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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-10-10
CABINET WARE HOUSE.
LUMBER AND SHINGLt. DEPOT!

zss=ME%%sSRSsH have hand large supply ofevery
variety Of Cabinet Ware. OF the best work
manship and material. Main, between
~ Third and Fourth streets, just above the
new Court House.
Just Poplar and Pine Shingles and
large lot Of well seasoned Pine Lumber suitable for Floor
which would call the attention of builders and
citizens generally before purchasing elsewhere will sell
at the lowest market prices
CABINET WARE MATERIAL-always hand in every
variety. with COFFINS of all kinds and sizes.
Enquire at the eee of the Just above the
n Court House Main street. ROBERT FERGUS.
LIP
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-10-10

THK CRY III "-rILL. rHEss COME"
UST received per steamboat Grand Turk complete as
@w Of xertlemens clothing furnishing good
trunks, lad les bonnet boxes, Therefore.
For clothing cheap and ane. ,.,x.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-10-10

nj
LHSHMENT.
So THOMAS SCANTLlN, of the firm ofScantlin
B & Parvin, has returned from Princeton and tab 9
en- up his residence permanently in THIS cirl-
where he will devote his decentralization to al.
branches ofther business Mr. s. would call the atten
ton of the public generally and his old customers
to their extensive stock of STOVES, TIN and SHEET
IRON WARE, and all other articles pertaining te
their business They also prepared to DO all Of
Tin, Copper and Sheet-iron Custom Work, Steamboat
work, &c, &c. Also Tin and other metallic Roofing
done at the shortest notice and in the most perfect style.
Cali at the store of SCANTLIN & PARV1N.
novl4 Main steet. bet Firstand Second.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-10-10
CAMPBELL d GROsCH,
BELL AND BRASS FOUNDERS,

FIRST STREET RETWEEN VINE AND DIVISION.
asz - EVANSVILLE. md. szsssafsaa ~
Nh ANUFACURERS eftvsry description of Brass Work
lvk of equal quality. ii thing
tured in the East. and favorable terms.
We keep constantly hand oil globes, gauge
friction metal soft and speer solder well mpets
assortment Of all other articles usually kept in th lane
business. -stF
We also appointed sole in this city the sale
of Jas Thempsons celebrated leather betting These belt
n far superior anything offered and have inva
miun. Samples the be the establish
We receiving aful supply of McGowans Patent
Double Acting Force and Lift Pumps article
ed for cistern wen and railway purposes. Ifs = p
Every description of Bfass Castings made to order
nis1ed at Cincinnati prices. Ess& r
highest marhei price paid for old COPPER,
zinc,
All orders Addressed wiz with prompt is
mediate attention. apl0
NEW YORK BAKERYi
SECOND TO NONE WEST or THE MOUNTAINS!
Or First street opposite the Post Once.
undersigned after long experence in the business
II in the city New York. in which ci he 10 aekuowi
edged have superior in the well
pointed bakery. y ould respectfully announce:
That he is fully faThish all kinds bread
cakes cracker pies Bot relIs d0ena etc. either
wholesale or retail. p
Weddings private parties balls or private families will be
supplied often desired With sseyhing fresh the
at the shortest notice.
superior article of Graham and breads always
hand
proprietor personal exclusive
ly his business. which shall be executed in ye
be surpassed by any y2I @. GAUNT.
R~GAa.R vaaWTkx EuRETVrE
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-10-10

FIRE. Rem BUT soon STOPPED.
ToHN BuRTls hndng ra her warm quarter. on Mater
Flour Lime, Bacon and Bran can be had
Wholesale and retail. myIo
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-10-10

DeGARMOsS
LIVERY AND SALE STABLE.
ON LOCUST BETW. THIRD AND FOURTH STREETS
& HORSES. Buggies. Carriages. @z=A@5rdAkssmd&A
3SMA and OmnbGsses always for hire @&kS$$%&$~MEzAA
gatt the above Stable. Carriages for excursions par
ties and funerals always hand prepared to boar
horses and keep them in the best order.
My will hereafter be kept running
the day and will b. Steamboats, hotels TOR thu
IT those wishing it. IL will also b
ready citizens boats during the BY leayn
orders the stable. my9 Il. II. DEGAAMO.
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CLOTHING, &C.


