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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-01

OCEAN STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY.
O-For BREMEN via SIMULTANEOUSLY Unit
States Mail Steamshp WASHINGTON e Cavendy, Comnan-
der win sal for BREMEN. touching at SOUTHAMPIOS TO
land MALL and England and France on sAfUh
DAY june l6 u O'clock NJ from Pier No 81 North River
Prcs Of Passage from Newly Southampton or brenien
In first cabin, main saloon. ................-l50
In first cabin, lower saloon. ........''..'''' III
In second cabin "
An exuerenced Surgeon attached 10 esch steamer specie
delivered London. All letters must pass through
DE- Post-Ofhce. For Passage Freight apply 20 =
c. II. SAND, Agent No. IL south Will.am.st
The tteanner HERMANN, VIII succeed the WAShlNUIOS
and sail July IL.
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YINIE NETWORK and LIVERPOOL UNITED
i STATES MAIL sTEAAERS.-Ihe ships COMPOSING this

BALTIC, Capt. CCmsock ADhiAliC -.
These having been built by expressly for the
Government service every has been taken IN their
ton then errues strength anc speed ana
their for passengers uneqrAed for elegance
comfort Price q passage iror New 70 Liverpool IN
frs,class calm H. do S75 exclusive Of
tazo saieroIns s35 from Liverpool 70 New YORK 80 and
20 gueCS experienced Surgeon attached - each slip No
A.v.h reI mill,
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JOHN n. ELVANs. WILLIAM THOMPSON
ELVAaS a. THOMPSON,
DEALERS
HARDWARE. COACH TRIMMINGS &c

ELVAaS d THOMPSON,
DEALERS IN
HARDWARE, COACH TRIMMINGS, &C..
No. 326 PsnNsyIvsnta avenue,
between Ninth and Tenth streets, Warrington, D. c.
HOUSE FURNISHING HARDWARE.
britannia, German Silver, Albata aud Silver Plated
Tea, Table and Desert Spoons
CarVers and Forks, Steels, Knives with and with
Brass Britannia, Block Tin and Piatei Candles,icks;
Shovel md Tongs, Waffle Irons, sad Irons
aasin and BEL Metal Kettles, Furnaces GridiTons,
Ovens, &c.
BUILDING MATERIALS.
and Tunk Locks
shuttle, Door, and Blind Hinges, Screws, Cut and
Wrought Nails, Bolts
Brad's Shutter Screws and stubbs, Door Springs,
Handran Screws, Door Knobs
Bell Pulls, Door Sheaves and Rail, &C.
CABIHET MAKERS GOODS.
Hair Cloth, CurIed Hair, Moss, Gimps, Sofa and
Chair Springs
Venitian Blind Hooks, Rack Pullcys, Roller Ends,
Brackets, Furniture Nails
Glue, CUffin Handles and Screws, Diamond Screw
Plates, &c.
CARPENTERS GOODS.
Flames, Saws, Drawing Knives, Spokeshaves, CHS
els and Gouges, Plane Irons
Aasers, Braces and Bits, Boring Machines, Ham,
Devils, Squares, Guages, Axes sc.
BLACKSMITH AND COACH MAKERS GOODS.
BLACK and Dnght Springs, AIles, Peiloes, SDokes.
Hubs, Bows, Shafts, Poles
sleigh Runners, silvered and Brass Bands, Stump
joints, stump Collars, Top Props
Curtain Frames, Lamps, Inside Linipys. Lining
slks, Damask, scanning Cords
Iufs, Iasseis, Buttons, 1acks Fringes, Laces, and
Plain and Enamsed Canvass
Russia Duck, EnamelIed Leather Dash Leather.
&c. ELVANs & THOMPSON,
10 el-om 336 Pa. avenue
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IDLsNEss-ITs DANGERs.-There is su
old proverb that tells us, "Idleness is
the devils pillow" and well NAV il be
so esteemed, for no head ever rested loog
upon II, but the lips Of the evil spirit
were close to his ear, breathing falsebood
and temptation. The industrious man
is seldom found guilty of crirse, for be
has no time to listen 10 the enticinCs of
the wicked ones and be is content with
the enjoyments honest efforts afford. IL
is the vicious idler ve1ed to see the for
tunes of his industrious neighbor grow
ing while he is lcunging and murmuring,
who robs and murders that le may Get
unlawful gain. 1t is the merry, thought.
less idler who, to relieve the nothinpness
of his days, seeks the excitement of the
wine cuI and the gambling table. tits
the sensual idler, whose licentious ear is
open to the tempter as often as his track
crosses the pathway of youth and inno-
cence. - Mss Chondlers Elements Of
Character.
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By JAS. 9. aceUIRE, Auction..r.

