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CromweIfs Baltimore Steamship Line between
Baltimore, New York. and Boston,

MILL despatch daiiy from Baltimore New York
W aud twice week from Boston Baltimore Baltimore 10
THIS as affords aneqnalsa facilities business men Of the
Dc oCeumbia The point receive freight
ans give through b latDs Washington rates
freight and commissions charged Applications for freight
promptly attended % py the following agents;
n, g. HALL,
So Exchange naiuore.
.... II. D. CROMWELL,
Garner Washington and Albany streets N. "
JNO. W. sCHANK,
Ian t6--d3n Foot OF India wharf, Boston,
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The New York and Liverpool United States
Mail Steamers.

slirs comprising this line
.
.s86SE Tlaes. SHIPS having been built by
lur service, has been
their
And
duaiie
Price OF passage New York Liverpool cabin,
S25.
Frou, Iiyerpool New York, 80 and 20 guneas
An cxpcrienced surgeon attached 10 each ship.
No ter.hs can be secured until paid for.
Erog Neg From LperpooL
wednesday "a, 1854 Saturday 6, ls54
ednesday 10, 1855 Saturday Dec 30, "
wednesday jan -, Saturday.. Jan. Is, 1855.
wednesday. Feb. z, Saturday. 27,
Wednesday Feb. n, Saturday. Feb 10,
Wednesday .MaIcb7, Saturday Feb 2i /"
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4 Parsu~s.hip ip--suprerne No"sa s'se es''.sNs
Ia rs,en-RoBERrJ wALkER LOUIS JANlN have torfaed
psrtpershfp under fhs arm of " Na1&t W w
g,ept "a ra.a i e CosF ~ Nnisd states,
CITY, where mes bab attend during the future
be addressed efhef NJ Aa*hhgWs
ora New Yark, a New Orleans
Ian fa--cn3n
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Washington, March -, 1855
IN the petition Copeland, York. York,
manner u arranging he steam engine
adp, 20 be used by vessels for serycs for
Il ordered ,at lie saa petition be
nOaed appear and show II they have why said
opposing required file
osf sss s @ s aS Il hearing testimony asd sy
bs the SAID hearing must be nksn and transmitted IN
he testimony in ,he case viii be May,
mus be died IL The Once on Or morning day
5rasrsd al~o published late
unore Maryandi Evening Argus philadepa penns yana
sgsss A~s.sas Nsy rsrs New nsrs and .nsars onen
as,n day y Aiay next the day Of bearing
Commissioner Of Patents.
sEdlOr. Of the above win please and send
bills 70 the Patent oaiee, with paper containing Tins notice
March 23-law3w
NEW SPRING GooDsThe uh.eriaer- hay just received
complete stock of aa desirable fancy and staple foreign
useful adap tbs and approaching
Elegant new stys silks in great variety
soanssd aaa a o,s, oier french Fcneh os,s nss,-.
Fiouneed aud other French iaconets
Rich satin, striped French hcrages
pan french moasselins Dc lane. all eolors
Rich pan-coIored silks all eoors
Extra rich black ,afgta silks
High lusued black gro de rhnrs
gpns nan pIa.sodsrS esaS,,ss sls a. s,...s ssy hn@
Black tw1sted siiss, extra heavy
Plaid and striped soft null masias
White and colored French brslian,e
Nansook swiss aud mul musins
Plaid, striped, and PLAIN white lasonst canbnes
Elegantly embroidered pocset handkerchiefs
French embroidcnss in great variety
Corded grass, aud hair skirts, sc.
Together win srea variety Of oA.r useful and desirable ar
fered upon The best terms u,ov ,eo ~
Mar q5-3taw4wif tIntcll
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Law Notice.

