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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENT
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THE NEW YORK STEAM
BLANf BOOR

BLINK B00R
MANUFACTURING ESTABLISHMENT.
0:s % III Winter S ss a .H
ss q; pIs Ss. a;
s,a end; S.ss.. p.ssd, .ss. and upwards.
A., ,.: Rs. & a.
Royal: an. sss.,. asss t:;:. s: $
% SSH' q p; ass
Rse.lp. Accounts BLANKS. Letter Copying
n 81 oysSs,' ass%. & Of
nS re- ss
siaOusr aud Dealers generally appfoysd paper BY
s,sou,, when l1o s..sq .,.ss Ne. YS..
p1SI I EAS sSE 1N
Fair .s SPs1r .r w s.'d i d a. 5
We. Si Ss ven pa,sss.ss. %.ss.s'ss
ap29-daa-t.l g. oAnILL-
INDsA bs, MUM1EE GOODS.
nesna IL naen Il, ,.non r. m nn% 90
% s soaS. .is sS
hand and ti iss''s from " GISHs
$$SES $$$Iss sASHH5'
nna .x.S; ., pn,,., Good, 0RoToS HOSE
q well
pera9ous 1t affords great pleasure inform Brr
RUBBER CLOTHING,
them
that have been, or BE offered them elsewhere.
Orders respectfully solicited and attended with and
sI Maiden Lane and 50 Nassau street, New
T,IEs HAzARD s5 POWDER COMPANY, M.nuhi eiuFeFs Of
TRil S'@Ressr
ARIcis sFoRIISe lspIAs RIFLE" snoor
Also assortment Of Powder for Rasting and nimng
and for Erpo,t
too we'll known to require comment .; For sc ;a!sby
Agents. Richmond
A. q. HARARD, President.
A. DouoLlss, Secretary. apI-dsm-lHl
EXGEisioh SEWING MAChINt's s-Made BY HOOD, BAT.
J September 10TH lSI6. These Machines warranted (h
repair bull, in good
ers' and sAhders' work, In warranted sa
The sn,eh vi. not rip any more than common sewing
street. Philadelphia, stairs
my9-dly-Isl WA. DAWSON, Agent.
IL PHESEThe subscribers manufacturers
In the above articles aud offer for sale the
ses OF spirit lamps TO be found in the United
They would call special attention to the Idfen y IogeS
Lamp, which furnishes the brilliant
and the principle DAyy Safety Mine Lamp
an explosion from accident impossible II superior
artificial light where the
Materials for light of best quality always for sale the
market price. CHAS- STARR, JR, CO.
III Fulton street, New York
UNoLIaN AND OTHER PINNOs.-BERRY GORDON 297
InL Broadway Publishers OF Mrsc-Apd Dealers Wholesale
oraed Roan Grand and other Pianos made by Hae
Pianos considered superior to all others
Melodeans Music supplied
DERRY GORDON Successors to T. Berry, 29I Broadway
p g.. Roiian Planes have the latest improved
| vocng. oc9s-iyTiMl
VON PHYFE n Ivory and ma of Ivory
- Goods, Murray sreet,N.f. ocl9-dly
nm
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shee's - eet and warranted
any climate. N. VAN BRUNr,
mhzo-orn IS Durlng slip, New York.
Hpl LEFT lts PATENT sEtlHED IsIs-PULyEK.
A0 MACHER's PATENT HYDRO. o.ELECrRlC voLTAIC CHAINS
constructed to be worn under the
dscoxory In medicine and electricity present
ons pains such as head nd toothache
their mild and
action on the body diseases Of years
paralysis nervous complaints liver diseases
success in all those dreadful diseases children called
also in teehing and dis
ORDERS OF the bowels They
tie
auhg these ELECTS weigh about two
pocketboo always ready
last man hse time, guarding himself family
against that number OF diseases which mild
streaming electricity is perfectly safe, certain,
speedy renedy The price of complete chain is as
batteries from tl0 to t22 so. " - W.
Incredible the above person can sasy
convince himself Beforehand at the depot truth
OF The Invention has been acknowledged America
by the Academy Of Medicine New chains
been applied with the
bellevue and Wards Island Hospitals CITY
etc. In Europe by the Royal Colleges Physicians
