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.AMUSEMENTS.
FIRST COTILLON PARTY


NATIONAL GUARD,
YvHE NATIONAL GUARD respectfully
IL announce that their
FIRST C0TILL0N PARTY
Will be given at sd sfs a4.
Isiand Hall, corner ofsixth street and vir-
ginia Avenue, y
On Wednesday, Esening, the 18th instant.
They would assure their friends and patrons that
every effort will be made TO promote their enjoyment
and hope still further to merit the good opinion OF
young and old BY preserving the strictest order
Having determined not 10 distribute Ladies' inyi-
tatons, the Guard take this method TO extend gen
eral invitation to the fair Ladies' of Washington and
sincerely hope that they will be cheered and hon
ored by their presence. b86 84 8s8 .F 7-T
Superior Cotillon Music has been engaged 4
Tickets ONE DOLLAR-admitting Gentleman
and Ladies be obtained Of the members Of the
Company 44.f , s.F. AM $500 II 4
Oonansittss of Arrasgments.
Lieutenant Il. s. Allen Corporal L. Jones
Sergeant 9. =. Bishop Private r. Merryman
Corporal Philip Hardin
dec 8--tdMTu&W4t 49 ~ 8il 2 ta,A5s
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Death Of d Well-Hno,.,. pol;ee,no,,

PHILADELpHIA, Dec 7.-One of the most eff.
cient and wellknown members Of the police de-
partment OF this city, Mr.. Levin a. Smith, died to-
day. He was native Of Snow Hill, MARYLAND.
where he had connexions. He had been, for eight
years policeman, and was universally respected
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Fire al Beardato,rn. Illi,,o;.

BEADsrowN, ILL.,, Dec. 8.--The foundery and
machine shop In this place owned by John Webb.
was destroyed by fire last night. Loss estimated at
$4,000. No insurance. The books only were saved.
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Nc,o- York Jfarkcfs

VA M Nen York Markets.
VI. NEW YoRK, December S.---Flour Il dull Sales
OF $500 barrels at 80 81 for strsght State % rs
for good Ohio, and 90 80 for Southern.
Wheat IL steady. Sales Of 8, 500 bushels South.
ern red, S2 10; Western red, 81 Os.
Corn y dropping. Sales Of $4,000 bushels at
81 for Western mixed.
Pork has declined. Sales Of $50 bbls at $40 rs
for mess. YHs .E N
Beef has declined. Sales Of so barrels Chicago
repacked, at $l6 so. ?
Lard u frmer. Sales Of 400 barrels, at IL 5-s
cents. ,e,, 5st g TN = .'-''1-. n
Whiskey ID improving sales Of 80 barrels at 80
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baltimore Hdrkets
y BALrINoRE, December s.--Flour 10 declining.
Sales Of Ohio at 80 81 City Mills was held AZ the
same price, and Howard street was held at %.
Wheat is dull, and lower grades have declined 2
a cents; prime reds and whites are unchanged.
Corn il dull, and 2 a 8 cents lower.
Provisions are unchanged. Bacon---shoulders,
~ 2 ~ Ia; sides. II hams, lSal4.
u Pork-mess, $2l Q $2l so. ee ]
New mess Beef $Ie.
Lardis getting scarce. Sales In barrels at IL IL;
in kegs, Is 1-2.
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TO MEMBERS or CONGRESS, CITI-
ZENS, AND sTRANGERS.
Id j. STEER, Merchant Tailor, ASS,
IL Seventh street, near Odd-Fellows Hall, res
pectfully invites his customers and all others TO
anime his goods and prices before purchasing their
supplies Of clothing for the season.
/ am prepared, usual &, make Gentlemen's
Clothing to order at short notice. and in the very
best style known to the trade
general assortment of Gentlemen's Furnishing
Goods always on hand dec 5-3taw2wif
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Financial.