SINGE MESSRS aHLERING e. Drummer HAVE
~ esssd the OF gofhsf Ssud Watef street. the
Journal 0se aad SLED 10 with the largest
sosst and latest sylss of Fall Winter Clothing
nshing Goods sNd sell them astoAtshnsy the
ALLIES BEEN COMPELLED SURRENDER.
THEIR NEW STOCK
consists in part Of MEMS and Bgy Clothing
Gentle Dress Goods and Tssfofs FurHifhhg
brought this city Their facilities for pufhanR
manufacturing superior ether house in the
which them at eli times to l al ofdess With the
the bafgans County city
and the public generally are RESPECTFULLY invited call
examine their New Stock sEd Reduced Prices before pureha
ing elsewhere. declS-tf
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-10-10

sUNDRIE| ~ ~. IT REGEsvEB ATT BACON d.
GUAR cured hams. scrub brushes, pepper
~ ance cAtsup lemon syrup, castle soap coda
asap summer mould candles mustard baking powders,
aehes bed cord cotton reel and hemp cerd wsser buck
rolling pins butter ladies' nest tn ana
wood wles ground Aiso all the best brands Of
fos sale as aheAp as the cheapest. yH
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-10-10
COFFHNS AND HEARSI

and perform decent burnls at the lowest phi
ces The remaining friends of deceased persons 81
therefore respectfully requested TO give call IN
go ~ ~ Kind HENRY kLEE.
vso sd st. nsxsto the Gsran Prassssaaa GAaneh.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-10-10

LA RGE andelegant assortm emit OF SILK Lasting
A Esh Glove Kid Plain and Patent tipped. half
laced sites all
all quafs@SeA- HENDRICKS McREAs
a@E FOSTERS Block First st.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-10-10

WABASH AND ERIE CANAL.
FWNHE recently built large ano
tial Warehouse the Canal at Petersbnrgh. and are
now prepared 10 any Produce Commission or
wariinr business them. Oonsignees wil bt
noti6ed Of the their Goods charges
In all cases warran ted to give Subtraction. .
dece-tf BARR a. MORGAN. Petersbsrgh. Ia.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-10-10

~ GOD San BE- bou the lowest any place in the cit,
Wv fromWEA GSeeH Woody ard. Eggleston Foun
dry Orders Byfft l. D. Heimann store on Mair
mhz6 6m WIN. GEEEN.
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personal.
Governor Rseder, accompanied BY

.'ss0OVernor Rocuof, dccompanlcu oy MS
private secretary, G P Lowry, Esq, passed
through New York yesterday, on bis return
to Kansas. The journey, tits expected, will
ocoapy about ten days Tho Territorial Log.
islsture meets on the % of July at Pswnee,
but will probably adjourn to Shawnee Mission,
some 200 miles this side Of Pawnee.
....The New Hampshire Senate has con-
CURED in toe choice by the House Of Repre-
sentatives of that State, Of Messrs Bell and
Hale for members of tho United States Senate
LEX Governor TaIwell, of Virginia, who
is now over eighty years Of age, appeared be-
fore the Mayor of Norfolk, on Wednesday, to
answer o charge of permitting nuisance to
remain on his premises. After thorough in.
vestigation, and a learned speech from the ex.
Governor the warrant was dismissed. Tho
case created quite sensation.
....Rossini is in Paris, tho recipient of great
attentions. He steadfastly refuses to 20 to
the opera, probably because his statue adorns
the peristyle.
....Prince Metternich recently celebrated
his SD anniversary
....Geo Law, of New York, contributed
81, 600 last month to the American Colonisa.
ton Society.
1.-THE Rev. Henry Lobdell, NJ. D., Mis-
sionary of the A. B. c. F. M at Mosul died
in that city on the 18th Of March last.
....Col 10. Shillington, of this city, is on
the eve of departure for Europe.
....The Hon. Mr. Phillips of Alabama, has
arrived in Washington
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HISTORY OF TIE CORPS on ROYAL SAP