IN London by the Academies Rationale de Medicine
the Imperial Faculty Vienna by Faculty at
ana other scientific institutions Of the
principal hospitals In Europe. "
The propretors possession testimonials TO the
elect from all the above institutions Europe
well as Of the most eminent and OF The
profession in both hemispheres public to
them ~ " FN " N~-"''"e
Pull and illustrated descriptions personal use and
Tor sciehnc men, with copies Of testimonials number
cured IN New York Europe graft.
the office They will be forwarded postage any part
the United states In answer to prepaid inquiries
cents postage stamps J. sTEtNERT, Sole Agent,
No. 5Gs Broadway, Prince street New York
For sale by PURCELL, LADD CO., Agents. Richmond
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THE undersigned having formed connection for the purpose
conducting Commission Forwarding
tho iiiy Of Richmond the style doooH HARRIS
respectfully sclts the the public oonnua
ton The fayors Of the friends the late hrm Of NhNoEk GooCH
ID. p. GOOOH,
snd January, 1854. JNo. A. HARRIS.
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WINDOW GLASS, PAINTS. &c
HOPKINS BROS, Imp'ls Of HarScH wtypov q, a.. ~,
II 6l Barclay street "SU'H "L'ss NO
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No advertisement be considered month Jear,
unes peened on the Manuscript previously agreed
the parties.
az advertisement copy specified
Der OF Insertions will be continued until ordered
enacted accordingly.
EH RxnulAR ADvExrsrxrxrsToavo avoid
the state
w. that their privileges only extended to their immediate business
Ral all other
additional charge, aud variation.
Estate General Agents
rates. subject
such discounts q shall be agreed upon
Auctoneers Booksellers yearly generally
sssgng more with the privilege change shall
their yearly
amount agreed the standing rule under the
all exceeding such be charged
Advertisements inserted In whig
per square and 80 per
square for each continuance.
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TILES FOR FLOORS AND CHIMNEY Tops r
IIo M Coates YouLE, No. 27s Pea,I,,,..,
Metals, &C. S" iofs, Plumbers Materials.
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HMPORTANT TO MILLERS AND MILL OWN
ERSR HARRIS SONS Patent Improved and scour.
Ing Machines and Fans Highest Premium awarded
Palace Also the Gold and Silver Medals the
ute New York These Machines successful
10 over 5o Mills In the United sate Also In Canada
Mexico Denmark and South AmericAbeing
Prus Coneave and Stones an Iron Frame
to get out OF order and has larger securing surface
respectfully invited to give them trial by "
HARRIS SONS, Mlers and hachins EE Jer.
mh9I-Jsm-T,1
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NDOCkET AND TABLE CUTLEHY.-Inisndlng
n to close business In the Of summer
tcrinE goods a Importation asd invite ali vho
in TO call bargains Is
rarely odered. RoBERTsoN GATES 4 RADCLIFFE
my9T y. IGN of the Anvil.
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NJoTICE.-Thc nrm Of NANCE aoocH was dissolved on
~ the Ist Instant BY mutual consent The of the
nrm win be used by either the parties, for the purpose only
closing their late business. THOMAS J. NANCE,
January End, 1854. ID. p. G00CH.
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NyILS.-we have hand a Anviis which We are or
IN feribg at cost, with vi. " o close business
ROBERTSON, GATLs RATCLIHRT
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THE ATLANTIC RAILING WOHIIs AND FUU NDItY
HAsuFIcTuRE
"COMPOSITE IRON RAILING"

