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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-03-13
NUMBER 27O.
CLOTHING &C..
STRAIGHT LINE CLOTHING STOR +
ON MAIN sTRKx1, DErwEEE FIRST AND SECOND.
GUMBERT8 q 0OTTLEIB

RE receiving their Wholesale and Retail Clothing
N tablishment, . large assortment Of READY NADH
qa,lity AID in me noss
rior black and blue French and English Cloth Dress Hreek
ana Sack Coats sattnett and Coats brown
color: VESTS and PANTAL0ONS of The most bssatfnl
patterns ever brought this market. fill ~ rf
shire Undershirts Draver Gloves Saspendsrs COL
lars aad Sacks HATS and CAPS Of every style and cheaper
than ever sold in this market.
Trrnk and valis Carpet Sacks with large snt
the Straight Line Plan ss chssn =. shs
ALSO-The lsrgestlo Of CHILDREN'S CLOTHING ever
Drought TO Evansviils Oafand for youslv. ess3st
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4o4 PACKAGES OF NEW FALL GooDsJ
MORGAN. KEEN d PRESTON.

AVE in the stock of FOREIGN and
Domestic Dry Goods Notions Boots Shoes Hats and
Caps. they have offered to the trace.
We therefore wish all close prompt dealers
will be oosng for them
and skull the sand going river
s. passage money and 81 Is per 100 lbs freight.
We determined stop this going river and have
accordingly sold
Cincin natl and Philadelphia.
We need scarcely add these times that cash buyers
fecy home stock and that have
Brokers here shave Indiana State Stock Bank
paper from 10 to IS per cent. . --f
As stock Is first rate clean fresh and healthy we re-
specially dealers who give good note 70 in
and examine for themselves. now
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EVANSVILLE, Ia, TUESDAY, MARCH 3D. 1856
STEAMBOATS, & RAILROADS

NJ dAIAA1ADOxA4o ~ 1ShAA1bOh-OO
TERaE HA HED a APR NAH
.pe.L fRf " EEKLl.NA Boa. II thi. Lin. viii
leave rs;ye !, aaa.s ana Ey.asvills ever
Ss ss. S
and 2. Evansville with the different Lines
On the Ohio river: M = - u - e22-u
b. In r For WABASH !as RIVER;
sR1EADONA. sHAMATE. Master. viii regularly
ring the '''.s. g. s'o'f For sSeher pssSass
rossn &AIK7zzzl e
| 81 NEW ARRANGEMENT.
LITTLE MIAMI RAILROAD.
uSASSENGERS by the o'clock Am. Train. Little Mi
S:s ss sns a1s W
Rom NCINN MATT
ToNEW YORK in s2k hours; ~ i.i8 ssl
h BALTHoRk i. m Is 81 Sa sSs:'' ,san
BUFFALO in l6h hours;
n sl,o LE sxSSHsRR 7 T. II u sS sasi.;
PiTTsBURG IN IA hours
FIVE DAILY TRAINS.
Fmsr Tnasoleveland Pitsturs .nd wheeling Lightning
SS and N's YSEa
tor City etc., connects to sanausky also Xenias sprin
SECOND TRAIx-cevelani and Pittsburgh Accommodation
s.a Sss A NJ for & Dun.
burg Circievle and Lancaster connects to SsndusLy
THIRD TRAN.wheeng Express at l2:le O'Clock (noon)
for Counbus Zauesve Wheeling Baltimore Washington
City. Philadelpha and New York. at fenia
Springfield and Delaware. -f
FOURrH TeAfY-Accomn odation at p for Circeville
and Lancaster; Blanchester and Chilieohe Hborough
FIFTH TRAINCleveland and Pittsburg Night
M for Columbus, Cleveland Dunkirk, buffalo, Albany.
New York and Boston; Crene Pibure. Phadelphia and
New York; connects ct Xenia to Springfield. lbs
One train on SUNDAY for Columbus at ESQ p. NJ.
gsra FARE AND THROUGH ICKETS.
For prices of fare through tickets and all information
Q
alnut between Fiji and Sixth ak doors south
the United States Hotelo at the General Rail-
road Ofe in the three-story yellow building south
corner Of BroAawav and Front directly opposite the
Spencer House. Railroad Hotel and Mail Landing;
the Eastern (Ltts MAINLY Depot. East Front street.
p W. STRADER, General Agent.
The Omnibus Line calls for at all the principal
Hotels aud y leaving directions No 223
street. between Fifth and Sixth six doors south of the T.
Hotel ut the Office southeast Of Broadway
and Front opposite the Spencer House, directly river
bank. they will call in any part Of the city: !,
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I. =. CRISP,

