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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-07-19

DC BBLS Choice Dried Apples and Peaches, on hand
Do and fors tale at I. BACON & CO.'S
apI Fsmily Grocery.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-07-19

INTERESTING TO MERCHANTS.
ditions TO their former stock of Staple and Fancy
Groceries, which swels IL heI argest and most
ples stocks TO be found anywhere. They would
specially call the attention of their friends and dealers
to their stock and pr they determined to make
1t TO their interest TO buy in this market. [apl2
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-07-19

CINGHAMS, LAWNS a. CALICOES
NJ very large stock of the styles of Gipghams
Lawns Printed Lawns, Calicoes and Br;iliantes which
will be sold very low at HUGHES,.
mh2S Cheap Dry Goods Store.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-07-19
VAIL PAPER HANGINGs,

ENTIRE SPRING STOCK RECEIvED!n
TTNHE respectfully inform the citizens
i of Evansville and surrounding country, that he has
on baud his en:lre Sprpg stock Of Wall Paper,
Borders, Fire Screens, Window Blinds, Lamps, Phos.
Gas. Wrapping Paper, &C., &C., which, for variety
of style and elegance of fnsh cannf be surpassed in
the West Devoting his whole time this particular
branch oftrade, he has made it bis study to bring ON
the various Eastern markets the choicest selections and
latest styles He his sincere thanks very
liberal patronage heretofore extended him and hopes
by keeLing large assortment and selling at the lowest
possible rates, to ensure continuance of the
JOHN c. DEVEREUX, JR.,
my6lmw Main street, between First and Second
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PROPRIEToRs:
AR. Cobb e. Co., Foot of Indiara ST. Buffalo.
A. w. Palmer e. Co., l2l, Broad ST. New York,
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TRANSPORTATION.

TKANSPOKTATION
WESTERN STATES Ii NE.
DIV Railroads. aud Canals, running in connection wit
ID Steame rs and Propelcrs on the Lakes.
NO TRANSPARENT AT ALBANY OR TROY,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-07-19

VNTE have on hand very desirable stock q
wv Panama, Leghorn Braid aud Palm leaf Hats, I
which would respectfully invite the attention of
customers and the Vuslic generally before purchasing
myS SHANKLIN Il REILLY,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-07-19

All Kinds OF Spring, UOUon, Halr MOSS and Shuck
Mattresses, Pillows Comforts Sheets, and al other
: ucles in our line.
We also keep constantly on hand large and splendid
assortment of Wallpaper and Upholsry ware, and
enabled and determined to sell low any establish
ment in Louisville or Cincinnati.
UPCarpets, Window Curtains, Roller-shades, &C.,
made up in the latest style and at the shortest notice
UT'Hotels, Steamboats, and Private Houses provided
With anything in the Cpholstry Line. novfN
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From The Louisville Demcer5t
FIuhi iiIF I
yuE TWO EfTSIUNs

THE TWO FUSIONS.
The two conventions of al the honesty according to the
Journal me, Columbus aud indianapolis on Thursday
according 10 appointment In Ohio the meeting was anti
slavery and nothing else but in Indiana they put 'en-
perance plank into their platform Neither convention
mentioned the name whig They consider the Nhg
party deunc1 and do not honor IL with single ausion
No speaker was increet enough acknowledge that be
had been whig They showed however, the rsual eafu-
of demagogues in putting forward men who claimed
% be democrats They create impression that
the democrats have forssken their party and that there
fore they have clear field.
Washington wise man he foresaw the uprising OF
demagogues in these latter days and warned the country
against their treason and rascaiy In his Farewell Ad-
dress he says:
gIn concentrating the causes which may disturb our
Union il occurs as matter OF serious concern that any
ground should been furnished for charseieTzng par
lies by reop raphical dscrimnatons northern and south
ern Atlantic and wesfern--whence designing men may
endeavor TO excite belief that there real difference Of
local interests and views One OF the expedients of party
to acquire influence within particular districts is TO mis-
represent the opinions and aims OF other districts You
cannot shield yourselves much against the aouses and
heart-burnings which spring from these msrepresenia
nons they tend render alien to each other those who
ought TO be bound together by frafernal affection
Washington bad the two conventions IN Indiana
and Ohio he could not have better described spading
Smith Co II had written this paragraph upon
the WALL with the of Washington attached the irai-
tors would have looked like Belshazsr when be saw the
handwriting upon the wall and his knees snote together
The sectional traitors have made their nominations, and
ready for battle with the democratic party The wings
Of those States nowhere The abofiousts assume to
speak for themselves and for the wings as wen.
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KILLED BY A pAETHEH-We learn from, ,,he Abingdon
Virginian that little daughter Of Mr. Barker living in
the lower part Of Washington county, Virginia. killed
few days ago by panther Mrs Barker had sent the
little gir spring for water The child staying longer
than necessary the mother in search other Near
the spring she found traces OF blood and short distance
beyond portion of her chd's body few steps from
the place where the remains Of the child were found
large panther discovered in The unerrng rifle
Of one OF The company who promptly in search
him, the monster observed brought him to
The ground
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United States Patent once,

