GIVEN Ny
] SON MNRON his time during tho remainder Of
his minority, aud that from this date shall cl.in
none OF his oarnin IS, pay any debts of his con-
tractng JOHN MCNolI
Colchester, June ., 1854. wilwj'
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BY Express.

ID ECEIVED THIS MORNING A Beautiful
~ assortment, OF Cambria Ejgings and lnserings,
Muslin do do
Also u few nice Lace Bands, Ic., at
LYMAN'S
Nav I. ddwli
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Drums Flutes, Accorlions, Clarioncts, Flageolets.
Buglc. Nious Bows, Hair for Bows, jo-iu, strings,
Pcss. Tail pieces bridges, Strings for Instruments,
Instruction Books, Musical Merchandise generally.
PLAIN HAIR AND CURIS.-lUO sets Plain
Hair of all sizes aud prices our stock is receiving
constant additions.
BRINSM AID. BROTHER 4 CO.,
d6wtf Church sire t, Burln stun, VI
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DAGIFRREOTNPE GOODS

Of all kinds. Fans of various kinds. Fishing and
Hunting Tackle, Guns, Rifles, Pistols Gun Cotton
Drinking and Powder fla-ks; Rods, Fish Baskets.
Minnow Nets; Ivory, shell, India rubber and Horn
Combs Brushes; soaps, Razors, Strap, Pcriuncry
Writing Desks, Work Boxes and Dressing Cases, in
greater variety and cheaper than ever offered before
Retculcs, Scissors, Emerics, ~tctocs, Pins Needless
Egg-Bcaters, Lamps, Wick, Globes, 'himncs, sew
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FOURTH OF JULY.
1854 Ssl j 49, 1854
Eis..atsszzsss=S
Grand Steamboat Excursion]
LAKE CT MPIAIN!!!
vNH e NEW AND SPLENDID STEAMER
L "AMERICA, Capt. W II. FLAGe, will leave
Rouse's Point Tuesday morning. July 4th, at Is
O'Clock, A. NJ, for
TICONDEROGA!,
touching at the following Ports, viz
Porters, Grand Isle, $50 A. NJ,
Port Jackson, $50
Port Kent, 1000
Burlington, 1890
Essex, 1900 N.
Westport, LOO p. NJ.
Port Henry, 200
Arrive at Ticonderoga 800
Passing the Islands and other points Of inter-
est on the trip thus afording Of tho most de-
sirable opportunities offered for viewing the
beautiful scenery. The services Of the
BURLINGTON CORNET BAND
have been secured for this OCCASION and will appear
with their new set of instruments, Upon arriving
at Burlington, the
NORWICH CADETS,
from Norwich University, in full uniform, will join
the Excursion and the arrival of the boat at Ii
conderoga, will march to the old Battle Ground ;and
after witnessing the review Of the Cadets the ruins
Of the ForthcatiunS, and many other objects Of in
terest the party will return in the splendid steamer
CANADA.
In the Evening there will be a brilliant display Of
FIRE WORKS,
from on board the steamer, and the utmost effort
will be made to render the Excursion Of the
most extensive and attractive that has ever taken
place on Lake Cbampan.
Tickets for The Excursion One Dollar
y-Passcn,ers from all Ports will he entitled To a
passage to Tconderoga, thence To Ruusc Point, and
back to their several landings.
Arrangements have been made with the Champ
lain & It. Lawrence, Ogdensburgh, Vermont a Ca
NADIA, Vermont Central Rutland 4 Burlington, and
Platt,burgh 4 Montreal Railroads, TO connect with
this Excursion AT reduced fares.
Burlington June 18th, 1854. d1t6wlw
Dress Goods,
DLAIN AND FIGURED BARAGES, CHALLl
1 Barages, Mu-lns, Tissues, new grades just in
at LlMANS.
June u 1854 ddwtf
Dress Trimmings.
4 GREAT VARIETY JUST RECEIVED At
n June q. ddwtf LlMANs.
a.. E.,. 1a,r Vail
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N 0 W-A-D AY 81!
WAITE u.