NEW York, December s.--Stocks are higher.
Sales Of Canton Company's shares, 20 rs; Cleve.
land and Toledo Railroad, rs 10; Cumberland
Coal company, 22 Id; Erie Railroad, 4s; Ga
lena and Chicago r., l2l Michigan Southern Rail-
road, 9S l-S; Indiana 5's 81 5-S /; Virginia 6's,
s5; Sterling exchange is dull. a
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Hoes AND CArrLr IN omo.--Tbs number Of
hogs and cattle in Ohio, for the years 1885, 1854,
1883 and 1859, according TO tho Assessors re-
turns, was az follows.
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.Ne,o York Canals.

ROCHESTER,, Dec. e.--The weather here is mild
and pleasant. There is no ice in the canal, and
boats are moving along. There are in store and
being received about 100000 bushels Of wheat,
against zoe, 900 last year. Advices from Utica,
and various other points, announce that the canal
Is free from ice 8ff Ia ~ ~
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NEWARK CIDER, SCOTCH ALE,
BroaoD Stout, Wine, and cider Tsnsgq,,
aTUST RECEIVED and. for sale by cask,
- gallon, or dozen; together with first rate
stock Of sSsf z8 bs1s6s'i8 ts fe53 E,r-Tsa
FINE OLD BRANDIES, asss
WINES, and LIQUORS, f9i55N
Z REL s3 sias HAVANA CIGARS.
CHEWING TOBACCO,
Sardines, Sauces, Pickles. Catsups Fruits, Teas,
Groceries, &c, &c.
tY An examination Of stock is solicited
f.t M fT.f5'',s'.s JOHN T. KILLM0N,
Corner Of Penn. Avenue and First street.
Near west Capitol gate.
3. Fresh Olive Oil, for sale low by the case.
dec g--eodlm
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AUCTION SALES.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SXTN

VALUABLE Hotel at Auction win Ia
sold at auction, on Thursday December lsth
% III o'clock, In front of the premises on Commerce
Stree, Norfolk, the building known as the North
carolina Hotel, recently occupied by Mrs. +. Han.
manson, deceased
ms House Is IN the most central part of the city
OF the property is deemed unnecessary.
rug nia'h Dauding IL under ground rent Of $40
per year and the whole premises are in perfect order
ana ieaay lot inc immediate reception Of tenant
hold and Kitchen Furniture will be sold. and conssts
ment esAplsh-
Also, the following slaves, belonging to the estate
viz; Isaac, Luke Mary, and Peggy. $3.50
The terms of the sale will be Accommodation ana
made known on the day of sale .
A. ]. WISE, Administrator
FERGUSON 4 WILKINSON,
oeo o-ts 1 Anctioneers
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A new and elegant hotel, on the European plan
has been opened in Norfolk, by Mr.. Rowe. It i
on Main street, near the National Hotel
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j ING Dsguerreotypes of absent or deceased
friends. BY late invention and Improvement in
the photographic Art any Dsguerreotype may be
tell OIL colors, without losing the likeness ia me
slightest Specimens of the art may be seen II White
bursts Gallery, No. 4S4 Pennsy avenue, where
they are made at very moderate price, and at q
short notice, They are also made from life.
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12ree Steamers Burnt.

Sr. Louis Dec. Three steamers were burnt
at the levee last night The loss Is estimated At
sTo0oo. No lives were lost.
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KILLMos advertises the best OF cider ale, brown
stout, &c. Give him a'ca
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SALMON, HERRINCs-
AND GOLDFISH.