HISTORY OF TIE CORPS OF ROYAL SAP
IL Pers and Miners, by Connolly, Quartermaster
sergeant Of the Corps, 2 volumes, London.
Sif howard Douglass on Naval Operations in the
BLACK Sea, pamphlet London, 1855
iue hng'o Indian Army and Military History in the
o,, East, by Captain Rafter, vol, London. 1855
y byfne's Naval Annual and Almanac for 1855
CaPaoility of Steamships, by Aherton, Chief En-
giheer, Woolwich, ! vol, London, 1855
Jeob on attack and defence Of outposts
Ottieys History OF Remarkable Sieecs
Burns Naval and Military Technical Dictionery,
enlarged
CampbelIs Dictionary Of Military Science sd.
0unith's Military Law $3.50
Lesch's Apopthegms of Napoleon
lervis on the Rife musket -
Boucher on Oh e Rihe - q
ThAckerays Rife Firing ..f..
Naitlandt Ball Practice 80
Roberts on Recruits Hn
Krasisskis Russia and Europe
And other Military Works just imported by
jeo FRANCK TAYLOR.
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PLEASURE EXCURSIONS FOR TEF

r.
The Steamers GEORGE WASH
III &tNGTON and THOMAS COLLYRR
Ma max guar trips to the White House PayiIion
M"Su NJ VERNON, and Fort Washington. Persons
W. ,n ng 70 spend the day At For, washington Will
% .noea mere, as each boat will stop Al the For,
rness WIZ De made to suit the tunes The time ~
s;",e mo otner particulars will be given ip due
Sr c,n vi. w esninstnn groundsis adeliehtfuI Mac
H sJ scnpos or select parties T. spend the dsy The
~, ne nuuse Pavilion and grounds are not snrnassed
rsr pleasure by any place. The Boats have cate
''' '"a' eerves up refreshments in good STYLE.
..,s JOB CORsON, 4
r"-" sAML GEDNkY, Captains.
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FORESTS OF LUcIFER MATCHES An Eng.
lish lecturer, speaking at Sheffield, on tho i'm.
portance Of the trade in lucifer matches, said
lately: The extent and Importance of the
match trade will perhaps surprise you
Mes5rs. Dixon, of the Newton heath match
works, in the suburbs of Manchester, purchase
entire districts of forests in Can ada for the
purpose Of converting the timber into N ate hes.
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A CARD.

MRS. CAMERON inro, ms her friends and f,,,,.,
III patrons that her health being entirely restored
sne mas resumed her former business and has ON
n nn general assortment Of Or. Banning's Az
III SOPPORTEkS. Her long experience
Ladies recurring particular attention can be accom-
, noda Gu WIN BOARD - rooms are large location
n D. ana pleasant walk to the Departments
IL 70 10 speak of the benefit of the Brace Z,
require comment Reference given if reouiTsJ
mouiess NO. oSS Fourteenth street, near the Monu-
---. je 1921 ,23-3ts
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ANOTHER DEGREE NrEDED.--Somebod
suggests that the American party, to render it
perfect, needs fourth degree, under which
members shall pledge themselves not to seek
ofdce The Boston Atlas is of the opinion
there would not be much knocking at th,t
door. Such principle, incorporated in any
party creed, would soon de,imate the ranks Of
the party
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EBENEZER SABBATH SCHOOL.

