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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-09-24
TO DRUGGISTS, PHYSICIANS, AND
COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
WHY FEMALES SUFFER In HEALTH.
THE MARRIED woMAN'S
PRIVATE MEDICAL COMPANION

BY DR.. A. N. MORICEAU.s ~ So
PROFESSOR OF DISEASES WOMEN. q
One HsndreclA Edition $500 OOo) 18no. PIP. $50.
@ ss s. sass 81 S1 s in
Ss tie sGs b the
EVERY woman here discover. by comparing OWE
symptoms with those described the nature
of her complaint and be spared anxiety and
fering we'll the unpeasanne making known or
making inquiries of physician repectto the
ailments which she is subject The becoming
mother has often need advice respect
situation book tells her
What is the matter and tells her what to do simple
but chaste words and such she understand, .
Those suffering from obstruetions irregularities peculiar
the Womb from will each find in PAYS
might every husband simplest laws appsr
II IS to
OF with medical man IN To
complaints peculiar ,9 the female only.
paGOn every female has physician that knows and de-
she cOnsu at all times without violence her sensitive
IExtract of letter from, gentleman in Dayton ohio J.
Dr. A. NJ MoRIcEAu-hIy Dear sir-My wife has been
Ofsreat anguish suffering months before and during
ana her putting her life in imminent danger and
worst heard your book highly spofsa o.
peruss the relief Afforded dis
learning that the of M prsvi-
ded remedy It opened prospect which little
ceved possible But this other would
have passed head in all human probability mywife
would have been her and children left
INDIANA AGENTS: W So
J. M. & J., o. Howe Blooningten; Paris & Turner,
Greencaste James Ell LEI, Richmond F. j. Favre Shelby
vile; e. r. Harvey yneennes James Beard. H Faucet.
n Chamberisin Eikhart; T j Lanedon Roekport; NJ c.
Dustin Jefersonve; G. W. Allison. Franklin; O. APP
pseetc. Delphi SAMUEL LISTER, Eyansyiffs.,
HS- Upon receipt of One Dollar. THE ~ RRIED W0-
MANS PRIVATE MEDICAL COMPANION, is sent (mail-
ed ee) part the United States the Canadas and
Srtsa ~ letters TUst be an sd-
Publishing ofce, No. 1879 Liberty Street.. New iora.
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DANAGED HARDWARE &.

~ N. GRIFFITH has still larSe amount Of HaroEsrs
Va DAMAGED BY ere water which he is selling
from rs 10 than FIST cost to the
Sc 1e arsa k2Sxsin Binders and Mechanics
the interest before purchasing else
wi To call nd examine these goods. at
' - BELLS Briet Ware House,
a-ge tsz Back Of Ale Cenrt Honse
visiting the eity feTl, Htfh theix
stock win fnd it 20 ea asssIDiz
a ~ cIose ont this stock aPls-a&w
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-09-24
LEATHER AND FINDIN GS

ETTILLIAM BELL, is just opening on Main street
wv oppositeth9 Bank "a large an wellselcctedstoek
ofIeather and findings, censistingi in part of
1000 sides of sole Gather, Hemlock and spanish
tanned.
90 doz morocco No, /. @ and 4, Tampieo extra Mad
rass French and Cape boot, and Ladies French.
rs doz Kip-Prime City, heavy country, light me
dunn
90 doz Cochineal Roam
10 "Pink blue and green do
90 " Lfnings-Pink, blue, and green.
90 " Bndings-Lndsey' cape goat andsheep.
S 90 Patent kid skins.
$50 CaIfskns--light. heavy, and medium World
Fair and Caron,
Q . Oil thong leather,
10 " Madras Kid
90 bbls pegs.
500 prs lasts,
Boot trees rasps, avis, nails balls tack
stamps thread, buffers, slicker wheels, keys hooks
and all other tools and materials used by shoe makers
all ofwhch will be sold on the most terms
ieI4
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ENGAGE YOUR FRUIT.