By JAS. G. EcGUIRE, Auctiouser.
4 fIhANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE imprJved
~ Real Estate and Market Garden BY virtus of
decree OF the Circuit Court of the Gi.uict of Co.
iunbla fr washington county, made in the csuse
wherein Mary Hoffman, adm,nistratriI and heir al
law OF Thomas Moore, deceased, is co.. pIainan,
ana Hannah Moore, and james Moore, and Laura
Ann Moore his vie, heirs at law Of said Thomas
MOORE decs 'sed, ire defendants, Nc. O67 in ch. n
Gerry, the subscriber trustee appointed by said Do
cree, will sell at public auction, on TUESDAY the
10th uay OF July, lS,5, al 6 O'Clock D. m on the
premises. the whole of square No. 30] In the CITY
or washington, fronting 81 fee On each of Itb and
!th streets west, and 202 feet inches ON e.cs of
and w streets n rih, and containing about 81 67l
square feet OF ground, with buildings improve uent,
and appurtenances, which consist of a well and
sups. antially butt two-stOry brick dwelling house
and frame stable, sc.
The above properly is eliqiby situated and rsDid
ly enhancing in va ue, snd has been occupied and
euiuva'ed as market garden for many yeas, is IN
an excellent condition for that purpose and with
In very short distance of either of the civ mar
kets, aud offers 10 persons deirous Of obtain no n
valuable market garden or making an investment.
rare opportunity.
The terms Of sale. as prescribed by the said de-
c'Ce, WIN De eonefOuVth Of the purchase money 10
be paid IN cash, md the balance in e. q Ia ana ~
months, TO be seca,ed by ;ie nn--. -
hea'lng interest trota the . .u.ser's note.
ritY 10 Be AnSr~'- -, of the sale with seen.
oy the trustee. Upon the full
, ,.Ient OF the purchase money and interest, and
the ratification CT the sale by tn Court, the trustee
VIII convey the properly 10 the purchaser IN Zee.
TX The terms OF SAFE are bot coRpiied with in six
Gays after the sale the property will be rescd at the
nsS ana expense Of the purchaser, upon one weeks
noIce.
All conveyancing at expense of purchaser.
CH3S. =. WtLLACH, Trustee.
JAS. G. MCGUIRE,
le I5-e0Sds Auctioneer
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

WE Z would respectfully inform all persons hay.
w ing accounts with Us shat they are all made
on and those that are not called for will be rendered
In fuil to lat July, when we very reasonably expect
and most eanhsily request that thew will come for
ward and close them without giving us the trouble
of calling secoRd time.
In connection with this natce we take this On
poTtuniy OF expressing our thanks those friends
and customers who have sa literally and nromntIy
paronized us during the past six months, ard hone
for an increased continuation of the same by piyiy
our personal and strict attention to business and
conducting 1t upon fair and correct principles.
COLLEY & SEARS,
523 Seventh st, doors north Pa. avenue.
te 25-eO6t
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SEA RATHTNG

