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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-02-20

WHEELER q ROBINSON,
ATTORNEYS AND COUNCILLORS AT Law,
Successors to Ihgle, Wheeler a. lglchart)
General Lac and Collecting Agsney. corner Msis end
First sts., ErsmsrHis, Ind.
J.F CRISP,
CITY RECORDER AND JUSTICE OF THE PEACE,
Fosters BatIdiag. Up Stairs.
T F.CRISP. having removed his Once TO Fosters
d building will be on hand at all times 10 take &c,
of Deeds. Mortgages &C.. AMI attend
to all business required of him ~ Justice Of tss Peace
f. ty-;f
LOST,
I'M Thursday evening, Second street. between 10
I J Gust street aud Rev WIN. mcCsrcr's resi-. enss,
ANAL Diamond Breast Pin and Gold Gun P1n. lhe
finder will be literally rewarded upon leaving them ut
III. of,ice of,he Journal. lfebitu
NEW RICE.-5 ,iercesjus reed. for sale by
~ feblI =. 4. GILBERT a CO., Sys. near Waser.
~ BOXES Dicks Tobacco and gross Yellow Bank
% Fine cut, for .als by tfeos) FOSTER & BROWN.
,OFFEE.-5o bags Deep green New Rio, for sale
any . = sse. near water.
[. W. Winston. ". wISsTos. 7. WINSTON.
WIN r . n & 90
WHOLESALE pKALIRsiS rr-l
IDE1~ sNDGD aD-e
Ne. 20 Pearl street. bstusen .Main and Wslssf.
CincimMati.O.
fbII-Imd&w.
Star cAEDLHs.ss Se,s: an. an. half
}ss ss' p's E. s' SiLsERT Co, sss near Water
DECEIVED per steamer Southerner.
II 30 bxs NJ. K Raisius; 81 half bxs N. r. Fasins;
sSar;sS. do; n s.ss new G Go5,.nss;
T., n sale wholesale or retail n %nsfs
| lust received per steamer Empire
d hhds choice New Orleans Sugar, for family and
| for sale at the low est figures at
iauy4 - T. BACON & CO.'S Family Grocer,
SELECT SCHOOL
NTRS. NJ. A. NORRIS respectfully announces to the
Nl citizens Of Evansville that che wi open School,
Monday, January 10TH for the instruction ola limited
number OF pills in tbs regular branches ofan English
EducatiOn.
Having had constan. experience for the last II years.
orterns Be- apply residence, First street.
second door from the Episcopal Church.
| Messr,. ALLIS Il HOWES,
HORNBROOK & CHURCHILL,
| SHANKLIN REILLY.
COTTON YARN, Carpet Chain and Batting
" 36l bags In store and lending from steamer X NJ.
| feU2 Syc.near Water.
| TUST reed per Railroad
20 bushels Cor, n, Meal; ,S s sacks Flour
so boxes Sugar Cured Ham;
Is bashel. Apples; s. lbs Table Butter
jausi Dol Leaf 'A'D' '0' if r. BEDFORD, Second st.
INYSTERS a. LOBSTERS.-14csses Hermeti-
ca!ly Sealed fresh Baltimore Oyeers aad Lobsters
in aud two pound cans warranted sound and good
just reed, for sale by 5. b. GILBERT 60.
an3u Syc. Water.
CATSUPS, PICKL ES, SAUCES, OHS.
TE1iS, &c
DECEIVED direct fiom Baltimore
| IL boxes 81 doz pint Tomato Cslsup;
i do 81 doz quart do do;
4 do Z doz quarts rfckles,
| do doz litigation do:
| do dOz do do:
4 do dog blackberry Cordial;
do doz pint Pepper Sauce;
do doz quarts do do;
do IL doz q Cans Oysters:
i 6 do ~ dog q do do. warranted to keep
one year for sale the lowest figures by
1 ianJ 1. d b. HEIMANN, Main street.
;! (yHEESE Reed per steamer Charleston
~ - boxes No. ! Cream Cheese fer sale toy
Ii a. A
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IMPORTANT TO THE LADIES.

