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U The..six degrees Of crime are thus
defined: lie who steals million is only
q fnancier. Who steals half million il
only defaulter. Who steals . quarter
of q million is a swindler. Who steals
q hundred thousand is Q rogue. Who
steals ffty thousand is a knave. Bot be
who steals pair Of boots or Q loaf Of
bread, is q scoun arel of the deepest dye,
and deserves to be lynched.
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BY j. g. mSGUlRE. Auctfonser.
DEREMPTORY SALE OF THE STEAMER
l. UNION On FRIDAY afternoon, June LIST, at
5 O'Clock, at Pages Wharf, at the foot Of Seventh
street, shall SELL without reserve, the nearly new
steamer called the "Union," AT present running as
ferry boat hetween this city and Alexandria.
This steamer was built in Washington city in the
year 1882 is l82 feet in length breadth of beam "a
feet incIes She measures All 40 IS tons custom
house measurement, as per enrolment. Her en-
CINE is first class seventy five horse pLwer engine
built bv Smith and Perkins, Alexandria, Va. She
runs either end foremost, and Is very convenient for
loading and unloading freight.
Terms: One half cash, the residue in months,
with interest, satisfactorily secured.
JAS. &. MCGUIRE,
may 3-soAds Auctioneet.
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PROPOSALS FOR FUEL.

NUhFby
Washington, 10th NAV, 1855.
GEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this
y Office until Friday, the 25th of May list, al 10
O'Clock m. for supp ying TO the Marines siatioGed
in Washington city from LIST July, 1885, i1 both of
June, 1885, such quantities OF Wood and Gal as
may be required upon the Quarterly acquisitions Of
Co manding Officers
The wood to be best cak sapling, nnd the coal
best anthracite, free from dust, broken and screened,
both TO be delivered at points within the bar
rack walls as may be designated, free OF expense to
the United States. NAV ll--3iawil5Ih
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The TIDE OF TRAvEL.-We cannot
see as there is the least symptom of sub
sidence in the immense tide OF travel set
ting westward. The trains grow longer
and fuller and more of them, and the bo-
tells are constantly swarming.
a queer thing this is to think of; q
mild spring day in the boson of the coun-
try; the grain silently growing. and no.
thing but the Sengs Of birds TO break the
sKence just there, on the skirt o. the
woods, a cabin, with two or three tenants;
the fat er plowipg on the prairie; the
mother working in the garden; the baby
swinging in basket at the door. All
st once roar, like the coming Of whirl-
wind; then slow, milling jar, like the
Dutter of thunder: then q rattle Of
wheels like the rushing of chariets; then
a volume Of cloud, like the van of the
storm; and the engine plunges round the
edge Of the wood, with its train Of car
after Car, and its hundreds of people. II
jars the little cabin, till the tongs grow
restless in the corner. They begin to
count one. two. three, and the whole il
gone, the roar is murmur, the murmur
subsidies, and they think, the father as
he cries "Gee up to the halting team,
and the mother as she gives the basket
another swing, a village has gone BY,
like cloud or bird, and left no trace
behind.
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lord, phlegmatically went and took his
seat in The cars. lie said he-had pro-
visions enough to last him to New York,
after q bountiful supply had been served
out in the cars. There was at least eight
dollars worth in the bag, upon which
the landlord realized nothing in the way
Of profit. SO much for meanness."
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NEW POLKA.

TUE CHEVY CHASE POLKA, composed for
l. and dedicated { Miss Sally y. 81 adley, by J.
D. Saunders, Esq, Of this clay, whose compositions
have always met with such great public favor
The merits o: the piece are such a. will Introduce
1t among all lovers OF music.
Price IS cents.
Just Published and for sale by
HILBUS & HIT2.
The Presidents Mounted Guard Quickstep, com
posed by TIE accomplished Pianist. Mf. Robert HeI
Ter, viii appear in a few DAYS. may II
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ARLINGTON HOUSE.