CHES.dPE.6KE HILL, HAMPTON, IN,
situated within two mills OF Old Point Comfort,
Il with which place hourly communication e.ss
Is mad by neat and colnmodious Omnibus, of."I
the most modern style, also by Boats, Hacks -
&c. The Hail will be open for the cep;iOn Of WIS.,
ltors on the l4h of May, at which time the propri-
eter hopes to be able TO make comfortable and hap
py the stay of all who may be seeking pleasure or
health.
many Improvements have been added, such as
Cottages for families, play grounds for Children,
shade trers, &e F., indeed everything that can con,
duce 10 the comfort Of The Wis tors
For health and beauty Of location, THE place i
unsurpassed. There is daily communication with
the Steamers o. Rchmrnd, Norfolk and Baltimore
Terms, per erday................. 90
aerhis, per week., co
Terns per month, (per day. y).................. 25
ie 23-eo5: q r. RiNgS
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TIE FAMIsHEp v sbopld
ike very much to hear story" said a
tickle and thoughileSs youth to his teach
er, 81 hate serious instructions.
"Listen, then, said the teacher. "a
wanderer filled his travelling pouch with
savory meats and fruits, as his way
would lead him through q wild desert.
During the first few days he journeyed
through smiling, fertile fields. But in
stead of plucking the fruits which nature
here offered for the reheshment of the
traveller, he found it more convenient TO
eat the provisions he carried with him.
He soon reached the desert. After Jour
neying onward few days his whole store
Of food was exhausted. He row began
to wall and lament, fer nothing sprouted
a spear Of grass; everything was covered
with burning sand. Afser suffering for
Two long days the torments ofhunger and
thirst he eIpiIed."
''It was very foolish in him." said the
youth, ''to forget that he had to cross the
desert"
lost thou act more wigelyl" asked
the teacher, In en- earnest tone. "Tbou
art setting forth on thy journey of life--a
journey thai leads to Eternity. Now is
The time when thou Shouldst seek after
knowledge, and the treasures ofwisdom:
but the leader afrishts thee, aud thou
dost prefer to trife sway the springtime
OF thy years amid useless and childish
pleasures. Ccntine TO act thus and thou
wilt yet. on thejourney ofIife, when wis
dom and virtue fail thee, fare like the
hopeless wanderer."
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HISTORY OF TIE CORPS OF ROYAL SAP
Ill pers and Miners, by Conoly, Quartermaster
Sergeant Of the Corps, 2 volumes, London,
Sir Howard Douglass on Naval Operations in the
Black Sea. pamphlet London, 1855
Inc Anglo lndlan Army and Military History In the
Eat, by Captain Rafter l vol, London 1855
O'Byrne's Naval Annual and Almanac for 1855
CaPsbillty Of Steamships, by Aihsrton, Chief En-.
ginqer, Woowicb, vol, London, Is55
Iebb on attack and defence of Ouiposts
Otiiet's History OF Rcmai kabIe S,eges
enlarged
Campbeli's Dictionary Of Military Science
Cifith's Military Law
Lesch's Apopthegms of Napoleon
lervis on the Rife muskel
Boucher on the Rife
Thacksray's Rife Firing
Naitlands Ball practices
Roberts on Recruits
krasinski's Russia and Europe
And other Military Works just imported BY
leio FRANCK TAYLOR.
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CARRIAGES-OARRIAGES.