OF NEW YORK, .
TINE Justly celebrated teachers Of q system OF
l. DRESS CUTTING. have just arr, ed. and will give
the Ladies' of this city and vicinity. for few days lee
sons IN Cutting Ladies' aud hii ems dresses, 10y per.
feet aud improved that will enable them ft all
forms nd with the Attest precision, without ths
troublesome necessity OF tr. in. or altering single
si'tch u - ~ simple thai any per on of common en-
pacity learn nit them selves others in any
desirable with two hours instruction.
To those who wish 10 engage in profitable and ucra-
tive business ii is OF the utH os Importance hose
who wish only To cui for themselves anu frie"ds it 10
worth ten tines the price of instruction. Perfect salts
faction given ar no charge. Patterns cut, warrsbted to
IL The form. pay. All ndiy invited call and
free ofcharye, the house oil aiel oose. Esq,
Second street
REFERENCES.
MRS SHANkLlN, MRS. wM. REILLY.
feblJ-lf
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- SS-WARE.-Just received and for sale AZ sustio
" and private sale = lot Of Glassware.
jan27 WOOLSEY & NELSON.
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ID EDSTEADS--Just received aud for sale low, 10
ID of highrosi Bedsteads.
jan27 WOOLSEY NELSON.
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NEW York. Feb. rs. ?. NJ.

Sales 50>bgs Rio coffee al l2c; -four deciin-
ing tendency 5000 bbls sold at S-ti2is9, $40 DO ;
S ,uthern s STAG IL wheat mar ket dull, 5J0J
bu> Southern While sold at 2U5, dull, de-
Ginning tendency, and prices con, iJer. bly lower;
4S.UW bus sold at 9Sca>l: iuseed oil hrm 40UY
bbls sold al Tic Orleans sugar firm.r; 200 Dbl,
pri On whisky sold at 33c, lower cut III ats GA
a..
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NHAIRS.-Just received and for sale low at our Fu
~ nitnre rooms on Water ssre:t. 30 dozen wood-sea
cane seat. and sofa-seut Chairs ri
janl7 WOOLSEY & NELSON.
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SOFAS.-Just received and for sale at Furniture
~ rooms, eight hne Sofas.
jan27 wOOLSEY & NELSON.
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IN RcSre.- '-. Boston mily Soap in store and for
IN 0le o. (jeu39 C,ok'S Fsnlly Grocery.
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A LARGE and elegant asso tment OF Valentines @
~ every descripti n-CUmic, Serious and Sentinen
iaI ju.t received and for sale. wholesale retail by
fabl Thus. CONYNGTON.
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N Il WS BY LEGRAPH.
APPOINTMENT OF TERRITORIAL OFFICERS.
Judge Douglas and the Administration
PROCEEDINGS IN CONGRESS.
DISSOLUTION OF THE CANADIAN PARLIAMENT,
&C., &C., &c.
From Washington.

WASHINGTON, June 23 1854
THE TERRITORIAL APPoNTMENrs--PoslrIo soF
JUDGE DOUGLAS WITH THE ADMINISTRATIONS,
ETC.
The nominations Of Rec Ter and Gen Butler az Go.
vernors of Kansas and Nebraska respectively and of
Noooson of Virginia. Secretary for Kansas ami COM
mings of Iowa. Secretary for Nebraska not yet
been acted upon, but they Will Of course be confirmed
1t Is stated in this connection that Judge Douglas ap-
Piled for the appointment Of friend Of his as Secretary
OF Nebraska but il refused The unsuccessful ap p
cant for the Office is young of unescep ona ble
Character but his chances destroyed the fact
that Judge Douglas endorsed him. We have before
stated that the Judge regarded with the ea
lousy by the administration. II are wrong perhaos
the Union will dare deny that the facts we stated
above are correct 1t is almost ludicrous to think that
The originator of the Nebraska b and its II cham
pion could not obtain petty appointment under for
political friend amply qualified for Office
THE GovERNoRsuP OF KANSAS.
The Sentinel of this morning saws that rumors are
aoat that the President is about give the
OF Kansas to a nonslayeholding man. whose opinions
upon the territorial bills unsoupd unknown The
Seinel complains if this be true, that the President
will nullfy and abrogatc the intent Of the bills.
The President and family left here this morning to pass
o few days at Old Point Comfor,
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MORNING EDITION-SATURDAY JUNE 24 1854
Brooklyn Cfsy News.