WH1H 10 called because composed OF Wrought and Cast
w ron connected without vets OF joints the ornaments and
being melted the Wrought Metallic
Moud making each panne solid piece and avoid
ing all creyces where rust generally be made
light like WIRE RAILING heavy like CAST IRON RAILING
This Railing unequAed for Strength and DuabI
~ and peculiarly adapted 10 CENETARY LOTS because II
never needs repairs.
Also OF PIRN FENCE IS 90 l6 feet, easily
transported and set, very much liked.
Also. all kinds OF Wrought and Cast Iron Fences verandahs
Balconies, &c. Machinery and other Castings to order.
Designs and further In orma,on sent address free
BY GEORGE FOSTER, Agent.
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a ErNA ANp PRorEorIoN EIRE INsnnA NGr ln,,r. ~,

A ETNA AND PROTECTION FIRE INSURANCE COMA NIts
N or HARfFORD COHHEOTICUT-A0sncv at RicS.
OndThese Companies continue against or dam
age By nre Dwelling Houses Furniture Establish
ment Merchandise and all kinds Of inturable properly on t.
most favorable Any losses which these may su
tain rs1ucS taken at the Agency will be adjusted prompt
and lIberAlily. n. BALDWIN, Agent.
Ia9O No Ma gir..,
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sRdA BasKkT, HkID,ICK CHAMPAGNE WINE quarts
my2T WADE W. woOLDRIpGE
THNO LOVBs OF ICE WATER-Another supply of the eel.
ebrAted Double Ice Pitchers by complete Ire
Hher ever oftred 20 the public just opened
my2T BULRLEY 4 CO's lsT NaiI al
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1u broadway, Publishers OF Mrse-and Dealers Wholesale
retail In Pianos Meodions
brated Roian, Grand, other Haet Davis
Co. Bosonwhose Pianos considered superior all
Great bargains in New York Pianos
Meodeans Music supplied whoesale the
DERRY GORDON Successors to g. Berry, 29T
Pianos to let.
p g. H. d. Co.'S ROlian latest Improved
Nolcing. oc2s-ly-lMl
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SELLING oFr-sELLING OPP

I'D ARG m onernR A, good n b,r,,t, -
ND any house In this line oer goods sderJ and
strange TO ssy an selling PR0FIr NO HUMBJG
Those In want genuine well made Clothing my stock
large, OF the latest Styles Of good m
small profit will allow Every article found In rne
mans Furnishing House Call and examine NV
HN IPA SvITIT -S
my24 ia NsJn 80,
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RnArENT BALANCES.-we have on hand rev on the
pleased to see those who in want
ROBERTSON GATES 4 RATCLIPYE
No Saivn tb.A
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$4,000 sSEE TssEE 5tSIass 81 sSHSs II S.tal2R

n GOODMAN will from this date 10 eioas out hs
entire stock Of Ready Made Clothing, in store Ereay
ducei prices, r cash ony for the lin sspte-
With large stock of gs Goods wholesale trade tusr-
throughout the State will mind one ard ain
are respectfully solicited 70 ea aud examine stock
varied Goods up stock
complete, comprising article
pare tal Of the latest styles) Opportunity
the greatest Bargains has before been oRsrsd Richmond
The Goods viii be sold. >. n. GOODMAN,
No i9t Main street, opposite Eaeis Square.
~ BCothing In suits for house veil The
stock large Those In vant bJ this great
myie LD.s.
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FLOOR OIL. II.UTIia
NJ VAN DRUNT, IS BIrling SIP, Neto York MANUPAC.
~ rURER and DEALER OF
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS
oilers to the trade favorable
and splendid patterns Of FLOOR on CLOTHS OF
uiaeture in sheets - warranted TO
climate. N VAN nRIiST
unh2 fin '
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snd January, 1854.

