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ENFTY DOLLARS REWARD

ENFTY DOLLARS REWARD.-Fo, -.
= apprehension Of my boy JEFF Fauntleroy. who
absconded from my house about the oStb ~ iuns
1850. He is about feet inches in height con,
per colored, has a fine open countenanee when
spoken to- Had on when last seen, blue froeS
eoa, metal buttons, black cloth pants and patent
ABOVE reward II taken in the town or county Of Az
e1andria or In the District Of Columbia, and aloO
II taken beyond that N s''S
GEORGE SNYDER,
DS Alexandria
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INOTICE.-The Washington Columbus
80 Building Association will meet on next
MONDAY NIGHT, in German Hall, at O'Clock,
at which time the officers Of the Association are
to be elected, and the first payment on shares is to
be made. The book is to remain open until that
day, and any one wishing to subscribe will have
an opportunity. jy Ia-a
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H Success in life depends upon the heroic
SELF with which q man sets out in life.
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S2 hEWARD.-Ranaway from tie subscri.
Ro Der on the ith instant, a negro BOY named
Pompey, about twelve years old. Pompey Is yery
black, and when spoken to holds his head down.
He went off in his shirt sleeves wore a pair OF
blue pants, and an old whitish furred hat / will
give the above reward IL taken and brought home
to me. Pompey has been seen at the railroad OF
hce on the arrival Of the cars and very freoueutlv
on both sides OF Pa. avenue, bathing In the canal
Jackson Alley, 9th and eth streets, &c
L. III. EDELIN,
corner 6 and 5th SITS, near City Jail.
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SCS REWARD.-Ranaway from the sub
PHc scriber on the 2lst June, a black BOY
named Lewis, calls himself Lewis Fenton Lew.
Is Is about 10 years old, stout built sour counter
ance, and thick lips. IL is likely he is gone I'm
vessel, either a wood craft or sand boat will
give the above reward IL delivered TO me in Wash
lngton city, corner Of 9th and streets Island or
secured In Jail SO that can get him again.
jy l0-3t* HUGH LEDDy
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CHANDLER'S GRAFTON on the Landing
" of the Pilgrims in Maryland; pamphlet--l5
cents
IL w. billiards Speeches and Addresses; one
vol, Svo
kirwan's Letters to the Right Rev. Jno Hughes
Life in California, Mountains and Molehills, by
Frank Maryatt 80
Strauss Life OF Jesus
Frank Leslie's Gazette for July
Harper's story Book do
1y Ill FRANCK TAYLOR.
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The Walker and Kinney Expeditions.

The Walker and Kinney Expeditions
Some of the New York papers are just now
busy In arraigning the Government of the
United States for permitting Walker to depart
from California upon his present maurading
expedition on the Territory of Nicaragua, doing
their best, Of course, to misrepresent not only
the circumstances of Walkers foray, but the
history of the Governments efforts to protect
the integrity of the Republic of Mexico against
his piraticai assaults, and afterwards to punish
him for them. They accuse the administration
of doing nothing to put him down originally,
and then for having failed to bring him to
justice. They are either lanentably ignorant
of the current history of the affairs of their
own country, or deliberately misrepresent it
for partizan purpose. Thus, they fail to say
that by orders from Washington, Commander
Dornin took the band prisoners, following them
to the scene of their murders and robberies;
and that they were duly indicted and tried for
their offences before the United States District
Court for California, where they escaped CON
victiOH only because the French consul in San
Francisco, the material witness against them,
refused to testify in obedience to the summons
served on him TO that end
We, however, do not entertain the least
iaea tna' walker and kinney can by any pos
sibie chance succeed in their present pratt
cal undertaking. Ii is now evidently wei,
known to the government as well as toindivid.
uals here, that Walker set out from California
under an understanding that about the time
he landed on the west coast with his two or
three hundred unprovided desperate followers
Kinney would land with some FIVE or six hund.
red on the east coast, well provided with arms,
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THE HIGHLANDERs, EXCUI

InHhIE MIohLANDEkS. EXEUh-
9NS SiC'N-The public are respectfully In
forn;ad that On ~ of misunderstanding in
resarer.a 90 ,h 1ISIu., N' to tie use of the
George Washington on the Sd of Angus,
which the Committee Of the Company supposed
they had secured beyond all contingencies II has
become necessary that the programme for their
grand excursion should be somewhat modified
They have therefore determined to give a grand
Pic Mic on that day, the ID August proximo }
instead Of a steamboat excursion to the White
House.
Due notice Of the particulars of this grand and
interesting entertainment will be given to the pub
Tic as soon as their altered arrangements can be
conSummated. jy Pit
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LAND WARRANTS.