The CHOLERA Two new cases Of Asiatc cholera were
reported IN this city yesterday both the Sixth ward.
1he names OF The persons Mary Campbell who
sices a, the ict of Warren street. the rver and
man named Carroll who ises in Colum bia street. noar
Legraw steet la the opinion OF the attending physi-
cinn, both case8 are likely TO prove fatal
TuE CHOLERA HOSPITAL The Brookly n Board OF Health
at regular meeting held yesterday morning. selected
building known the old Jackson home stead srua
on Lafayette avenue between Raymond and Navy streets
AZ hospital Tor the accommodation oil cholera patients
Subsequently, special meeting oi the Board called
and the action previously had scinded when on
motion II was resolved 20 take possession and occupy
portion OF the premises situated he side of
Raymond street, at the OF Wioughbv street.
Hospital for the reception Of persons attacked with
cholera.
committee of two, consisting Of Aldermen Simon
son ad Cueyedo, was authorized to employ suitable
physician, superintendent and nurses and agree upon
proper conn ensstion
Tho President of the Board is uthori2ed to procure
the necessary bes furniture &c, but articles
be procured expenses incurred without the written
approval Of the President.
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Williamsburg City Intelligence.

TrsrTrAncR AhHryYi&4EY --Yre third anniversary of
Eureka Iivii,n No la. s,rs of Ienprance was cela-
biaied by bupper fnarsday evening" AZ No "a Grand
street iloi Metcalfe preScee. Tie following toasts
given
pie in November next Will signify their appreciation of
his services by permitting him 90 reire to the walks Of
prNs'e life - Responded TO by Rec ). Porter.
2 'The 0r!erMay it cease It's Efforts until vic
tory over inemperance is accomplished" Responded TO
by Rev. bas. Gorse.
8. sTbe event we ceIebrateo Responded to by Hon E.
D. Culver.
4; Volunteer toast BY p S Jacobs and responded to
has PROMULGATED new edition Of the blue laws to the
terror OF all rum sellers"
s. Volunteer. toast =" Governor Seymour viii sec
more anon" Responded TO by Mr.. j. Davis.
6. Volunteer toast The sons of Temperance, wiser
men than their fathers-may they have better lawn
Responded To by Dr. Slade who proposed the following
"0ur lady guests Their attention TO Division
shows they not all for the Union-nay they bestow
their hearts and HANDS worthy Sons Of Temper
ance." Responded to by Rev. f. s. Porter
There were some sixty ladies' and gentlemen present
THREATENING I.nE-A woman named Bridget Kelly was
arrested and locked yeter charge of threaten
ing the life o. her husband.
AcccTDKyr-At half past six O'Clock last evening,
large two truck loaded with heavy ship timbcrs
in going from First street down to the Houston street
ferry became unmanagoable and against the ferry
masters box with such force to carry away Timothy
Conkln the driver was caught between the hub of the
truck and the ferry masters box and narrowly escaped
being allied His hand crushed and badly acerated
D. Daniels, who with the driver, had his shoulder
sprained, and was otherwise bruised
CHAkGE OF ASSAULT WITH ATIEMIT TO kILL.-The TRIAL
the charged with assault and battery Mr. Meade
or New York. with intent to kill the night of the 9th
inst brought up for trial before Justice Boswell and
ajury, yesterday afternoon. Mr. Busteed counsel for
complainant applied for adjournment, the ground
of the absence OF material witnesses. The request
denied and the Court took until O'Clock for the
purpose of procuring the witnesses. Mr. Busteed gave
notice that he could not bo present At the assembling
of the Court in the ening neither Mr. Bdseed the
complainant present The further adjourned
to Monday evening next in order to procure the atten
dance of Mr. Meade, the principal witness. From the
is manifested by the citizens and the Court was
filed with spectators.
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Theatrical md Musical.