Washington, July Is, 1854
shs petition Of Ras winans of Basaore, Maryland pr.,
ing for lie him 2o
day OF November, sf for the mode
e1praoB said patent which ales Ilace
me iwen'ysah Gay Of Nosemht, eighteen bandred and fifty
NJ o;sd ,AaI The said pe,iuun on
and all persons nosd appear snd show cause he'
Persons opposing required file In Psscr
Once their oheeuons rpecisIy wiring
:, bearing saken and sa@%ied
nee with the rules OF the occ which will be furnished ap
The testimony will be closed The 50 of November
hed in the Office morning argr
Ordered, thi notice be published the Union, ntel
and GssnaS sas wsnssn D c. %
Post Boston md naas, mn Ohio oss,
- cH.RLEs N AsoN,
@~lf &C. Comn,ss.ioner Patents.
Editors papers please copy thei
siir to the Patent oe, With paper eoniaiang this notice
United STATE. Patent once.
wAsHtxeroS, July 25, 1854
an petiou Robert rranc Hoboken
sSeu on ss ss :" i.nus ls =" in
ihe valves Of when od
said palen,, which place ah ls
ossay .he si aas Of Jsnuary ns., a IL O'Clock md al
nihed and show If they have
Persons opposing The renson are required to he IN The psssn
days before he asy hearing testimony filed by part,
to ,. nsed a. e sad hearing ma bs sksn aud ansmssd IN
t,csiion. re .as.I.'f
The testimony nd of
relied
in the Office before the morning e that days the
any within days lhsrs saner, ~
be published in the Union, niel
Evening Washinron C.s Evening Argus
fhlsdelpha Penas, seienfc American New York;
Boston, week for three
wk previous tie first day Of Isnunry next ,he day Of hearing
CHARI.E6 MASON,
ComasoH~r Patents.
eEdo of the above papers will please copy.
l bills the Patent Once with containing ibis notice
July &--lav3w
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INDIAN pATTiLWe learn from Mr.. +. Beanleau that, on
the 10Th inst party Of the Chippawas about ninety
strong We're me, by Sioux war party Of superior
ber between the Sauk and Grow rivers sort of run
ming, skung fight kept up during the day neither
party being willing to come to close engagement Big
Wind, chief of the Mile Lac EGEd No. Gan Indian of
great bravery ard much respected by his bewas killed
and scalped and four other Chippewas wounded The
Cbippewas claim to have killed Sioux but they took
scalp Night coming On the parties separated seek
opportunity pounce upon each other where the chances
could he found less equal The spirit has never been
ercey aroused between these Indians than during
the present and shall expect before the close
the year to hear Of engagements rather massacres
sanguinary as those Of '39.
The daily union., 1854-07-28

