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BOOT HALL.

BOOT HALL.
No. l64 South Second street, below Spruce,
Opposite Little Dock, Philadelphia.
81, A 4 "EOOr HA L." may be iuund thou
AM5 N sands ui Boots, Shoes aud RubOcrs cheaper
' az Than al any other store IN The city.
Gents BooIs-calf, kip, waier leather iron 81
10 S4 LADIES' (iacr>- all col0rs; fiOm IS cts to ST..
25 Bows Bools- cal. hip and co~hIde, all prices
Children and Misses Boots and ShUes-a cOUrs-irOm
25 els to SIUU. CONWAY is constantly manuals tuT.
lug all kinds ul Bot> and Shoes so that purchasers
can make their purchasers make their selections
from thousands. Don't lorgel The Btu GUN.
JOHN CONWAY.
Nov l, '54-3m.
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D IE D.,

At his residence, in Duck Creek Hundred
age.
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CIRCU LAR.
ii Q u "a 7 YER NC II.
No. 05 North Second Street,



g. THE undersigned having leased the above
$NiiE l. well known Hulsc which has been
sMllI Renovated and Re-Inodclcd throughout pre-
senIng beautiful Iron Front. highly 0rna
mental and Ia ine Architectural not surpassed
by amy III tho City, is now open for the reception
VIsIOrs.
The Furniture Is all new. and has been Sc ected with
care, from henkles well known establishment an
Chesnut street, and is Of the latest and most ashOna
bl, style,
Having had many years experience. llaricr cur.
selves That by sgCt attention business nd to the
comforts OF eur guests, 10 merll and receive share
of public patronage
The location tor Merchants and ohcTs coming To tue
City. is conN enent, beng ia the centre of b-lIess
The reader IL respectfully sp"iled favor us with
a call ON his next visit to The CiIy.
ID. BLAIR, IN
Der. o., IS5i-Cm
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G%W J va TVEel &D-
FILES AND RASPS.

NEW STREET FILE WORKS. PHILADELPHIA
TtNHE sub.cril'er ! constantly Manufacturing tor
l. Wh0esale and Retail Flies and Kasps OF every
GsserIiT'n. aud having been practically engaged II
the bnsIn, more than Thirty Wears, guarantee
his work at the lowest prices
Manufacturers and Mechanics, can have their old
Fies Rr. CUT aud made equal to new at half the
Original cost.
J. B. SMITH
No. CI NEW ST. between Race and Yine and
2d and 81 sIs.. Phiiadel phIa
Ian et '55.3n
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ALL OF DR.. McCLINTOCK'S MEDT-
CINES for sale by
THOMAS MAGENS, Smyrna, Del
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,The Annual Meeting Of the


KENT Co. MUTUAL INSURANCE COM
PANY, was held at the Office of the President,
on Monday, January lst, 1880.
The financial condition of the Company was
sabmitted to the Stockholders showing
Cash on hand, after deducting cur .r.
rent expenses of.;he year, 8 5.061. .26
Reliable Deposit Notes, 22.5777l
Other Securities, 3.69l.67
Capital subject TO meet losses, S3l. $3.50. "a
The Company has sustained no loss by fire
for the two preceding years just ended.
A resolution was passed by the Board, max
ing all policies heretofore issued expire on the
first Monday of every January, at IL NJ, and
requesting such public buildings that are in
sured by the Company, TO have lightning rods
placed upon them.
The following constitute the officers of the
Company for the current year: sa.se s..
President, DIR. =. M. Fisler, Smyrna.
Treasurer, James Cowgirl, Dover.
Secretary, George b. Dickson. Dover.
hoard Of Directors.-Dr. s. M. Fisler, g.
w. Cuhinins, Jas. II. Clements, VIM. Denney
James Stats, Thomas b. Bradford. s. NJ. Har-
rington, James Cowgirl, George b. Dickson.
Surveyors heretofore acting for the Company
are continued, also, Thos. Deakyne, of Tho
roughfarc Neck, and Marion Green, of Ken
ton, are appointed and are authorized agents o
the Company 70 make surveys, &c.
N. B.-Scvcfal good travelling agents want
ed to act for the Company through Sussex AM
Kent counties None need apply but respon
sible and competent men who will obey instruc
tions. fs.i.ss GEO. u. DICKSON,
jan. II 1855 3m. g" : f.. VA
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TUESDAY MORNING, JULY 8. 1856
OFFICIAL---OFFICIAL.
MAYoRAITY OF NEW ORLEANS.