MACkEREL, SALMON, HERRINCs.
AND GOLDFISH.
ANDIHG this day from Boston,
- barrels fat No. Mackerel. Boston imro-,o.
ton i"Pofm-
10 halfbarrels, fat No. I MackereI 40
~ quarter barrels fat No Mackerel, do
20 eighth-barres do do Al
10 barrels fat No. Mackcrel. do
10 half barrels fat No. 2 AfackereI do
10 quarter barrels fat No 2 Mackerel Ak
70 eighth barrels do do do
barrels fat No. Picked Salmon. do
70 eghth.barrels fat No. Picked salmon Bos.
ton importation Dos'
100 barrels No fat Mackerel, Boston import,n
so hafbarrels fat No. MackereI AZ
zoo barrels fat No. Family Herrinrs
Which We oher VI me rzne, 'hnuieha,r Hru ivs.u,
at the lowest msrket prices
Z. e. WHITE a CO.,
No. SO, iron 'front.' Louisiana avenue
aa Between 9th and I'll streets
Igs4E Opposite the Bank Of Washington
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TELEGRAPHTC NEWS
II a RsroKrED ron rms
DAILY AMERICAN ORGAN.
Loas of q Merchantmen

Bosros, December s.--The bark Nautilus, from
smyrna for Boston, was abandoned at sea on her
voyage. The crew have arrived at Gloucester in
q British brig. She had cargo Of wool and fgs.
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EE- 1. O. II. M.---The Members Of Usage
Tribe, No 8, l. o. r. NJ, are requested TO meet al
their Wigwam, on Monday evening next, the 10th
instant at 81 o'clock, as business claiming the
attention of every member viii be brought forward.
ny order: J. MANSFIELD, G. r.
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HATS, CAPS, FURs, DC.
CHASING OUT STOCK AT COST.

IT T. EVANS, 236, Pennsylv ania Ave-
- nue. offers for sale his large and well-seected
being DESTROYS Of closing out, with view 10 making
other and more extensive business arrangements.
His stock is now very full particularlyof Furs,
many Of which very fine; and he win make Il All
object to purchasers 70 call. dec TIT
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Miss Ronings, the well-known dressmaker, o.
Sixth street, has been appointed Superintendent Z
the Ladies' Depository, on Seventh street. bel
ter selection could not have been made.
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CHuRcB or THE AscENsIor.--The ladies' Of Oh
church are making preparations to have Fa
next week. Il will open on Monday, at 0dd-Fe
lows HALL a 81
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FOR RENT,

NHE House now in the occupancy or
= Temple Wood, Esq, on x street north, near
large double paror side alley and alley in rear Of LOT
paved; also, wood and other sheds attached. TO
prompt and permanent tenant the rent will be mod
crate. Possession given on the 18th instant
Capitol Post Office. nov ii-dtf
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HEGIMENTAL PARADE IN HONOR
y SHIRE. III -
Headquarters First Reg.
Sd brigade M. ID. c.,

i w 80 N ss WASHINGTON, Dec 5, 1856
THE Regiment Of Volunteers will as
semble on the usual parade ground at the CITY
Hall on Monday, the It'll instant at o'clock a. MI,
70 receive the corps Of New Hampshire Veterans,
who are expected to arrive in Washington ON that
morning, and to escort them to the Presidential
Mansion, and thence to their quarters. Fg.
The officers commanding companies win therefore
give the necessary orders and be in line with their
commands at the hour stated fs'TV
by, order of Col. Hickey: gi.s, .t.4
I'M .a itlta..ss l5d " ssa ga,5i p. F. BACON, gs
dec 8r-Th&Sat Adintant.
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TIME undersigned takes this metbod os,,c,r,,,;,,,
his friends and the public generally Of he eits
OF Washngton, that he has just erected and has now
open for their inspection splendid Bowling saloon
On street between Twelfth and Thirteenth streets
and which has been fitted up, regardless Of eYnensa
WITH all the modern improvement s Of the day Moth,
Ing has been left undone by the proprietor t render
the city. 80 :. p 'sasuie ~
Gentlemen patronxing this Establishment ma,
rest assured that every attention will be paid 10 their
comfort and amusement. JOHN 7. MARI.
dec y--diw [Siar1 Proprietor
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4 FRANCls HAS JUST RETURNED