Baowx, STANTON, WALKgR.
III NJ Il. BROWN FRED p, STANTON, and T. KNOX WALK
w ER formed partnership practising Supreme
the United Staes and the claims
Of Tennessee. Offices Washington Mem
phs parties always found place.
letters addressed them viii receive prompt attention.
April 49, teod Intel. and Sentinel copy.J
NEWS Lad,es--Mrs. A. T. YOUNG, fashionable
N respectfully her friends and
generally that sha receipt Of tho very latest fashions
American styles Of drcss She has secured
which she will be enabled 10
and IN the beet Good fits
old IL needless anything
they testify good work well AZ good ns All she asks s
goods the market; and
their will find II 10 their advantage
well good fitting and good work Give her
call, second door from q side No. 4AT.
April II--eodlm
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III cuy the ot housekespers Others
theire Of furnishing goods, such
l0-i, Ia aud la1 linen shirtingr, In great variety
tG-t, li- md II 4 cotton siirngs
i05 ii-a Ia and ia white Maeies quilts, corded dim
ity bed spseads
"A and l0-4 table linens
Satin daIDask tnbe cloths, all sizes
Superior fine pil0w-casa linens
Very superior and crib blankets
table napkins
French and English furniture ehintzcs
and muslin curtains
Huckabaek, damssk and diaper toweilings
All which selected
terms will be offered they be had IN the
HOOE, BROTHER, u co,
B-We especial attention invoice OF Irish
importation, which prices frnm 81
goods which be
n goods IN the market
March 27--ltawfwif HDOE, BRO, X CO.
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PRISG STYLE OF Gens's ore.s us for is55 wiz
y thir day bs uuodaced which @ Beauty, and
uasrPacd A-a rhe patented coErsasd sHl hu @ rspls
OF Fshion, BUTT HUPKTNssS,
Corner % Sch street and fennayivana avenue,
Mar a-eo2wff between Browns and National H0tels.
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rrHE ONLY ONE AuTHoRIzED.-rheR Rob OF DIR. BOY

fgHE ONLY ONE EAUTHORIZED!--lhe Rob OF DIR. BOY
VEAU LAFF FEcTEUR aT superior the Of Cnisi
paa, other snlar remedies 1T radically
all affections the sei dasues, scroua the
m ulcers accidents from aceouchments the critical
of m hereditary acrinony OF humprs. As depua
sfcacous ea:arfhs Of the bladder
weakness OF the arising from abuses Of
syphiuc the Rob
diseases ensuing from the
without neutazng The Ro5 Beyvcau Is, above all,
syphc whether recent long stand
and which have resisted the Of mercury or the oue
of potassium
agents United Gabriel BoDdn, ~
wholesale orders Guio Duconge,
les Orleans; Scuilly, San Francisco n
sold by all the druggists throughout the Uni
panphlet g. ST. Gervas the medi
OF Rob will be obtained by writing TO G. Bon
William New York, who will information
G. B. prepared % fill orders for South America the West In
the United Stars ues as he has the Rob in bond
March Idly
Anew GOoDs.-P. J. STEER, Merchant tailor, Washington
" has opened his spring goods,
Gentlemen preparing Tor
opening will wen goods before pur
chasing elsewhere.
complete and almost everything necessary to ul
outfit may be had without going further
Mar 25--2aw1wf
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Revedy Jonson of Baltimore, Md
IN and Walter Coz, residing Georgetown, ID. 81, baye
themselves the Of prosecuting eams IN The
Washington, respectfully offer their poes
having buspess IN that court Cornni
them ~ his place Of residence
but confded will receive their Joint aenticn
REyEHDY JOHNSON,
Monument Sqsare, Baltimore
WALTER +. COX,
Nareh "a eodfm m Georgetown, u. G.
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VIM. M. Merrick,

Law,
No. % Lorssiana 0perue,
WILL practise Court OF the Luited sars the
claims, and the several courts o. The District o. Co
lambda
Dec 27-3tawu
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ttayrxG that reportsars in circulation Sns
III oe shortly . ee closed ne pepsisof aern
and the travelling Fup
M whoni fonndstion and thai
via Be kept fpf The ACCOMMODATION %
sny,g eoFsts ". ID. WILLARD.
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,,AuKEr GARDEN AND DAIRY FARM for sal