BROADWAY THHATRE.-The Irish drama Of
Shandy Mcguire" will commence the entertain
ments Of this evening. Mr.. Williams will sing
several songs, and dance an Irish jig The next
feature viii be the comedietta of Our Gal" in
which Mrs. Williams will appear in two characters,
and the new national drama, entitled the Irish
Yankee Mr.. Williams as Ebenezer O'Donohue,
and Mrs. Williams as Lyddy Jinks.
BowERy THEATRE.-The drama of civilian
Tell, the Hero Of Scotland" is announced to COM
mence the amusements Of this evening, Mr.. Z. Eddy
as William Tell, it being the last night of his ap-
pearance till his return from the West. Mad.
Olinza will give her astonishing feats on the tight
rope, and the beautiful spectacle of the " Naiad
Queen" will terminate the anusements.
NIBLo's GARDEN.-An overture will commence
the amusements at this theatre, after which there
Isabel, Madame Axel, Leon Gayelli and M. Blondn.
The grand divertissen ent of Seven Dances will
succeed, and the fairy spectacle Of "The Green
Monster" will terminate the entertainments.
NATIONAL THEATRE.-The famous drama Of
"Uncle Toms Cabin" is announced for this after
noon, Mr.. I. Prior as George Harris, Mrs. Prior as
Eliza, and little Lavinia Bishop as Eva. The even.
ing entertainments will consist of the drama of
Kenneth, or the Weird Woman OF the Glen," the
feats of Posturing BY Mons. Devani, and the Popu-
Prior in the leading characters.
AMERICAN MUsEUM.-The much admired drama
of" Raf1aelle Is announced for the amusements Of
the afternoon and evening, Mr.. @. w. Clarke, Miss
McStayer, ana OLDeT emlucut III prluClpM
characters. Besides the amusements in the saloon,
the visitors have the privilege of viewing the great
curiosites with which the Museum is furnished.
CnRIsTY's MNsrRELs.-This band announces a
variety of their favorte melodies for this evening"
also musical pieces and various dances. A visit to
Christys will amply repay the lover Of pure negro
milstrelsy.
Woop's MINsTRELs.-The new burletta called
"Black Douglass" which is being performed every
night large audiences, is announced again for this
evening, with other interesting features. Other new
features are in preparation.
BUcKLEY's SERENApERs.-This band is attracting
very large audiences every evening. The burlesque
Of Sonnambula seems as attractive as ever. IL
will be presented again tonight.
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Superior Court--Special Term.
Before Hon. Judge Hoffman.

THE SIXTH AND EIGHTH AVENUE RAILROAD CASE.
JUNE 23.-7hos. Hope and others the Sirth
and Eighth Acenue Railroad Companies was
an application to compel the defendants to take up
the eastern track Of their line running through Col
lege place, which the plaintiff complains of as q
public nuisance and hindrance to his business.
Judge Hoffman delivered an elaborate decision in
the case denying the application. He says:-"It 1t
appears to me that the Sixth Avenue Railroad Com
pany have an unquestionable right to the enjoyment
Of the privileges granted by the corporation Of New
York to them" With regard to the Eighth Avenue
the Judge says:-"The original complaint, as before
observed, sought to restrain the company from lay
ing the eastern track, and a case was sought
to be made out Of an individual special injury to
the plaintiff Hope, arising from the locality Of such
track with his own premises. The deliberate de-
claration of the Common Council has been made in
the last resolution that public convenience requires
that the connections should be made, and sanction
ing this eastern track. il is not clear. upon the
case as now made that private injury arising from
IN invasion of right Of use has been done to this
,atiif. However, what Is now decided could not
rato to prevent new action, If he is advised TO
o.eg one founded upon such personal damages and
Violation simply
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Jersey City Intelligence.
trains on the New York and Erie Railroad were

