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The ER1cssoN.-It appears from our report
of the trial trip Of tho Ericsson, (Which is now
propelled by steam, on a new and economical
plan devised by Captain Ericsson that the
owners entertain the int ntion of converting
her into transport steamer for the allies at
the CIinea. She is bound to achieve distinc.
ton in somo wsy.
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NEW POLKA.

TIME CHEVY CHASE POLKA, composed fof
Il and dedicated e Mrs Sally ID. Bradley, by >.
ID. Saunders, ESQ.,. Of this city, whose companions
have always met with such great public favor
The merits OF the piece are such as Will inlroouee
j, among all lovers OF music.
Pice IS cents.
Just Published and for sale by
HILBUS HITZ'
The Presidents Mounted Guard Quickstep, CON
posed by the accomplished Pianist, Mr.. Robert he
Ter, will appear in few days. may u
rI,IE AMERICAN DEBATER, being PLAIN ei-
Il position Of the principle and practice 81 PueIe
debate, &C, by James N. McElligott, LII "
History of a Geological Temperance Cohvenuo
held in Central Africa, I'm lsi7, by Edws"
Hitchcock, LII ID.
The Captives Of Abb's Valley, legend OF fronne
lie, by a son IF May Moore
GRAY b BALLANTYNE,
NAV lo-3t Ao6 seventh street.
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of the substance, as In iron, and hence called
simple magnetic bodies; and the other class,
10 which the polarity Is transverse t. the
l-ngth Of the bar, and tho substance is hence
called dsa magnetic. The simple repetition
Of these experiments in this country Is import
ant, and the apparatus will serve as q model
for ingenious American artists
Great Honor.-The Court Journal, Of Lon
don, records the memorable fact, with due
enrha,i', that "Mr. Eiserbcrg -. thu urea,
s:.onor Of cutting the c;shs Of tho Emperor
Napoleon Ill, at Buckisghsr, Palace" II
seems that 1t was the only cat the Emperor
received during his sojourn; and that can be
excused from the ersrsmity of the case, diff
fsrirg, as it does, toe toe colo frem all the
past published history Of the corn bred en-
tsrtaiuments Of Buckingham palace. The
imperial relic doubtless is preserved in tn.
British Museum
Pay Of Discharged Soldiers.-A case was
presented in which the retained pay of q sol.
der had bosn withheld because the words G. hon
sstly and faithfully" had been struck out OF
bis certificate of discharge, given a. tn. expi-
ration Of his enlistment
1t was held that where q soldier had ssyvfd
ont his full term, the Government by con-
tinuing him in service had designed to over
look the offence he had committed and should
pay the full amount of wages he had earned
under his contract Of enlistment, unless he
had been tried and sentenced to forfeit them
in whole or in part, aud tho sentence had not
been RENTED
4 sphinx.-A sphinx has been received at
the State Department, sent over to the Gov.
eminent by Mr.. De Leon, United States Con.
sus General in Egypt. 1t Is an antiquity, Of
course, and has the body Of lion and face of
a young woman. 1t is capitally cut in sand.
stone, and stands about two feet high. 1t is
covered with hieroglyphics, and has carved on
it representations Of boetle, a bull, q scor-
pion, dogs, a crocodile, faces, and other figures.
TIE Reptiles ofthe West-A largo collsc
ton Of living snakes, frogs, lizards, salaman-
ders, turtles, &c have just arrived at the
Smithsonian museum from Chicago, Ill, and
serve to illustrate the character of the reptiles
of that region Some of these are to be sent
70 the Jardin des Plantes, Paris.
Clerical Appointment-Mr. Samuel s..
Stacey, of New Hampshire, has been ap.
pointed frst-class clerk in the Pension Blu.
reau.
The Current Operations o! tho Treasury
Department yesterday, tho 14th of May,
there we're Of Treasury Warrants entered on
the hicks Of thu Dana rtmAnt-
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GLOVES, HOSIERY, RIBBONS, &c.