TUE undersigned would respe fully inform his
I friends that he has aiken the establishment for.
meily known rs the " Arlington House" which he
Restaurant Of the first orde- and feels assured that
he will have LIQUORS and CIGARS Of the choicest
brands, OYSTERS, GAME and FISH, in season,
and every other article in his line suit all who
should favor him with a call r. COOK.
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sodETXING NEW UgDER TIE sun.
CHARLES WERNER,

PeansytrGnt1 GGsnue, opposite Brorns' Hotel.
las dtted no the cOmnIJdlou hail over his Res
Ill taurant Us a first class LAG 3R BEER s ~
LOON, having procured a supply OF every Injury
and Comforts found in first class establishments OF
the kind in the Northern cities.
His RHINE WINES and French White Wines,
n well his Cl1rets, Sesars Lager Beer, German,
Italian, and SWeitzer CHEESES, and indeed { ev-
cry other Appropriate luxury in such establish
meDt, Is unsurpassed In this country.
lie sOicits call from his friends and the public.
NAV l2-u
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NEW GOODS FOR GENTLEMEN.

NE" uOOOO TOIs ULIN " WEN.
ID J. STEER, Merchant Taller, No. ASS Sew.
YORK, very elegant and large addition to "a
his stock of Spring and Summtr GOODS, IA
consisting of Cassimers, Ducks, Drills, SC, ~.
for Pants, and Silk and MaTseiIfs YES TINGS, both
PLAIN ard cOored, of the richest and prettest styles
ever in this MARKET all of which ne is prepared
10 make up in the best style at very low prices.
Gentlemen would do well to call early if they
wish TO see very cheap styles. may l5-eo2w
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NOTICE.

NOTICE. p
THE WHITE H0ULE PAyIL.
lion, &c has bsen rented for the
season, and Is ready Tor the reception of yistors
Larse a7d small parties can be recommod,,ad
with Meals, &c. - - ~
For particulars apply to WILLIAM COKE. ON
r, between 2lst and 22d streets. VII
gagged, can furnish their own catere, excpnt
eyIra for the use of the house. - P-'"s
By order of the MANicpRs
may 2t-MWGFlm
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PLEASURE TRIPS


E&lS1NafroSS' S''a"i.h or Taosf ShS; COLLIER MASa;
can be chartered for public select parties to visit
tne White House Pavilion, Mount Vernon, Forl
washington, or other places on the river.
Tne White House Pavilion il now open for vis
tofs 1t IS beautiful place for pleasure trips; i,
has fine Bah and Dining room, also, a new Ten
Pin Alley.
% For particulars apply to the President of the
Company, or the Captains OF the Boats.
Mr. WILLIAM COKE is furnishing refreshments
on he boats, and is prepared to furnish parties on
uie DcNl ISrIns aD 6-2m
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TO DYSPEpTTCS

HOCOA, Cocoa Paste, Cocoa Shells. Broma and
" Pure and Sweet Chocolates for sale al the Tea
ana Code Store. No. 51O Seventh street, opposite
National intelligencer Once.
Also, IN excellent article Of Black Tea, without
the weedy favor 90 common with Black Teas gene
raHy The attention OF the trade is invited TO our
stock Of teas Of all descriptions
may 23-eo3t HALL HENNING,
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l.. j. MIDDLETON.
ID EALER IN ZOE

Office and Dept south ride F, rert to 10Th 81.
ICE KEPT CONSTANTLY ON HAND AT
THE OFFICE, which can be had in large or snail
quantities
W- Offce open from a. m. to 9p.m.
m l-eO2m
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CUMMINGS FAMILY PRAYERS, in , vols,
~ IS cents each
Buchan's System Of Anthropo,ogy, 81
FIorine Prin ess of Burgundy, by w MacCnbe,
IS cents
Growth Of Holiness, by Pabcr Soc
Vindication Of the Catholic Church, 75c
The Immaculate Conception, by Bishop Ul!Gihome
37kc
The Heart of Jesus, by J. Dalgarns. SOC.
4. K. LUNDY,
No. 12S Bridge street, Georgetown, d. &.
may l7-if
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TAKE NOTICE.
NEW SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS.