LAND WARRANTS.
VoHN ID. CLARK, Agent for Claims No s27
Eth street, will give the highest market prize
in gold for Land Warrants. jeIIn
II OST.-TEN DOLLARS REWARD
- Pocket Book, containing a small sum OF mo-
ney and papers Of no value 10 any person h.,, -
owner. Enquire at Wizards Hotel
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COFFIN wAREROO,I, &c,

I WILLIAM PLANT & CO, BNDERTA-
~ KERS-residence4 AIS Seventh street. between
u and III streets. Interments procured I'm any
ground or cemetery. Collins, Caps, Shrouds, Car.
riages Hearse, and every article for interments O,
the best quality furnished at short notice. on the
most reasonable terms, and at all hours Of the
night. Having the exclusive right Of Crump's
Patent Corpse Preserver, we guarantee to keep The
dead for any length Of time. WILLY
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BANKING HOUSE OF PAIRO q NOURaR
OPPOSITE UNITED STATES Treasury.
RoMDS, STOCKS, AND OTHER sEcuRt.
~ TIES, Purchased and Sold Interest NJ ~.
len thirty idn dsy Sn or IOD allowed on deposits
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SHlRTS MADE TO ORDER.-Gentlemen' s
~ best quality OF Shirts made to measure and
warranted to tit, at the lowest New York prices.
WALL Il STEPHENS
522 Pa. avenue, next to Iron Hall
~ 12-f (Neyysl
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GENTLEMEN'S UNDEKGARMENrS,
WE have a large and fine assortment OF Silt
w Gauze Merino and Cotton Undershirts, lin
en- and cotton Drawers, White and colored Shirts,
Hosiery, &c, which we are now offering sf very
low prices. WALL Il STEPHENS,
32 Pa. ave, next door TO Iron Hall.
jy lift [Newsl
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~CONTESTED ELECTION IN THE
49, Fourth Ward.-Notice is hereby given
TO the parties contesting the seats Of the incumbent
members Of the Common Council, from the Fourth
ward OF the city of Washington, ID. c., as well
as to those persons whose votes were rejected at
the Municipal Election held in said city on Mon
day, the ith ultimo, that hearing viii be given
In the premises on TUESDAY, the 18th instant
at the Council Chamber I'm the City Hall, at
O'Clock p. m.
SAMUEL YORKE ArLEE
Chairman Committee on Elections,
Jy ll-dtl7 Board Of Common Council
~THE WASHINGTON HIGHLAND
@>A ers beg leave to inform their frieuds and
the public generally that they will give their first
Annual Excursion and Pic Nc to the White House
Pavilion on THURSDAY, August ID, 1855
The Steamer George Washington having been
procured for the day will leave Washington at a.
m, and p. IN.
Particulars in future advertisement
The members OF the Company are requested to
be punctual in attendance at thesr armory Thurs
day evening next. Il. w. FLOOD, Sec.
jy 10-3t*
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The Current Operations of the Treasury
Experimentation yesterday, the 18th of July,
there were Of Treasury Warrants entered on
the books of the Department
For the Treasury Department. S9,S7S 4s
For the Interlsr Departmental. 1917 SO
T 70 the Custons......... 2l,04 As
War Warrants received and en-
tered ::...:::............... 1886 90
Appropriation Warrants for the
. Interior Department. .........3, 3Sl, 52o 80
Covered in from miscellaneous
sources ....................... 800 SO
Covered In from Lands .......... 365, $50 10
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The Emperor Alex ander.-The story of the
Illness OF the Emperor Alexander, coming by
the arrival yesterday, finds no credence, we
hear, IN the Russian legation in this city,
where it is set down as telegraphic news man
ufactured to order, only to create confusion
among those of importance on the Continent
who sympathise with Russia in the present
contest.
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-29

