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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-18
Ocean Steamers, &r.

NEW. YORK and SAN FRANCISCO EXPRESS.
IN HAYES & Co. Ofhce No. rs Broadway y II a
Co will dispatch their next EMPRESS o san fkANCIsSo
IN charge Of through Messenger, per u NAL steamships
ILLINOIS via Psuana and the NORTHERN LlGhI' via
NiesIagus. on WEDNESDAY, June 20 .,.,,.,u
Fsbt ,unst be delivered Office before l. clock NJ
Letter. enclosed Government enveoQesl and small parcels
received till O'Clock 7. - =, -an,
JoHN w CARRINGTON, Agent, No rs Broadway,
Under Panama Railroad Office.
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
Of the County of NewYork notice hereby given 70 all
persons having claims against EUGENE COS IELLo ate
voucher. thereof the Subscriber bis store No. 81 Pearl
December ne1-Dated NewYork the ninth day OF June 1850
ielI lsw6mM RlChAhD Mahsh rAecuuot'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-18

vY,HE OCEAN INSURANCE COMPANY has
been organized with capital Of Four Hundred Tho1sane
Dollars (s40O OOO1 A EDWARDS, President JAMES VAN
RFijRIN Secretary with Board Of Directors embracing
many of our commercial business men, . NH
taken the recently vacated by Ins
Courier aud Enquirer. No. 10 Wslst
TTNUF IRVING FIRE INSURANCE Co-Of
ces Nos Wall-st. and 235 Greenwich,st Cash Capital
500 COO with surplus Insures Buildings Merchandise Fur
ntre Vessels IA port and their Cargoe and other Property
ara nst Loss Damage by Fire MASON THOMPSON, fresI
MARTIN L. CRowELL, Secretary.
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
Of the County of NewYork notice hereby given 10 al per
sons having claims against JAMES JUBB late OF the City o.
NeyYok deceased present the with vouchers thereof
10 the subscriber the Office of Bel Coe Esq, No John
of October Dated New York zls day Of April, 1855
ans lAv6mM SUSAN JuBB, Adminstrstrx.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEY.
" SPRING ARRANGEMENTS, commencing April 2,
Lesye Newly for Easton by steamers Red Jscks and
wyoming from Pier No. 2, North River, at A. M and
p NJ For Somervle, twayl at $3.50 7. NJ.
The above trains Eizabehtown with trans on n
NewJeTsey Railroad which leave New. York from foot Of
Court andt-st at A. ~, IL NJ, and and p. NJ
JOHN 0. STERNS, Superintendent.
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DKpuCEp PRICEs!-l0 he BAGGAGE