D ". BROWNING, Merchant Tailor, under
L the United States Ho:el, has just received a
large supply OF Spring and Su5aHer Goods, and is
now prepared TO 1fer great bargains To all in want
made Clothing y will be sold at the following low
prices:
While suits, Coat, Pan,aIoOus, and Vest, Of trim
cloth or Cashmere, for Sl2.
sI5.
Good Business Coats for 81.
Black aad Fancy Pants, from 50 10 81.
HaTssIi!es 1ni SIX Vests, from 81 to as.
he keeps always on hand large assortment W
fancy articles, sTch As Shirts, Gloves, Crsyats, I'm
orell1s, sc.
"SOle Agent for the sale o. ScOu's FashiOns.'
mar i9-ti.
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TIE EDUCATION or FENALxs II
FRANCE

The Paris correspondent of the New
York Courier, in late letter. makes sug-
gestions which are worth attention. Hs
says:
I'm France, the ladies are educated in
a manner to make them mcst agreeable
in society, and while all are taught TO
keep the accounts of household expenses,
many OF poorer class are taught book
keeping SO thoroughly as to enable them
to follow it as profession. In almost
every Paris shop. consequently, the
books are kept either by the wife Of the
shepkeeper or by some other female en-
ployed for the purpose. Thus, the
French system is to teach females the
useful or agreeable, according to their
worldly condition. Our American sys-
TEN is to teach them q little OF every.
thing; In fact, We take more pains with
them than with our boys, though 1t
would seem from the results that hith.
erto our efforts have been none too we'll
directed. While we have female semi
narleS and colleges in which degrees arc
conferred, and which produce shallow
and discontented philosophers who im.
modestly take the rostrum at public
meetings, and have endeavored to invade
the pulpit, We have very few who can
take charge Of husbands counting.
room while he is engaged in the direc-
tion Of other departments Of the business.
In Paris you buy carpet of your up
holsterer, who shows the goods, makes
all the necessary explanations, and sends
it home. But when you pay, you walk
to the neat mahogany desk where madam
sits enthroned behind her large folio
ledger, and it is with her you regulate
your account. The French trsdssman's
wife takes an active, useful, and appro-
pirate part in the management of affairs:
she knows to what extent the business
Is prosperous, and is therefore never in
danger, like many American wives, Of
demanding a new carriage or other ex-
travagance when her husband is on the
point Of failing. These remarks are sug-
gested by an account Of O meeting in
london Of the friends and promoters Of
the Hyde Park College for Young a.
dies 1t would have been much better
to have commenced, as the Eaglanders
did, with common schools for girls.
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NAAPBELL'S DICTIONARY Of Military SCI
" ence; CHvsiry, Its History and Tactics by Cap
'I,n Noan On ths TIiintng Of Cavalry Horses, Reg
apo PRANcK TAYLOR.
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GLOVES, HOSIERY, RIBBONS. &c,
. 6; x o S y WITH DEFECTIVE

ID q x = o S WITH DEFECTIVE
vision are invited To examine my
extensive stock Ofall kinds OF SPECTA- .lnmn>
CLES and EYEGLASSES. Glasses
oi aAy kind, such as Cataract, ParsbOla,
fenscOPlc, D1uble COncave, Double Convex, and
C"tored Glasses, put IN al short nOtIce, with great
care, AID persons IN want of glasses may be sure
20 gel those whIch benefit the eye.
Ar Circulars "DefecuVe Vision, ;" gratis al
ii. SEMKEN'S,
33o Pa avenue, betw. 9th and 10th sts.
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q. s MARINE RAND

dE undersigned would re spec fully inform IN,
- .nafy, riremen, Clubs, and the pubic gene
m a. ms residence, on e, between 9th and 10Th sts
SsI, OF oy note at Hilbus & Hitz's Music Depot.
"ey can OBTAIN the services Of the Marine Band or
- uTn 0i IL either as brass. reed or cotiIlon
ba1d, which wiH embrace Louis Webers unriyalled
patty. - SCsi.a
Conductor and Leader of Marine Band.
ap S0-lm<
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A CARD. -
Economy IS the read to sesalth"