sy GREEN q SCOTT. Awcooneers.
ClNE SADDLE HORSE AND TWO FINE DURHAM MILCt
a jpstzUt.
shah sell, at 20 O'Clock 'front.' Of
die horse suitable io lady and has been used for thai purpose
eighteen nlcails.
And n the time
We shah sell Gne Durham mich and Salses.
Terins IL I-'
And, MT o O'Clock morning
We Shaf sell nfront Of ore, large fni
,ure, groceries, hquo:s &c.
aswa SECOND -hErd bnggicx
n, arly N saddi. "a bride
W'h other articles viii h deem unnecessary
N GREEN HCOTr.
July 2S-d Auctiopeers
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SUNDAY IN PAMs--Mr. James Brooks of the New York
Express gives the following sketch Of Sunday in Paris;
Strange Parisl 1t is Sabbath and the workmen a
new building just opposite my hotel the Boulevards
at work hard as everl They walked up at 6,
counting brick deu ois kc and they keptou count
ing and brickaying all the day The Sabbath Of Paris
differs yet only from weekday in the more brilani
exhibition Of equpages and the greater devotion 10 pleas
ure reasoned little this subject with French lady
who defended the custom with much roluby that her
French If not ber logic coafoundea She defended il
a however With the greatest zeal and energy Some o.
The newspapers in Paris just now arguing purely as
question Of political economy thai work well
seven days in the week in sxtat the laws Of nature
equirehe Sabbath and relaxation and chat therefore,
sabbath work SABBATH shopkeepng Sc ought not to be.
The government think Is hsoring this reformation and
so are the clergy who publicly urging better obser
vance Of the sabbath The appeals have closed few
shops on the Sabbath and the number is said TO Ice in
reasng Indeed the shcpkeepers themselves in order TO
nave ihe Sabbath as holiday combining and one is
agreeing TO shut up il another will If however this
o'hauon succeeds the only result for The will be
greater hronging in the Bois of Boulogne the Eysau
fsaS 'he theatres the cafes and such like places YER
sies nov, IS ihronged Sundays; indeed thai is the
ony nas wnen its galleries aud little palaces all open
ana so rs the Park OF ST Cloud the magnificent jets
'u were tins afternoon in FUN display aud thousands
upon thousands were witnesses Of the spectacle The Yer
saiiles wafer-works play Sundays and the St
Ioud waters upon others This water-works play seems
70 me TO be peculiarly French More anon"
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SALE TO-DAY.
hy GREEN a scvTr, Aucssenssr..

~ 0nHAN q MUTT, AucttoxeeYs.
EATENstNE sALE OF HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FIR
~ NtiukE At AUCTlON-On Friday the asli ,n..nf w.
shall sel al 10 O'Clock asefis hs,.~
oa ~ street. n-fween
bpusf hshen eunslstue, ~
Mahogany sofas, chssss, and lounge
Do eeaus AID oAeT lAsies, gisaDdors
9Th and mahogany glasses
Cane
fsunf chamber. sGd ether carpets naat,ing. Ae-
Do aAd chamber cuIi4ias, shades, ~
Mahogany dressing and other bureaus
wardrobes, wxshstAIds, toilet Sets ke.
Mzpde walnut cottage, and slhet heixtsads
Hsifr khUck. aAd other Ina nc.
Large xssnrtnent OF bidding, OF every description
oae hne dinner set ehsnA glassware, ke-
tookins. parior and
WIN COED and Large Of ksehen atensss-
Term: of and under SOS 125, and
W asys, of Hoieh satisfactorily endorsed sssIns
GREEN 4 SCOTT,
Juy zo-a Aaenoneers
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ny ). &. McGUIRis. Aac,soneer.

HANCEkY SALE OF VALUABLE AND IMPROVED ZEAL
" Estsit Pennsylvania uf
ctrcu court OF the District
passed 10 wherein William s. Lane
ns WIZ sell al puhc auetsoa on the premises Tueslsy h
oih DAY OF 1sy nex nj Oceek that Of
avenue, aad iescnbed InIiows Beginning
point on tbs hue of 99
nofs est corner oi sad and running thence with the lin
tsd avenue weswafdly leaving
tYbt angles souhNady y inches alley about
feet Widths of alley,
iheaec l0 begin
nns together with the improvements ,hereon which
ihrcestory BRICK dwelling building The
ssio property s iuased directly Wiliasas nosr
Terms of One hd o puctsse Spaey paid in
cash af the TINE OF SALE aud the residue
.x TIVE ve and eighteen msphs thereafter
OF sale which deferred
o the purchaser and the title the said properly remah t
trustee uRi! iul Of purchase money the ma
raiincaton OF the tn,e, A. AUSTIN SMITH, Tr1aaee.
lanes G. MCGUIRE,
'u"e Si-eou AuctiOneef
Tuesday afternoon, August l. game hour and place
a. AUSTIN SMITH, Trustee.
,,L.a Jas. G. MIG IRE,
1uy 2o-eod Auct0neer.
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ettci,l
b. shs PTesisss Of fhe United State, Of .smersea
A FEDCLAM ALTON.