MARKET GARDEN AND DAIRY FARM for sale,
III situated Potomac, county, Virginia. eight
Washington By the Georgetown turnpike, and fifteen
500 and be advan
heavily wooded, much
the building The remainder well
grass having highly improved by lime and other eu
tZers ,a..x..
Address CATESBY AP II. JONES,
Mar ap--eodu Washington.
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s,,,,,.r,.v Wines. rn,lna.lph,a.

sntderrx" wines, Phitndetphtn-
IOHN " gNiUER dealer the former old established
wine of Jacob nide No 70 Walnut street four doors
below Fonrh WIZ be Supplied VIII wines
and liquors the accommodating terms
JACOB sNIDER, ia Cor the importation 81 foreign wines
pc Walnut where he prepared 20 receive orders
special importation of wines, SC, from varoas house 10 E
rope quantities of dozen and upwards and also sectt
Cor @ John Vaughan snder the patronage Of his friends and
former customers.
An wines delivered Washington eip by "Adamss Erp -,
IRE ~ freight
Juns a--diy
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR sALE.--The block c(suld
iugs known the union Bahdngs,n and now occupied
by the Union establishment They situated ON
street. between l9 ard lfh streets snd fronting directly On rnn
by i59 feet deep Fhe
snsceptbls division and ts posi-
aueug the best hasinsss stands on hf
vaine The une ~ e pesrn
expires e September which cay Posseson
he had
Also that large hrceo brick hopse on lh STREET vest teP
Oacs, ard three doorr south ~ q ssreel
thc
rnwetnrnent building % add 18th
property Be soda private sale prior 70 the
I5th Ne said day pubc Terms
viii be msde favorable % the purchaser
Apply 70 CH WlNDbk,
Corner of l7th and q streets
Mar 2o-2awti5 May
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CHARLES j.. M. GWfNg
.dtsoyuey-at- La,s,
uALrfmoRR, MARYLAND,

IN I'LL referred
w person desiring
BALTIMORE,
may Bere,
ington, d. q.
April l5--eodlm mat Int
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s,pEGIAL NOTICES. e. LEWIS, AZ iav commits
y deeds Scr s state Of Vgnisi the pset %
collect All cans s"speos
al kinds claims nr houny snd ae 20
s~d under the f~pseia a,r VI
al befse The recepiy eAeise De
clnirns
An iess modsr~ss, and ciasge 70 me waew - "p"
Sisccev
H. aaer rssdeuce ~ Nashnelen ano s
,epes Ia he trArascian me vafinus Psrnet
thereo great fseiinss ~ tbs speedy saus'sh y
cases iHirusseafo him. =. - :. ~ = -.
m necessAry respectfully 70 o. beads % dpsmsns
and and menhsrs 9f me lass
sh'ss i,s% 49,. saE' :. L. LEWIS.
u.,ns ss~4~dsrp washington, ID. &.
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r. Of papers viii psase copy, and send
hs Ofee win paper containing ms asuce
Mar &-iaw3w
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Wili be Ready on the LIST of July.
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Locate your Land Warrants now! !

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End. Because in a few months the chan.
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Union March 26ih 1855.
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the Mississippi.
5lh. Because then the price of warrants
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

PERHAm's Glrr ENrERPRrsE.-The Com
mi,,ee appointed by the shareholders in this
affair, 10. distribute The 1n0, 900 Gifts amongst
the ticket holders, have deferred the disiri-
button until the b,h of July, on account OF
there remaining unsold some few thousands
of tickets. Mr.. Perham, ever anxious 10
meet The views Of bis patrons. offers esiraor.
sYcary inducements TO Agents 10 engage in
the sale Of The remaining tickets, SO that
there may be no more delays. which are nm.
quesiionably as vexaiious 10 him as TO those
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NOTICE

S hereby given that in pursuance Of lats
= Act OF Assembly, the comfy Commissions
ers OF Columbia county will organize and act
as a board OF appraisers to appraise all lands
on which any purchase money is due to the
Comm onweallh, when desired so 10 do By the
owners of land. Persons who hold such
lands, and wish TO procure a title therefor
should give notice at the Commissioners Of
fee. The old act Of Assembly on this sub
ject is extended until the LIST day of Decemi
Der 1887, until which time the Board will act
when called upon.
. By order Of the Board,
JOHN C. FRUIT,
CoMMIssIoNERs' 0FFIcr, Clerk.
B.oomshnrs, July 8, '55. CIV.
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INREASURY OFFICE,
l. HARRISBURG, May 10 1855.