The trains on the New York and Erie Railroad were
run yesterday the same as on the day previous
special election for Alderman In the First ward is to
take place on the 1th Of July to fill the vacancy
stoned by the resignation Of Alderman Thomas w.
James.
The excursion Of the Methodist Episcopal Sunday
School of Jersey City which to have taken place
yesterday postponed account of the unfasorable
state Of the weather.
CrrEBRATIoN OF THE FOURTH OF JuLY.-EStenslve pre-
paratons being made by the Order OF United Amer
Gems for the celebration Of the approa hng anniversary
The several chapters Of the order In jersey CITY, New
ark, Paterson, Orange Morrlstown, and keyport, win
be present The Jersey City Contnentas Capt Polard
and Ellis Guard, Capt. Ellis viii parade Also, the Anne
ricsn Contnentals Capt. Hand; the American Rifles,
Capt. Cory, Of Newark and the Morgan Rifles, oil New
Brunswick The line viii form at twelve o'clock and the
procession win move at one p. NJ. An Grafton viii DC
delivered in the First Presby eran Church by Hon jacob
Broome, of Pennsyya at three O'Clock, display
Of fireworks win take pl ace in the evening
is expected that water will be introduced into Jer-
eey City 0n the Ptp Of July,
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MIsTAKIYa THE MAGNOLIA FOR CApBIgrs.-

MIsTAKING THE MAGNOLIA FoR CABBAgEs-Last
week a party of German emigrants went ashore
from q boat on the Mississippi river, and gathered
large quantities Of the leaves and flowers from the
magnolia trees, which they took on board, boiled
and ate, from the effects of which one man died,
and four others came near dying. They had mis-.
taken the leaves Of the magnolia for cabbages, sup
wild, and from GO to 20 feet high as does the ma
nolia on the coast. The leaves of the magnolia re-
. embls those Qi the cabbage, bpt are poisonous,
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New Hampshire.

TILE ADJOURNMENT OF THE LEGIsLATURE-DEATH
OF A MEMBER.
CONCORD, June %, 1854
The Senate has resended its share Of the joint resol
tion assigning the st of July for the al adjournment
and the House will follow the same course The session
will probably extend to the middle Of July.
DR.. Thompson, of Lisbon, democratic member of the
Legislature, died yesterday.
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CHARfl5r0N, june II, IS5F.
Our cotton market has been firm and tending upward
to-day; sales HOO bales Good ddling Is quoted at 9c
CHARLESTON, June %, 1854.
The sales of cotton day $50 bales and the
week they foot up 1000 bales-prces closing ad-
vance Of u Nc The receipts Of the week have been
543 bales, and the stock hand here 10 1876 bales
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SUPREME CouRr-Circuit.--Nos 1927 1852 1858, 1881
12to, 1885, 1872 1885, 576 CO.'S 607 610 5S4 61S to 627
COMMON PIEAs-No. 7So.
The OTHER CouRTs-Motions and decsions
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From Boston.
SUDDEN DEATH OF CHIEF JUSTICE wELLs-THE
WEATHER,
Murderer to be Hung.

NEW HAVEN, June %, 1854. !.
The House of Representatives this afternoon refused
by large majority TO commute the punishment of
young Michael Jennings, who murdered Mrs Bradley of
North Haven last He will therefore, be hung
on the second Tuesday in July.
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THE DAILY I UNION,



sUPERIoR PARIS FURNITURE RARE AND BEAUTIFUL
pictures splendid table Of plated
China dinner aud glass;
ware. China, and nAsnc eoek ke
Tuesday moaning June oh 10 O'clock al the residence OF hl-
aeesney French minister who about change his real
shall sell all the furniture and u his large
and well appointed establishment, comprising
Complete suite Of rosewood parlor furniture
suites OF mahogany pario AID dining room furniture
Handsome VI carved mahogany chamber furniture
Wilton, Brussels, and infeepy carpets, rugs
Suites Of window curtains, eornieos, shades, &c.
Large gft mirrors with marble slabs and bracket.
-Four original marine pain ines, BY TIonsiie
six Louis XIV pastsls, BY Mdme Conner
Rosewood walnut and mahogany sofas and chairs, Of various
styles
ahoxany segetes extension card b1eakfast tables
Large mahogany wnung cabinet, and beautiful article
made order
Patent readAts chars booksbeses
Ladies' .upenor secretary, mirror front wardrobes
Different sod complete set. OF msnlei consisting OF
Sevres China
Gill and bronze mantel clocks
Candeiabras, vases, brackets, chandeliers
Magnificent OF heavy u table ornaments
Complete of plaquel stands Tor dinner table
Beautifully French China dinner dessert and coffee
( Il
Rice engraved and plain crystal cut glassware comprising
decante, wafer bottles, ssbe ruaber, finger bowls,
chanpsgnes, wines, hc.
Rosewood liquor case, nchly iniaid
Venetian glassware richly gilt and engraved
Wire landscape painted wiadow screens
Superior hair mattresses, holsters, and pillows
gill and steel IRE sets, style Louis Quatorze.
Also, at 4 o'clock.
Handsome close carriage
Lot of superior French wines, of various brands
Together with very large assortment % and kitchen
utensils. E...er#
Terms $50 and under cash, credit and
four MONTHS Tor satisfactorily secured bearing interest
JAB @. MCGUIRE,
May god Aucuoneer
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;Et EAT TAaOUGsI LINE no THE NEsI
IA # s]jtsasS