CITY RECORDER AND JUSTICE OF THE PEACl
Foster's BntIdtRg, Up Stairs.
T F. CRISP. having removed his Office 10 Foster
building, will be on hand at all times, to take nc
acknowledgements Of Deeds, Mortgages, &C., and auen
to all business required Of him Justice Of the Peace
I feb9-tf 7N llf Oh ,lIf4 San. r-ll .fa-
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-03-13
THE QUESTION:.

uyHE Question before the Meeting House u this: FILLER
what felier-and his ga-sre about to be partedfor
timeand they rose 20 fer that
and is pay having 1.-THE pictures only has
ev enough for picture ordinary case and
magnificent easewhieh picture should
in the magnifsens e::e-his own ugly mug. hsfsi-
Would II be nerous In him 10 put HIS mug in the ugly cass
which she to keep THAIs the question before the nss
WEBSTER BRO, DaguerrsotyPiss.
jan9-u Over LawreneeS Marble Depot.
XNuDER'S CREAM CHEESB.-a5 Juse pes<a
w Charleston, for sale low
kbD 8. 3. GiLBERT + CO., eye. nees ws>ses
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Q COURTNEY, TENANT & co.
FIRE IN EVANSVILLE. NY ap

-, .l-l DAtsyILLr, April TO- 1854.
went through the fre 1t contained all our books and
papers. which came out in good order The safe from
appearance. must have been red hot We trusted our
all in it. Very respe> fully, yours, =. -,
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Law PARTNERSHIP.

LAW PARTNERSHIP. lIUI
TAS. G.. JONES and JAS. K. BLYTHE, Attornes a
d Law Evansville Indiana nave tn
the practice of law, and will continue
TO practice in this and the adjoining counties, and in the
Supreme and District Court They design turning the
attention particularly to land law In short time the,
viii be prepared to give In few minutes, an abstract
the title to almost lot in Evansville or its enlarge
ments orn Lamasco, togethe with their professions
Mon as TO the title. il desired oljy25-dawul
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LOUISVILLE AND CINCINNATI

n. J. vAuGHN. Q. cuLvER. WIN. noRELAND.
! = VAUGHAN, CULVER q Co.,
WHOLESALE & RkTA ALL DRUGGISTS. >.
ERP constantly hand, all kinds Of Allo pathic an
N Eesctre Drugs Medicines Oils. Paints Glass Dytua
sc &C. Orders solicited and promptly 81, "a
st. between Market and Jefferson, Louisville Ky. -
sep25-6msd&w 20. 'IfgQ 10 ri 'Esuu
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,ONFECTIONARY,P PRESERVES. &c.
WH0LESALE q RETAIL.

n KURTZ respectfully informs the public that he
now NIL all orders either Of Country
chants or families Confeconsrs Of every description
including Partisan Chryalzed work ofevefy style &e
serves Jeies &c. manufacture He has the best
worhnsn ensaxsd and enabled to an orders 70.
y He particularly attention Of Country merchants
TO his stock and prices. sepl8-u at. 1900
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FARE AND THROUGH TICKETS,

The Omnibus Line calls for passengers all the
Hotels aud y leaving directions No 223 Walnut
street. between Fifth and Sixth six doors south of the o.
States Hotel the Office southeast Of Broadway
and Front opposite the Spencer House. directly
bank. they will call in any part Of the city.
I n HOWELL
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II NEW TAILOH1NtT ESTABLISHMENT.
lHB undersigned would most respectfully the
citizens Evansville and surrounding country that he
shop Main street opposite the Branch
he intends carrying the above
ali ia branches latest aud styles All
work and of the best workn anship He
by close business merit liberal share
ronage. ll-i
e he has good stock hands and prepared sell
eheap 4 nov2l rt1na.rilta ]. l.. NELMS.
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e. f FOR WABASH RIVER. ED
J." - THE stauneh and light dranght steamer MA
-H0G 1D0NA, SHAMATE. Master. will regularly
Gf ring the above. For freight or passage
apply to jan9-f Pc. 0'RILEY co.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-04-12