HAVE now on hand, and constantly finishing q
L very large assortment of Pleasure andcsEE L
Family CARRlAGES, Of the latest fash sFssttrs1-
iOns which will sell az low the same quaIIty o!
work can be sold in any Of the principal markets OF
the United States.
The subscriber is now dealing exclusively in Car
rGges OF his own manufacture, aad all work sold BY
MIN will be warranted, and con- pare favGrably with
any work in this marl:et. As always keep a large
assortment, invite purchasers and othel. 10 cz-
anime my STOCK before purchasing elsewhere.
Carriages built 10 OF der. Old Carriages taken in
exchange, or repaired at the shortest notice.
THOMAS YOUNG,
Sign Of tho Golden Horse,
No. 400 Pa. avenue and az street.
NAV l-e0.m
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NJ EW BOOKS received and for sale at
~ StlLLlNGTON'S Bookstore.
Tie Life oi Napoleon, by Abbott, complete in 9
vols.
The Wrinkles, by the author of Wild Western
Scenes
Cone Cut Corners, the Experiences of Conserva
tive Family
Tales for the Marines, by the author of Los Grin.
gOs.
Missing Bride, By Mrs. Souihworth
horeoun, q tale of the Twelve Hundred and Ten
by sir Walter Scott, Bart
BallOu's Magazine for July.
All the New Books and every thing I'm the Stn-
uonery line, for sale at
SilILLINGT0N'S Bookstore,
Odecn Building, Ger. ~ st., and Pa. av.
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again, poor thing! but it would b.x.
been terrible thing to have had 10 hook
on through all eternity with old mother
Ship!ey's daughter. / could never have
heard the songs of the angels while her
tongue was agOing, your reverence.
Have you anything else TROUBLING
you 8" asked the clergyman, with dis
Guilty repressing q smile, not e;tbs,snd
ing the solemnity Of the Occasion.
No, your reverence, nothing. Ire
never harmed any one willingly. and
though, maybe, I haven't done all that 7
ought TO have done, 1 hope the Lord III
nave mercy upon me, and take me m
himself You've eased my mind cons;d.
eraoie' Sir, 10 telling me as | shan't oe
pound to Sally Shipley when I'm eone
from this. But kneel and prsy. SIR. 7
feei my breath falling fast; the cables
almost run out; the last link II slim
through the hawSe.hole in few moments,
hneei and prsy, TOO, your hoRor." ad-
dressing Lord Mordant. PRAY with
ms reverence that we may all meet hap.
PLY hereafter in beaven.6
Ihe clergyman knelt, ana poured INT
,nS ..IS soul IN prayer for the dying man,
VINO occasional : responded [" Amen" to
Poi''ohs u the petition-but at length he
IS silent. The prayer was long and
earnest, and when the clergyman and
Lord Mordsnt rose from their knees. thew
found that while the petition in his be.
halt had been ascending TO the throne of
grace, the soul of the honest old sailor
had passed away.
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ORIENTAL CUsToM OF "DEoPPISG TEE
HANDKERCHIEF. THE signi6cation of
the oriental custom of dropping handker-
chiefs before females is well known. Un-
der the reign Of Napoleon l., the Turkish
ambassador, OF visiting Versailles, threw
his handkerchief before lady whom he
met walking in the garden. and was as
tonished that she did not take it I'D.
In the Turkish war of 1872, the Psshs
Of Rustchuk, being taken prisoner BY
the Russians, and then escorted BIZ a
Captain Markow to st. Petersburg,
stopped on his way at Zitomer. General
komburly, the then Governor of Podojia,
lnTited the Pasha to an evening party at
his own residence. Here the prisoners
happened to be fascinated by the charms
OF young lady, then only fourteen years
old, and after the oriental fashion, dropped
his handkerchief on her while she was
sitting on the sofa. The young lady felt
confused, and took it up, whereupon the
Pasha Immediately left the company, and
returned to his quarters, there to await
her arrival; but not seeing her come,
and suspecting treachery on the part Of
Captain MarkOw, he grasped bis kindjal,
and furiously menaced him. Represen-
tations were made to the old Turk, that
such custom did not exist in that coun-
try /; but the Pasha would not be per-
suaded, and was so incenSed against Cap
tain Markow, that it was deemed adyisa-
bic to appoint another officer to escort
the prisoner to st. Petersblrg.-The
WOSlem and Christian.
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DENTISTRY.

n B. DONALDSON, Dentist, late of the firm O
X. Hunt 4 Donaldson, continues TO ,.e,s.SskssA
nanufacture and insert those beautiful sSssssi
.1rcelain teeth, with or without gums, ~&SILp
Sr .nacimens Of which (aade and Ge-
ao.s,sd by the late firm) was awarded the mrs.
prsminm al the Mechanics Institute Fair, recently
hsad in this city
These teeth are csTved aad shaded TO suIt eacn
,-,;cuIar case and their resemblance 20 the natu-
~ nrIans k 80 perfect ss to deceive the most prae
Used eye. ami,
serving the natural teeth.
Charges moderate and all operations warranted.
once southwest corner Seventh and ID s's.-en-
,-snce onD. mar 2l-6m
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NOTICE TO THE CREDITORS OF
HALL & BROTHER.