Ohio ruioud from Baltimore TO Wheei.ng
needing there uith he large, and splendid steamers OF the
Union Ene the Ohio, aud the stages 10 Zaaesrie &c.
expeditions being thoroughly completed by ae
finishing the Board Tree Tunnel,
orde of
reced advantages and The scenery
this road Is OF the stupcndous and attractive character
The express mail Baltimore daily p.
directly through Wheeling 1850 miles, in IL ~ hours,
cnins ali stoppages, arriving there AT day
leaving Baltimore al 8, lay Lodging
In Cumberland, s mes and proceed thence Wheeling
morning
trains Washington at g. H.
m, daily, meeting
ngon junction, DIETER Relay House,
Baltimore.
Wheeling unrvnled line,
which completed route
ion with the and
LOUISVILLE where stages Nashville, &e.,
the ST. Louis and New Orleans packets he taken go
ing further
Passengers Columbus Tor who prefer the
other of Ohio the West
Wheeling OHIO Sage Companys excellent
The National road TO GAINESVILLE &c
by railroad
w,l find this
places.
y Baggage checked through from Washington Wheeling and
no charge 10: transfer Of passengers baggage.
Fare through ticket with lie
rouic) from washington to Wheeing 80 Sol Cncinna si
10 Louisville, Sl2.
Tickets be Mr. Parsons agent station
Washington, and of the other agents Of the company.
WM. PARKER
Nay li-dd General Superintendent
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HOUSES FOX HENF-I havs for rent several new,
Ill gourd attached each,
siulned nav street parallel with Boundary street. running
where
than mile Borteaslery from the Capitol
These ffom each, including
closets cellar woodheds stable,
and excellent hand The situation is beau
overlooking the railroad portion city,
having Capitol in fun The approach them Is by
Delaware avenue street. graded and graveled The
soil ofthe generally good ud capable OF being made
n s.s 4. Il I#
An omnibus twice day between these houses and
Presidents square, by Of Delaware
street, 7 and pennsyvana leaving the houses
half eight O'Clock, aud half past
after brief stands the War; Navy and Treasury Departments
Market General Posi- 0hice and Patent Ofice
These houses peculiarly adapted for residences Of clerks
others sedeaa habits who require either by walk
ing by manual labor in garden.
fhe will they stand large she'd
containing stall horse, outbuildng the
OF two hundred dollars payable monthly other
be wanted they will be made with due increase
Il
Apply 10 VIM suckney, occupying house the
street, myself, residence, the premises
May 20-2w r.e AMOS KENDALL.
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II H. CHAMHEnIIiN's Commercial College, located
W. No i27 Baltimore Baltimore, Maryland The ostense
object OF this institution individuals
facilities for obtnng thorough practical
ton obtain
general business matters few weeks than be acquired
many years in any counting house.
The of study embraces doubenty book
adaptation various departments Of trade Mercan
tile calculations taught according methods
Practical penmanshp combining rapidly OF execution with beauty
OF construction Lectures mercantile law, various
portan mercantile Subjects beside other
book business understand The
for student complete the
There being no vacation applicants enter at time and
tend both day and EXAMINATIONS periods
and diplomas awarded those who graduate For &C. write
and have circular forwarded by MA l.
hcp