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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-09-20
LOOK TO THE FEET.

S0ME THINGS CAN III DONE AS WELL As OTHERS.
HART having Just Returned from the Eastern cities.
would inform his ola aud the citizens
orally that he has his Shoe Store on Main street
B opposite the Branch Bank of the largest aud
-eiected Seasonahlc Fashionable
SHOES brought this city. comprising. Gents Boots
all kinds Caters Ot all tbs different styles Youths aud Child
hns Boots Misses Caters and shoes all kinds
Inian s. Shoes in abundance
lie hs also hne stock No. Red Sole Leather and
lor's No. I Oak of Cincinnati.
ALso-3l DOR fine French Calfskins of different brands
fresh troll the Custom House in New York.
ALSO-Moroeeos Lning. Bindings Thread. Gutta Percha
Web Lace Enameled Spltts ard fact every other hind
Material be used In manufcturng Boots end
Shoes all of which will be sold cheap the cheapest
warranted good
lie has also large force Of rood experienced workmen
employed in manufacturing which ep0les him crmpete
either for eheapnes durability
my3l-u H. J. HART.
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EVANSVILLE. La. WEDNESDAY,, SEPTEMBER 20 1854
STEAMBOATS, u RAILROADS
TERRE HAUTE AND EVANSVILLE U. 6. MAIL
AND IN pRtSs PACKETS.

TR1-N EEkLh A Boat of this Line VIII
leave Terre haute Evansville every
sz-f>z-zM Mond.y Wednesday and Friday at O'Clock
p NJ These Boats large ecmmodous well furnished
Connecting Terre Hante 18th Railroad aud Northern Pack
Evansville with the Steamboats,
on the Ohio e22-f
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NEW ARRANGEMENT.
Two Daily Trains. Making nirect Connection
Bl THE
LITTLE MIAMI RAILROAD.

COLUMBUS, To PITTSBURGH PHILADELPHIA BAL
TIM0RE AND NEW YORK,
Atsix O'Clock A. " and fve O'Clock p. NJ and
THREE DAILY TRAINS TO PITTS BURGH.
At sx o'clock A. NJ; and seven half clock A.
and tive oeiock p. NJ.
FARE REDUCEDl
Cincinnati to Philade phia
Cincinnati 20 Baltimore
Cincinnati to New York. Philsdelphia
70 Pittsburgh
Cincinnati to Pittsburgh (ront tcsr).......... 5D
Tine Cincinnati to Pittsburgh IL hours
Time Cincinnati TO Philadel 3OIs hours
lime Cincinnati Balti 3OL
Passengers hy oclocK A NJ Train. Lightning cypress
Li:te Miami Railroad have 80 minutes Crestne
arrive At Pittsburgh o ek T. ami make direct con
more connecting Philade with New jersey Rail-
road to New York.
Passeng by o'clock A. NJ Express Train Little Mi
ami r. r. sleep Pittsburgh and by Morning Train
passing the beautiful mountain by Daylight fer Phil
adelpha ard baltimore; connecting Philadeipha with
road to New York.
Passengers ny 5ocloek Evening Express Little Rail-
make direct connection Pittsburgh
Train for Philadelphia and Baltimore Phila
dephia with frsii New jersey Railroad TO New York
The Little Miami is the Eastern Dep-t Cincinnati.
FOR THROUGH TICKETS.
And for all information please apply at the old established
General Railroad Once three building
Broadway Front directly opposite Spen
beer House. Railroad Hotel and Mail Boat the
Eastern little Mia'ni) Depot East Front street.
WM II. CLEMENTS Superintendent.
p. W. SrRADER, Ticket and General Agent.
The OMNIBUS LINE
viii call for in of the city bv eavr d
eetions he above ocs southeast Of
Front. directly river hank.
eyS j. II. HOWELL, Conductor,
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mhl5y aOa Filth street. between Elm aud Plum
EVANsViLLE AND NEW HtRMONY TRI.
EEkIH MAI. LINE