Whereas provided OF
the 18th June la
le Gersnsnc the mutual delivery
crmna'sa fuGiives from justice srpuln
shall applied
Gerraanie Confederation which might thereafter declare
whereas tho of schsunburs- Lppe
said
declaration he lodged in he Department OF State Of the Un
therefore, be Il known that Franklin Pierce Pr-sid~n,
america, this information
public order thru the sipuaors the raid
observed ued with good faith respect
Of schsuHburS Lppe by the United the
ciiixeus thereof.
whereoG have rsnh,o hand hs
4 hc United States 10 be affixed.
asinFton the dsr Of Jsy, tn the
of Lord thousand eight hundred and fny -four,
n 81 independence Of INC United States the
ninth
FRANKLIN PIERCE.
ny the President;
w. L. M.soy, secrriary of STATE.
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Richard S. Coke, Judge Advocate.

We yesterday favored with dish of ripe figs, the
product of the District which, in point of size and flavor,
surpassed ANYTHING of the kind have heretofore
Many Of the figs measured from six to eight inches in ccum
ference They from the garden Of old tovnsman,
Mr.. Bousnger located Goth street, whom in
debted for the rich treat Mr. Boulanger, amateur
hortculturst gives only attention to the best and most
eherche kinds of fruits.
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s,y D. &. nc0UIh II. .auctsoneer.


nY OF John wife 10 Jas
~ fuwier, besrng 1851 du,
recorded In Lher J.
o r and records Of Wgsngou county, Cou
ba the subscriber will public pfemise.
O'clock Saturday. day Of August the following
guani and H.
t and eight, M IN square four hundred and 464
all q lots numbe red 90 (tD
- IN SAID 'qua hgnning AZ The northeast of said
trmheted @ and iEsnce south with
boundary feet thence no
alley, rum p
Seventh and parallel forever to p
kept op-n eight feet boundary said li
eleven az fret thence north e) inches
'hefeabns 10 the OF the back building Of said
frooks horse; thence four unit,
tn. dividing line between the houses Mrs Margaret
burn and John ~ Took; with
lightly tt2l feet baf Vir
thence with Virginia place
ofinnins buildings thereof
Terms of sse; One third Of the paid
hand nnf the balance ia equal
o'a with Interests the deferred secured
rust on the premises and all cpnvyances al the expense
chaser
IL the fully complied W:hin days from III.
dry
The cost and risk q the hrs purchaser
JAS J. FOWLER,
Trustee
las. C. MCGUIRE,
July 2s--2awAds Auctoneer.
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steam Machinery fsr United states ste am
Erigatea.
NAVY DxrAHrhxKr,

NAVY HThkkI,
July /. iass
pRorosfrsoss win be drpar.sn a, unit, ,hs hr..
chipey and aPpendaxs and placing su rary
s.~ s.. rss's. TO D. be :. least s IRE. in length
st.,es Boston, New York. and two
specific sum. and include a. p.,ep,
which iss wor1 can ss cssapased. ''
Tbs sos 20 b q w telescope ehinney.
s' ; Sss sosasn.s. .c.A g. So..ias vssuI.,ns
o marine tn. dapc..e pieces necessary
S .u 8. ss M o. ren s. accompany the
A the ~"os ssd necessary .A.y
Navy o.sss .s VI, s. .s IL: w' s.ss ss ss
70, .s sss my s.as -, ,. mssssy IN s.ss
,ss days. a tae avsIsse p<sd lead
lowed se .Sdy u te ssp seadns tbs entire
viii ss feet and lss isoa he ass. 70 the sao@ sf
'~s am sss ne ~ s,ss E Of .s section being eea ss".e feet
coal within The space xsea and iaeiadx ,ss propeller sed
7ss Of ,Sso poands, witch $50 is
a,y ,I.rs S: s., % .s Se H. -ss ne
And dsscca and The depth lh@ iosd the
poe, ss about III feet The srsa q tas
Immersed uaAsvsed section the deep load ns ~'
...: =: ..ss y r. a.. q sss ss. M Ae
lhs P.rtieu' ..rsasensn, oi lss machinery
aavaa.ss be o~sss~s. Sssas - ossssa
be Greatest .ps,a and power with e
The ier,a. Of payment will The
ss .nmrss there sss be q one am
the whole am0nht OF The
ss like completed, further payment
onehfh when ship shall =
10 The fepsmtut
iarthr peynea 81 and when the she hs have been
e pos eesi0u Of he Department. Temed saisacoy
IL months, the aiming ha se paid necessary
during th's Peiod IRON detective aod being
Al The expense of the contractor.
Eneh proposal must specify ths ship for which ts o.r ns
and must be accompanied BY full c0nte and
which, desired will be whose Offers
ny mol te accepted also be stated establishment
. -ift l9'l
Each proposal he BY guarantees
awMd q. will be faithfully
u ddeTs will be required 10 enter for
the sum OF three -fourths the amount OF the
j. c. DOBBfN.
July i-1a"tiAug Secretary Of the Navy
tslrt' ts4 NAVY DErARrnkxT, July 10, 1854.
CONSEQUENCE Of various applications from dnsrent
OF ne unoa States desiring Enable
machinery plans and proposals. be sub
partneht jaiy 1854 the
the scospson Of proposals, Ac extended until the s of Sep
teaDker .1..t-l
July 20-dlwA2aw,lSepl &c. DOBBIN.
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CONFESSION or krRDIRERA prisoner in the iail of 81
1osphs county Michigan has confessed that be was con-
oerned TO some extent in the murder Of young inan
named Thomas Easterbrook, who LEFT Vermont in Decen-
Der last for St Josphs county to be married. but
reached the residence Of his beroed although known to
have started with two men from tavern two and half
miles distant from his destination II appears that soon
aer leaving The tavern they knocked him down stabbed
MN several times until he dead and then robbed him
$500 One OF the men took his boots and the other his
coat ihe prisoner bad the boots The body buried
under tree This story was confirmed by the discovery
oi the body 10 the place described. Two OF the men
phargea with the MURDER have been arrested and put in
prison The man making the confession said he forced
70 participate in the crime by bis companions whom be
met on the road but had par, in the sctua murder
merely taking his share oi the booty.
The daily union., 1854-07-28