TRUSTEES SALE.
DY virtue o. a decree of the Circuit Cour, FIR
~ Pnnce Georges county, as a Court of EQUITY.
passed In a cause wherein John b WEBSTER and
otnsrs are compliments and Charles b. Calvert and
olnels are defendants, the undersigned, a. Trustee,
VIII e1pese al public sale, on the premises, on
FRIDAY, 22nd Of June, 1855,
al tne hour OF IL O'Clock, m, il fair if not on the
nrst FAR DAY thereafter, the Real Estate of which
the late las e. Webster died seized and possessed
known as part Of "Hs Lofdship's Kindness, % eos,
tanning
311 ACRES,
more or less-which said Land will be offered for
sal subject TO the Widows right of dover which
has been LAID OF.
This land lies in Prince Georges county. about
Two miles rom Cenreville, and about six miles from
upper Marlboro. and adjoins the lands of David
Barry, Jonn kingsbury and others The sniI is sus
cepuble OF improvement. There is an abundance
"sf OF WOO and water on the pace-a DwelIin,
n"H Hou'e and other out houses and a Tobacco
SAAHouse. With small outlay the place mieht
be made very productive.
The terms OF sale az prescrihed nv tho d.cr.o 49,.
as foliows Two hundred and ffty dollar no he nsiS
on the day OF sale, the ratification thereof nv
the curt; and the residue OF the purchase uoney
10 oe paid IN equal instameats of one and Two years
WIN interest from the day Of SALE to be secured nv
tbe bonds OF the purchaser with securi v 10 he an
proved by the trustee. And upon the payment Of
the Wnoie purchase money, the undersigned i, an
tho1td 10 convey to the purchaser said real estate
fee clear and discharged Of all claim of the parties
10 sald cause, or of any persons claiming BY or
under them. SAMTJFI ~ ppbpv
~ Io-eots Tustee
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THE WEEKLY srAR

The number for this week contains its usual
variety OF interesting items-dOmestic, foreign
and literary; calculated to enlighten and edify
AL classes of readers, and forming an excel
lent substitute for letter from Warrington,
to be sent to q distant friend
Price, per annum, 81 Is; for . single copy,
three cents.
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FEMALE MEDICAL COLLEEN bavs ?.
ceived pamphlet, entitled "The Sixth Annual
commencement Of tho Female Medical Col.
lege OF Pennsylvania" located in Philadel.
phia, by which it appears that for the session
Of 1876, there were thirty five students
and that In March last, the degree of Doctor Of
Medicine was conferred on six ladies'
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MAD Does have been rather numerous IL
New York during the past week. One va.
killed on Thursday in the Eigh teenth Ward
He was pursued for half mile before he va,
o7srtaksn, and during his furious course h,
bit several dogs and raised an immense q.
element 81
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EsUBsCRIPTION CONCERT. MILE
~ w DE BbYE'S Concert of Classic Mn
SIC Will positively take place on FRIDAY EVEN
ING, June 22d, at Carusi's Saloon, having 10 be uu
aVoiaabiy postponed by The impossbility of Profess
sOr Ahrend's attendance on Monday evenin, ism
instant. 49,
Iickets 81 cents, 10 be had at all the principal
hotels, music and bookstores 10 I63r
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- p. HOOVER, Iron Hall Boot. Shoe, and
Ne Trunk Establishment. have received -.
this day large assessment of Gents French III
Patent Leather and Calf Boots and Shoes,
which 1 will sell cheap. e.
Also, Boys Youths, and Children's SHOES of all
descriptions. All in want please call at
9. P. HOOVER
Iron Hall Boot, Shoe and Trunk
Establishment, between 9th and 9Oth sits.
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Emphatically against Proscription.-see
our ingenious neighbours jeremiad of yester
day, over the removal of door keeper n tho
Treasury building. 1t means as circulating
ly lover the lefty as it did over the prescription
~ tho Know Nothings last year, of every en-.
pioyee under the corporation of Washington
however engaged. We presume that the re-
moved person, being member Of our neigh
boris party, and therefore sworn to labor to
bring about if possible the removal or dis.
charge Of every man in the Sc vice of the
government, mechanic, laborer, messenger or
clerk who has no affinity with Know Nothing
ISM is too manly to whine, because in play.
ing the game he has elected to play at, he b as
received the blow before he was able to strik.
his antagonists.
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RnOOAs1ANAio or the Controversy between
~ Senator Brooks and Archbishop Hughes. with
an Introduction by the Most Rev. Archbisbon' WIZ"
history or the Life and Institute Of Saint Ienatus.
a translation from the italian of Father Rartoji h
Madame CsIderon de Ia Barca "
large assortment # PRAYER Roche p;h,as -. !.
sIanosra Cathnlc publications, with Beads, Medals
&C., are for sale at the Catholic Bookstore of
je I6-3ls Aaa ~ t..
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ETHE UNDERSIGNED GROCERY MFR
- chants, in order TO give time for recreation
70 tle clerks In their employ, during the warmth OF
'he summer months, hereby agree TO close their re-
spective stores at eight O'Clock p. m, saturday
evenings eIcepted,) from this date until the arst
day of September next
GEO. THOS. PARKER ACO
SAMUEL BACON & CO.,
MURRAY SEMMES,
HAMILTON LEACH,
b. F. MORSELL,
BARBOUR & SEMMES,
e. E. WH1TE CO,
ED HALL,
SHEKELL BROTHERS,
BERRY K BOWIE,
MIDDLETON BEALL.
JESSE B WILSON,
Washington, June ii, lS55-2w
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q Tho statement that the Samuel Apple
ton had arms among her cargo, says the Bos.
ton Advertiser, has been explicitly contradict
ed by hor owners, Messrs Cunningham Of
this city, merchants of the first responsibility
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TIE Know NorHINe NATIONAL coxvlur1ox,
at Philadelphia, broke up this morning in a
blass Of glory. SEC transit.
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PHILADELPHIA LAGER BEYR DEPOT