An TFVNKN.--Wo have received
IN large stock Of superior Travelling
them are very large convenient and strong
made out OF the best sole leather
think that can be found In Virginia; large superior
Ruiset Bellows Top Nalee suitable Buggies
STYLE and Of good thick leather large assortment OF Carpet
We invite friends before they
buy We intend keep very articles in our line without
regard 10 cost. -
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,oo,iiu BOOKSELLERS AND sTATIoYERs.
Ia sellers and s,,GG No 81 John st. Wholesale Roo,
Books. and Manuk Of all kinds OF pIs N
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XNOVR WIRE.-we Offering At large a,sortm.nt
w Of Woye Wire We Invite all who give
call ROBERTSON, GATES RATCLtPFR,
VII No g.Iw, 81 an.
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FAGEisIoh SEWING MACHINES -Made BY HOOD, BAT
IL TELLE CO, Worcester, Mass patented b. Eas Howe
Jr September 10th. lSij These Machines (w
use) OF repair Ths built in sub
stantal and workmanke and will do Tars shoemAk
ers and sAdlers work. In warranted satss-
faction The stch will not rip than
done by hand Call and them In operation at cHEsSUT
street. Philadelphia, up stairs.
mys-dly-tNl W. A. DAWSON, Agent.
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NNANrED.-I wish to employ a single man Ia AZ, =.
OVerseer On Yarn situated short distance from the
city One that Is thoroughly competent obtain God and
permanent htuAuon. - WA q. ALLEN,
nyls llih St, between Main and Bauk,t,
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CUBA IN PARLIAMENT.

An interesting debate in Parliament upon the
sage ana discussion upon the relations of Great Britain
and the United States to Cuba the chief points of in
in the from Great Britain In the of the
Cuban discussion, Mr.. Bailey made this remark;
Most assuredy unless she fulfilled her engagements with
u.s. took that Cuba should longer be the grand
and indeed sole seat of the slave trade which she had
dertaken suppress she could fairly complain Eng
land took prepent Cuba from falling into the
hands Of the americans"
To which Sir James Graham officially responded:
Sir j. Graham aid that though he could not Mt all
the proposition that by way of collateral argument
to hand Cuba to the United States, the
cruisers both the of Cuba and the
of Africa should be- if possible augmented and every
used for securing the real cooperation of the author
ties of Cuba" HEAR
Mr.. Golden took up the defence Of his colleague and
made the following emphatic declaration: -
.'Whou saying word about the expedency of giving
Cuba the United States, assisting that country to take
possession of the island he thought would be greatly for
the interests of humanity if the United States other
power that would altogether dcountenance the slave trade
should possess it," [Cheers.l
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-05-02

The EcLrsE-An annular eclipse Of the sun, We have
before observed viii the 26th of the present
month The Boston Journal thus speaks Of the matter
IL win commence hiry-hree minutes past o'clock
in the morning and continue two hours and four minutes
or until about three minutes before o'clock SO
our readers will have 70 rise bcmes to IL In this
eclipse the apparent diameter Of the compared with
that Of the will be about ls 70 10 and consequently
some nine-enths Of the win be covered The path of
the eclipse win the western part of the Atlantic ocean
Massachusetts Maine New Hampshire Vermont New York
Upper Canada Lake Superior Northwest and Washington
ores and thence through the southern edge Of Brit
sh America to the Pacific The central line OF the
eclipse viii New England Portsmouth, and its
path viii extend sxty-two miles on either side Boston
win fall within TIA path To those the central line the
sun win appear, during the middle Of the eclipse like
huge circle Of light the covering every part except
very rim the outside In Boston the appear
win he much the same only the ring Of light will be
wider side than the other Tho central path of
the eclipse win be from Kttery, opposite Portsmouth, in
norhwestery direction through the towns OF Dover Bar
rington Pised Canterbury, Franklin HILL Grafton, and
Lebanon The eclipse wil however be visible to greater
or less extent in all parts Of North America excepting
Guatemala and the southwest part Of MEXICO II viii also
be visible in Ireland Greenland Northern Rnsss parts Of
Sweden and Norway the eastern part Of Asia the West
Indies and in the northern countries Of South America.
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RFTORTS COURTEOUS.