Economy IS tbs read to sosaith."
dreas Reduction In tbs price Of Hats 4 Caps
f.'h L undersizned, havn, made arrangements
4 with New York Hat Company to be con
st1ntly snppltei with the very best Moleskin or
DRESS HATS, got up in the latest style offers
them At the unprecedented low price of a.
worm from four TO hve dollars; second quality, s3.
worth rom S3-SO TO 81; and . very good fashicn a.
soie Hat at 8 so, worth from 50 to e3 So
Also, Be"be Cos Hats, at a much less advar..
Than they have been here t0fote sold in this citv
First rate beaver Hats 1885,
All kInfs OF sen HATS and CAPS very low
In orier 10 sell at the above low prices the cash
system mus, be adopted consequently those who
purcnass VIII not be charged from fifteen to twenty
eve per cent a, Offset for bad debts
ANTHONY,
(for many years in the employ of Todd
Coy No. 3, Columbia place, 7th st.
ap l3-d ID door north OF Penn avenI,a
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CAARL SIS HASKsNS, Archftsct.
(Ps. Grsns<, Asts7ssa 7sHth and Eessnth srees,)
~AsAn8ToE, .. G.
tST Ill continue 10 furnish Plans, detail working
W Mawirgs. snd specifications OF buildings a
every tscTiPtioa and htso Go supsrintsnd their rec
tioR. seb l--Gu
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NEW AND OLD PIANOS.

NJE have now in store the largest assortment of
w PIANOS ever cffere in this city, from Hal
jet, Davis & Co, Bacon & Raven, and Knabe,
Cache Co.'S celebrated manufactures. These
Pianos We guarantee, and sell upon veIy easy terms
Also, new Pi no used only few months, which
we offer at the low price OF S200 ca.h a second
hand Piano, by Andre stien, for SIS.
very fine second hand Chickerng Piano for
sale or rent at a bargain.
Old Pianos taken in exchange for new.
Always on hand, Stools, Covers, violins, Guitars,
Flutes, Accordeons, Music. SC &c.
JOHN T.. ELLIS,
6O6 Pennsylvania avenue,
may 10 bet. 9th and 10Th streets.
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STEAMBOATS, CONNECTING
With each train Of Cars arriv
in Washington or klexap.

dria.-1he STesDers HOMAS COLLYERo
GEORGE WASHINGTON will make the above
connections, leaving Washington AT Q n. IN for the
Orange and Alexandria cars, and connect with the
same train On their n, rival.
Meals furnished on the beats.
The Boats connect with all the trains from Bal.
tmore. SAM'L GEDNEY, Capt.
may Id
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IF YOU READ ADVERTISEMENTS

DLEASE notice that | have, fresh from he es-
L tabIshmeRt in New York, Hecker's Self Rails
ing -Four, Hecker's Grits ilecker's Maccar,ni and
VeTmacelli, Eiecker's FaTina, one paper Of which,
at IA CENTS will make superior dish sufficient for
fifteen or twenty persons.
Also, Oswego Corn Starch and Cornena, a great
variety Of NJ ,iard's preparations of Chocolate for
eating and drinking Bakers superior Cocoa paste
from which, in a few minutes, by pOuring boiling
water on II very superior cup of Chocolate can be
made.
When dollars and cents are made study and at
the same time superior article for health and econ
omy Is required, You would do well TO call At KINGS
Grocery and Variety Store, corner Vermont ave
nue. and streets, few steps northeast Cf Jackson
statue. may ii wifi
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IMPORTANT TO PERSONS BREAI
PALMR'S PATENTIEG

flHIS AMERICAN NVENTION
Il stands unrivalIed beth in this country Il
s7dn Europe. Tits wcm BY 900 persons,
aid with most astonishing success. In ~
competition with 20 other substitutes of u
The best French, English, and German Va
Manufacture, IL received the award Of the |
6AEAT hkDAL at the WORLDS ExHIBI- EA
TToN IN LONDON, as the best Ntifcih ~
limb known. In his country il has been
thirty times exhibited, in competition
with all others, at the annual Fairs in the II
principal cities, and has, in every instance,
received the award OF the highest or first II
premium. And as a crOwning honor, by
the unanimous approval OF an interna- E4
uOhai council, the I" First Premium * y
Jn!y SiIUeT Medal given for Llnbs-was aWarIed
:heinyentOr, at the New York Crystal Palace.
Pamphlets giving fun information, sent gratis "a
every applicant B. FRANK PALMER
S55 Chesnut street, Philadelphia.
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Amusements.
Amusements.
: CIR ND PIC MO
or THE
D0RTHlRD Liberties lIRB C0