ash Pa. arsaae, I<tUsea ~ ond 6th as
w have az eli times the best PHIL ADELPhih
w LAGER BEER on hand and offer IL nov fs
sale Tor 50 per keg, and In quart botfles for u
per dozen
We send the beer free Of st 10 all lpsrts Of i0'
city.
beer az one Of the best remedies for weak aopsem
10 lS-lms
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LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining IN the PeS Office, Washi~g'o-, ID.
.hsae l6. Is55

w wv ~ OVHt. W ushtNg' OFy u ' .
Lsae is, 1855.
lorderedfo be adcertisedi s the " EvrNrxs STAR
asresdbt. 70 the following section Of fhs Poa Oice
aS.a being ne nepsPdper AGuins tle largest oreu
'as,ot ~ any "1Is paper pahtishedin Wcskinston
SIC. 5. -and be IL further enacted Tba, the liz, n,
letters remaining uncalled for in any most Office in
any city, town, or village, where new.papers shail
be printed, shall, hereafter, be published once onIy
IN the newspaper which, being issued weekly nv
ofener, shall hdre the largest circulation within ,b
range Ofthe delivery of said ONCE to be decided nv
the postmaster al such ofice.l
srPersous applying for In the fouoviss list VII
please they ApvuRTRKp,
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JEREMIAH HARRINGTON

KJEREMIAH HARRINGTON WOULD
- resnee,fuly remind the lady who lost tn
bIiceiet at the EXCURSION on Thursday last that he
repeatedly announced lin the Ball room al the Whiie
housel that he had found it, as can be proved bv
many hdies and gentlemen who were Iresent, and
that none came 10 claim 1t. He will return i, 10 the
owner oy calling at his residence, No. 266 Fifth
street, between l. and M, and paving for hi. nd
'efuseiheht ie l6-lt&
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DIR. l.. d. WRIGHT'S
TASTELFSS CLOUD CATHARTIC,