IOUN n. SMOOT, south side OF Bridge st, ne1
81 Hiss, Georgetown, has just received rom NC"
York an a ditionai supply Of
Taffaia Silk and Lise Thread Gloves
Short and long black twisted silk Mitts
Open worked and plain Cotton Hosiery, every v"
nety n..,u,
Misses and Boys white, mixed and fancy oooon
Hosiery
Gents do do
Worked Swiss Collars and Rufies
Lace and French worked trimmed Cs"as
Real Maltese and Imitation Laces-
With many other desirable Goods, 70 , which 'ne
attention OF cash prompt customers as vec;
may IL .. -
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I. TUCKER AT rBB UTICA ASYLUM -
Tho foreman Of tho printing Office at the Utica
Insane Asylum writes thus Of Tucker. who
was recently convicted Of the murder of his
child, pardoued on the ground of insanity,
and omnitted to that institution: He has
greatly improved since he came here. He has
considerable talent as writer, and is very
useful contributor to the Opai, a monthly BE
riodical wo print here, edited and written by
the patients in tho Asylum +"
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APPOINTMENTS IN THE PATENT Orr,cx
Vim Cbsuney Lsngdon, Of Kentucky, an As.
sistant Examiner has been promoted to be
Chief Examiner Of Patents, at $4,000. Thos.
ID Dodge, Of New Hampshire; VIM Road, Of
Delaware; Isaac D. Toll, Of Michigan; and
Amos T. Jsnckss, e Rhode Island, to be As
sistant Examiners, at 81 SO0.-IntsL
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BAsKER's MAGAZINE have received
re May number Of the Bankers Magazine
and Statistical Registss. 1t contains many
interesting articles
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STRAW MATING.

rTsT rec, lived 4, 5, and Ga White and colsred
II. Msttings, which am selling al the Lowest pf.
ces for cash or 20 pr ompt customers.
J. n. SHOOT,
9. side Bridge st., near High, Georgetown.
may -
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NEW ,JEWELRY

WTATCHES, SIvERwARE. &C NJ. W.GALI
w & BRO, are receiving daily large additions 70
their stock Of new and elegant Jewolry, Wstcn~i
Silver Ware, &C.
Purchasers have the advantage Of selecuen
from a complete assortment Of latest styles, OF w
best quality, and OF the lowest rates.
NJ. w. GAIT q BRO,
324 Pa. sv., between 9th snd ION su"
nav i2- 81
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<NOTTCE.-AN ADJOURNED MEET
49, ing Of the Anti Know Nothing voters OF
the Sixth Ward will be held on Thursday evening
next, tie 17;h inst at Anacostia Hall for the pur
pose of making nominations for Aldermen, Coun-
cimen, and Assessor All persons favorable 10 he
cause are requested 10 attend
AARON MILLER, President
John Z. BRANDT, Secretary. may l5-2t+
@KNIGHTS TEMPLARS.-WASHING
~ ton Eneampment No will assemble ON
THIS Tuesday EVENING, at the usual time and
place. may l5-lt
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SOMETHING NEW UNDER TIE sun.
CHARLES WERNER,

FennsytrGn'a Gpenus, opposite BToUHs HOTEL
HAS fitted up the commodious hall over hs Res
Ill taurant as a first class LAGER BEER Si-
LOON, having pro ured supply OF every luTul
aud comforts found in first class establishments o.
the kind in the Northern cities.
His RHINE WINES and French White Wines,
rs well as his Clarets, Sesars. Lager Beer, German
Italian, and Sw, itzer CHEESES, and indeed 4 ev-
cry other appropriate luxury in such an establish
ment, 10 unsurpassed in this country.
He sOiicits call from his friends and the public.
NAV lQ-ff
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AGENTS FOR THE STAR

A1hNTs FOH THE STAR.
The following persons are authorized
10 contract for the publication of adyer-
tisements in the Star:
Philadelphia-V. B. PALMER, N. W.
corner of Third and Chestnut streets.
New York-S. NJ. PErr1NGILL & Co.,
Nassau street.
Boston ". B. PALMER, Scollay g
Building.
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CEVENTH wARD.-UNIoN TICKET
- For Aldermaa-DEARBORN Z. lOHNSE1rr,v
For Common OouuelI-SAMUEL PUmPhMi
SAMUEL 2. TAYLOR, HENRY A. CLAkht"'
nav +ts
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GRAND
REGIMENTAL BALL.

THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE on behalf of
i the First Regiment, Third Brigade of the Militia
of the district of Columbia, take great pleasure in
informing the citizens generally, that their FIRST
GRAND BALL will be held IT the NATIONAL
THEATRE, on MONDAY EVENING, May 2lst,
1855.
The Committee would al 30 state that owing to the
shortness of time in making arrangements, that they
are compelled to dispense with Ladies' Invitations
Prof. Munder has kindly volunteered his services
as Floor Manager on that occasion.
Tickets can be procured at Flini's Hotel VIM.
r. Bayys Stationery Store; NJ. A. Stevens Fancy
store; Wilson HaywaIi's, Union Hall and Of
any of the Executive Committee.
COMMITTEE OF RECEPTION
Col Hickey, Capt TAFT,
Col Riley, Capt Key,
Moi KeywOrth, Capt Peck
adutant Bacon, Capt Schwarzmanp,
surgeon Morgan, Capt Deyers,
or Master McColIum, Lieut. Cong MulIoy,
OR Master Sergt KiEg, Capt Shekell,
Capt Davis, = Capt Jameson,
Capt Towers, Capt Reese,
Capt Bright,
MANAGERS ON PART OF THE MILITARY.
Washington Light Infantry.
Sergt James E. Powers, Henry Warner,
Charles T. Nelson.
National Grsys.
CorpI Mcguire.
Booas Rifles.
Serg't Buckingham.
National Gul.rd.
Ensign Lloyd, Private Johnson,
Serg't Bishop
Montgomery Guards.
Sergt McERry, Private O'Leary
Secretary O'Sdilivan
PTesidents Mounted Guard
Serg't Hayward, John +. Evans,
Samuel Owens
German Tagers.
Serg't Ruppell, Conrad Finkmann,
Julius Vicdt.
american Rifemen.
Sergt Gibson, John Y. Dom,
COrpl Champion.
Washington Highionders
Sgt Campbell, Andrew Balm,
James Narrower.
Scott Guards.
Sgt Keyworh George Mexican,
Charles Mast
Union Guards.
or MT Doneily, Sgt Harrison,
Mr. OCallahan.
hGrios Rifles.
Sgt EoXwell, Sgt Calf,
Henry Keefer.
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the Stone Quarry formerly occupied by Majo
VIM B. Scott, and are prepared TO furnish STONl
at the usual market rates.
HUMPHREYS d WILLIAMS.
Georgetown, May l5-lm'
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VARIETIES.

'hie popular establishment will be opened for a
l. snort summer Season, on
THURSDAY, May Isth.
3 II ELDoN's unRIvALLED BALLET
TEOUPE
bsfare We ms ur-rr nr,t appearance
---u"e'on audi nee
'ther novelties are In pr, paraiion Of which due
notice VIII tr given
WANTED.-TEN YOUNG LADIES for ~.
CORPS Ge RAJ ct. Apply at the Box Cfics.
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NEW GOODS FOR GENTI,tMEN