FINHE NORTHERN LIBERTlES' FIRE COM
l. PANf respectfully make Anown ts their friends
and The public generally that they will give their
FIRST PIC MIC, on THURSDAY, June 7th, 1855, 10
the WHITE HOUSE ' ~
The Company will spare no pairs or expense to
insure satisfaction
The Ref eshments will be served by an expe-
rienced ca'erer, Mr. A Columbus
visiting Companies will appear in uniform
The boat Will leave Ge5rgetown at l O'Clock
Washington al q; Navy Yard at az; and AIexan,
dria At pm
Tickets ONE EDOLLAR-admit,ing a Gentleman
and ladias-io be had Of any of the Committee of
Arrangements.
COMMITTEES.
Evans, Knight, Culverweii,
Robertson, IL Keenan,, R Warren,
haileek, MatlOck, A Columbus,
n Goddard,r Dawson, Stafford,
MD birkhead, Newmyer, King
Taylor, NAV Ia-eotd
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STRAW MATING.

STRAW MATING.
lust received 4, 5, and "a White and coIered
u Mattings, which I am selling at the lowest pri-
ces for cash or to pr ompt customers.
J. II. SMOOT,
8. side Bridge ST., near High, Georgetown.
NAV 10
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CLOCKS, WATCHES AND JEWELRY
OOpened this day, forty different styles OF Ocks
Good Clocks 81 IS. Fine Gold Watches, S22
warranted. Jewelry cheaper than ever.
Call and see for yourselves at
]. ROBINS0N'S,
No. $40 opposite Browns Hotel.
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ER WASE, PLATED wSRE
- AM EiSE FASCH GDODS.-Si!ver
- Lsr and Tea Sets, Sugar Bowls, Cream Jugs,
S"9iets, Cups, Spoons and Forks AIso- \ eTeat
nety so. o. magnificent Fancy Silver Ware, suitable
pd,t ied Coffee Sets, Cast0rs, Baskets, spoons and
Ihe articles are warranted a.. ,s,,s..,,aI ,ra
VIII Dc sod al i small advance. "'N
II. SEMKEN,
SSO Ia. avenue, bet 9th and IOlh streets.
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CTRAYE ED AWAY oR Friday, the 9Th OF
~ day, from Georgetown, 4 small cOlcred Boy,
about eleven years Of age. Had on when he LEFT, Y
pair of snuff cOlOred pants and straw hat An
swers 10 the name of Jake Any one giving infor-
manOn - hOSTEZUMA DAGGS, AZ Seyenih
- Georgetown, viii receive the thanks of the fam
ly AMI reward If desired may l8-lw-
GLOVES, HOSIERY, RIBBONS, &c.
John n. SMOOT, south side of Bridge ST., near
81 Hiss, Georgetown, has just received from New
York an dtiOHal supply Of
Taffata Silk and Lisle Thread Gloves
Short and long black twI>teJ SILK Mitts
OPen-woTked and plain Colon Hosiery, every Va
nety
Misses and Boys white, mixed and' fancy Cotton
Hosiery
Gents 4 do do
Worked Swlss Collars and RuffleS
Lace and French worked trimmed Cellars
Real Maltese aud Imitation Laces.
With many other desirable Goods, to which the
attention Of cash or prompt customers is invited.
may IL J. II. SMOOT.
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SILVER TIMFKEEPERS