OR, FAMILY PHYSIC.
THIS Is the BEST. CHEAPEST, and MOST Ef,
i FICIENT CATHARTIC EVER offEhhp
TO THE PUBLIC.
Itis TASTELESs, Qthereby avoiding the nauses-
ting effect of Pills. Oil, Sienna, &c. and producing
no eriping or other painful effects Unlike all oth
er purgatives, il searches TO the bottom OF me o.
ease thoroughly cleanees the stomach, and lea'o
The bowels entirely free from costiveness.
NO FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT TT.
Children drink il readily and without forcing, sne
NO MEDICINE Is MORE HIGHLY RECon-
MENDED by the MEDICAL FACULTY
Give IL trial and then judge for Yourselves
Ii can be had wholesale and retail az 4. II. STA
BIER CO.'S. Baltimore, or CHARLES sTOTI
& CO., Washington, ID. G.
DIR WRIGHT'S PRINCIPAL DEPOT, 4os
Broadway, where the doctor IAN be consulted daIly
on diseases generally, from - TO p. m. without
charge. he l3-6m
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kTHE ASSEMBLIES CHURCH, cor,e,
~ 5th ST. and Massachusetts avenue -Rey
MATHEW SMITH, Of Iowa, will preach to morrow
lie Is IT.
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turps around and says-" There, now! We
told you 90 !!-don't you see that the North
srn Democracy IL deserving the South ="
Our nsighbor is indeed funny fellow
very funny fellow, indeed--and essentially q
logical reasonsr to boot. Isn't hep Isn't he I
The Secedsrs.-Our interesting nsighbor is
in error In fattering itself that the Know
Nothing delegates in the Philadelphia Con-
vention from Pennsylvania and New Jersey
have refused to 60 of from the old Know
Nothing organisation, to the.new. We learn
from that city that they have pledged them.
selves to address q circular to their constitu-
ents, as soon as the Convention closes, taking
and enforcing the grounds laid down in the
platform of the seceders, who comprise nearly
the entire delegations from every State In the
Union, where Know Nottingham has really
available strength to carry an important cleo.
ten. We fear that our neighbor, of whom We
are the 30 solicitous guardian, on looking close
to its own affairs, will find that in the rushing,
pulling sweating, soaxing, swearing, &c., 70.
gently going on in Philadelphia, and ending
in tho secession of all Know Nothingism's
available strength in the United States, the
suspender- buttons of its hopes, in connection
with the next House of Representatives, have
been rubbed Of. We really pity our neigh.
bor-we do 80.
A Letter from Commodore PauldIng -We
have received the following letter from Com.
modore Paulding:
NAVY YARD, WAsHINersN, juno Is.
To the Editor of the Ersning Star:
My attention has been called to tho publ
ton of a certificate, given by Mr.. Hunt to
Mr.. George Wilson, and to which my concur
fence ia appended, together with the remark
Of the editor of the Organ that I had " re-
mons.rated with the Secretary Of the Navy
against Mr. Wilson'S removal"
This assertion of my " remonstrance" il
without the slightest foundation or excuse,
and, in connec ion with the publication Of the
certificate, never intended for publication, is
an outrage upon propriety and common JUS
ice. The certificate to Mr. Wilson was given
with no other view than that of enabling him
o obtain employment; and without my con
sent and that of Mr. Hunt, he had surely no
light to permit it to be used for partisan
purpose.
Whilst claim to hav' exercised my author
ity hero with humanity and justice to the
mo 'hanics and others employed in tho yart,
without regard to parties or politics, have
not boon forgetful Of what was due from me
as a subordinate officer.
As Mr.. Wilson's successor is spoken of in the
Organ in disparaging forms, it is but justice
to Mr.. Bright to say that be is regarded by
Mr. Hunt as skilful mechanic, and capable
Of filing the place assigned to him in a cred.
table manner.
Respectfully, your obedient servant,
81. PAULDINa.
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DR.. L. B. WRIGHT'S
UKFAILIHG "sCRoFULOUs AETIDoTg,H

For the Permanent Cure of CONSUMPTION and
oil other forms Of SCRoPULoUS DISEASES.
V'HIS Medicine is prepared by an eminent phyfi-
Il clan of eighteen years practice in New fori
city, during which time he has constantly used u
with the most unbounded success, and created i@
il reputation in private practice, unequalIed in tbe
history of medicine. Ii acts Immediately upon ire
hood, cleansing il from all crdlous bumors or I'M
nurincs, renovating and, by its magic powers, IN,
MIGRATING The WHOLE SYSTEM, in pr0d
Of lich, hundreds of respectable witnesses from
the doctors private practice have given in their ter
timony, and entreat those suffering from any scroiu-
lous affection, to call upon them d SOFTLY your
seirss.
Treatise on Scroulous diseases can be haa
gratis ut PRINCIPAL DEPOT 400 Broadway,
and al Dug Stores generally.
CHARLES STOTT & CO.,
Agents for Washington