ETSFrSSyA ON and after Saturday Iu.y LIST. the
1|A-zSx-AA dersigned will run TEi-N EEHLY LINE Of
Stage Coaches as above
Leaving Eva,sve. Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays
ats clock A. NJ; returning leaves New Harmony
days Thursday aud >ata days at O'Clock A. "
The line will all tmes be stocked with good horses
comfortable Coaches aud careful drivers and the irrs
made nth regularity and dispatch Al orders for
tended to.
For passage or other business apply the Office Liv
cry and sale Stble Locust the Market House
Pvsous leaving their orders the Hotels will
secure prompt attehtion. NJ. r. ii. DE GARM0.
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To Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Boston & New York.
ONLY ~rEA MBOAT LINE .kOM
CLEVELAND TO BUFFALO.
SIXTY MILES LESS LAKE TRAVEL,
THAN BY THE OLD SANDUSkf ROUTE.
AND no DETENTION on SAND BARS.
WIN CERTAIN CONNECTION aF BJFFALO,
LITTLE MIAMI Eh RAILROAD.
Cincinnati, Columbus Cleveland and Buffalo
STEAMBOAT Esfkk.s ssfkAYP8AT P8aE tNE EsKrs
Fs- Steamer CRESCENT CITY. W. 7. Pease Commander.
QUEEN OF TaE TEsr f5ida
Commander lesves Cleveland Tuesdays Thursdays satur
through Cleveland to Buffalo in ten hour, without
at Buffalo viii the morning Nj
the Eastern StStes
The thsine deserve NOR. than passing motto.
Central Cleveland Coium bus and Cincinnati Little MI
Railroads. with more regard to strength SPEED unrva ed
and hcence OF finish to
The Queen aud Crescent both skill
and will plish in This day of perfected
The Little Miami is the Eastern Depot at Cincinnati.
Passengers sbcpd bear in mind that this is Steam
Boat Line from Cleveland uraio me
their Tickets via Columbus ard Clevesnd
sf Meals and State Rooms included in tickets by lake
From Cincinnati to BunaIa n 900
Ftom Cincinnati n. York tRaroad from BufaioJ 20
From Cincinnati to York. via Hudson st'rs 10 80
~" O'"'A" sXCU RsioN TICKETS: IA 90
From Cincinnati to Niagara Falls ana back 80 90
OR A CHEAP ANY OTHER ROUTE.
For Through Tickets and all normaou please apply
yellow. building southeast Broadway and Front
streets directly opposite the Spencer House R,road Hotel
WM. H CLEMENTS. sup.,.
p. w. STRADER Ticket and General Agent
The Omnibus Line will call for any the
by leaving directions at the above oce
ey2s J. II. HOWELL, Conductor
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LAW PARTNERSHIP,

TAS. G.. JONES and JAS. +. BLYTHE, Attornies al
y Law, Evansville. Indiana. associated emselves
partners in the pracee OF the law, and Will contnu5
10 practice in this aud the adjoining couaes and in the
Supreme and District Court. They design turning then
attention pa-tcuarly land law. In short time they
will be prepared to give in few minutes abstract
the title almost any lot in Evansville its enlarge
ments orin LImasco, togethe with their professional
aipn ~ - che title. UdesIred [jy25-dswtf!
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PRICE, WALSH e. CO.
CHARITIES ST. FIRE, NEW ORLEANS.
Ngw Orryaxs nyiI 10. 1874

NEW ORLEANS, April l2, 1854.
We have abundant 10 recomm I'd kieh'. Sala-
mander SAFE emnently freproef, since had an ex-
cerlent opportunity, the 5h February last of testing
one OF that description, which we purchased several
years since of Mr.. Isaac Bridge. Our store, No. 81
Chartres stfeet, with entire stock mi
&C., burned the morning Of that day, subectS
our safe very intense heat during raj hours vet
II saved all its contents. comprising bank notes ana
checks for upwards of nine hundred dollars bills receive
able for several thousand dollars and accounts in our
books for forty thousand dollars As said Safe co only
one hundred and ten dollars risk nothing i'm pro-
ncuncng il the cheapest article we ever purchased.
ALERRT dx TRlCO.
A large assortme mt Of WILrEK's PATENT SALAMANCA
SAyrs with Rch'e Improvement. for saie by
STEARNS e. MARVIN,
(successors to Rich 6 Col
If6 WATER STREET. ". Y,
The only Makers of Salamander Safes. combining VIII
der's and Rich's Patents. and Sole Propretors 81
Jones' Worlds Fair Lock- which has neither key nor
keyhole. ALLIS & HOWES,
my9u Agents at Evansville.
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.IOllN IL. HICKS.