.-blg fess ~ CITY HALL, June 2s, 1855.
Pursuant 10 the provisions of the 14th section o
Inc act OF the Legislative entitled An Act to con
sodale inc City Of New Orleans, and provide for The
proved 23d February, 1892 and Id coaformifv with
. resolution of The Board of Aldermen, adopted al
their sitting Of Tuesday, 19ih June, Instant
Notice is hereby given that an election will be held
On TUESDAY, the 10th day of July, 1856 in The
Ftrst District Of The city of New Orleans for mem
Per OF Inc Beard of Aldermen, TO represent said Dis
by the resignation of l.. H. Place. y
Ihe Polls 10 be opened al o'clock A. M., and TO
close al g o'clock p NJ. at the following places and
under The superintendent of the following ins
TO wit: %
LIST Preeinct-At the Engine House of Fire Co. No
II on Tehoupiioulas st.-Inspectors,
" b Walton, James IL. Ross and W.
m Precnct-At the Engine House of Fire Co. No
w on Tbalia st-Inspectofs, Robert
etg4-s Hamilton, II. 7. Parker and Leonard
CTagin.
81 Pfecinei-At fhe Engine House of Fire Co. No.
=zt-sas q, on 81 Joseph sL--Inspe Wm
redwood, r. A. Johnston and James
4th Precinci-At the Engine House of Fire Co. No
ls-Inspectors, Thomas Leeds, John
-, Paul and LewisiB B. Horne.
ssh Preeinct-At The Engine House Of Fire COMO 2,
corner of Natchez and Tchoupitouias
"A sts.-Inspectors, J. NJ Savage, Ber-
nard Cohen and L. c. Billiard.
oth Pfecinct-At The house Of Louisiana Hose Co,
corner of Perdido and Carondelet sts-
5n~@": Inspectors, Robt, M. Conway, Henry
49, Flofance and John Conway.
1sh Precinct--At The Engine House of Fire Co. No
Ia, on Common st.-Ins pecofs, J. A.
9s Agaisse. Henry Beebe and William
Christy.
The of sa Id election to be made 10 The Mayor
according TO law. s#k
90. J0HNtL LEWIS, Mayor
requested to call atsihe Mayors Office and take Tie
oath required by law. zsE1I jea9
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MARIE DE La MILE ORLEANS.
HOTEL DE VILE, 2s JUN, 1855.

l.. =..e- - 49, HOTEL DE WILLIE, 28 JUN, 1856
Conformement aux dispositions de la 14me section
dun ace de Ia Legislature iniituie Ac, pour CON
soldier la vile de la Nouyelle Orleans, Ell pourvoil
au gouvernemeni e, administration de ses affaires
approuve lie D feyrier, 1861 ct vertu dune reso
luton du conseil des Aldermen adope dams la seance
de ce corps, du mardi, 10 JUN, couran--
Avis est par lie present doDne que, lie MARDI, 10
Juliet, 1855, dams lie Premier District de la willie de la
Nouvelle Orleans, il procede reiecton dun
membfe du conseii des Aldermen, pour representer
lie dit district remplir la vacance occasionnee mar
la demission de l. H. Place.
Les Scrulins seront ouver,s 8 heures du matin Ell
fermes heures du sor dams les endoits ct sous la
direction des nspeceurs ci-apres designes ct NOMINEES
SAVIOR; Ss
Ter Precinet-A la maison de pompe de la Compaepie
@ No. II, rue Tchoupitouss. .-Inspecteurs,
J: B. Walton, james H. Ross ct W. b.
.a- q. 4 ag FIorance
2me Preeinct-A la maison de pompe de Ia Compsguie
No. 20, rue Thalie -Inspeeteurs, Robert
.sis Hamilton, E. I. Parker ct Leonard Cragin
3me Prscinct--A Ia maison dc pompe de la Compagnie
No. 9, rue st. Joseph -Inspesseurs, VIM
Redwood T. A. johnson ct James q. Has
kins.
Anne Precinct-A Ia maison de pompe de la compagnie
No S-fnspecteurs, Thos. Leeds John
Paul ct Lewis B. Horne. '
6me Precinct-A Ia masen de pompe de Ia Gompagnis
-@4. No. 2, au coin des rues Tchoupitoulas ct
Natchez-Inspecteurs, J. NJ. Savage, Ber-
nard Cohen ct L. O billiard.
6me Precnet-A la maison de la Compagnie de Tuyaux
de la Louisiana, coin des rues Perdido
ct Observation-Disclosures, R. III. Conway
Henry Forance ct John Conway.
7me Preeinet-A la maison de pompe de la Compegnie
No. IA, rue de la Commune-Inspecteurs
,. .=... j. A. Agaisse Henry Beebe ct William
- Christy.
Les retours de la dile election seront fats au Mare
conformement la loi. 1T
JOHN l.. LEWIS, Marie.
N. b. Les Inspectors ci.dessus NOMINEES, sont res
invites Sc rendre bureau du Msire
poury prefer lie serment vouu par la loi.as- je29
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st. Louis
OIL MANUFACTURING COMPANY