NEW GOODS FOR GENTLEMEN.
ID J. STEER, Merchant Tailor, No. ass Sew
[ enih street, has just received r. m New a.
York, a very elegant and large addition TO
his stock Of Spring sai summer GOODS, M
consisting of Cass:msrs Ducks, Drills, &c IN.
for Pants, and Six and Marseiil . VESrINGS, both
PLAIN ard cofei, OF the richest and pretest styles
ever seen IN this market, all of which he s prepared
TO make up in the best style al very low prices.
Gentlemen woud do well 10 call early IL they
wish 10 see very cheap siyles. may l5-eo2w
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ICE.-IOE!
THE UNDERSIGNED having on hand a large
i quantity OF fret quality ICE offers IL for sale
unusually low. in isrge or small quantities
Those who have not purchased or euga,ed their
summer supply would do vel TO call on the subscri-
Der bef0 doingso GEO. +. ELLIS.
No. - corner 81 and sayetre streets
NAV l5-5t
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3. York Alice, Esq-This gentleman
though protesting very great contempt for the
Star, takes occasion to notice the article pub.
lishsd in our Washington News columns on
Saturday, explaining facts involved in his
connection with Office in this city necessary to
be understood for thorough appreciation of
bis case. He throws any quantity of " slush"
upon the Star, but carefully avoids meeting
any one Of its facts stated in his case No un-
preJudiced person can read his reply without
perceiving that b, clearly admits tho aIlega.
ton on which il seems to DO understood that
he was removed from office His second arti
Gle is, indeed, a complete exposition of the
disingenuousaess of his first one-so gla ring
as to require no further ccmmsnts from US in
self defence from his fierce onslaught. We
have always entertained kind feelings for him,
and are at this time actusted by them We
have no war 10 make on him, and referred to
bis card on Saturday, only TO. the vindica ton
of the truth Of history-that's all.
The Progress Of Science apparatus
Of the Smithsonian Institution 10, perhaps, the
most complete new in our country, and new
articles are constantly being added. A com.
plete set of apparatus for exhibiting the facts
Of the new branch of science called dia mag
nsttsm has been obtained from Paris A few
years ago bu. four metals were known to pos
sess magnetic properties, namely: iron, hickeI,
cobalt, and manganese. 1t il now known that
All bodies exhibit ar alsgous phenomena whom
placed under the inductivo influence of pow.
srfal magnets; but they are not all similarly
affected. All bodies may, however, be di.
vided into two ols'sss-one in wh Oh the pol.
srity 10 developed ct the sxtrsmitiss Of q bar
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NOTICE.-Whereas, my wife, CHARLOTTE
IN having lefi my BE- and bofrd without q iua
cause or publication, this is to give notice that
will pay no debts Of her contracting on and amer
this date. WILLIAM JACKSON.
NAV 1885,
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A CARD.-The attention Of capitalists and 9th
IN ers is called 10 The sale of part Of Lot No. g in
square No 457, with the Warehouse thereon. or
the Of 7h street west and street north, op
posite the National Intelligence Office, TO axe
this afternoon, at 81 O'Clock, on the premises
which is one Of the most valuable and desirable
pieces OF property in Washington.
JAS. G. Mcguire,
may 15-lt Auctionepr.
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$500 REWARD.
1--WE HUNDRED DOLLARS will be given ia,
L the apprehension and conviction Of the rersor
or persons who murdered William Osborne OF Wash
ngtsn county, District Of Columbia, on about the
9Th day Of February last, on his way from the Co
umbia Mills TO his home, near the old Race Ground
Course. JONAH ID. HOOVER,
Marshal of the District of Columbia.
NAV l5-lWs
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II OsT-Strayed from the premises of the subscn-
IL Der, on the night Of the 9th inst, q dark
hay MARE, with a star in her forehead and IN
a white spot on hind leg Said mare had ga
recently lost her C, II, and is probably ewhers
within the city limits suburbs Any re
turning her 70 the residence of the subscriber,
street south, between ID and 80 streets, viii be
suitably rewarded. any information can be len q
PATTERNS. at Knkwood House, which will Be
gratefully received. LEWIS pATTEN.
msy l2-A
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SPENCER's SERMONS SERMONS OF THE
- Rev lchabod g. Spencer, ID, author Of "a
PASTORS Sketches, }" large l2s vols
Preces Pauline; or the Devotions OF the Apostle
Emily Vernon, or fiial piety eXsmplfed
My Brothers. Keeper, by Miss Warner, author OF
"Dollars and Cents" etc.
GRAY d BiLLANTYNE,
may 1870 406 Seventh street.
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DERSoNs HAVING CLAIMS a,ai,,
balance due from the Navy Department
the estate Of William Dhu, deceased, late a scam,
On board the United States ship Plymouth, are herr
by notified to present them AZ the Office OF Foura
Auditor Of the Treasury, within two months fron
lhis date. NAV Ia
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CAMB To TIE SUBSCRIBER on the stb :,
~ May, dark soircl Mare, with spots on N
Ter body. She is about ten years old. The lRN
owner is requested 10 come forward, paw cbAr,,s
aud take her away. J. w. MARRIOTT,
AleIandtia CO near LiHle Pals Br,dse
NAV 49,
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INSTRUCTIONS.