During the very able and powerful speech Of Mr. Barry
the Young and eloquent representative in Congress from
mississippi few days ago he replied 10 Mr. Cullom,
enneee who has lately tried to nerpoate parenthcsis
o nearly every speech made in favor Of the BILL with the
nappiest effect Mr. O. had charged the administration
WIN coaescing with the reesoilers, which Mr. B. denied
out added that If such had been the fact heretofore
we Spectacle presented to the country that at the very
"'nea' tho administration became sound on Nebraska
u against The aboIihonists the gentleman from Tennes
~ himself Nr c. had become very much identified with
The abolitouis,sl
TUG Columbus (Ga) Enquirer, whig paper, has cor
PO"uent who tries to show that the democrats of the
O'' are not to be trusted upon national principles be
o. the eghty-two democrats from free States voting
~ Mt Cuttings motion 70 refer the Nebraska bill to the
o0m'lee Of the whole House on the state Of the Union
"" Wenty-eight voted against the motion His object is
snow That the northern wings are more to be relied
Wv" oy the South than the northern democrats and this
ue' 70 effect ~ cooly emitting the fact from his argu
ut That there not whg ftom free State that
'O'eo no upon Mr.. Cuttings proposition.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-05-02

Under the wing administration which came into power
s4o aud gave way its in 1861 series Of
monster frauds were consummatcd involving expendi-
rc Of vast Of the peoples money, and duplicating
some Of the most distinguished wings in the country I'm
d the administration OF General Pierce which has been
10 power little more than year, have had frauds
punished extmvagance Of the description arrested
and economy enforced in the various departments Of the
government How do the reckless calumniaors Of the
democratic party attempt TO this forcibe and adj
monitory cou,rast7 BY halng Mr.. Fillmore and his
councillors and those who survive Of the Taylor dynasty
as many examples Of political purity and integrity and
by asang General Pierce and his cabinet corrupt and
ertrayagant The historian when he comes TO write of
the last FIVE years win be appalled, at the compacent
daCy with which the truth has been sacrificed by
sruPulous party
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Ap % "a


ny J. q. MCGUIRE, Auetsoneer
GOVERNMENT SALE OF VACANT LoTs.-on Tuesday ar
VI Nay I'd O'Clock, shall sell
the following named property
Square No %, los 10
Square No 655, lots e. s, g. ., and II
Square No 77e, lot
Square No ITO, LOT ~
Square No. ell lots 10, VI, ~, and -
Square Of square No $50, all
Square No ,06o, io3
Square No. ,o79, iota
Square No. I.06s, LOT
Square No l,0o6, lot III
Square No. i,l07, lot
Square No. Lilo, lots Ia, Ia. 40.
Terms cash. in spece.
Jas. G. MCGUIRE,
APPS Auctoneer.
n1-Immensaseiy amer the above
Half Of os, containing comprising
4, 6, ', g. and o.
Square $50, los H. ,so4 feet
Square 500, lot \, $3.50 do
Square one, lot 7, 1880 do
Square lo7e, loa III, ,>e0
Terms oneha the residue in and twelve months
JAS G. MCGUIRE,
An @-d Auctioneer.
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SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES.


Charles Wheeler, James g. Van Dyke, and Furman
Sheppard esqrs, Of Philadelphia and Thomas X Smith
esq, Of Washington city (late Of Cincinnati Ohio) were
admitted attorneys and councillors OF this court
No. 81. William H. Seymour al, plaintiffs in error
Cyrus II Mccormick The argument Of this was
continued by Mcssr Stevens and Reverdy Johnson for
the defendant in error.
Adjourned till tomorrow, at II o'clock, a
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-05-02
nHANGEs oF rHE Day.