ST. LOUIS, MO.
sTEPHEN RIDGLEY,., WILLIAM 9. LOGAN
President Treasurer. z
~ Company Refined O Crude Codage Oil
PANT OIL Tanners OIL Lamp Burning OIL Naptha and Pitch
which they with codence recommend to dealers contuers
the purposes herein enumerated. . =.
REFINED OIL-Fo, Machinery all kinds, oing Wood and for
ali purpos-. which Sperm Oil q generally used.
Wheels heavy Mill Work. &c. and ior preparing Manila
Hemp Codsgs, either alone continuation with Whale
o also for making Pne Ink nnd for oing Wood foE
preservation. :, ss.
PAINT OLA substitute for Lin,eed Oil; dries we'll in asd
twelve hours in the and fully quail e
TANNERS 0lLFor dressing Isahsr and Cure uses gene
rayequa the best oils commonly ussd and decidedly better
than Whale Oil.
LAMP OR BURNING O-The Oil contains large per centaga
carbon, cannot be used ordinary tampa sim
invention alteration, the dhny, and the Oil
NArTRA-For Vanthes Burning Flude etc.
PIfCH-For all purposes which Pitch used being
perior article. .. =
tS- FOR LURBIGATNG MACHINERY Oils recommended
applied ,hreo ,mes the period
would applied twice. bat in diminished quantity,
would alike Be careful to clean the Ma
chnery before applying least sitter It's frst
sppaop Machinery from the Impurities Of other
grGaser Oih. t55- Il .5 Fg5-] sNg,. 5., 4.
fail give satisfaction, tF
Ali forwarded the Treasurer will be promptly attended
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. EMoyAL OF DR. FEUCHTW ANG ER's

Office 70 as Maiden Lane sw aooIs from m Pearl Ell
country that he continues 70 supply
Eleetpses Photosaphss Psroechnsts and Asta Rn.rs
HIS imports the best Oh Cosnac,
Esssnces Among the most inn
French Essubmea odin chemically pure Mercury
Goli grain Nitrate. Cyanide aud Oxide Silver
vialsi Pumbago and Rouge and Id bottes Ganic
Amuons Carmipe and 1npo Blue Vtriol Vienna
Lime polishing For the Pynoehnist the best Engiah
Soda choale Potash Metals as sqeh as psnn Bmash oIids
Patent Med:enes such as Fly Paper Phosphorus
Paste Persian Powder fumigang Past les, Gro snans
Specc and a Oils end Essences
imported oil Cosnse u Apple Jergensh
Cherry Cider Brandy Easease o and Irish
Geranum Aost aud Nious Ehefs Fig Blue
variety Drugs Rare Chsnissls Al sIess
MAIDEN Lane. nny3t If
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VUURHIES, GKIUuS q CU., mo. 10 TchOu-
pnouIas street hayein and for snle-- ra
BAcJN-40O casks pr CincnnAh Sides and shoulders
FLOUR-so0 Louis Extra, (Hngs and Lemon Mil)
LARD-2b0 bbls and tierces, and 500 kegs prime. a
LARD Og00 bhls ConKlngs, Tobn Husts, Engles, Whet
stones other brands. '-rC
PORK $50 bbls Mess aud Prime. -. - 49,.
BEEF-to0 bbls John II. Davis Family Mess
aso Sugar Cured Dried Beef and Tongues the brand
HAMS2OO tierces r. Chd NJ Thomaa' John shsy's
and John H. Davis' choice s gar Cured. - ~.
800 bbs Oirers, Homss' and Conwels
Extra.
soAP-4oo boxes Geo. shllito's oleine Oxide.
CANDLES-200 boxes a. IS and 6s put up in ancy
colored choice arce for the MsIican markell
STAR boxes and half boxes A 6s and @ various
BUTTER AND CHEEsE-soo pkgs A. W. Brown's Western
OLD WsKYq superior Old McuangabeA aud Bourbon
CATAWBA WINES-lo0 Longworhs prated Spark
ling Brandy. Sweet Wine and Dry. 2 jel 8m
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] ssY ; RATLRoAD i r., IpsD DIRECT E5s