WILLY WALLACH, IMPORTER, Nos. l35
Isl WIlA-st, Mes Yof. offer, 70 tbs Trade iae
following soocs: - -
CARD board and ESAMELED PAPER NOTE PAPER
ard ENVELOPES, embossed, silver, and eol9rsd.
BALL and WEDDING CARDS, and FANCY ENVELOPES,
Of evrry style CAKE BOXtS. GUN LABELS. ard LAW
YRS sEALs. PINK TAPES pools and IN paPers II
SUE PAYERS &c. Also, 8 variety Of patterns Of NOTES.
DRAFTS, and BILLS Of EXCHANGE
Tie above goods manufactured expressly for As
kst, are worthy the attention N purrhsseTA
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-29
THE UNDERSIGNED respectfully informs bis
THE UNIVERSAL PARIS ExfuBITIoN.-


sTIKs-The ye-y pcwsst fashoEs uiads-rp srtics az
P,sg - tho ola-sstaAhshed haao q NouIiier, Reser
AuIouy, 10 Rue yiyepaei ssuyass, Brchsrs a LepSe-
yost saces ssors of HsmArd 60. :
DRESS-MAkER-Fsuvef Rue Nensrs-Baby I1rent We'd
dina SUITS, and al GticAcs ecnnected VITA Lsd'es
MILLINERY- presses sal ceast Ornaments, Besa-
drsnt, q Rue Neuve s. Ausasiiu.
NEEDING PRESENTS-lnais eachemire shawis; msOfse-
turr4 OF While and lssk Lace and Frcaeb Cshesire
shawis, Chins C-sre fIaaats CFAnAsnse' = hHe
BABY LISTS-Weadins suits; Psyan. I3 Rue vivisune
STAYS-lyppchte, psr. BY the Em9res' 1--we DC "a Pax
TLsiAN-sr fetal Flowers, pasneed BY tho Empress. lc4
CLOVES kNn CR sVsTS-Privst 70 Rue Seave ,ssussu.
Al .he yERS-PSeEtee sar the special uiSanetrre Of
SHIRTS, le Boulevard Poisssln-Te. corner OF the hae
Ronrcrnouf; isrge assortment OF the newest cut both
for GenileInen snd ladies n,,, nm.
UMBRELLAS-Fafesos Wskins Sticks, and Rdins Whrs,
CaEal pstr hv The Empress, p Boaev. des naens
CHOICE PERIL MERY-Hysenic society, Costan Co,
LIE ROY SON Watch and Clock Makers to the Navy for
uerly to the King ChTonome;ers snd Wsiehss, fsv-
Exhibitions Paris Gaene MONTH snaer PsAas hoys,
IS and IS: ard n Icuion No 80 Resentsc -
MARRET Il JARRY BROTHERS, Jew eiess, Uoid ard sh-
York Nsrchand, Guiliemot 4 Co. No. +si Broadway
LAHoCHE a Co, Table Service SsyIes China, CYs.si''
cDiOT cold and silver smi h. s Rue Basse Ia Rempsrt.
DESlEgE, extensive Bronze Manuactoy, ID hue Nsienne
LEMONNIFR Jevclcr and workeI in Hair removed on se-
count OF the appropriation rom da Goa 81 Hoasre 20
10 Boulev des usiens, corner Of Passage de roperA
Pan, Gold Medal and Prize Medal, London
SUSSE BROTHERS, Bronze Msurfac.ory, Paintings, STA
tionsry. &c, 81 Place dc ia Eourse
H. PlPE Rue des Bcus Enfants and 10 Rae do Vao the
inventor cf varicEs Patented Improvements m the
rucst modern reros, Of all form Medals Decoratons,
several Frs pri1es 2, he vsIiSns Exhibitions. s
pFViNCK Chocolate N,nufctarcr g3j Rue ST. lIouore.
H. CUYlLLIER IS Rue de "a Paix, Wines, Liquors, Tea,
Grocery. Sole gent ot Domecg Neret
TAlLoR-Blay Lsfte 70 II NJ the King Of Naples, snd to
IL NJ he Klgs q BT1d II Boulevard dec s!s.eaH
Pauline Rogers Rue Ryoh ls6 near the Passase Del
orrre. ~ y. Rsprted for iti punotnsity
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-29
In Press:
IT He SERTE WIFE

In Press:
IT H + Desc RTED WYE -
Il BY MRS. EMMA D. Z. n. sOUTHWoRrd.
And will BE- published SATURDAY the 18th day Of Sep
tember next complete large volume Of 600 page
form with The Lost Hees- Price 81 25 IN cloth, 81 10
2volE, paper cover
Bookseller News Agents and al others VIII please send IL
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No. lC2 CHESTNCT-sT., PHILADELPHIA.
MRS. sOUTHWORTH'S WORKS.
THE MISSING BRIDE. Two large volumes, paper cover
Price 81, or bound in cioth for sl 25
THE LOST HElRESS. Two vols, paper cover Price tl,
or bound in I vol. cloth for 8l 25
THE WIFES VICTORY. and Nine other Souveleres
Price IS cents or | VOL, cloth. for FL.
THE CURSE OF CLIFTON. Two vois, paper cover. Pree
81, in cioti, gilt. for 81 25.
The DISCARDED DAUGHTER. Two vo.s.. psper cover
Price Al. or bound in cloth, gilt, q 2a
N. B.-Allof T. B. PETERSOE'S BOOKS are in print sid
te bad by ordering Of him direct sometimes tho
New Yok Booksellers Of them snC then sub n
think they Of print Send order dree % the pae
Usher. T. B. PETERSON,
No. loz CHEsTNUT-sT. PHILADELPHIA.
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-29