MRS E; HAFF would invite the attention Of her
1yI friends and the fact that If she
ceives orders doing
she will put up fruits in tin and give
satisfaction. at the following rates.:
Peaches ounces Pums and Blaekberres. h.--
tomatoes PERM. o c.
Hotels giving large Tomatoes
be supplied ets b Persons giving orders
the opening Of the cannot be supplied these low
-t
Persons wishing samples obtain
of First and Locust streets. ie2
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SOME THINGS CAN DE DONE AS WELL As
OTHERSi
II. j. HART-ALIAs THE ACE OF HARTs-
STILL ALIVE AND NOT YET QUITE BURNT

TTTOULD inform the citizens of Evansville and his
toners generally that he is at their service
of Main and First next to Shankn Reiy's
with hne stock Of boots and Shoes comprising Ladies'
Shoes of every description Also misses and infants shoes
Also gents boots from the staple Stogay to the
finest French pump sOles together with full supply of
CATERS SLIPPERS Shoes pumps etc etc. Please call
and for yourselves You always find me ct home
business such collecting bills,
taking measures, Q attending to the little ones.
je25 HENRY J. HART.
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DISSOLUTION.

DISSOLUTION.
TIyHEtpartnership of FOSTER & BROWN assol
4 Limitation IN tbs Ersti instant.
and sstomeTs who indebted to will Va
lin addition heretofore extern
ling at the old settling and ying
Those TO whom indebted will
claims for Either party is auth
the Of the fzm in liqnidatiOn. d. w F0STEK e.,
AK WILLIAM BIZ OWN.
- 49, CONTINUANCE.
THE undersigned would respectfully announce to ms
and the Of tho late of Foster tba1
the busin will be by him at the cid
BE will be pleased those friends that Guy OF
do AID VIII every
sxeron 10 serve them well ana faithfsy Fer bs bsIsi
and long patronage himself and the late he
would return sincere % snks.a sas-s., ~r voarpp
NJ W rORAEn.
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MORE CLoLHLNG, HATS, CAPsi &C.

III HAVE Just received per steamer Silver Wave COM
plete assortment of Summer Coats Pants and Vests;
Shirts; Drawers; etc.
ALS0-A fine lot of Hats Yarietiesall
Of sold cheaper ever at the Star
Clothing Store, under the Pavilion Hotel ,
A. LOBENSTINE.
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DeGARMO,S


LIVERY AND SALE STABLE.
ON LOCUST BETW. THIRD AND FOURTH STREETS.
ESAp. HORSES Buggiss, Carriages. Bf=9F@saabA
Z$&NR and 0mnibusses. always for hire
Meas the above Stable. Carriages for excursions par
ties funerals always hand am prepared to beard
horses and keep them in the best order. -rr.
My hack will hereafter be kept running
day and will be at steamboats, hotels etc for the
of those wishing to use it. II will also be
ready citizens to boats during the by
orders at the stable. my9 E. H. DEGAKMO.s
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UST reed fresh lot goods Suitable Tor the
ID trade, making stock complete time du
ring the Spring. consisting Of
100 very choice Shoes of every variety,
30 do Leghorn and Soft Fur Hats.
20 do fancy silk and straw Bonnets,
so do Dry Goods of all kinds;
all of which for prices than they have
sold Evansville liberal discounts
cash. je2 u. II. MAGHEE CO..
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CAMPBELL d GROsCH,
BELL AND BRASS FOUNDERS,
NEW YORK BAEERYl

SECOND TO NONE WEST lMOUNTAINSt
On First street opposite the Post Office. ~r
after long experiences in the business
N in the city of New York. in which ci is ackuowl
edged to have superior in the managment Of well
That he is fully prepared furnish all kinds of bread.
cakes crackers pies hot rolls doenus etc. either
wholesale retail.
Wedding private PARTIES balls private families will be
supplied desired with everything fresh the
q the shortest notice. : 1as
superior article of Graham and brown breads always
haAd.
The proprietor will devote his exclusive
ly his business which shall be in
be surpassed by any y2I j. O. GAUNT.
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M GOD bought any place in The cit
w fromWm. Green's woodward. Eggleston e Foun
dry Orders be left at I. D. Heimanns Mai
trect mh26 ON WIN. GREEN.
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- HAVE YOU A BAD SHAPED HEAD,
co to-VAUTIER & MARc0NNIERsS and have yerr heaa
usasur for Hat. They have iust received dFee from
instrument shat Will take TIE shape %
ar head has time and with whish thsy sih
make ven that will easy cid shoe. Aaia
slreet between FjTss azd Sseond fssiS
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WATCH RRPAIRING.