Form Of a propssal Vh>re no change from, advertise
mont Is contemplated by the bidder.
l. -, Of -. county of -, State Of
-, propose 10 convey he mails from July
1855, to June 30, 1859, en- route No, from
20 -. sgreeatly to the advertisement of thu
Postmaster General Gated May H. 1855, and by tn,
following mode Of cony yaIcs, viz:
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T. of the finest finish, just imported from Paris di-
rect, by FRANCK TAYLOR.
NAV Is
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-25
Earl Grtys opinion Of the stability and No.
rality Of the Turkish Government.
BRITISH TAXATION AND BRITISH EMIGRATION.
The Catholic Church i'm Italy,
Spain and Switzerland.
AlIeeulieus or Pins me Nlnth On ne Chnrslb
Property Question.
THE HAR VEST IN EUR OPE.
DC, &c, &c.

The steamship North Star, Capt wamack, from Ha'rs
anG Southampton anchored at Quarantine at o'clock
yesterday morning She left the ater port at II r. M
Of the ilh instant and consequently brings intelligence
few hours later than be ad,ices received the Pacific
The Sorh star brought hundred and twenty pas
sengers and four hundred Of freight, and reports
seeing an Iceberg 200 feet high and 600 feet long h
10th instant, in hat 81 ~, long. as o.
The United States mail steamship Arago arrived at
Havrc, from New York, on tho evening q the 10th
Intelligence from the Baltic states that the 6th
instant the English and portion of the French feet,
weighed from Eargen, and anchored the day Oh
Sweabog, On the 9TH, the two aee,e drawn up
front Of Swcaborg and the bombarduscn, 10
mence the same afternoon
The North Star brings the second edition of the I0a
don TDs of the iith inst In the mor-y market Com
soils the lltb o0y 10 ~ for money aud ~ 10 gI for
9th September After regular hours transactions took
place q further advance Of r. onnirrn closed at u
TO - prem. Bank Stock IA 10 25. E1chcqucr bills.
70 to 2ir Foreign securities steady with
rage amount 81 bukIneas.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-25
The Tragedy on Staten Islnnd--Onc Man Shot

On the afternoon of Monday last, man named Hans
Shader shot the farm Of Sr John D. Warren, the
circumstance ofthe being AZ folIowsMr. Warren
owns arrn upon the Richsond road abont two miies
from the Quarantine upon which great quantities Of
backberrics which very inviting TO the large Ger
population in this neighborhood Of Staten Island
but Mr. Warren wen most Of the other farmers Of
the Island object to these Germans trespassing upon
their grounds nasmuch they invariably take the lib
ery break down trees and DO other damage br the
purpose Of obtaining peaches, apples cherries, what
ever else may attract their fancy. On Monday last, Sir
Warren being away fom home, Hans schaner
and his son considered this fine opportunity
10 get blackberries and fr this purpose entered
Mr warren's field. Mr.. Warren son, a boy about
sixteen years Of age, was at home at the time, and
resolving protect hi- fathers property during his pa
rents absence, lie went out 10 sclacr aud his and
ordered them oil The premises Both refused 70 leave
aud knock young wafrcns brains oal II
he rnocsted them. The boy then rnar,ipg under this
refusal Of the Germans to obey him and their threat
went up their small basket Of hlackbcrries that
setting near and kicked ii Upon this young Scaf
fer, who about eighteen or twenty years of age,
moved towards young Warren the latter thought to
beat him, who instantly The housc young schaf.
fer chasing him part of the way. The Germans thrn
continued picking the berries nothing had harrencd
Young warren then took down his fsthcr's gun.
which was loaded with snan shot aod went back again
into the fields. es he saya "mcrcly q Tighten
thoaa-bc supp sod Tch.ner AMI bss would run
- -oon ~ 'hcy him With gun Ia hIs hand :"
Iron reaching rhc He1 he mOyed t1Nsrd, young
sehaficr Who vas come distance from htr bther AMI
IL aoing ~ he tornrd his beek uppn the tsthsr VIM
~ once made towards him. md nearSy rcarhs young
Warren when snFier brother - The latter, who had
ACCOMPANIED htrn 70 he Eeli called ~ him - lopk
aronna--uto hook hehtni him ' Young Warren here
upon turned around and Hans sehatc nearly apon
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-25