We remember, says the Baltimore Argus in our school
boy days that thought while reading the metamor
phoses OF Ovid that Of them strange and hard
to beat But the changes Of the present day among poll
tcians put flight all youthful notions and throw
poor Ovid far in the shade Who would have expected
hear Old Bullion preaching wing doctrines and the Ba
Patriot Iandg him for them2 II would be truly
aughable TO look back few short years ago, and
what this Patriot said of Col Benton and whether
there redeeming trait 10 be found amid the black
catalogue Of his political sins We think the faith of the
ancient jews not stronger that good could
Of Nazareth than the belief OF the Patriot good
thing could come from Benton And yet we have lived TO
see the Patriot prasing Old Bullion asute and
exemplary man. whose judgment and influence OF
the very first order.
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SALES TO-DAY.


L OUR Two-sroRY FRAME HOUSES AND LOT AND VA
building sucsnOn Tuesday, the I'd May, shall
SELL In honi Of the premises half pas, O'Clock ms lot No
N 23d between north,
ams houses,
containing conveniently arranged each, and
be sold
And Immediately .er the sale Of the above we shall ss lot No
7e IS 10Th between
north, running back III feet to wide alley,
half balance six and twelve months for
bearing sale deed and deed
GREEN d
ARID Auctioneer
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VERY VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON FOURTH STREET
opposite the Judiciary Square ~ sactie~wlbe offered
public auction tuesday, sd day Of May, On
ocack pemises, valuable and beautifully oca.ed
building <H between snd streets
opposite the judiciary Square being Of lot No In
No. 5aa having Of rs fee, inches and running bach
81 feet ~ nchsA, -, feet This lot one
building Wash
profitable
valuable first class residences.
Terms Of cash the balance In
H. and ~ months with interest," the defer
red payments secured deed cuust the pvopey.
JAs G. Mcguire,
An I'd
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THE have this day entered into eoprnehp for the
general banking business under the
once avenue
prepsred receive the
mayt proper business with hem
will attention 10 the
on
the United States
stion Of A No business paper Of tho District
PETER A. KELLER,
w.,urs-ros, May y 1854 j. 3. MCKINNEY.
Ap a0-dlm.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-05-02

AMERICAN rT BALuc-ln answer TO the piece Of
intelligence by the last that three American
sells were likely be seized by the English feet in the Bal
tic is stated that tho only American vessels known be
in the Baltic the ships Srelna and Flying Childers
and barque Sherwood which at Elsineur April 9th,
bound Cronssdt and if there it is said It is not proba-
bic that they have anything conraband Of board
though the English feet may attempt to prevent their
going to Cronstadt
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-05-02

While the abotonists and wings of the North are in
dusrously coalescng their forces with the ownohings
in the different northern cities-now ohings being
alias for native opposing the Ne
braska bill because among other things il refuses the
naturazed citizen right yoteand this with the
fact before them that this prohibition will be stricken out
Of the bill BY the House. Comment Is unnecessary.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-05-02

PmLAprLPpA, May There Is tremendous freshe in
the Delaware river In the vicinity Of Easton IL Is "a feet
above the usual height and overlooking the canal The
foundation the wall the inlet lock has been washed
away The Morris canal is also injured greatly, and the
track Delaware railroad The Lehgh river also
above the usual height The destruction Of property
has been immense.
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Henru Dnmnnos.

BosTos, April 29ln the Of George y. Southwick
against the city OF Boston, the jury oday verdict for
the plaintiff finding damages TO the amount Of Sl2 900
souhwck fell into oelarway in Congress Square break
ing bis back, and brought suit against the city.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-05-02

New YoHR, April 3o--A house smashed by a land
slide Furman street, Brooklyn yesterday occupied by
Mrs Cogan, boarding house Her daughter, II years
Of age killed. VIM. Currnn also killed, and seven
others badly injured
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-05-02

CrscNNArI, April 2s.The Ohio Legislature passed bin
to-day prohibiting the circulation o. foreign bank within
the State Of a less denomination than $40
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CiScISsATi, April 29.-The weather here is cold and
cloudy, and the lies inches ground here
well ss sixty miles north and west OF u.s.