FWNHE Undersigned having the busines
n in Evansville hatters himself with the hope that hi
machinery will upon trial, be found worthy the attentio
the resident citizens OF the city but thos
comprising the ''circumambient yieinage."
His shop the Post Once where he be found at al
OFEICE HOURS. myS r.. III. GATES.
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SAFE. easy and eaeCtnal ali disorders Of the
N and bowels, for children or aduits
levng obstinate diarrhoea cholera morbns Svs
sry, summer complaints and Aux Call at
]. r. MONROE'S Family Groeerv
Corner of Oak and Second sts, Evansville
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T.AnTEs, (SAITER ROoTs

An LARGE and elegant Of Silk Lasting Eng
sh and Glove Kid. Plain and Patent tipped half and
'front.' prices
all qualities. HENDRICKS & MCREA.
spII Fosters Block, First st.
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COFFINS AND HEARSE.

undertake and perform decent burals the lowest pr
IL The remaining friends of deceased are
therefore respectfully requested to gve call in any
OF the kind, HENRY KLEE.
y30 30 ST. next 70 the German Protestant Church.
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REMOVAL.

Undersigned has removed his Tailoring Establish
ment to Second street, Immediately opposite the Pres
bJerian Church. in the office with DR.. Wood where ha
would be glad to all his old customers and goody
Der OF and would be pleased TO them with
IN ais line such as GOATS vests pants shirts draw
e made to order TIE shortest possible notice.
nkIu for past favors he would most respectfully solicit
YES ~ WV ~ - Il H. MILNE
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-09-24
LAW PARTNEmSHIP.

As. G. JONES andJAs e. BLYTHE. Attornies at Law.
Evansville Indiana have associated themselves
in the practice of the Law and will continue to practice
In this and the adjoining Counties and the Supreme and
District Court They turning their attention partc
nlarly to land law In short time they will be prepared
give in flew minutes abstract of the title almost
lot in Evansville its enlargemen in Lamasco.
sired. jy15-d&wtf
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RIFLE BARRELS.

n RNk RIFLE BARRELS, hrst-rate article, togethe
and for sale by @. NJ. GRIFFITH,
Bells Ware House. back of the new Court House.
my23-d&w t4 ssra
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LOOKING GLASSES.

AN asah times prepared furnish Looking Glasses
ManISEany, Walnut or Rosewood Frames Looking Glas
F ens S SaIss ssoi also Gilt Frames Picture
ings. at Wholesale or retail, at the lowest prices
mis- dawn No. West Fourth atree. C;I u
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AM all kinds of City Express busi-
have just received alargs heavy wagon capable
carrying $500 lbs springs made expressly the city
business Such carrying furniture without danger
damage; hauling grain from the canal to the rivers and in
all kinds of hauling and city business done
the shortest notice and reasonable Enquire
my23 COOKS Family Grocery
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CLOTHING, &C.

LITTLE MAN WITH A BIG sToCKi
SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING!
GENTLESEN's FURNISHING GOODS, sc.
HAV just returned fro the East and opened at old
stand OF the western Star under the Pavilion Hotel
81 and best selected and best stocks
Of READY MADE CLOTHING. ever offered fox sale in
TINS city Ny stock comprises full assortment of every
thing appertaining to Genteens wearing apparel and
made In the latest styles and in the manner
Also, large stock of s#9ls5 tsff@4 ~.
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS,
Of every description the choicest finest sieen
tlemen 8 underwear.
respectfully solicit examination Of my stock by
old customers and the public generally confident that the
goods will recommend themselves. r-ta..7 - 81
apl4 ANTHONY LoBENsTINE.
THE ALLIES sURRENDERED!!!
SINCE MESSRS.s ALTERING & DRUMMER HAVE
- leased the Old Corner Stand Water
Journal once and allied il t. h the largest
nshing Goods etc and sell them astonhng5 low. the
ALLIES HAVE BEEN COMPELLED TO SURRENDER.
THEIR NEW STOCK
consists in part of Mems and Boys ready Clothing
Hats Caps and Trunks together with the most
of Gentle nens Dress Goods and Taors Furnishing Goods
ever brought to this city Their facilities for
enables them at all times to i al orders With the best
goods and at the best bargains County and city customers
and the public generally respectfully invited to call and
their New Stock and Reduced Prices before purha
ing elsewhere. 'ie-l.r dee1S-tf
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CLEAR THE TRACK
THE SMALL MAN AHEADn
PIANOS! PIANOsI