No 1877 Baltimore st., baltimore, Nd
rTyHIs Institution presents superior fs-
u cties 10 young mon DESTROYS OF obtaining a
practical business education.
The course Of study embraces double entry, book
keeping ms practically applied 70 the management Of
mercantile, bank, manufacturing, and steamboat
books business penmansbip and mercantile compu-
tations familiar lectures on commercial law, upon
the subject bills Of exchange promssory notes
tracts, partnerships, DO. E
The exercises all strictly practical, being de-
Quoted from actual business transactions, and 80
completely combine practice with theory that stu
DENTS the completion OF the course are IN every
respect competent 10 conduct, scientific princi-
PIES any set Of double-entry books. The students
have access OF Commercial Library, procured en-
pressy for their accommodation.
Examinations are held at stated periods, and d.
plomas are awarded 10 those found competent 10
represent the Institution in mercantile capacity
Usual length Of time to complete the whole course
from eight 70 ten weeks.
For particulars write and receive circular By mail
mar 27-eoodiy
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-04-12
SEWING MACHINE AGENCY.
TINHE undersigned, having been appoint

u ed sole agent for the sale Of Wheeler, Wilson
A Co.'S Sewing Machines in the District of Columbia,
respectfully notifies the public that he s prepared TO
furnish any number that may be ordered, at short
notice. and 70 guarantee the instructions that may be
necessary TO enable tue purchasers 10 work 10 their
entire sarfacton and 70 keep them in perfect order.
These admirable Machines, having uniformly re-
ceived the highest premiums wherever they have
been exhibited can be confidently relied 70 do all
the varieties of family sewing, well those Of
tailors clohiers, shrt-makers, mantua-makcrs, do.
SO soon a our arrangements can DO completed
shall have Office open, where the Machines can
be seen running at all times during the day, and
where specimens Of the sewing may be had.
The price for Machine complete in all respects
has been reduced 10 s100. p. J. STEER,
Washington Place, Seventh street.
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reg We read in the papers, that ''Mr Hutch
nson, penurious old bachelor, died at Kendall,
and SIS, 900 in bank bills found in his flannel
vest" If the old hunks left an heir, the latter
will, as, a matter of course, claim his ''yested
rights"
uV- Yankees take to fife as naturally as the
Germans to the flute, sourkrout and pipes. Itisan
institution Separate the Yankee from fife
and YOU take half Of his backbone, considerable
Of his moral shirtcollar, and 20 per cent, Of his
hopes for jolly time.
nI5- The old bell in the State House in Phladel-
phia. was cast in 1852, by T. Barker. II contains
the following inscription |" Proclaim liberty TO the
land and the inhabitants thereof cast by order
Of the Continental Congress-" The bell is now
cracked and is placed in the steeple for the nspec-
ton of the curious. The State House " was built
in 1877" two wings have since been added. The
room in which the Declaration Of Independence
was signed is still in the condition. as it was
then-long may that old building stand.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-04-12

The ELECTION AT PRocToRvILLK. Hearing that
fraud about to be perpetrated at Proctorville,
in the parish OF St. Bernard, party Of gentlemen
from the city, TO the number OF thirteen, repaired
thither determined ut all hazards TO preserve the
purity Of the ballot box. There was the most per-
feet harmony during the day, until about halfpast
O'Clock In the afternoon, when an attack was
made upon Mr.. Richard Proctor and Major Beau
regard Of the United States Army, by large party
of Spanish fishermen, who rushed upon them with
knives, evidently with the intention Of killing them.
The gentlemen from the city who were at this time
partaking of their dinner, at once repaired 10 the
spot and succeeded in getting the gentlemen
named into buggy, when they rode of The
fishermen then commenced using double barrel
shot guns and long hunting knives. Quite des-
perate FIRE was kept up for few moments by both.
parties when the fishermen retired leaving several
Of their number hors de combat. When the
O'Clock cars we're about 10 leave the Lake end, the
fishermen placed logs across the rails for the pur-
pose OF preventing them from proceeding to town.
The Sheriff Of the parish, however, called upon
the citizens In them 10 assist in carrying out the
law and the logs were removed. Judge Buchanan
received the unanimous vote Of the precinct.-N.
o. pfcatrfps
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-04-12

H We copy to-day from the Louisville
Journal, an able and conclusive refutation Of
the storeotyped charge that the American
party" is an abolition or free-soil party We
commend II 70 the pcrusal Of all our readers
The editors Of the journal reside in slave
STATE are owners Of slave property, and homo
rsble defenders Of the rights Of the South
George d. Prentice is not the man TO defend
sbolitionism, nor to sustain party with anti
slavery tendencies He knows what he writes,
and he writes what he knows
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-04-12
New York EIecfinns.