JOHN IL. HICKS,
ATTORNEY Ar Law. NOTARY PUBLIC AND
C0MMI5 StO NGR OF DEEDS, &C,
the States Of Indiana, Ohio, Kentucky, Tennessee,
Missouri. Iowa. Wisconsin, New York
and Pcnnsy iyania.
Authorized to take der Ositions be read in all the
Co rts ofthc STATES ia the Union: also Commissioner
tn Fugitive slave Law. Residence Metropolis, Ill.
jan2s-tf
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STRAIGHT LINE CLOTHING STORE.
ON MAIN STREET BIZ iwEEN FIRST skcOND.
GUMBERTS GOTTLEJB
"A RE receiving at their WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
"a Clothing Establishment, lgrge assortment Of
READY MADE CLOTHING of superior quality and
manufactured in the most fashionable styles fine lo'
OF Cloth Goats oil all sizes: superior black and blue
French and English Cloth Dress Froek and Sack Coat.
Sattlnett aad Cashmere Coats brown green and gray
GDvA NJ EU E"
OF every style, price, quality and color.
VESTS AND PANTALOONS
Of the most beautiful patterns brought this Mar
ket.
SHIRTS. UNDERSHIRTS AND DRAWERS
Gloves, Suspenders, Collars, and Sacks,
HATS AND CAPS
of every style and sold in this market
TRUNKS AND VALlSES,
Carpet Sacks with large assortment of fancy articlef
and Furnishing Goods all Of which We will sell on the
Straight Line Plan. as cheap as the cheapest.
Call and see for yourselves.
octe GUMBERTS e. GOTTLEIB.
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a CARD.

HAVING withdrawn from the firm. take this occasion
TO express thanks for the patronage beray bestowed
it. AMI tnusnee Of
who will carry the business with undimins.d
will always make himself worthy of tn.
of the people ey22 CHARLES W. MACK.
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N8TCHEZ STREET FIRE, NEW ORLEANS.
mi

OhIEANN.
NEw ORLEANS, April :, 1854.
Our once and warehouse. Nos. 81 and SO Naichez ST..
with their contents except the books and papers con-
taned in Safe, -ntrely destroyed by fire. or
the morning of the 10th March Although the Safe had
been for several hours in extremely hot fre before
could recover IL, and, being first discovered was
i'm red heat; being cooled with water removed
books and papers TO the amount of
dollars without the slightest damage injury TO u.s.
Being fully convinced by this of the entire ri
Of those Safes. have procured another same
description from the gent vizRich's Fireproof
Safe, sold by Mr. Isaac Bridge No. % Magazine street,
and them to all No desire perfect
for valuable papers IN case OF FIRE.
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE

DISSOLUTION NOTICE.
SNHE ECo-PartHsrsnlp heretofore between the sub
u cribers m ie- the aud style Of Msc LoeDstre.
Is this day dissolved by muns A Lobenstine who
VIII continue the business the old stand will
adjustment of all claims against the old hrn i'll
Of the same Tor that purpose All
selves indebted the late hrm requested make
diate payment CHARLES W. MACK.
ANTHONY LOBENSTINE.
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HALL, DODDs & CO.'S
RE p R OOF y a r Il y

THOMAS CONJUNCTION,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BOOKSELLER AND
STATIONER.
VTTOULDrespectfu inform his friends and she pub
Rathbone & Wheeler tAeir entire stock OF Books e.
Stationery, he has oved his Book Store
lately occupied by them IN No. l. Fosters Block corner
OF Main and First Streets.
The additions thus made TO his stock enables Rim to
o1er to his customers larger and better
than has ever before been brought to- is rarket con-
astiDg in part Of Miscellaneous School, Medical and
Theological Books. Writing. Printing. Wrapping and
Fancy Papef ard Foreign & Fancy Stationery Of al
kinds Ali Of which will be sold, Wholesale and Retail
at Cincinnati prices. fact to which he would call the
attention OF fcountry merchants dealers teachers and
to purchase Of him. aug 25n
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CLOTHING &C.,
III FURNISHING GOODS, HATS, m
WI CAPS, &c, &c.