UST received by the undersigned. few superior Plan
eP Fortes from the celebrated manufaetory OF Peters
Cragg which for and durability of
perfection of finish, unsurpassed by any of Easter
These splendid instruments for sale manufac
prices and all persons wishing purchase
quessed to call and examine them.
ap10 T. CONJUNCTION g. 90
MAIN aud Efrate tz
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}. IS. Chenoweth & Co., Cincinnati,
Thisi one Ofthe Oldest bestestablished and most re
liable lines of in the country and sole
Agents for this section, are authorised to give
through receipts for freights to and from the East,
very low rates. guaranteeing against any over charges
on the route.
aug9 LEWIS & HOWARD, Agents.
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TO THE LADIES.

=
V0U find superior article of Shoes First stree
Il opposite the Post Office The subscriber respectful
the ladies Evansville and vicinity that
has fitted up q for ladies exclusively.
Work made to order and warranted. -
je20-6m go = - GEORGE ATHERToN.
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no THE EVANSVILLE BLOODs.

SUNDKEESs
WpEC'D per steamer Arctic,
II, half chest extra Young Hyson Tea,
do do cheap do do do,
kegs Wheeling Nails ass'd,
5 boxes German and Palm Soap,
s do Star Candles.
6 half and quarter boxes Star Candles,
10 bdls Wrapping Paper,
100 lbs Sup. Carb. Soda,
20 lbs Cream Tartar.
reels Cotton Cord, with lot of chalk
etc., etc. For sale cheap at ms v
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REMOVAL.
CITY EMPRESS BUSINESS

n HAVE removed my the Warehouse formerly
cuped by Hill & Holiday of Main street ant
Canal The Canal Collectors removed thu
same place. VI JOHN FARRELL. City Collector.
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Bts Zala s tons years old, built in Boston, has
foId for Ahant y0,sO. cAsh.
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NEW YORK LEGIsLATURE.