Omar VIcroRr IN LocKFoRT, N. Y.-The en-
tire American ticket was elected in Lockport
New York, on the 10th, by 800 majority. Lock
port is city Of $4,000 inhabitants
wArKnvLrrT, in Albany county, New York, hn
elected the whole American ticket by 500 majority
This is town of $4,000 inhabitants, adjacent &c
the city of Albany, and containing large foreign
population.
Bethlehem, Cumberland, and New Scotland In
tho same county also elected American superb.
sors In all the above towns the Americans tri.
umphed over the Pierce and Seward fisionists
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-04-12

PAID 0yr.-speaker LIrrIEJoHS has appointed
Messrs. IMMERSION, SrUTvEsANr and DIXON, a
Special Committee, to cit during the recess Of the
Legislature, in reference TO building associations.
These three gentlemen Ill voted In defiance Of
public sentiment, for Mr.. SEwARn, and have been
serviceabe In various ways, and II was altogether
proper they should be paid OF in this cheap way.
Albany Regisfsr.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-04-12

tE- wag went into turner's shop lately, and
asked him III he could turn out joke f"--Exit
wag with a kick somewhere, which turned him
heels over head into the kennel
rEA Bounty Of twenty dollars 10 seaman
and fifteen for ordinary sesmen who shall enlist for
the U. s. Naval service within sixty days from April
tth, 1885, IL advertised in the Norfolk papers.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-04-12

GovERSoR SSfrH on PRroR-At Orange court.
house Il IL reported that Extra William trod the
wine prcss Of wrath. When he spoke Of Pryor,
chs countenancs was terrible beyond description,
and hs scashing words of dennncaton fen like
thunderbolts"
Mr.. Lee uttered crude mass Of undigested
falminstons IN reply, but the Governor crushed
him.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-04-12
COLLECTOR AND AGENT.

II public as Agent 10 take charge OF property,
collect and settle accounts transact such business
may be committed 10 his care, with pronptness and
fidelity.
Any communication addressed TO the subscriber
at his residence corner Of 9th aud streets or at
VIM. II. Rey's store corner Of oth street and Penn
sylvana avenue will be promptly attended TO.
mar 2Q--eoIm A. gLADMON
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The Portsmouth Victory,
The Norfolk Beacon heralds the victory in Ports
mouth in the following manner:
nARE YOU HERE tSAMp


mouth in the following manner:
"ARE You HERE, 'sAMr
"MuSIcIPAL ELECTION IN PORTSMOUTH -Fiske's
majority In Portsmouth 100 This Is doing W. N.
II tells for itself The American feeling 10 aroused
in Portsmouth. Its slumbering energies are walked
up. They tell in thunder tones that the tyranny
Of party shall rule no longer. Notwithstanding,
between thirty and forty master and boss workmen
were appointed on the Democratic committee Of
vigilance, TO watch American voters, the result is
triumphant TO the American cause.
Just think Of Ii What greater insult could
be offered to native workingmen than that the
oihceholders who dispense the patronage Of the
government in the navy yard should be appointed
to watch them at the polls What better evidence
OF the corrupt means resorted TO under the eye Of
the government to clinch as well as clutch the
spoils Is wantedi The day Is not far distant when
the American party wil demand the dismissal of
every ofceholder who interferes in our elections,
and their voice win be too potent 10 pass un-
needed"
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-04-12

THE GAss THKY ARE PLAYIsG.--We have the
information from good authority, that the anti
American party In these parts are circulating q
subscription paper, for the purpose Of raising 4
fund to hire orators to perambulate the State
They have Numbered upon At least one Of I" Sans
folks with their paper. They plead that Mr.. Wise
is worn out and il is therefore absolutely necessa.
ry to hire or buy substitute.
Tdbir0do, Vir0ini0a
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-04-12

NKw JrRsrY is RIoHr.--At the town elections
In New Jersey on Tuesday last, the Americans car
RED the day, with here and there an exception
The Ants succeeded in Jersey City and Paterson,
where the foreign vote il very large
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-04-12

Alta convention held on Monday last, In Mar
tinsburg, Andrew W. McCleary and Samuel Ma
theys, Esqs, were nominated as the candidates Of
the American party for the next Legislature Of
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-04-12

A correspondent Of the New York Tribune, wri-
ting from Port au Prince, under date Of March,
1866, gives very discouraging picture of the con-
dition of the Haytens, which, considering the
well known sentiments and sympathies Of the Tri-
bune NAV be taken as reliable.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-04-12

Walter Preston Is the American candidate for
the Legislature in Washington county. Governor
Floyd is the Democratic candidate. He is bro
ther-in-law Of Mr. Preston, who is himself brother
Of VIM. Q. Preston, Of South Carolina.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-04-12