- FRANCIS HAS JUST RETURNED
Ne from visit to the Northern cities and man
ufactories, where he has purchased, and had manu-
factured TO his order large supply of every kind Of
zors, Scissors, Combs, Bird Cages, Portmonaies,
Satchels, Cabas, Desks Brushes Baskets, &C. which
he is determined TO sell Mt the very lowest prices
Persons wishing good article, either in style or
quality and at low price, will do well to call on
him. a few doors above 0da-Fellows' Hail. on Seventh
street. nov 28--ly
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UUsT RECEIVED, A CHOICE LOT
- of Jellies, Preserves Pickles, Raisins, Figs,
Citron Strained Honey and Goshen Butter consist
ing in part of, viz:
20 dozen jars Currant, Pineapple, Ounce, Rasp
berry, and Orange Jelhes
25 dozen jars Preserves, Ginger, Peaches Citron,
Strawberries, Blackberries, and Raspberres
s dozen jars Brandy Peaches
30 dozen Jars Chow-chow, Wanuts, Onions, Mist
and Gerkins Pickles F
20 dozen French and Spanish Olives
barrels Pickles, TO be sold in quantities TO suit
purchasers
80 boxes Rasins and 500 pounds CurTsnts
100 drums Figs @th
s boxes Citron tN
80 cans Strained Honey
80 kegs best quality Goshen Butter
1000 pounds Buckwheat.
Always on hand, choice lot Of the best Wines.
Liquors. Cigars Teas, and Groceries, of all kinds, Of
the best make at the lowest prices at the store for
merly occupied by Hall 4 Brother, No 52l, Seventh
street b. /. EEALE.
nov 2s-staw2wif
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'scape Of a bank Ro66er.
baltimore Markets.

BOSTON, Dec. S.--Kand, the noted bank robbel
broke jail a. Concord yesterday and escaped.
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Hon. Mr.. Chapman, the delegate from Nebraska
arrived in town this morning. Mr. Chapman wa
formerly attached, in an official capacity, to Oh
House of Representatives.
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HOUSE AND Lot FOR SALE OR
sigs @' RENT. at
"A TWO-STORY Frame House, ON Four
= and-a-haf street, corner Of south House
containing six rooms with store at the corner suit
able for retail store The property Is PLEASANTLY
located IN thriving part Of the city, and will be
sold on liberal terms, or rented to good tenant.
81 FOR SALE. tIa
vUNHREE Building Lots, on north street between
- Fourth and Fifth streets, each Lot fronting 90
feet running back l42 feet inches, to wide paved
alley These are very desirable building lots In a
delightful neighborhood. II
E. WHEELER,
nov 7--dim 345, Pennsylvania avenue.
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FOR RENT.

4 SPACIOUS three-stOry Brick Dwell.
- ling, with three-story back building. wen FIJI.
nshed throughout with all the conveniences Of light
water, &C.. Inquire at No 40. Missouri avenue. 4
dec 4-dIw*
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FURNISHED ROOMS AND A CAR.
RAGE.
"A FEW Members Of Congress, or Others.
IN intending TO remain during the session or win
ter in Washington, may find comfortable quarters
with or without board, near the Patent Office, al
street, No S61.) fsf
two horse Carriage and harness, nearly new.
left by an ex-member of Congress- for sale. II is
handsome, light and strong and may be obtained at
a very low price.
Apply to,J. F. POLK, No asl, F street. or to DR..
BOYD, United States Hotel nov 2e-dow
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FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE CoMPASY.--We
learn that the Merchants Exchange win petition
Congress for charter for Fire and Marine In
surance Company. There is no city Of equal size
In the Union where the losses by FIRE are so light
as in Washington. Insurance stock here, there
fore, ought to be eagerly sought for as an invest
ment III
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VIRTUE, EMMINs, II ROBERTS,
London and New York Publishers,
CHARLES EMERSON, Agent,
Office No. 3, Fowter's Building, Tth street
WASHINGTON, D. G.