6enatos
ALBANY, March I, 1885.
PETITIONS
For the incorporation Of the Pilots Charitable Fund
Association.
OF ice dealers against the New York and Brooklyn
Company
BILLS REPORTED, ETC
Mr. MusIoE reported the bill creating Board Of Rail.
road Commits sioners.
Mr. SPENCER reported against the bin to amend the
cavahon law Of New YORK. Agreed to-
Mr.. BROOKS reported fsvorsby on the bill incorpo-
rating the New Granada Steam Navigation Company
Mr.. HiTcBcocK reported bill for loan to complete
the Kings county Lunatc Asylum.
Mr.. SPENCER reported favorably the bill to an end
the charter Of the New York Firemen.
The amendments OF the House to the charter Of the
New York sixpenny Savings tank CONQUERED In.
The ball in relation to the taxes and the city penses
of Brooklyn, was passed
Mr.. BROOKS introduced bill authorizing the trustees
Of the Merchants Corn Exchange to appoint Commits.
sit Ders OF Deeds.
The Rochester Claims bill was taken up and debated
The Senate then went into executive session.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
TIE PRoHIBrroRY LIQUOR LAW.
In the Senate exciting discussion occurred the
Temperance bill. livery avenue depselyiy crowd
cd, and much anxiety manifested to know the position
Of men beers the bill
Mr.. CLARK, who voted for the bill last year spoke
against the bill in its present shape and said he should
at the proper time TO strike out the search and
seizure provisions.
Mr. HOPKINS hoped no opposition would be made TO
search.
Bessrs WHITNEY End IIcKRRsoN who also voted for
the bill last year. spoke strongly against 1t IN its present
shape
Mr.. HuTcIuss did not speak, but favored the amend
So II appears certain that the bill must DO ma
teriaEy altered i'll the Senate.
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Assembly.
ALBANY, March 7, 1856.
BILLS RtroRTED, ETC.
Mr. WARD reported bill to authorizs town subscrp-
tons to the Utica and Binghamton Railroad.
Mr.. DAVIDSON reported bills to incorporate the Far
mers' and Mechanics Savings Bank of Albany tho Com
mercia Savings Bank of Troy and the Chenango Valley
Savings Bank.
Mr.. BAKER reported bin to authorize the children of
citizens born abroad to bold real estate.
Mr.. MALLORY reported bill appointing commission
ers TO locate second Mna.ic asylum.
MI RHODES reported bill TO amend the charter OF the
Brooklyn Benevolent Society.
Tie bill reducing money transactions to federal cur
rency defeated.
The vote the bill relative to the appointment Of
police court clerks reconsierei ami tte bill passed
Mr.. $ SMITH gave notice oil the introduction os a
bill cbartering the Metropolitan Gas Light Company Of
New York
Bills introduced to punish the stealing forgery
OF railroad tickets to amend the act organizing Bank
depa tment making the Office elective; 10 nd the ut
levyirg money masters for passengers arriving ~
New Yors; to erect Tweniythird ward IA New york
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BOSTON Mar Arr At this port TO- day ship Cape Cod
r. NJ Calcutta Oct - and from Sand Heads Nth On the
lith ult lat 20 Ion co. fi with The wreck Of the briI
Emily Dodge, Marshall from jacksonville for Guadt
and took on the captain, mate and iour seanen.
The Emily Dodge had been capsiIed In squai Feb and
.rs y the scnmen wa. drowned His name David Has
ktll, a. Deer Island, Maine.
All 0 arr the hip Genoo from Talcshuans Dee "a Ian
~ In lat ltS Ion 81 W saw arse clipper snip steering
,cuh The Gen,oo has been seventeen days north Of er
Also ship stephen Glover, from New Orleans
Also lark John Denhan, from Mobile Spoke 4h inst
lt ~ % Ion Y p schr oeona, from Boston for Whining
ton. N c
Also lark Triton, Derison ssvAnnsh; brigs Ocean
shaw, Cardenss 18th ut; Kernitsp Pnrt an Prince
Jan g snd lpsaus 9Th ull
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MARITIME INTELLIGLN NOE.
Port OF New York, March q, 1856.
CT EARE,n.