DKDUCED PRICES - 100 he BAGGAGE
N FREE -Four Hours from Ocean TO Ocean By Ss
.rosd.ss EIPS 1s e p f:s so.Tsoush T csn.
va Psnsms kso.aThe United States IA. ss.~'hp .'%
R1.g Se new and splendid stes~.hp ILLINOIS 800 tun'
Passenger and Mall - FORWARDED Ps.sm. R. road
and Psnsms with the Pasfhc Ms 10 t.
burden Pearson, e. cSmSsodss aDc sass
oSs hs sqHSso i F$ ri
for to ..o any pO;se SSss iP % oas Office
the Companies. H. IN weast cor Warren ~ " fronting
the North River
IT S. MAIL STEAMSHIP COMpANN66m r1,
June sM2P H. from pier foot q W:TeD.s =, y ~ T. ne
veitncvn and 1ore siesspshp Crescent Si . 0sP,
fr,tes condition. VIII esume Der place In the Inc and SAL
Psss,e can be secured at the company's Office.
Frsis6t 70 New Orleans 80 cents per cubic foot.
form sned BY the Company on application their Office No
other forms signed and bills Of adns will be signed sser
FOR freight passage apply at the Office Of the Company,
No IN west-s;., corner Of Warren NJ o. ROBERTS.
OCEAN STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY.
" For BREMEN via souTHAMPTON-The United
der vii sail for BREMEN touching At soUTHAMPToN to
and mails and for England and France on sAPUK
Pnce from NewYork 10 Southampton or Bremen;
In first cabin main saloon.
In first cabin lower saloon. ...........'.'.'' lio
In second cabin. %
An experenced Surgeon attached each Specie
delivered in Hsve or London AL letters must pass through
the Post f6ce. For Passage or Freight, apply 70 -
The steamer HERMANN, win succeed the WASHINGTON
and sail July IA
VTYHE VANDERBILT EUROPEAN LINE of
i sTTAMsHIPs.-The frst-clss new-steamship ARIEL,
$500 Lefevre will leave New fork from pier no.
g kSI keI os Of HHSSE Direct NOUN Oh
Frs-class Passage.
The ARIEL viii be followed by the NORTH STAR July a.
The these vessels will not be accountable fr 1od
Silver Bullion Specie Jewery Precious Stones or Metals IN
es bills of ladng signed therefor and the value thereof
therein expressed .,,-,<
spece and uyus No freight received Of
ter of the day before sailing $50, .
No berth secured until paid for Letter. prepaid ei cents per
sailing and viii be carried strong bags under
lock arrival Havre will be Immediately deposited IN
Post-Ofice there
Parcels taken each prepaid, dollar aud upward
FIXED DATES or SAILING.
From Hew-York: From Havre: - "a
AR1EL..........s...yuDe o. ~
August II NoRTH STAR August II
ARIEL ....4. september q NORTH STAR september 2
NORTH STAR. October Is ARIEL OCTOBER 10
ARIEL ..,...November 8 NORTH STAR. November
ARIEL. November ~
These steamships chased the Insurance Offices and
specie goods VIII be insured in them at low rates Of pre-
in any other steamships that cross the ocean
For Freight or Passage, apply TO- D. TohKANCE,
SUMNER MONTANT 4 DRAPER,
No 2 Rue N. d., des Victories, Paris.
CHRYsTIE, sCHLQssSMANN Co,
No n Quai Casmr Deayigne, Hsyre
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TNTERNATIONAL INSURANCE COMPANY,

INTERNATIONAL INSURANCE COMPANY,
No 28 Merchsns Exehange;-Tnis Company Is nov pre-
pared Policies Marine, Inland Navsston Trans
alton and FIRE Risks the current rates Of premium
Joint Stoek Capital $50 600 Subscribed Capital
Totsl, eSl2t00 +. j. AHEhff rIesao cent d..
WIZ. T.. RoLLo, Sec'y. AbANoON mahoh, 'l0e-i'e'' =
DIRECTORS
PJ Ayery w. II. Riversmith, VIM NJ. Dodge,
j. A. Reoua WIN. A. Hustled, III. A. CARTS,
a " stevens VIM f. Rollo, S. A. Rollo,
VIM H. LYON, George Chapman, Jos. III. Westeot,
N Powell l.. ID. Tousley, J. Van Ripper,
p j Bonesteel, Alanson marsL, s. Lippncos
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ONC 1871 AMI NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ar

ON VI i5 S5 i.n o. "a 90 saTfTR-
DAY the Cd Of June 1885, Trains going East leave Brooklyn
for Greeuport A. M daily and Fridays and Saturdays
3:45 p NJ for Yaphank A. NJ and 345 r. NJ for Farming
dae A. NJ and 5:45 aud p M for Syo"et, 10 A. NJ and
1;I5 p M for Hampstead, 10 A. NJ and 3:S 45 and PM
for Jamaica and 10 A NJ, and s;45, AIS and p d.
FREIGHT Train leaves at 7 A. NJ. , -.
TRAINS GOING WEsr.-Leave Greenport for Brooklyn 10
M daily and Saturdays and Mondays $3.50 W. Yaphank
for Brooklyn 6:o3 and II IS A. NJ Lakeland Tor BIoosyn
6;Ss NJ and 2:o6 p. NJ Farungdale for Brooklyn, and
1880 A. M and l. O5 p NJ; syoet for Brooklyn, A. NJ and
$40 2. M Hampstead for Brooklyn, s:3 1870 and NJ
and 80 5:l3 NJ Jamaica for Brooklyn 500 7:O 1900
s:45 A NJ and 2lO and 55 NJ Freight Train leaves
Of A. NJ.
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OFFICE of the REPUBLIC FIRE NSUR-