In Nashville Tennessee the 25h instant Dr. Jayne
blew himself and house up by putting keg Of powder u
der it -Four adjoining buildings burned with it.
Loss sconsdernble-snpposed to be insured
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UNITED STATES MAIL.


Posr OrrIcx DxrARrMkEr,
July is lesA
day ls6
A!sbama, viii be
oce the Pes Once Department in the OF Washington,
until O'Clock OF th September 1885, be decided by 18th
September foil
7lfl Eurs-vie Hl Cboctaw Corner,
Hill, Dxcns Mile, Shiloh, ,spSacerviie Linden Spring
Hin, Demopots aud Macon, Greensboro Ia0 miles and
Leave every Sunday, Wednesday, and Friday
Arrive at Greensboro in 1e hour, by ..
TUESDAY Thursday and Saturday
Arrve u 8 hours, by y. m.
coaches will be condered
certificate
department proper
southwestern States dBied January 9, 1854.
JAMES CAMPBELL.
Postmaster Genersi.
jury 25-iswzw tinse and Ev.
ONCE Of Untt-d States Peniacnsiary,
Washington CITY, July 10, 1864.
NEALED PROPOSALS, endorsed psopoxals
y sod coa, wiz be received this office 10 O'Clock
August IS, Is5a, cot
$50 cords Of half
and free fatn limbs lap ,t
20 cords ~ good pine f-.N
~ of red Urnf
The wood to be de ivesa the wharf
In the PRISON Yard. ras
Jsy is-2s~im Warden.
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BY GREEN q. SCOTT. Aucs,one.r,.

AucGOneerk-
VERY SUPERIOR AND NEARLY NEW hOUsEHoLi
and kitchen furniture piano forie kc
day, the ist of tha kct 10 oclocE
denee o Mrr o. FsncA The souih side OF E
ween bin anc A ,eeis excellent
nesrl7 new furniture, winch part,
One very superior rosewoodcase piano
Touch
melodeon
Two mahogany plush nd oihe
Mahogany and rosewood reception
One very fine walnut wring
Ottoi9sns and msntel ornaments
Mahogany marble Top and other tables
PArior and other curtains, window shades, ha.
One large French pate mirror, yesy
Velvet tapes, Bl-ses grain, carpets, oco,h
Two mahogany sidebossos, and chairs
One fac mahogany exear.un dining table
Feather beds, hair and other bedding, &c.
mahogany walnut mnrbieto dressing
do do vashstxnds to,Ist ssfs
Do and walnut ward5obes And beds.esds
Large assortment Vt cutlery, glass, and crockeay
A 6ne lot OF table ,nen
With other articles unnecessary
TE
The sale will be well worthy the wishing
furniture
Terms: All s2s s25
and four months endorsed bearing
r. S-The house is for t-tLa
GREEN 4 SCOTT,
July 2o-eodAdE Aucuoneers.
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ProPosaisRspaT- "a, the University OF Virginia. aud
for Hater-worAs q 935 900.