lime Washington wheeling but iI hours Running
tims between Wp hipgto and Cincinnati 81 hours.
THE BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD, s'''S'''' y
hayog greatly imroyed ito Weseu csonr, or she
al portions Of the West the Northwest Southwest.
The connection between The trains from the
nston Junction. tey cslod The Relay dao nine m; m
Baltimore THIS tha only change between shg
the Washington sta and rechscsd and there (h
The paasengs vi charge for those holding through tickets
A. N. nd4A P. NJ. On Sundays latter hour Ny.
AZ wheeling direct connec made with tho of the Cen
ng through Cambridge zanesvis and NewaI These
Newrk viii the the Newark Manifold
Sanduy Railroad, for sanduky. Toledo Detroit Chicago, ST.
AT Columbus connect with
of the Little Miami Railroad to xsna, Gil inna LOUISVILLE
aims through Da indianapolis, yette
cago Rock lsand, ST. Louis ETC.,
c'pcnnatio tte Mail the Ohio Evans
For Cleveland Cleveland tooedo Detroit Chicago etc.
tickets sold when the Ohio
Wsye tofty miss where connection with the Gle veland and
Travellers roce that while only
ahodhg through tickets and checks ahugn
great West The distance from Washington
miles being about mites shorter than other route.
~ bo; Columbus l8 65 Dayton SIS
sy Iai.r9s ss s5 6y steamer from Cincinnati ss Indianapolis
2y s5 and Louis US ss Msmphs s2s New 6r
eanSs1and Bedford spnE Piedmont oaand and FaImoas
ps,epgSss @ vera may leave Warrington A.
ram ro between Baltimore and Wheeling take 6A M.
the trana to and Baltimore Annapos ace special
~ FSr aSthsr Information, through etc., apply to Tos
H'PAksoNs,SAgent, IL at Washington station. " : :
-. JOHN H. DONE, =
Master Of Transportation,
sJcE u baltimore Ohio
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Preserve the privaoies of your house, marriage
state, heart, from fathsr, ,mother, sister, brother,
aunt and all the world. You two, with Gods
help, build your own quiet world I; every third
or fourth one you draw into it with you
will form a party, and stand between you two.
That should never be. Promise this to each
other. Renew the VOW g each temptation.
You will find your account III 1t, Your souls
will grow, as it were, together, and at last they
will become as one. All, if many q young pair
had, on their wedding day, known this secrect,
how many marriages were happier than-alasl J
they are
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The Indiana civil war has ceased, as the
W Wsbash and Erie Canal havs compromised with
the Clay County Regulators The trustees have
agreed toeut down the timber in the Reservoir to
the waters edge, and when the water can be
spared, Ito let it out and remove nll the tim
ber, the Regulators promising in return, not to
meddle with any of the work of the canal.
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HORRIBLE ATTEMPT AT SUfDIDE.--No mode of
self destruction seems too horrible for the des-
perate mind, and disappointed affection appears
to be especially revolving in the choice Of the
means Of suicide On Friday an attempt was
made to commit suicide, under the desperation
excited by love betrayed, which surpasses any
instance within our recollection. It appears
that young man named John Monigle, resi-
ding In q small courtrunning out Of Washington
avenue, in the Nineteenth Ward, was much
attached to q female living in the came neigh
-borhood, who pretended 10 entertain recipro-
cal affection. But the lady seems to have been
an adept in deceit; for on Thursday she was
married to another man. When informed Of the
event. Monigle was driven to desperation, and
under the influence of the fearful shock he de-
termined to destroy himself, The mode Of death
chosen on Friday was the horrible one Of swal-
lowing a quantity Of molten lead. The lead
was actually taken into the mouth, but it was
suffered to run out again, without having been
swallowed. The mouth and breast were 90
dreadfully injured, that it was thought the re-
suit would be fatal. The sister of the young
man, hearing him groan, entered the room, and
found the brother in agony, and tie ladle Of
molten lead lying near the ire. Medical aid
was Immediately Summoned, The unfortunate
young man expressed d wish that he should
not recover. He fingered in the greatest agony.
IPhiladelphia Gazette, 25th.
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SINGULAR FATALuY.-At Sharp's rifle fac
tory, Hartford, Conn, lately, q workman named
Willis North, while engaged in chipping off
shavings from a bar of steel, was struck by one
of the steel shayings with such force thas it en-
tered his heart, and caused his death in short
time The wound made in his body was SO
small that neither he nor any of his fellow
workmen, after examining it, thought it seri-
Gus, but he Immediately grew faint, then insen-
sible, and so expired. The hemorrhage was in
ternal Only few weeks since another work
man was killed in the same factory, by an aWl
glancing and entering his heart.
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The piece of sculpture, on whose account
Horace Greeley was shabbily treated in Paris,
is 8. The shipwrecked Woman and Child attacked
by q yulture," Itstill remains at the Crystal
Palace, New York, and it is said never had been
sent for by the owner, who prosecuted Greeley
solely for the purpose of obtaining money for his
property. z5a s5
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NEW YORK AND ERIE Ca ess Ssassaassssis-
lV RAILROAD &saf t%94as SSz4S5Gs