SILVER TIMFKEEPERS.
INDEPENDENT of our unusually large stock OF
l. elegant Gold Watches, we have just received an
invoice Ct superior Silver Timekeepers, warranted,
which we efTer low.
M. w. GAIT G. BRO,
Se4 ia. ave-, betw. 9Th and l0;h s,:.
uev iQ-6t
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t'oh sALE-A Pair of BAY MARES wear,
o'u next sprins, well bred ,scuEd, stylish, N
E.i1 sIriled and capital gO.rs They are Is5Is
90. sloAsn and perfectly free from tricks ana vii
Iiueulany sGIt any gentleman who l. fond of
diving. The owner parts win them ONLY becauss
m s PIip'se Il u rcireneii his expenses. They caa
- seeh al s"uthIOn's QGte Birch'sl Stable on 18th
,s,,- : ull OI IA ayeRue. For terms, Or an Op-
9hce' They viii be sold ba gain.
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In Brooklyn, on Wednesday afternoon, January 3, by
the Rev. Mr.. Nye, Mr.. EDGAs fowLEl, Of Guiaosd Ct
70 Miss sARAH HgysIoER, Of Brooklyn.
On "Wednesday morning. jan 10 at the residence OF
III brides uncle Robert Frdon -q, DAVID lsEsAs to
RA, Wall ANNA BsHoP, both OF this city. The
mica we're performed by the Rev. N. j. harseius.
PotyLkeepse papers please copy.
On Veanesday Jan. 10, by the Rev. w. +. Egenbrodt,
HENRY &. EgwARD 10 Mrs MARIE EMMA youngest daugh
ter Of An thoDy Allsirs, all OF thus city.
On Thursday, Nov. 20, by the Req Thomas ]. Guion,
rector OF st, Johns Church, Brooklyn, Mr. CHARLES
PHrRs, late of Birmingham, England, to MISC ElIzA
NIcKssos second daughter Of Mr. John dickinson, To-
ronto c. W Lnte OF New York.
English papern please COPY.
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same time with clipper vessels which have either put
back, or dsmaged large part Of their cargo. Inc Al
fred 10 another. She built in Maine 1883 she mas
been entirely opened, and not bad piece OF wood has
been found In her she has been reiasteped, and put
ctmpte order for the trade between this and IAN
Francisco and will first class second letter.
The Ieanore is years old vessel, built In Maine -
beng sIsmned fr'm the heel up: these ssseisuo
not anil IS last as the modern built vessels, but be-
tween this ana San Francisco they have experienced
less accidents and have gwen less trouble Inc rsAs
taken by each office Of not large But each
Office taking The at advanced premium u answers
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The Railroad Troubles at Erie.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 10, 1865.

In the Supreme Court this morning, the writ Of asss
asce in the matter Of the railroad troubles Erie was
granted and police Marshal Ksyser was ordered to
proceed to Erie He starts this afternoon and is
powered to summon such force he chooses, either
here or at Erie.
BUFFALO, JAM TO- 1855
At Erie to-day everything has been quiet. The bridges
which torn down in French and State streets
being RI. built.
The Common Council Of this city have been in session
to-day considering proposition to order the bridges
- taken down and kept down. but they finally decided
70 lay the matter the table, and adjourned to wait
the action Of the Legislature.
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said escaped from his owner Captain Fox, Of Virginia
The Telegraph adds that the Vigilance Committee got
wind Of the proceedings and started Jackson OF imme
diatsly for Canada.
In the Legislature to-day the joint standing ecna-
nttees appointed and Philo sandorl OF Boston,
vas chosen State treasurer and Receiver General
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-11

III ENRY II. LEEDS, AUCrT0NEER--BY H. II LEEDS
IL co-honday, January is, Mt io1s O'Clock, at
Manufactured BY j. H. Harley "a John street. and every
article warranted in all respects consisting Of sleigh
robes OF the finest quality, some OF which are very
scarce and eesrabe also real royal ermne Hudson Bay
sables very choice selection of Russia mink Grecian
marten Itch sable, stone mArten NUTS peernes cepes,
victornes CUTS, & We particularly call tho attention
OF ou friends TO this very choice sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-11
.Ieraep City Newa.

Fatal RAILROAD AceIDEsT.-A young man named
Phillips, brakeman, enigrant train Of the New
York and Erie Railroad, accidentally fell between the
cars at about eleven O'Clock Tuesday night while ut
Hohocus going west. The injured man brought to
jersey City his way the New York Hospital during
the night but died just he reached the ferry house
lie war married man and belonged to West Hamp
Ion, the New York and Erie Railroad.