OFFICE Of the REPUBLIC FIRE NSUK-
" AECE COMPANY. No. u Wsl,st - u,.,,, ~,
CASH CAPITAL, $3.50 900 WITH LARGE SURPLUS
CHARLES II. RUSSELL, JOSIAH oAkEs
DANIEL b. FEARING JOSEPH GAILLAaD ~
WILLIAM n. RUSSELL, JAMES NJ WAnEhbOhi,
AUGUSTUS c. DOWNING, GEORGE CURTIS.
GA2AWAY Is. LAMAR, GEORGE T. ADEE;
WM BIJIIFR DUNCAN, JOHN j. Aston, Jr.,
~ "a WoIPE FRED'K A. DELANO,
ISAAC TOWNSEND, JAMES Z; BELL, c,,,r,,
kRTtirR iFIRY FREDERICK O. FOSTER,
MnRTiMFR w ri MILTON PELEG HALL,
DHNNING DUER, ROBEkI HOME,
JOHN STEWARD, Jr., SAMUEL V: HUFFMAN,
ROBERT II. MlNTURN, GEORGE w. hlOGSa
REUBEN WRITER'S, J. GlRAUD FOSTER,
EDWARD G. CENTER, JOHN a. Z. oItAf'
NEw.YoRK, Jan. II, 1856
The Trustees Of this Company have this day declared IN con-
Sormty with their Charter dividend Of FOUR AND THREE
QUARTERS PER CENT their Capital Stock, payable on
demand 10 the Stockholders, in cash and scrip - -
And also a further dividend of TWENTY PER CENT pay
able in scrp the assured Policies issued by this Com.
pany which have terminated within the fiscal year ending Sst
December last
The Charter Of this Company provides that after paying M
shareholders the rate of SEVEN PER GENT
PER ANNUM the remaining profits are TO be annually d.
vided between the Policy holders in scrip bearing interest,"
which scrip be paid Of until the net profits together
with the Capital Stock, shall exceed ONE MILLION OF
DOLLARS.
This Company establishes agencies but nures against IRE
all the United Stses through respectable houses IN THIS
city ROBERT D. HUME rIe"oen~
Eew-YoTk, March l. 1855.
NEw-YoRK, March l. 1885.
The Scrip as per above notice, is ready Parties
ed Office Com
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-18

Il MONDAY May T. 1855, the Trains will leave Chambers
Ct Station follows Express Train A. NJ, CONNECTING with
Way Train u NJ. Express Train SIS Accommodation
Train p NJ. For Poughkeepsie-Wsy Mail, A. NJ; EI-
press 40 M Way Freight Train II: 30 NJ
For Peek,kl-3ao, and P. NJ For Fern TsrTyIownLs
lo;l5AM 6:30P M. The Tary,own, Peekskl and Pough-
keepse Trains stop all the Way Stations Passenger taken
Al Chambers Canal, Christopher, and Slst-sts SUNDAY
MAIL TRAIN at A. NJ from Csnas, for Albany and Trey,
stopping at all way Stations. M L. sfhEe, IT., cupI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-18

IN USHING RAILROAD.-On and after April
IT, 1884 the the Flushing Railroad leave Flushing
u6 and 10 A. M and at $50 p. NJ, connecting with the
steamer City Hunters Point The steamer Island MY
leaves York from Fulton Market slip at and 10 A. NJ,
and 80 p M connecting with the at Hunters
Pnint WIN. N. SMITH. Superintendent.
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CoR KEypORT and FORT HAMILTON

JSSS -NYACK and HAV Err ST RAW
900. STEAMBOAT LINE-Leave Chauibersst
Pier daily Except Sunday at II peoss ~ and e sScs
way AT Permont (Nyach Oak Hih Cemeery and Rcekand
Lake Steamer j. p SMITH, Capt T. T. Blaneh and reamer
ARROW. Capt. A. A. Lydscker.
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These steamships chased at the Insurance Ooes and
Will be insured in them at low rates Of pre-
MUM IA any other steamships that cross the ocean
For Freisht or Passaae apply to d. TORRANCE,
No. 5 Bowling Green, New-York.
SUMNER, MONTANT DRAPER,
No. 6 Rue N. d., des Victories, Paris.
CHRYSTIE SCHLGSSMANN Co.
Quai Casimir Delavgne, Hayfe.
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7
The Scrip per above notice ready Parties en-
titled the will call for 1t at the office OF the Com
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-06-08