Preserving Frut-A number Of persons who have bsen
pptiDg up ltgh Cans have stated 10 us that they
are large Of IL BY fermentation and inquire OF
o. the csuse ~ difficulty. This cannot easily explain
wrut serDs the Cana The be IN the imper
pc scsdng and putting the fruit, Il may arse
6ein defective form IN which the Cans are made II the
Can. propfy psructod only remains 10 scad the fruit
-resnty ill the Cane the top as TO leave the
possible osir In them taking that the moist
the ehs-nel formed for the sealing mAter
ais and 20 close ding To do this the most
method first ald the fruit In Kettle,
Cans and them vessel Of iog water, there
20 until the sealing compe'ed There many OF
Cans made particularly those with tin IA which
kod have 6ested when the contents cool nearly per-
VIII b. formed, atmospheric pressure OF
Iy fifteen pounds every inch Of the external surface we
tbk Investigation the % the fruit spong viii be
Cans which calculated TO resist the
Practice eeBtal 10 with Of the Cans
many those made BE- secured by sono will
fhnk fail the purpose intended. SPHATPS PAI-
under WIFI Indiaubber cap and around the whole
channel for sesDs with Those who used them last year
were perfectly ssful tLousvhie journal.
sprntt,s Patent self-sealina Cans will preserve
Peeches Toass auy other Fruit Vegetable IN eeh
with their and flavor without the add-
Of spirits other presevave property They
esy opened closed sinplt by turning attach
~ELL's q PROVOST, PR0PRfETORs.' Fun directions
preserving accompanying tse Cans Price Of quart caus
Per SG,S half gallon ss gs s1teP PRoyos 9s1ss' and
soe PrOprieor. No. s2 Pssrl-st, Franklin square
To Nervous sufIerers.-A retired Clergyman restored
seahh days, after OF netyons suf
ertps nake known the means Of care WI eld
tfeel The used Direct hesRev. JOHN NJ DAG
NALL, No 80 Fulionst Brooklyn. n. Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-29

- l. X SIS l. X ST.
- BOWEN, McNAMEE Co.
NEw-YoRE,
Invite the attention Merchants generally to their extensive
ch SIN and Fancy Goods aaspted TO the Fall trade
enbao ins the and desirable styles imported his
attention requested to their unsurpassed
variety fabrics ordered expressly for their very best
City interior usde Iii believed that Silk Importing
and Jobbns in the country offer superior induce
nents Now store full assortment Of silks Mernos Mus
lin De LANES Ribbons shsws, Lsces EmHoiiery White
Goods Trimming and every other description of mer'
chandse ufuslly kept IN sik house
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-29
Mem pnblifations.
ERESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES ALL
il TIE YEAR AT SUMNER PRICES,

II TIE 1EAH At 81 MMEH fTsINfcf
AND now OBTAIN THEM.
Price only l2l copy. For sale by Booksellers and
N.s everywhere and the Cheap Bookstore
Of. Il. b. rEIEhSON
No. IO2 CHESTSU r-Sr., PHILADELPHIA.
This o volume gives full information the subject of put
,nt up all Minds Of rre Fuis and Vegetables IN hermecy
sealed cans how every housekeepe do II for her
self whe the aid Of timer II is the first aud only book
the subject sold low price 50 that the mNhon may
gain possession Of the valuable information It impsr Every
Lady or Mics in the world should copy Send for
by mail 10 l. b. fEiEh'oN
No. Io2 CHESTNUT-Sr., PHILADELPHIA.
Copies will be any by mail free Of postage on re-
eept of M in letter, ten copies will be sent free OF
fnr &
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-29