On SUNDAYS, only Express Train al $50 Gr.M
On and after Monday May 14h 1885, and un further notice.
trains will leave hs pier fct Of Duane follows
!
DUNKIRR EXPRESS, at A. NJ, for Duukirk. =M
BUFFALO EXPRESS. at 8 A. III. ior Buffalo
MAIL, at s:l5 A. III. for Dapkfk Buffalo,
| and proceed the morning. -
RockLAND PASSENGER, NJ (frcm
Permont for Susrn's and stsicns
WAY PASSENGER, at p Nj, for hewbugh 0tisyiile,
and Intermediate stationB = - =
NIGHT EXPRESS, al $50 p M. for Dunkrk Hpfsio
EleRANT at r. M for sunkk ard Buffalo, intermediate
way EXPRESS 1880 F. M for Dunkk Buffalo.
Theae Express Trana he Elmira aud Mia
CARA Falls Railroad for Niagara ALA
the Lake Shore Railroad Toledo
Chicago etc. and with 6seasa splendid ports
LEks Erie. z'F - lf2't F2Y7 WI
myS tt ID. C, McCALLUM, General Superiptendant
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The Romney (Va.) Intelligencsr, speaking Of
the murder Of 0rndorf by Mcdonald. a few
weeks ago, in Hampshire county. relates .,
strange coincidence. Mcdonald was robbing
Lockmiller's house when Orndorf came up, and
was shot for fear of detection. Fifty years
ago McDonald's grandfather, near the identical
spot, was robbing the house of Mr.. Lupton,
when LIS three little children came upon him,
and for fear of detection, he murdered, as he
supposed, all Of them. but fortunately one lived
to testify against him, and he was hung.
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ID ocKAwAY, LONG ISLAND fsssh

ceiya visitors the 90tn of the month. t -
the Hotel containing twelve aus OF
three family with private about hundred
twelve furnished,
of with
HOTEL as may prsitrred With supply Bshus
private pnbc
TO the demand such su establishment. ~
The provided liberal stocked
with choicest Wines of every approved brand. .
Bowling Saloon, Billiard
a permanent Band provided.
The Cooks Walters selected French, and Amer
& 81 fH. -OiE s ~
will be possible, consistent with
the present high coat Of provisions. etc. ~
Rooms mnyb bs at calling Mr.. JOHN
GEORGE BAiNBR1DGG, the Hotel, u Cliff
York. plans be H. ja,9 SPIN
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l,h11MEHkha s4xd4s la6, LINE a1IEroI oE l6 M -


East East FESANA S I passing through ANTE
There estabshed this Route Tn Weekly Line Stages
leaving Ame City Monday Wednesea and Friday
rival the Fasangor Train reanrng
the evening Al o'clock Returning every
Tuesday, ThursiRy Saturday o'clock
sIvng 2, Amis City in tme for the evening t5sp for New
ton the SAM day. This route is s miles BY Railroad and IS niles
Stage Road
lug good natural road. As
Bag for the Of Letters Papers
ed at the office Of the New Orleans
Csrondelet will every Monday
Wednesday and O'Clock the morning,
ten will be paid TO The proper delivery and Papsr
The Fare through New Orleans Clinton
be Five Dollars II will huu that chsapss
est and saeat route from Clinton to New Orleans. ~
a30 T.. e, HESLER City.
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A movement of some Importance has been
commenced in North Carolina, and is soon to be
submitted to the Legislature of that State. II
proposes first, to render legal the institution Of
marriage among slaves; second, to preserve
sacred the relations between parents and their
Young children; and third, to repeal the laws
prohibiting the education of slaves
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DAILY CRESCENT
IELEaRArHIc IsrELLrGsNcE. The New York
papers publish the following teIegraphic dis