4 YOUNG MAN WHO HAS HAD SOME En-
~ PERIENCE at the Tnsmith business, and Of
good steady habits, will hni good and permanent
situation by applying to
II. P. DOW, Richmond, Vt.
June rs, 1854. wj3w3
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N. H. Legislature-No Senator
vet

yet.
The New Hampshire Legislature again at
tempted yesterday afternoon to elect L. S.
Senator for the short term. On the first bal
lot. Wells, Democrat, lacked and on tho I'd,
votes. A motion to indefinitely postpone
was carried by majority.
4 motion to reconsider was afterwards
made.
To-day, it was voted to consider the ques-
ton of reconsideration on Thursday next
Maine-Democratic Convention.
The Democratic Convention of Maine, which
met at Portland yesterday refused to pass
any resolutions either for or against the Ne
braska bill.
! Gadsde n Teaty Accepted.
! The Gadsd.n Treaty has been accepted by
Santa Anna. The President has announced
the fact to Congress.
In the Senate to-day, Mr.. Rockwell, Of
Mass, presented the memorial of over 1900
persons for the repeal of the Fugitive Slave
Law. lie said that the petitioners were most
ly persons who had been disposed to support
the Compromises of 1850,
Mr., Dixon said that before tins petition
was referred he desired to be heard, and il
was laid ON the table.
1t is further understood that Mr.. Sumner
will soon make a motion in the Senate for the
repeal of the Fugitive Slave Law
Mr.. Seward reported bill for the estab
lishmrnt of line Of Steamers between Cali
fornia and Shanghai
Nj, Odds reported bill to amend the rate
of postage under 5000 miles letters to h.
cents, over that distance, 10 cents.
The President has nominated to the Scnat
Andrew H. Reeder, of Easton, Pa, as Gov
Of Kansas and Gen W. o. Butler, of Ky.
as Gov. of Nebraska.
" ii. legislature.
The \. II. Legislature has voted to adjour
on July LIST. Before that time an attemp
will probably be made to elect L. 5, Senator,
A stringent Liquor law has been introduce
, into the Legislature.
Liquor Seizure.
1900 gallons of Liquor were seized in Pr,
violence yesterday.
A dispatch from Baltimore charges I'll
, Parker Vein Coal Co.. with most astoundin
frauds Their capital stock is only DOC
; shares, and yet they have issued 30 900.
We have by way of New Orleans a fe
/ items Of California news to june LIST.
Acapulco was still blockaded by the WI
4 vessels of Santa Anna. The city was in 20
i session of Alvarez.
\ destructive fire had occurred at Mary
r. willie, California, consuming the Theatr
a.. Post Office, Orleans Hotel, Preshyteria
/. Church and other buildings loss 5000 00
. Mining accounts are still hattering. Pa
scngers from San Francisco reached Ne
II Orleans IN ~ days.
California Jews
BosToN, june %.
y We have details Of the California news
The Grand Jury Of San Francisco have fou,
e true bills against Walker and others, late
/ the Republic of SONORA.
d In the case of the French Consul charg
\ with violation of the Neutrality Laws, pr
ID ceedings had been discontinued.
ne Grn. 7. Hunt was killed in duel vi
II Hubert, late member of Assembly.
Russian frigatc, the Diana, was cruisi
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FIRE WORKS,
Dress Goods,

DIAM AND FIGURED BARAGES, CHALLl
1 Barages, Mu-lins, Tissues, new grades just in
at LIMANS.
June ~ 1854. ddwH
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Notice

Notice
Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT HAVE GIVEN MY
Son, WILLIAM, his time during the remain
dor of his minority, and that shall pay debts Of
his contracting, claim any of his earnings, from
this date. MS
JAMES X HAMILTON.
MARX.
:. II. PARKHURST Witness.
Colchester, June II, 1854. w52wj-
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4 NEW lot OF BEAVTiTrL p'RA'oLS Just
"a in, new styles, SEE. Csl' '~' '".t 70 irgH 't
IhNAA'~.
juno 20. 1Aru
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NORWICH CADETS,

from Norwich University, in full uniform, will Join
the Excursion and the arrival of the boat at Ii
conderoga, will march to the old Battle Ground and
after witnessing the review of the Cadets the ruins
Of the furthcatiUns, and many other objects Of in
terest the party will return in the splendid steamer
CANADA.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-12-29
4o4 PACKAGES OF NEW FALL GOODS.
MlRl. n ZEN A. PnEsT0N.

NAVE the assorted Foreign and
Domestic Dry Goods Notions Boots. Shoes Hats and
Cars. they have offered TO the
We therefore wish notify all dealers that
will he sing them ~ stock ofGoods
SKULL sandhsr going
IS passage money and 81 25 per 100 lbs freight.
We going river and have
accord ely ot many parties this tall who usually
Cin cin and Philadelphia.
We scarcely add times that cash
fectly that Cincinnati
Louisville Brokers here shave Indiana Stock Bank
paper from 10 to Is per cent.
stock is clean. fresh and healthy.
specially invite all dsl@rs who good call
and examine for themselves. now
GpECEfy I'd per stesmer Ros,e-l0 boxes W. r. Cream
Caesse expressly for family in small boxes
SALE BY now! I. & D. HERMANN.