y Il i i L.
Main ST., nearly opposite Bank.
YTNHE undersigned has just opened Clothing ana
Il Furnishing Establishment, opposite Bank ed
door below Alley. He has a large stock of Ready n
Clothing, Furnishing Goods, &e which he offers for
sale at the very lowest prices. knowing the demands
OF this market thoroughly in this line of business he
prepared TO crafty them. His goods have been pur
chased at the lowest rates. and will be sold at the very
lowest prices. Those wanting Clothing OF any deserp-
tion Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods generally, would
find TO their advantage call at this be.
fore purchasing elsewhere In this stock will be found
Osercoais Cloaks Dress Frock and Sack Coats Shirts
Hats and Caps, &c, &c which are now open Tor inspee
ton- Those waning bargains had better call at this
house. good articles W i'll be sold CHEAP.
have also a large ortment OF WATCHES AND
JEWELRY, all Of which will be warranted, TO which
call the attention of the public.
sep7y L. KAHN.
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A. kURTZ,
4EHOLEs ALE AND RETAiLCl

w aud Nanut. All kinds Of Candies Cakes. Cor
dIa Preserves Jees, &c. &e First between Main
aud Locust stree s. Evansville. Ir1.
76Ordr from families parties for ercles In
his line OF bunes attended the sh notice.
s6-An ICE CREAM SALOON Is htted the best style.
Jel1-u
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FIRE IN DANSVILLE, NY.
DASsvILLE, April 10, 1854.
Messrs. SrrARSs & MARVIN Gentlemen: Your Safe
went through the fre IL contained all our books and
papers which out In good order. The Safe from
appearance. must have been red hot. We trusted our
all in it. Very respectfully, yours,
BROWN g. GRANT.
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WV. REILLY,

WM. REILLY,
"HOLES ALE AND Ki;TAIl. GROCER AND
w PRODUCE MERCHANT. MAIN STREET The IN
dergnei uld respectfully inform his friends aud the pule
-" Evansville vicinity that having pur hased the
of the Senior partner the late j. W. Reilly he In
tends Grocery aud Produce the old
stand Ne embraces this opportunity for
pat faos aud intends effort merit contnd
an Of the is2l-Iy WILLIAM REILLY.
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COMPREHENSIVE.

COPARTNERsHIP.
HAVE this day associated With in the Forwarding and
Commission business Robert s. Howard. The business
will he hereafter conducted the style
lie wis * Ho ward. el6-u EDWARD LEWIS.
SHINGLEs-75ooo Popsr in store and
- for sale cheap to close consignment by
ei6 PRESTON BROS.
fNHOICE family Butter to be hadat
~ Esll COOk'S
IvUNHERMOMETERS Spy Glasses and Pocket Eye
n Glasses. Tor sale by eyS A. c. PCSHEE.
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FIRE! FIRE!! FIRE!!i
MORE TRIUMPHS OF
h1CHsS SALA MA N DER SAFEST

III THE FOLLOWING CERTIFICATES HAVE JUST BEEr
received by the mails. They form additional testimony
of the superiority Of RcH SALAMANDERs over all
FIRE in CHARLESTON, s.. C..
CHARLESTON, April 90, 1854.
Ma J.. NJ BArcH, Agent for Rich's Saamander Safes
Dear SIR Finding it impossible our safe du-
ring the late IRE. which destroyed In Hayne
street, and having taken OUT books put into il
several papers To test it, We glad acknowledge
That fully sustained the gh reputation OF your Safes.
The Preservation Of these papers more than we ex
peced. when xe witnessed The intense heat II was SUBJ
jected to. Yours, &C.,
COURTNEY TENNANT S c.
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NDOPLiNs.-fease rs Silk anc Poplips direct
n ported, aud for sale by JAS. Low 4 CO..
aug9 4ls Main St. Louis Vile. Ky.
NlNGHAMs.-2 cases glazed super black; do 26 inch
~ cotton Chambrsy; do Nanchest-r Plaid Ginghams
styles by direct importation hand aud by
JAS. Low Co..
aug9 4f5 Main ST Louisville, Ky.
6aCSIINs.-2 styled Muslin dc Laine direct
VI imported. and for sale by JAS. Low & CO..
ansg AIS Main st.. Louisville. Ky.
SEANs-l csse Camled JeansI do Blue and White new
JAS Low & co.
aUgs f,s Main st., Louisville, XIV.
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EDWARD LEWIS. ROsT. s. HOWARD
LEWIS a. HOWARD,
2N OR w \ uDlNt q AND COMMISSION MER