DARUCH HALL, surviving partner Of Isaac
I'D Hall, having, on the 29h day OF February,
1855, assigned to the Undersigned ali the stock i'm
trade and debts OF the firm OF Hall & Brother 10 be
applied 10 the full satisfaction of cesin debts, liza
bities, and engagements Of the firm Of Hall g.
Brother and the surplus To pay and distribute rate
ably among such OF the remaining cteciOrs OF said
firm as shall within SIX mOn,hs from said 2eth day
Of February, 1855, execute and deliver said Ba-
iuch Hall, full and absolute releases of all indebted
ness TO them respectively by said Baruch Hail. sur
viving partner a. aforesaid.
Notice is therefore Lereby given 10 such creditors
Oh SAID urn OF Hail Ero'nef, or said Baruch Hall,
surviving parrncr, as msy desire 10 pariciDa,e in
the benefit If said assgnaent execute and doliv-
or to said Baruch He'll, full and absolute releases
as aforesaid, within the period of six mosths fIom
said 18th day of F. bruary. 1855
RICHARD WALLACH, Trustee.
ie ll-eotAug2Sth
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ESPIONAGE The Bangor Journal re-
ports that the City Marshal of that place,
in search of liquor, broke open the bag
gage of Mrs. Dana, OF New Orleans.
who is daughter of one of the most re.
spectacle citizeus of Bangor, on her ar
rival In that city. A box of looking
glasses belonging to Thorntos McGaw,
ESQ., was also broken open By the same
officer.
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MAGNOLIA HAMS.

NT E have lust eceived, We sesIeve, the only lot
w ever sent TO this city, and are certainly tie
"neplus ultra" of all hams introduced here be.
ing all selected and cured by c. Huffman, Of Mary
land, from the old Homo stead receipt we are sure
that on any table they will afford delightful source
Of conversation.
Also, small lot Cf tender Smoked Beef saccha-
rned and spiced by new receipts, delightful for pic
mics and EIcursiorists, with a general assortment
Of all kinds of Crackers and Sweetmrats at
kIHG'S Family Grocery,
corner SermCni avenue and ST.,
A few steps northeast Jac ks0n Statue
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Dr.. l.. ". wRE9HT's
TASTELESS CLOUD CATHARTIO, y

NJ Oh, FAMILY PHYSIC.
FENHH is the BEST. CHEAPEST, and MOST Eff
i FICIENT CATHARTIC EVER OFFERED
To TIE PUBLIC.
Ii /. .TASTELESs, iihe.eby avoiding the nausea
ting effect OF Pills, Oil, SIENNA, ac.,) and producing
no gripping or other painful effects Unlike all 9TH
er purgahves, IL searches to the bottom of the dis
ease, tnoIoughiy eieanses tbs stomach, and leaves
the bowels entirely free from costiveness
NO FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT 1T.
Children drink il readily and without forcing and
NO MEDICINE is MORE HIGHLY RECON-
MENDED by the MEDICAL FACULTY
Give it trial and then Judge for yourselves
lt can be had wholesale and retail at E. H. STA
BIER l. cos. Baltimore, or CHARLES STOTT
CO, Washington, ID. G..
DR WRIGHT'5 PRINCIPAL DEPOT, 4O9
Broadway, where the doctor tan be consulted daily
on diseases generally, from II to p. m, without
charge. ie i3-6m
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kNaLIsH yURNIPs q RUTA aaGAsEE

.'hE undersigned has just received directfrnm the
growers well selected sock of the following:
SERVINGS Liverpool Swede or Ruta Bsga, I,anc;s
improved do. Green and Purple topped do, WhIe
GiCbe, h6lte and Red Tankard, Oange Jelly, Dale
Hybrid, White Norfolk, and other field Turuips
Early stone, Early ScOwbaI Six Weeks, Fine
Dutch, Purple topped Str p Ieavsd Glsde, Tunips.
Early York, Large York, Fiat Dutch, Drumhead.
Hear! shaped with many new and Coed Cabbigrs,
all warranted fresh, Of finest quality and are ieTed
al very IN dtrate prices. JON SAUL,
je 92-cT6t* corner 7,h and n stree,s
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soxErHING FEW UNDER TIE SUN.
CHARLES WERNER.

Psnnslscnia GUenue, opposite Browns Hotel
rTLs htted up the commodious hall over his Res
n taurant a. a first class LAG ER BEER SA-
fnhN. having procured supply Of every luxury
ii .orforts found in first class establishments oi
- kind in the Northern cities.
His RHINE WINES and French White wines
- ,-sII "a his Clarets, Sesars. Lager Beer, German
G,.I;sn md Sw,itzer CHEESES, and indeed Of ev-
a. otber appropriate luxury in such an establish
mani. IS unsurpassed in this country.
pe ,elicits call from his friends and the public.
,aav Ia-l
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FINE WATCHES.