DERsONS having parts Of the works published
il by this firm, and have been neglected by re-
mova or otherwise will be promptly attended to by
communicating to the above Office. ta
Agents wanted to canvass and deliver Books, for
which steady employment and good Inducements are
offered. nov 30
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FURs FOR THE LADIES'. T. Evans, on Penn
sylvania avenue, near Thirteenth street, Is about
to close bis stock Of furs and viii therefore dis
pose Of them at very low rate. He has splen-
did assortment, received from one Of the Oldest
houses In New York, and win be happy to accom-
modate the ladies' who may favor him with call
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HOUSE FOR RENT.

HoUSE FOR RENT.
X TW0-sTORY Brick House, ON street
q north, between Sixth and Seventh streets, con
tanning eight rooms, with good yard. 20
Apply next door but one, at No. 52l sfreet
Northern Liberties. Rent 1900 800 =
! dec 5--eod3t M M n
EOR SALE OR RENT--A three-story
House on the corner Of Penn. avenue and l7th
street The first story would be rented separate from
me other part Of the building, and could be- made
good business stand The second and third story has
tnree rooms IN each story, and good garret and
Also, for rent long room, rs by IS feet, in the
third story and one room in the second story OF the
house on Seventh street. two doors south of 0dd Fe
lows Hall. For terms apply to Mr.. HANSON. I'd
story, or Mr.. SENS, Ist story. = A n A n ser 40
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FURSrrURr. of the largest and most conf
plete furniture warehouses in this city, Is that of
A. Rothwelt, on Seventh street. next door to Odd
Fellows Hall. Members Of Congress and other
strangers who wish to furnish houses or apart
ments, Will find In Mr. Rothwell's warehouse every.
thing they may require, from arose-wood bedstead
down to door -mat-and all at prices as low the
same articles can be had in New York or Boston.
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UNITED STATES, CIRcUIr CouRr.-The Senate
confirmed yesterday the nomination Of Judge
Dunlop to be chief justice, and that Of VIM. MGR
rick to an associate justice of the crcut court of
the United States for this District Mr. Merrick
Is brother of ex-senator Merrick, of Maryland,
and in religion Roman Catholic. He has been
resident Of this city for several years, and enjoys
fair reputation at the bar.
Mr.. Merrick Ia son.in-law of John Tyler's Post
master General, Charles WickliHe, ofKentucky.
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CoURr OF CLAIMs.-The court met at IL o'clock
yesterday. The Judges were all present.
The argument in the case of Gibbons and Kelly
u.s. the United States adjourned over from yester.
day. was resumed by Hon. Reverdy johnson, of
Baltimore, who concluded his remarks, and the
case was submitted, when
The court adjourned till III o'clock on Monday
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PARKrR's VARIETY STORE call attention 10
the advertisement of Selby Parker, of the well
known variety store nnder the National Hotel. Mr..
Parker's establishment Is the largest Of the kind
In the city and he has recently retted it through
out in an elegant manner, and replenished its ca
pacious shelves with new and extensive assert
ment Of goods from the most celebrated manufac-
turers in France, England, Germany and America.
Parker's Razor Strops are among the best man
ufactured anywhere, and have received the com
n endation of the most eminent men In the county.
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SUICIDE OF A DISAPPOINTED LOVER.