p,,ss- ! Nry,1v AssyrsUsa r. Hrsovai.-oa ns
ts6 - Co,s sgr rs-ssf ,eni hs feliosinx nes-ss-
!. 49, gAasas tgsis,ars " barn thsi wissa g vss
,,,s IL It, up s,r,y So, aaa = -sa dineu, prsven,
49, 80 hous frn ralag q nio uprozrioss sspss.
80 sftelf gNinssss~
~, - ue.nsarst Co ss-t 40 i3pru og pyyegrrarvD
~ wsssls fNen,r,pr
49, hsYs frso.sd - Astr. vss6st yOs b. ~ ~
"a, - - sat aiis ", en- 80 = NJ aind, y.i
/. tNs fAss ~ iAatu yta ihst hsys fs-vFse
ofsat aa3 Nsasssr 4 - s~fefvrt M Nst uniA y
fn.s.- $50, - 4a*tes = ~ evas frVTsr.S -
-. - grt1 ts:gsSy FVszs0s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-25

Elected
There two Delegates present contesting rat for
the county Of westehes,er namely A. D. IspPan and
@. T. Yoe.
II was moved thet COMMITTEES Of Ave be appointed 70
inv.saate thci csedcntal and report which was the
leu,,rrate deleFstc.
delegate proposed that the two contestants should
AAcre vie lr they had voted Cor Greene c. Brorson at
TIE r election and thu be WAC did should be declared
ne,h the contcstng yent'men declared with much
heneree t,at tney ID each voted for Greene Broason
and the whole ticket. (IaaghteT.)
The motion log he appointment Of committee OF five
vas pat and cartcd aad the following person xe'e
| sen. Fowler and Tor1. ,.,
Iof ot4ego. ,...x.,
Mr. T. Il. Hart IN ", submitted that the gent.ensn
eto otseQo should withdraw his motion 80 as to et W
Scaics renew t. suspicious that there shs ua =
euch anxiety manifested about H. and he thou9ht uas
We little d;seourteous. 49,.
Judge Rowsr disevowei any inteution % he dsecu-.
teous Mr. g. had made nc faoson when y wss n1t ~
order. lie bad Goae when u was Ia order
Mr. SSoxisx not rossd 70 make point q fe-nt
or attach In postaace 70 uouessentias Hs was thN't
se ia svot q At,as The noien o. tbe gene-As t's
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-20
NEW-YORK.
IIerriug's Patent Fire-ProOf Safes.

kNHE suhsetiher continues Ia manufacture his un'yh
led patent fire and burglar prnoi snlcs worenlel
anal to my, and superior to oi the many which
lhsr been tested nuhlshcd and noticed by the prea
lhrau hout the world for he lu fifteen ycar'nnd sole
proprietor of ,!als patent r"wder proof lock, h"n hay
ing received separate medals nj The Worlds far
London, 1851, and Nav York IN 1883 T. Also. y
palrntcc (by purehnsc) o Joucs cclcbred pnrnt Com
ianptlon mud rermutn ion bank lock. $1,000 IN gold
"as placed IN the sate, exhibited Ill the Worlds Pun
london, secured by la, mud Jones' lock, aud ohered
ns reward tna6y whu would pick h locks or open
lhr safe within inrt, live duN- and although opc alcd
pon hy several skilled in the ot lock licking, n"
"ne succeeded in opening he sai tnr change or aern
lion IN T. locks 1t keys having been mndc du'lns i,'
une hut the moncy rcmui ed III lis soc depository aud
returned 10 the proprietor. nnd n mrdnl awarded
linn for th. champion suic oi tie nord. Cnuli H.
None genuine except those hnHtng The sIb.c,lhct nam
SllAS g. HERRING,
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