We yesterday gave telegyaphic account Of an
accident which occurred yesterday morning to the
New York express passenger train. when nsa,
Worcester The following particulars Of the acct.
dent were communicated to the Boston Transcript
by passenger:
FIEsDIsH OurRAeK.--As the New York express
train was on its way 70 Boston, with large number
Of passengers, the engineer discovered just beyond
the station at Worcester. an obstruction upon the
track, which, upon examination, was found to be 0
large stone taken from the sid Of the road and
placed under rail which had been lifted from it,
position sufficiently to throw the engine, tender,
baggage car and one passenger car entirely of the
track. The engine and tender went TO the left.
and remained upright, though somewhat damaged
The baggage car, which contained the steamers
mails and large amount Of specie, In casks and
boxes, BESIDE much baggage, and five or six men,
went 70 the right and turned over toward the track
taking of the top entirely, and scattering Its con-
tents far and wide.
Tho forward passenger car, which, like the other
two was quite full, went down slight descent into
the helds, and stopped at right angles with the
track, which, as may be supposed, was badly torn
up.
The forward end of this car was badly broken In,
almost every seat started. the trucks turned round
and turned overland still scarcely passenger In.
iured. Their escape must be due to the great
strength of the cars, which otherwise could not
have withstood the shock.
The two rear cars were not much injured, though
they could not be moved. It therefore became
necessary toprovide other cars which was promptly
done by Mr.. Hobart, the conductor, who, with his
aasistants, made every effort to render the situa-
ton OF his passengers as comfortable as the cir.
cumstances would permit and succeeded in getting
them, with their baggage, specie &c, safely into
hall
about two and-a-haf hours behind the time.
The purpose of the miscreants who tore up the
track whether for the sake Of plumber or revenge,
was providentally frustrated by the escape Of the
passengers from serious injury, which left the per.
sons in charge of the train free to watch any at
| tempt to carry off the property.
The Worcester police and individuals connected
with the Boston and Worcester road were soon
upon the ground, (having heard the noise Of the
crash at the distance Of between one and two
miles, and rendered all the aid in their power.
None Of the specie packages were broken open
or lost, though one was missing for some time,
having gone out of the door and rolled under the
car as II went over.
The baggage was but little injured, only one
trunk being opened, and, so far as known, nothing
lost.
The passengers are, of course, thankful for Their
| escape, which, under the circumstances, seems
little short Of miraculous, but cannot be blamed
for using strong language against such triaing with
their limbs and lives, Who it Is hoped, will be dis
| covered and brought to punishment.
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UNITED STATES COURT OF CLAIMS.
Real Estate. bounty Land, and General
Agency, at Washington City.

6NHAKLES *. SHERMAN, Attorney at Law,
~ and JAMES G. WALKER, of Tennessee, late
Reading Clerk in the House Of Representatives have
associated themselves together for the purpose Of
prosecuting Claims against the Government either
before the recently established Court of Claims Con-
gress, or the several Executive Departments
In all before the Court Of Udinss and Others
involving legal questions, they will be aided by Mr.
CHARLES 3. SHERMAN, well known here, and In tbs
South and West as an experienced lawyer. THY
will give personal and prompt attention to all bus
ness intrusted to them, and particularly TO bounty
Land cases as well to renting, leasing, seling and
purchasing Real Estate
They beg leave to refer to members and exmcm-
bers OF Congress in the several States and Territories
and the correspondents Of Mr. Charles T. sherman
Office No. AIS, Third street, one door north Of
Gadsbvs Hotel. April 23--deokwtf
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BY c. w. fSOI ELEK,
AuCtiOneer.
INR u ST Z Il = NALE OF IMPROVED

j PROPERTY On Monday, the I'd day Of July,
shall sell in front Of the premises, on 18th street.
Of deed OF trust dated November u.s. 1883, and duly
recorded in Lber |. A. s. NJ. 81 folios 86s-37l al
that lot " land designated AS lot No. 81 in squa
No 827, according to Lawrence subdivi ion OF o
buildings, and improvements thereon, conssting d
valuable brick tenement.
Terms Of sale; $500 in cash. the balance in six and
twelve months, with interest A deed 10 be given,
and deed Of trust taken TO secure the credit pa,s
ments All conveyancing at the expense Of the pun
chaser.
A. R0THWELII Trustee
G. w. BOTELER,
may 29--2aWtd Arcttoueer
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-06-08