- ChANio. Evansyllie lud. hsri-b0at ut the River
rhouse the Canal Personal aad prom al
Consiguments either tor sale or shipn
EyaasyIlle. June Is lSjf.-Iy
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BUSINESS CARDS.

ToHN C. DEVERBUX, JR., Wholesale and Retail
j dealer in Wall Paper. Fire Screens, Window Blinds
Wrapping aud Roofing Paper, Lamps Phosgene
lsas etc. e.c. Main street, between First and Second
,.ts lauglO ly
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CRESCENTCITYFO FOUNDRY.
w T. now turning out some of the most complet
w Engines and other Machinery ever built in tn
West and at Cincinnati prices lower All person
wanting thing in line, will find il TO their nteres
to call and examine work.
mhl7 G.. ID. EGGLESTON & CO.
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INTERESTING FROM WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON June lath-The Cabinet had a
meeting this afternoon, the object OF which, it is
understood, was to settle the territorial appoint
ment The friends of Mr.. A. II. Reeder OF Penn
sylvania urge his appointment for governor OF Kan
with, 1t is said pretty good prospects of sue
cess
Mr. Mexican ia talked OF for District Attorney of
4. York, In place OF Mr.. OConnor resigned
Information has been received here by the de-
psriment of nine fugitive slaves who made a SIAM
,ede, with 20 others, TO Ohio They were arrested
4nd peaceably surrendered, and are now in Ken.
lucky. The law was triumphantly sustained
Tbe baltimore Sun has the following dispatch
relative 10 the Gadsden Treaty.
WASHINGTON, June 10Th, p. M-Dispatches from
IeXico show that the principal amendment to the
Treaty. demanded by Santa Anna, is the payment of
ne ten rli0ns in cash. instead of five monthly in.
'talments, The money being in the treasury, no
objections will be made
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MORE OTTRaGES

In another part of this paper will he found an
scoouut OF 'iot in rottsville. Pa in which Thos.
kean was murdered, later dispatch from Potts.
vile says
IN addition 10 the murder of Kean in this city.
- Saturday night. a Protestant Irshmau at West.
sood WAS reused frow his bed by party who had
been drinking. He came TO the door and was struck
with budgeon and killed and his wife maltreated
On the Cstawisss road, above Fsmaqua, difficult
81 occurred between an Irishnan and his employer
sAeA the former struck the latter with stone and
would have repeated the blow had not his employer
shot him through the arm and leg. 1t was also re.
gorie1 that q woman had been found near Fremont
9Th her throat cut. These outrsges result from
,otenperance; and have created great excitement
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CONVERSATIONAL.

SENATE-The Senate resumed the consideration
OF the indigent-insane bill and the veto message Of
the President In relation thereto; and Mr. Seward
addressed the Senate in support of the bill. Mr..
Clay obtained the foor and the further considers.
lion OF the subject postponed until tomorrow.
HOUSE or REPEEsENTATivKs-Mr. Churchwel
and Mr.. Campbell made personal explanations in
relation to certain proceedings during the debate
on the Nebraska and Kansas bill. On motion of
Mr staunton, Of Kentucky, the Committee on
Elections was discharged from all further conside
ration Of the memorial disputing the right of Mr.
Walsh 10 q seat on the floor OF the House: and the
whole subj ect was laid upon the table Mr. Hous.
ton reported, from the Committee of WAYS and
Neans, a bill for reducing tariff duties The House
the bin introduced on Monday last by Mr.. Hillyer
providing for the meeting OF Congress on the first
Monday in November, instead of the first Monday
in December, each year. The bill passed by vote
Of II 10 H.
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FROM BrENOS AYRES-