Netc York, June 3.-Last evening most
distressing case Of suicide occurred in the
house of Cinderella Marshall, No. "a Leonard
street. Thomas Bailey Russum, formerly of
San Francisco, blew his brains out with a pis-
tot--the cause, refusal of girl in the house to
marry him..
city of San Francisco, where he formerly held
the Office of Register. There he left a wife
and two children. The deceased was about 40
years Of age, and native of Baltimore. This
is the second time he has attempted to com
nit suicide from the same cause. After the
first attempt he was confined in lunatic asy-
lum, from which he is supposed to have
escaped.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1855-06-06

An ANTI-RAILRoAD GovERsOR.-Governor
Winston seems determined that the AiabamI-
ans shall travel through time on s'dirt roads, .
Railroads are an abominatiOn to his EXcelien-
cy. The Tuscumbia Monitor sums up recent
speech Of his as follows:-ssFellow citizens -
Railroads are very worthless property-they
don't pay any indiyiduals-they are isaprofta-
BE, and it is useless to waste money them ;
therefore, l shall veto State aid to them
Again, fellow citizens, railroads enrich the ia
rored fe,O, that is, the stockholders,-they do
pay dividends-they are profitable; therefore,
shall veto State aid to them.''
A set of people who would elect such an old
E.Hardshell," ought to be vetoed to death.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1855-06-06

A COUNCIL OF SAG NIcHTs.-The Ohio State
Journal says that the Grand Council of tho
Sag NIGHTS, composed of delegates from the
various subordinate lodges throughout the
State, met at Velling's Hall, at Columbus, re-
Gently. The Journal proceeds to state that
the following officers answered to their names:
Gen. Joel L. Wilson, OF Seneca, President;
Asa G.. Dimmock, of Sandusly, Vice Presi-
dent Shaffer, of Starks country, Secretary;
and j. A. Marchand of Wooster, Treasurer
Sheriff Miller, of that city was appointed door
keeper with strict orders from the President
to admit none except those in possession of
the password, (s.the country's safe,'D and
the proper sign, (thump through the top but
ton-hole of the left lapel Of the coat.) After
the opening ceremonies were gone through
with in the usual form, Gen. Wilson submitted
his report. He stated that he had succeeded in
organizing l15 lodges, and had visited every
county in the State. He spoke of the great
facilities which had been furnished him by the
postmasters and mail agents, in the way of
free tickets and liberal contributions, and
complimented, particularly, the o. S. Mar
shaIs and their deputies, for their exertions in
the cause.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1855-06-06

To SpoRrsMES.-A correspondent of the
Scientific American communicates the follow
ing, which may be Of value to sportsmen:
s.Wash your gun barrels in spirits of turpen-
tine by dipping rag or sponge fastened on
your gun rod into the liquid, and swabbing
them out three or four times, when they will
be cleared from all impurities, and can be
used almost instantly, as the turpentine will
eyaporate and leave the barrels dry; even if
they are little moist it will not prevent their
going off, like water. After Icing washed
thus, there is no danger of rust as when water
is used. 1 am an old, experienced gunner,
and have practised this for years, and found it
useful.
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BY LAST NIGHTS MAIL.
MORE pAuPEPs ARRIvED.

NeU York, June 3.--The ship Leopold l.,
Capt Geberding, arrived yesterday from Ant
we-p, having on board 367 passengers, the
majority of whom are reported to be paupers
by the American Consul at Antwerp. The
vessel, by order Of the Commissioners of En-
igration, has been stopped at Quarantine until
the proper authorities investigate the truth of
the charges against the passengers, which, if
found true, will probably cause their immedi-
ate return to the port from whence they came
at the expense of the consignee.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue of writ of
- Testatum Vanditioni Exponas issued out of the
Court of Common Pleas of Centre county, and to
me directed. will be exposed to Public Sale at the
Court House in the Borough of ClearfeId on Wed
nesday the 4th day of July, l755. at l6 oclock A.
NJ, the following property:
All the right title, interest and claim of Jonas
Pownell in and to certain lot of ground situate
at the junction of the Kyler & Milesburg Roads in
Morris township, CIearfeld county. bounded by
lands of the heirs of John Brown & James Hughes
containing acre, more or less, with log House
and frame kitchen, and blacksmith shop erected
thereon. Seized and taken in execution and to be
sold the property of Jonas Pownell.
WILLIAM POWELL Sh 'f
June 6, 1855.