THE POTOMAC RIvEd STEAMBOAT
COMPANY.
STEAMBOAT "ALICE A. PRICE.0
y Captain SAMUEL BAKER, will commence her
regular trips on Tuesday morning, the 29th instant
touching at the different landings on the river.
Leave Washington at and Alexandria at o'clock
on Tuesday and Friday mornings.
Returning, will leave Cone river at o'clock on
"Wednesday and Saturday mornings, until further
notice. NAV %
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THE UNION BEE HIVE, COMBINING

- more advantages and acknowledged TO be the
most convenient, simple and perfect arrangement for
managing Bees yet invented FIRST premiums and
diplomas from the Ohio, Indiana, Wisconsin ard
New York State Fairs. also from the Crystal Iaa,e e.
!. May be used as swarming or non-swarm ng
Hive.
O. Surplus honey removed without injury to tho
Bees or least exposure
g. Protects the Bees efectually against the attacks
of the moth.
4. Also has the most perfect arrangement for
feeding Bees, and protects against robbers.
State, county, town, and individual rights for sale
Wanted good, responsible agents to sell rights.
work. call on j. B. Wilson, grocer, near Centre mar.
ket Mr.. Noakes, at the Capitol, or A. H.. north Of
the Capitol corner Of G street. north and LIST street
east, or address. ]. A. H., through the Post Office
may 30--eod2w
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ID Riot and the Liquor La,O.


BUFFALO, June s--0n Wednesday, tunnel on
the short line Cine innati Railroad caved in bury
ing twelve men who we're At work in it, The FIVE
following we're instantly killed, James Pierce fore
MAJ Of the gang, Dennis Dryman, John Collins
Phillip Devere, and Patrick Haggerty James
Coleman Is not expected to live.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-06-08

New York, June s.--rhe steamship Illinois,
from Aspinwall arrived here at o'clock this morn
Ing, with about 450 passengers, and S495, 900 in
treasure, principally consigned as follows: Wells,
Fargo, Co., $4,000; Drcxel & Co., $50, 900
John =. Lodge, $4,000; John Phelan jr, $l5 900;
Hudson 4 Bro, 10000; William Hoge 4 Co.,
100000; George Daniels, 5000; J. Watson &
Sons, $4,000; Lyman, Nichols, & Co, $4,000
Tresdwell 4 Co., $4,000.
Her dates were anticipated by the Northern
Light and her news is unimportant.
Considerable rain had fallen on the isthmua
without doing any damage Of moment to the Rail
road.
The steamship Golden Age was got aaoat at
Tobago on the Esd and Is being prepared for ar
immediate trip to San Francisco 1t is said thai
she is perfectly safe and in good condition.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-06-08

Colonel Suffer, the discoverer Of gold in Cali
fornia, and in whose behalf ,nsidersble sympathy
has been recently excited by the recital Of series
Of misfortunes, which reduced the veteran pioneer
from affiuence to poverty, has suddenly become
rich again by the land commissioners confirming
his claim to 80 square leagues Of. land
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A CARD, LOOK HERE,
III. VS. InVora nf ths, xOnd fhinwo SSF 4