To the Treasurer and Commission
erS Of Columbia County.
GENTLEMEN You are doubtless aa'are,
that the sent annual interest on the funded
debt OF the Commonwealth falls due on the
FIRST DAY OF AUGUST NEXT. | feel
impeiled under a.sense of duty 10 call your
attention 10 the necessity of prompt ant I'M
mediate action 10 secure an early payment
OF The lax s due the State. The reputation
and honor of the Stale are in a great mea-
sure committed 10 your keeping, it is upon
the tax due from the several counties, that |
reply mainly for the means of making pay.
ment. am aware that the late slringency
in The monetary affairs of the country, has
greatly crippled The Manufacturing and Com
mercial interests of the Stale, thar the gener-
al drought and consequent failure of last
years crops has deprived the farmer Of his
Usual ability 10 pay, and that owing 10 these
adverse circumstances, il will require on
your part amore than usual effort 10 collect
promptly. ] know that the highest inci,e-
ment 10 duly that can be placed before the
people of this Commouwealln, is TO assure
them that the honor of the Commonwealth
demands such duty al their hands.
Which | would hold up this higher motive
to you, and through you TO the people. |
would also remind You that by the Act OF
Assembly of the 28th day of April, 1874, ii
is provided that " any county paying into The
Slate Treasury its quota of tax levied on its
adjusted valuation, fifteen days prior to the
first day of August, in any year, such county
shall be entitled TO an abatement of five per
cent, upon The amount so paid" | am dis
posed 10 give this law a fair and liberal con-
slruciion. Where The whole amount has
not been paid, but an amount approaching
near 10 The whole, the deductions Of FIVE per
cent, will be made. | would suggest the
propriety of allowing the abatement of five
per cent, by the tax collector Immediately 10
the tax payer, believing that soch a course
incite 10 q more promp, payment than when
the benefit is made accrue to the County
Treasury.
You will confer a great favor upon me, by
letting me know al as early a date as it will
be possible for you 10 do so, with any rea-
soLable degree Of certainty, what amount of
money you will be able 10 furnish, and at
what lime, Yours respectfully.
ELI SLlFER, State Treasurer.
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PUBLIC SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

IN pursuance of the last will and testament
Il of Joshua Webb, the undersigned Execu-
ltor of the said estate will, on Saturday the
4h dag Of August next, at / O'Clock ia the
afternoon upon The premises, expose 10 pub
lie sale a tract of
Valuable Land.
In Centre township Columbia county, laying
along the public highway leading from
Bloomsbury 10 Berwick, and lately The resi-
dence Of Joshua Webb, adjoining lands of
Nathaniel L. Campbell, John j. Webb, M.
Baker and Levi and Philip Miller, contain.
ing between 6 and 7 acres, on which there
are a
Frame Dwelling House,
a blacksmith shop, a frame barn, a frame
stable and other outbuildings.
Also, Immediately thereafter upou The
following premises, a tract of land adjoining
Garrison's limestone quarry, N. L., Camp.
bells limestone quarry, in Scott township
containing about Two and a half acres, on a
part Of which there Is an excellent
Limestone Quarry
now opened, and two lime kilns abreast and
in condition ready for use: as also q lime
house. There is also on this tract a
FRAME DWELLING HOUSE,
Conditions will be made known on the
day Of sale by
SOLOMON %NEYHARD,
Executor.
Lime Ridge, NAV IS 1855.
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