ArrKsrr TO DETAr SrxrErs SLAyEs or A WRIT
or HABEAs CoRrus,--on the 10th ult, the steam
er Falls City, from Wheeling, Virginia, for st.
Louis, Mo-, arrived at Cincinnati with sixteen
slaves in the custody Of their owners. Crowds Of
whites and negroes, upon hearing the fact gather
ed around the boat, andst o'clock at night, II. b.
Blackwell, the abolitionist arrived on board with
a habeas corpus to take the negroes off, The own
ers, however, had taken them over to the Ken
lucky side Of the river in the yawl boats and there
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-04-12

Colonel J. Monroe Talafro was nominated for
the Senate by the Democratic convention at Stat.
ford courthouse on Monday
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-04-12

Senator Mason spoke four hours in Petersburg
on Friday last, to the Democratic Association.
Judging from the length of the speech, Senator
NJ. must feel concerned at the present posture Of
affairs
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-04-12

Lieutenant Bainbridge, Of King George, Is the
Know-Nothing candidate for the Senate.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-04-12

The custom-house receipts at New York, Bos-
ton, and Philadelphia, for the first quarter Of the
present year, show falling on Of "a, o62, 200, al
compared with the corresponding period Of last
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-04-12

RArHER TARr-George +. Deneale, OF Rocking
ham, is reported to have said in speech" Jim
Beale is no more fit TO be Lieutenant Governor
than a monkey is to clean clocks !" whereupon the
Staunton Spectator retorts when Jim Beaie
lived ameng the people of the Tenth Legion they
considered him fit to represent them IN the Con-
gress Of the United Stales--an honor which they
have never vet conferred upon Mr. Denef X"
ANYBODY hurt when that brick teilg"--Frsd.
He,,.IJ HHaf4
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The Norfolk Beacon SAYS

eve are authorized TO state that not ono single
person has soithdya,on from the American council
in this city since the delivery Of Millsons speech,
from any cause, but that the contrary, the out
siders are coming in at the rate of ten or twelve
week
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-04-12

SUGAR PRosPKcrs IN LouIsIAsA-The Louisiana
papers contain gloomy accounts Of the prospects
for good sugar crop in that State The 0pelou-
Patriot says Il Is not unsafe to say that, the
sugar crop cannot under the most favorable circum-
stances Of weather and season, reach another year
within thirty-three per cent. Of the crop Of the
past, and that shows at least twenty-five per cent
Of falling of from the crop Of 1853. Touching
the cotton and corn crops, large pitch has been
made, and with a favorable season, a far better
Yield may be anticipated than the last year.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-04-12

HEAVY HAUL or FIsH.-Probsbly the largest
number Of large Ash ever made by single haul OF
the seine was made In the Patuxent river on sun
day last. II seems almost incredulous but such y
the fact, that twenty-sr hundred large rock hsh
we're drawn 70 the shore, the aggregate weight OF
which was twenty-five thousand pounds or twelve
and half tons
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-04-12
MARRIED.

The London Punch ciruates about 10000, and
the illustrated News lac, 900 week.
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nRANGEs AND LEMONs.--Tho sub


- Flats, Flowers and Ribbons Of every descrip-
ton selected with great care together with every
riety Of Millinery goods also good assortment Of
Fancy Goods, Perfumery, Gloves, Hosiery. All Of
which will be sold low for cash. Silk, Lace, Blond,
Grape, and Lawn Hats ready-made as made 70 order
at the shortest notice and in the latest Partisan style
Straw Bonnets and Hats bleached. For sale, n new
set OF Fluting and Crimpng machines.
WILLIAM p. SHEDD,
an 1O-eo3t 502 Eleventh street
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-04-12

CORPORATION RKvKNUE.-The Revenue bill for
the current year, has been reported TO the Common
Council by the Finance Committee. Amongst
other proyisons It proposes the tax on real estate
at 90 cents--the old tax was 81 10. On male in
habitants other than slaves, 81 60-old tax u, On
COWS, 90 cents--old tax 20 cents. The following
subjects OF taxation are introduced In the bill. On
onlnibuses, $40. On clearinghouse, $40. On
biscuit bakers, $40. On loaf bread bakers, 40.
On dealers in horses and mules, $40. On express
agents, $25. On savings banks, $l0.--Aiez. Sen.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-04-12

At his residence in Baltimore, on Tuesday, The
10th inst, after lingering illness, WILLIAM FoRD
GARDNER, son Of d. A. Gardner, Esq, OF this city, in
the saith year of his age.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-04-12
! DIED.

In Philadelphia, on the 9th inst, by the Rev. A.
G. McAney, Mr.. RoBERr king, OF this city, to Miss
NANCY MCCoRKLE, Of the former place.