papers PaDlsh the following teIegraphic dis.
patches: -
| WAsBrsGTeN. june q. JHsk .ar..... :.
patches have been received here H n is. a's.
steamer from Mr.. Mason, cur M;niss:. :. sn tss1
He has taken strong ground against ~ TIE
and views Of the French Government n rsia.;o
to the rights Of neutrals in the Baltic. "a ;i,s
trated in certain alleged acts Of the alIis bins,
aders. Mr.. Mason had aIso cs,loJ ,ha p.s
Minister Of Foreign Affairs to account in rataa
ence to those late hieh-handed nroceed;nea i
Monsieur Dillon. fine French fonenI ~ =. -
Francisco 0ur Minister'a dianot.fas :. ::
subiect. 40 thorouoblv fred mn NJ P;sroa i.
he was for war With France az ~. Z -
interposed and secured an armstics ~ an 80
by which time be erpeets more nac;fo sdv;oa 80,
from Paris, fS,'-S - '-Ne'
here a whole dav ~, ro,,fe for New rrJaars
He kent aloof from Marcy and ~. :als' ;s.i:
ciously kept aloof from him TIC prs.;dant
however, was favored with a caH b1 ths ~
Minister. and ss;aed * sn dca,s;s : vsn py .ne
bored apology for Marcy mi franz - IN r. 90 a.
learn, this conversation will mot have tho laos,
visible effect ON that Forthcoming book s. Ssar
that Souls has not been Il, the SLIGHTEST degrae
modified Nous rerrous7 20
There is 4 srumor about the c;,v this evsr;,.
that q change will soon be made n 7tbe Gab;nate
Mr.. McClelland fails 70 show his hand on The
Know othing Question. and Guthr;e savs H.. bas
every one who does not come IN to the scratch Mi,
will have to swing. 7st IT - 7 -
The Navy Department "a. .day received of,icia,
intelligence which has produced conv;cs;on
that the q. S. brig Porpoise has been last witb
all her officers and crew. It will be remenhered
that the Porpoise was one of the vessels detailed
on the special service Of the expedition TO Beb-
rings Straits, North Pacific and China Seas
The following were her officers: Acting Iaent
VIM King Bridge, commanding; Acting Lieuts
VIM. Reilly, Sylvanus ]. Bliss and VIM. Van
Wyck; Assistant Surgeon, James Stuart; Mid
shipman, GeorgeF b. Baber S
Commander Adams has arrived, bringing
hither the treaty between the United States
and Japan, as ratified BIZ the Emperor. "a
The Grand Jury is engaged in examining wit
nesses to ascertain who destroyed the stone pre-
sented BY the Government OF Rome TO the Wash
ington Monument.
1t is said that Captain Forrest has been or
dered to the command Of the Washington Navy
Yard. A
BOSToN, Monday ,June 25 1S55 lattor
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E#AkE GE0RGE.- The FoRT WILLIAM
a HENRY HOTEL situated place. will be open
the eepion Of the Goth OF June
This Hoel, September last the
south end Of the Lake Immediately adjoining the Tuin9 Fort Will
liam Henry and shor. danee from the Lake House. Ii has
ABOUT 100000 Il 2sb fsa length the deep
awE li6 feet In the The laid the
beautiful with untain The
$50 guests and lighted S Water
the hotel from rtain
70 part 81 tbs furnishing full supply Of hot and cold
ard sunithsd 10 style inferior city
hotels The rooms are all large with complete
connect SO that
may preferred Livery connected with he bouae
together with abundance of stable and barn room.
my3l Sm DANIEL GALE, Proprietor.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-03

Espo1NAeE eE-The Bangor (Nfe Journal re-
ports that the City Marshal of that place in
search Of liquor,broke open the baggage Of
Mrs Dana, Of New Orleans, (who is daughter
Of one of the most respectable citizens of Ban
g5r) on her arrival in that place A box of
looking glasses belonging 10 Thornton McGaw,
ESQ.,, was also broken open by the same officer