July as--sswAds Auctoneer. .
Proposais~Rspsu- az the University virgni~, and
for waser-uorks to the amauns Of s35. .ooO.
pRoros 'La w,H b resolved the Procros Office 10
o. University buildings
a ss %s n anS %s @ e M b yy for %
Iruci for the
. q" s e Si
WI" nc gwen wen r,bs m s Isl sas p 1ny &
ROBERT r.. rRENTls,
July 2i-dsopis'sep Proctor OF University Of Virginia
rTHE rKtD ARICk FEMALE SEMINARY Is a naliy
sssnssd e,as saese chartered ana 1naowSa with 800
land hsy and pleasant tv in rne scuhe-n
number, library, ns,ru
~ & arsr snd R a. S =
thorough, extensive and fued ecucucon seminary
land .
and on,h- particulars Rev srpamus rus,u
Ju,y sl--dst tp3mcss
4 nwELL,NG~sopsE wANrED-Reni no, to exceed
y $50 Apply to " Dickins sh the
Iuly 27--d5tss
go -----
t'LAssscAL TEACuER wANTED.-wanted a gentleman
areosy auaird 70 teach ~. ,n and Greek languages 80
iuonaior a to slsry dves, l be promptly furnished
plicEHis Address 4
July s7--del. tIerandria. Virginia.
Richmond Ene i, Ba,. sun, rhla Ledserl
q. =
Aw sooks-A good collection Of standard law sooss for
bought IN Boston, Nsv York o rnisdelphs:
July N FRANtk TAYLOR.
1,tE Miniature shsk spe are, tn o vols.
Il Tsn Nights n Tsp Room; by T. =. Arihuf.
Life and Wafks uf sobeu Burns vols
GstHan Lsterstur-
Stories of
French Revoluiions; vols
Masonry and Anti Masonry, by Alfred Crrish.
TAi-- of 'nd Times translated from the German.
Chsmnerss Pseers for the People, vols.
DO Miscellany 70 vo.s.
THE New York Quarterly Review f4 July
TAYLOR SMAURY,s
July ~ Bookstore, 9th street.
DOYs' svNnER CLDTHlNG-W just received =
ID iare. and styles euasuss boys
y desirable, which
customers and The public this greatly reduced
prices
Boys clothing OF every description made 10 order.
WALL n STEPHENS,
Penn. avenue, between On and loth streets,
July a6a donr Iron Han.
t,kNflEnEN's Fur rntAbiisg Goods OF best qualities
VI al New York p1cesWe woud attention ~
chasers f.nsraiy splendid assortment Of
White
sik, rno, ard unoershts
Linen
trnvats, ies, hsndkerchirf~, -crrfs
Gloves, rollste, he i~fy. Ac-
Making the fms goods, moderate
prices 10 b. fund
WALL STEPHENS,
Penn. be, OH and ,orh
door 70 Iron Hall siso, three doors
July y--A esss Of the National Hotel
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gentleman IN 81 Louis went the house-'op one
last week 10 sleep; afterwards be rolled off and
dashed bis brains out
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Murkete.

NEW YoRK, July 27.Flour dullsaes Of 5000 barrels
State brands Sc 81 81 50 southern, s. so Ss 81.
Wheat unchanged Cornales of 900 bushels mixed 8s
cents; white, rs cents; yellow 81 cents Provisions dull
Cotton declining,
BALTIMORE, July 27.--Flour unchanged, but dull and
dropping under the influence of the Africas news Wheat
sales of 10 900 bushels white l76 lss cents red
l1O cents. Cornsale Of f6 600 bushels white 73 rs
cents yellow, " cents. Oats 40 As cents Ryesales OF
500 bushels at 80 cents. Other articles unchanged.
The daily union., 1854-07-28
Important from Veaexaela. i.

NEw NoRK, July 27-Late advices from Curacao, re-
ceived by the Venus at this port state that revolutionary
movement had taken place Villa de Coro
Paez who rs In exile and il thought that the revolution
would be successful General Juan Garseo has
LOCO of the revolutionary party The troops
number enly 800 men.