Steamship Florida, Woodruff, savannah, Mitchill.
Steamship Marion Foster Charleston. spodord Tileston
Steamship Roanoke, Skinner, Norfolk, &c, Ludlam 4
Ship Hendrix Hudson smith, London, Griunel Morgan
sh,p nerschs Mam(, Meier, .HamturgW Schmidt 4 Co.
BsrSsrd sister New orisans Lane & West Co.
SH; yyor,sna Craahart Chsrle.t's Johnson sasht
Earl Kas%os i i wsnhs Biemsa, oelriets Co
rg Ii Gaia Andsrson oporo
Brig Jcwett Chapman, fslnas, Grand Canary, Brett
Brig VIM McGilvery, Clifford, Cardonss kirkland Van
Br'g , e Ye1.on, Stevens, Hav,1a, Russell vInns
Rr's Tysss, Fsrsa.sn, t6ariss,en. : bulky 'A
Bris Forest STATE stnwers, Georgetown u Buck Co.
sssr as p"r kSsdn Sssssss N nSscjo
y schr North state Horton Savannah McCready. Mott
sebr Nebraska GssAil, Georgetown Van Bruut siasht
;, sehr DeRossft brewster Wilmington Nc, Dolucr
ssT NH PGTS EsEs
sssr whao Ai fen a%' PeaaeIphh'a BT sS
steamer Black Desmond, Lopez phsSsipSis,
Thompson.
Cardenas, MAYHEM, TalLot a Co.
ARRIVED.
ssB eA sS.ss ,ssp'G FEB With dss and
nsa three bales cotton appeared to have been but short
Assths yRsyd P;%ms savannah 10 days.
slip Hartford Lewis savanna6 IL days with cotton TO-
70 Durham Dimon.
h.'s s Tseii g s:y G e. G s.s
9issy III:
:sspas the hold
liaHssr % ssis% 1 srsat @ @ days,
Ts S I fsn wS Ssa fs e S %
Tor Baltimore short Of pro,isons supplied her with bar
b, ysa"s AIn'sn ou,.ses yiss
M and rssqs Gs
n sv as from nf M W "a INST as$ %
st f1y E k%e t RSes1 f 3 = .
d. n sS.d na f.. I IN ys . saa
Bris Agnes Br Nichols Palermo 90 days via Gibraltar
. weather o dec - =, S' s,, Gs .h M in
TO- slip 20 save the vessel aud carse.
70 order Esp:rcIcsd heavy weather north Of er
SdSHss r w.iiisS . 4. :ge.:
Sis Bsnis@in 5rsssiia rom ss,:n,ss
day.; is s to four days Win lee rail under water
,u,tie &C. 70 order Experienced heavy weather. stove
Chase
H1s RsiSses u sissa'i hayen Nelson xayasus PR
A g srsss ;ss wil,sa Rl,sssses y rom ~
ss s On sSss .s' l. s,y se
on the passage.
Brig Iris (of Camden. Mo- Hosmer AttAkapss q days.
With sugar TO master Experienced heavy weather; started
schr Henry Hootor (of Rockpor), Giles Rio Hsche 30
sehr Jonas Smith furman Savannah, with cotton &C. 20
sshr Ann susan Myers Charleston, days. with cotton
sohr Charles Roberts, Littleton, Wsshingtc
ssr y,idi smith a:r wy.w , M.GsSon
setrh smith, smith, viIzin n.,.,. .. -.
schr Cinderella, Kelley, Truro, Mass.
sctr Eliza Frances Bsiemote New Haven for Virginia
Sctr Rosina, -, Portland.
Schr Senate, Elliott, Portland.
Schr Louisa, -, Portland.
Sthr Nedors Rhodes, Portland.
Schr Lucy White Torrey, Rockland
Schr lousa by er, Sylvester, Rocklsnd.
sloop Oregon, Rhodes, Providence.
BELOW.
BrisL4 Armstrong tof New Haven. from Porto Rico
hl-o one BARK, unknown.
SAILED
Steamships Baltic uverpso Florida SAVANNA; Marion
Charleston; Roanoke, Norfolk, 6c.
Wind at sunrise, NE; meridian, enc; sunset, NE.
Memoranda.
Btis Zais l tons years old, tu in Boston, has been
s0aA inra If ah
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Cou., Cnl.n,iar-Th,s Day,

ISIrfD STATS IIsTaICT loURr.-Nos. Os, 50 To 81.
SVPETNK CouRr-Crcuit-Nos $50, lTi2, liij, li4t,
l7lU, 1896, 1852 TO 1859, Woo .
SUPREME COuHrSpeciai Tel --Nos IL ID, ~ 70, "
to o., lb3, TO to ~.
SUPERIOR CouRr-Nos 132, 90 ej2, Ell gs2, 99l 927,
$50 s54 800 sos Qo9 1oOl 1o02 1908 ltut 1000, l00s
lOCq 1910 10l1 lOl2 1919 1914 1915 1910 lOlI lois,
1890 1o2l 1922 lC2S lo2a los 1926 1927 io2s 1924
1890, 1881,
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EXTRACT FROM Mr.. soULE TO MR.. MARCY.
LEeATIoN or rHE UrirED STATES,
MADRID, MAY -, 1851

cannot persuade myself that there serious Ia
this warlikc dem0nstraton Spain without her
or credit 20 fellow II and Will not,
init herself lightly In a struggle against us
But she has clearly fear that the policy suggested hy
the Presidents message 20 Congress viii be carried out
and hence the resistance which she opposes 10 just
demands she considers besidos that Ia ramtng the
for vhioh the o. The Black Warrior have 80 slbm
syCly cfavcd mercy, se has done much could DO
qured Of her justice expected hom her msgue
nimity. =, .
Her government already reyes IN the triumph which Il
Anticipates achieving over us on this occasion
Most anSiouSly, Tor my own fhrt do await 70 KNOW
what rcsoyo Congress Will have 10, s. could MT
thnl Tor moment 20 retain post from whence would
bSve ~ bb0ld the nsolcnce which dis
eemaure and that Of the administration would be % sure
=" GayS lie honor 10 TO- sir ycrr obedcn servant
iHN'' wv WV PIERRE soJIE.