u A c II f LIS DRAMATIC COMPANY
~ bes respectfully 20 inform the pubic Of New York that
MILE RACHEES FIRST PERFORMANCE
win irevoesbly tate place MONDAY next, September
It~il cODsst Of CorDeille's Tragedy entitled
HORACE.
Mile RACHEL will appear as Camille.
he performance VIII be 1t y O'Clock pr, with Jules
De PsemaTeys Comedy aess, which the three
si.ters Of M'ne RACHEL Win appear.
The seecnd performance viii taie psce Sept when Rs-
vii be presented with Mile RACHEL - Phedre
The third performance On THURSDAY, Sept 6, when
ADRIENNE LECOUVREUR
fourth performance FRIDAY. Sept p Will consist Of
MARIE STUART,
sTrssedy BY Lebrun, with Mile RACHEL - Marie
Prices Of admission 70 Mile RACHELS peIfouns0ees IN
NewYoit:
ehestra Seats PaIqaette and Psrquette Circle...s9
First Circle...........s2 Opper ',ircle.....o...Sl
Tho Posceniu BoIes ncludirg eight and Balcony
Boxes which will be srrsnged and ooo1st Of either far
or may engaged by applying Mr. RU sPs the
Treasuyer No a. Walst Room No. % and after WE'D
kESDAY next, the 18th inst, from 10 70 Soclock Pnvae
In order give all persons deous Of being st Mile
RACHEDS permaDce without employing The t.le AZ
pub ic beg 10 thst have taken Efficient
f the selling in advance, Of the tickets OF adon at the
above prices -.
Metropolitan Theater SATURDAY the lst Of
September for he sale Of numbered seats at the above prices
with a addition Of Is per seat to the extra
booking incurred the putting practice
this Of selling tickets Determined price,
IsroRrT NoTIcE-NoDe Of the ticket sellers have
additional charge Of 3 and should Of them at
tempt should feel indebted 70 the public r Civ
ns me notice ofit - hAPbAEL FELiA,
MANAGER Of the Rachel Company
~ B-FREE distributions and connected With the
Press will Of admission before the lst c Sepeu
ber In Of oission early application VIII be promptly
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-29

EAMILY EXPENSE BOOK.-Just published
BY the snbseriber entirely new sye o hArLS'a =,
BOOK r keeping Of AL the erfenss
snly-dciy, weeiy. monthly and yeuiy; asc,isa lnl
Prov any lind heretofore puelshec and kep
ent suy troulIe Prize Is esntA M be sent - any ersn
bv ma nee e5peuse who will I,mit IA postage stamps
Nc 70 ysee1-st
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-29
Gpelial Notifies.

in pursuance Of the General Order Of the DEMO
SAATlC WIG GENERAL COMMITTEE, the DELE
OAIFs 20 the CITY CONVENTION hereby ordered %
nee; st The Brosawsy House On "WEDNESDAY Aug -, ct
sciosk +. NJ. WIN. HAIL., Chairuan.
NJ ~ nqsSass' s.;.s viee.Charmen.
:; q "; T.,R.x{ TsSRsx'rA' secrctae.
kolee.-The Republican Electors Of the Thirteenth Ward
Who favor Of General Refo and opposed The Repeal
the Missouri COmpromie requested 70 meet a. No.
Bargn-t. WtDNESDAY, A9g g. 1855, At 8 o clock r.
purpose Of eectns Delegates 70 represent tho
the S6'h Of Septemternext JOHN BURR Chairman
y. ELLIoT, Secretary.
south WiIiamsbursh.-A Special Meeting Of the
SECOND SOUTH WiLLlAMsByK0H ASSOCIATION
vii be helo on THURSDAY EVENING Aug 80 At No 1877
BoweTy Every member Of the Associate whlnd II greatly
~ '"'' ''''1U cHAs YOUNG, Secretary.
"a a Mass Meeting of the CeIorcd Citizen. Of
kew-York lie on the nth inst AZ Spr1ngs usi JkhE-
hIAH rONEnS chosen 'hsirmsn, and X D. kESsEY,
sec9esTy. AMER marks from DR.. j. mcSmith J. J.
Zuie Hsmton aud 9th, the ~ lowing geptirp were
ousy elected Deestes 70 the Troy Convention;
PA Bell Jacob r. Gibbs, J. j. eimonds,
W. {. l.. ning'on, George Levere, Jeremiah Powers,
VIM H. Jsckson, r. ID. Kenney, John Hunter,
John H. " Morgan, Charles b. Ray, Jacob Lane,
J. w u. Smith, Peter =. PORTER, Chas L. WihaIns,
TbOs l.. Jnnngs,
Psos orssbze Political Associations for the Fall Cam
psgh
1b. following gentlemen chosen Finance Comittee
DE- j. soSmith John Zuile, Edward " CLARK.
JEREMIAH POWERS Chairman
q KESSEY, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-29
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