fy arrival at n. York, we have sdvices from
iontevideo to May st
Affairs at La Plata were quiet The Brazilian
.oroes were positively to enter MOntevideo on the
OF May and twas rumored that President Flores
lad done out to meet them.
Al Ruenos Ayres there had been slight attempt
;! revolution. but it soon quoted Several Of
Ihe leaders were arrested and banished The gen.
sral feeling was quite untayorable to the present
SoveTnment.
The Barque Chantcler, from Baltimore for Bue.
aos Ayres, was at Montevideo, on the LIST Of May
Aiso the DeIawarian Capt. WOODBURY., from Balti
Gare for Buenos AYres.
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FRoM TExAs.-The Houston Star records the
sshth of Col. VIM. Wood, who commanded com
Iany at the battle of San Jacinto. violent stor.
nsept over San Antonio on the Doth ult, destroying
thousands of dollars worth of property. James
Holt, postmaster at Pine Grove had been shot dead
10y man named Forrest, and large number Of
other murders have lately taken place in different
sections of the State. Indian depredations, as
Usual, occupy large space in the Texas papers
hut no fighting of moment is mentioned.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
BY ELIAS HALE.

BY ELIAS HALE.
Auctioneer and Commission Merchant log Main st.
A u TION SALE OF ENGLISH
IA BOOKS.-On THURSDAY AFTERNOON,
June ed, at O'Clock, shall SELL by the request of
Mr. Geo. M. West, q magnificent collection of the
Works. ofthe best Authors, recently imported from
London.
They will be sold without reserve, and the read
ing public will have opportunity very rarely pre-
sented to procure Books such these public sale
Amoug the Books are the Life and Works OF Lord
Clarendon, 8 vols Robert HalPs Complete Works
vols; Old Englands Worthless; Flax mann's Acts of
pole; Lives of the Saints Bishop Hopkins Works:
also, copy of the Writings of Washington, u vols;
now very rarely met with.
They will be open for ns pection at my STORE on
Wednesday, and catalogues will be ready same time
ELIAS HALE
j-20 Auct. and Com. Mercht., log Main ar
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FROM NEW HAMPSHIRE

CONCORD June l9.--It is asserted by those who
profess to be properly posted up, that Mr. Morrison
has refused to allow his name TO be used In connec
sion with the seustorship.
Nh Morrison is Il democrat, and is supposed to
ee considerably tinctured with Free Soiism. 1t
Las heretofore been supposed that he would be
coalition candidate for the L. s. Senate
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1HE FIRST FRUIrs.-The Washington Union al
uding to the peaceable restoration OF nine fugitive
slaves, in Cincinnati, to their owner says this tri
dmph OF the law in city where there was every
reason to apprehend resort to forcibe resistance
ia peculiarly gratifying, and will be received
throughout the country the first fruits OF that
;rompt and resolute policy which President Pierce
escorted to in the late case at Boston,
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SUDDEN DEATH OF A PHYSICIAN.

DR.. VIM. 4. Turner, physician Of high repute.
OF windsor, n. C., died suddenly at the Macon
house. Portsmouth, on Saturday last, Of dropss.
tie arrived there on that day on his way to Phila.
aeipais, whittier he was going to seek medical ad.
ice. having been suffering with dropsical afec-
zion for some time
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The SPANISH FLEET FOR CuBA-The Clamor
Publico of Madrid Nav II. nnbIisbes the foI,ou,ina
hs Of the vessels ordered totransport troons To en-
ha-f rigate Cortes b guns corvettes Isabel H. "a
guns; Flliade Biboa, 80 guns; Ferrolana, b. Colon
10; brig Voiador, u guns steamers Francisco de
1on 10 guns, 900 horse power: Santa Isabel guns
IS2 horse power Also the following TRANSPORTS with
palt oi their ordnance:-Ship Soberano, corvette
Laisa fernandan steamers Isabel la Catolica and
Oonde de Regla. All the above vessels are to be
.sauy 70 san June This does not look much like
peaceful negotiation Tor the purchase OF Cuba