n LII We lovers OF the good things OF this
n life, and we will tell YOU where you may obtain
at least some Of them. Thankful for past favors,
would respectfully ask continuance Of the same
during this srring and summer. am prepared to
furnish all "who will give me call with the sweet
and cooling beverages in my line, at the shortest
tice.
Such as Ice Cream, Water Ices of all favors, Char
lotte Russo, Bancmange and cakes of all kinds and
also foreign and domestic fruits and confectionery
generally kept in well regulated establishments Of
the kind
Particular attention will be paid to furnishing we'd
ding or brides cakes, also Parties, Ball. Excurnons
Picnics DC, &c and upon reasonable terms. Call at
the old stand, Massachusetts, avenue between eth
and 10th streets. Northern Liberties.
N. b. Best quality Ice Cream, at 81 80 per gallon.
may 7-3m JOHN w. RIGHTSTINE
|" He UNDERSIGNED ARE NOW
II working the Stone Quarry formerly occupied
by Major W. b. Scott, and win furnish stone at the
usual market rates.
HUMPHREYS 4 WILLIAMS
GEoRoErowS, d. O., May Is, 1885,
may l5-lm%
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~ ~
IL Hardware, Coach Trimmings, nc.
No. s2s Pennsylvania Avenue, between 9th and 10th
streets, Washington, ID. G.
House Furnishing Hardware,
Britannia, German Silver Albsta and Silver Plated
Tea Table and Desert Spoons
Csrvers and Forks, stees, Knives with and without
fortu
Brass, Britannia Block Tin and Plated C.ndesticas
Shovel and Tongs Waffle Irons, Sad Irons
Msslin 4 Bell Metal Kettles, Furnaces, Ovens, Grid
irons, &c, 40, &c.
Building Materials,
Rural Cottage, Closet Cupboard, Chest ill., Psd and
Shuttle, Door, and Blind Hinges. Screws, Bolts, Out
and Wrought Nails
Brad's Shutter screws and stubbs, Door Springs,
Handrail Screws, Door Knobs
Bed Pulls. Door Sheaves and Rail, he, 10, Ae.
Cabinet Makers Goods.
Hair Cloth, Curled Hair Moss, Gmps Sofa and Chair
Venetian Blind Hooks, Rack Pulieys, Roller Ends,
Brackets, Furniture Nails
Glue, Coffin Handles and Screws, Diamond Screw
Plates, &C., &c, &c.
Carpenters Goods.
Planes, Saws, Drawing Knives, 5pokeshsvss, Chiseis
Aueers. Braces and Bits, Boring Machines, Ham
mers, Hatchets, Levels
Bevils Squares, Gauges, Ares, 10, a., 10.
Blacksmith and Coach Makers Goods.
Black and Bright SPRING. Aslss, Pslloes, spokes,
Sleigh Runners, Silvered and Brass Bands, Stump
JOINT Stump Collars, Top Props
eurtsin Frames I~mps, inside L,nings, Lining siks
Dsmask Be&mnG Cords
ruh. T.sse,, Bussons, Tsoh., Fringes Lsesa. Plain
Rnssia Duck, EnamsIlsd Leather, Dash Leather, 10,
10, Ae.
ELvANs : THOMPSON,
mar a2-sm zoe Pspa. svsnua
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AsArIc CHoLxRA.-This scourge Ia prevailing
on Burke and McGuire's section 1857 Of the North
Western Virginia Railroad, and, out Of some tbir-
teen cases. Ave had resulted fatally up to the rst
OF last week. An experienced physician with
whom the editor Of the Pmkersburg Gazette has
conversed, gives Il as bis opinion that the disease
Is genuine Asiatic cholera resulting, as he thinks
from local causes. Spoiled provisions are esid TO
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-06-08

n NEW BUILDING ASSOCIATION ~
n proposed, To meet every week, and pay twenty
Ave cents ON each share Of stock. Persons wishing
to take stock can call at the hardware store Of T.
Wheeler and register their names and the amount Of
shares they wish 10 take.
so soon a. 900 shares are taken, there viii be
call for general meeting 10 organize.
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by G. w. BOTELER. Auctionecr.
PREMPTORY SALE OF HOUSE AND
LOT AT AUCTION.

I'M Monday afternoon, Junc IL. mt O o.
~ clock, sh i'll sell on the premises, ION accoui
Of and at the risk and expense Of dafaulting D, r
chaser in square $780, lot 80, being part Of origin
lot No. z with the improvements sting of sui
stantial and nearly new Frame Dwelling. This pr.
perry fronts twenty feet ON Sd street west betwe
south ID and 4 streets, and Virginia avenue; dep
Of lot 80 feet. Sale positive.
Terms ~ sale: One third cash; the residue on
credit Of six twelve, and eighteen months for notes
bearing interest, secured by deed Of trust on the
property c. w. BOTELER,
ju S--eod Auctiopeer
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Baltimore Cutie Market

BALTIMORE, June 7.--Oferngs Of 500 head Of
beef cattle to-day at slight decline. Submitted
to the scales $40 head at 81 to $ll 25 net weight
Hogs were scarce, and in demand-sales at 81 rs
81 per hundred
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ICE CREAM.

ICE CREAM.
a + THE old stand, corner Of r and 9th
Water lees, and Confectionery Of all kinds. All
ders promptly attended 70.
have opened my Saloon for the season, where
nothing but the best quality shall be kept All wish
Ing good article would do well TO call
THOS. ECKARDT.
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