HAVING made ecaAiG.rable addition % NV
a ssOck Of -
soLD HUNTING PAzEsT LrvEss, q ESS4zaD
and LADIES' WATCHRs esS1A ~
ofnrst quality, heavy ls csrats - q
eases.
Also, SILVER WATCHES fUr bcys.
eaer tnen aI greatly E0dGcea pdcar Tbs
movements are selected with great care, and evsry
Watch Is l01TTGated.
Persons IN want of fine unskseper ars invited
% examine my assortment.
III. SEMRER,
NO: $50 Ia. avenue, besw. Och ana lc,h sts,
30 ---'
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FISCHERs BAND FULLY oRGAN.

HAVlSG now completed all my arrangements
IL for first rate BRASS and COTlILON
BAND, am again at The service Of the public to
attend Excursion Parties, Exhibitions Parades Pic
Mics, Balls, and serenades. All those in favor of a
citizens band are respectfully invited to encourage
Uar enterprise, here In Washington City
FISCHER, Leader.
p. s.-Ths Band, under my direction, k regularly
uniformed, and iron pSacdce over twenty years
can give satisfaction 10 every one -.
Residence, "a. avenue, north side, bet. OH and
ION streets, first door west Of Iron Hall.
Orders len with Messrs Hlbus & Hits punce,sIiy
slsnaeo ", may N-2ms
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Id D Z L E A RG AIMS.
IN

Id . Z L E A RG AIMS,
JOHN "a. sMOOT,
br.ise street, sotd4 ride neGr High, GeoTsetoun.
III aS just received a lurther supply of fseasonable
IL Goods, an.OngJt which will be found
30 p:cces goC1 ssyies fast colored Lawns Al lsl<
~ DO plain black and white and black do.
- 90 rich plaid Ginghams and Gingham Lawns
~ do dotted AID rich emb,d MuslIns
% do PLAIN Swiss and NansoOk DO
4O do Jaconet End Cambria do
70 do plaid and striped DO
p Grass C.olh Skirts
20 corded and dsnask do
White and cOloIed Vystersd Mariana
~ pleces light pretty styles Calcns
10 do Barge de LANES al IaISc
do Buff shade Linen
- Wlth al assortment Of seasOnabe styles o. alores
hosleIyl alu many other very desirable Goods, 70
which the attention of ca sh or nromnt cn,,ono. 4.
Invited, as we are constantly receiving new goods.
ana are S Sseilns them at prices to suit the iinies
NAY So-u J. III. SM0OT
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fosI OFFICE DEPARTMENT..

June %, 1855.
THE rule authorizing postmasters whose efnces
4 are not entitled 10 bo furnished by tie Depart
ment with signature pos; bills to remi, money to
pay Tor the printing of the same Is hereb, rescinded
and nom and alter this date no money will be re.
ceived for that purpose BY the department.
JAMES CAMPBELL,
le xo-iaWSW Postmaster General,
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Auction Sales,
BY GIBSON A. CO. R.I.,..--

OMNIBUS COACHES Ar AUCjI0N S,v;,
~ be offered at Public Sale, at the Citizens Line
81 i6ies, corner of Gibson (now Euaw street) and
Honman streets, Baltimore, On SATURDAY, The
soth June, instant, commencing at 10 O'Clock, il
fair, or if not fair on the Monday followno at iba
same hour ~ " '-->
10 good second hand Omnibus Coaches
Several sets Harness, lot of Tools, &c
Terms OF sale: One half cash; the baiance for
notes, with approved endorsers, payable in months
with interest.
WM. T. STEIGER. Trustee.
le I'D GIBSON e. CO., Aucts.
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Dr.. L. B. WRIGHT'S
UNFAILING "SCR0FUL0US ArTIDOTr y

Dr.. L. B. WRIGHT'S
UNFAILING "sCR0FUL0US AHTIDOTY.s
For the Permanent Cure Of CONSUMPTION and
all other forms of SCROFULoUS DISEASES.
THIS Medicine is prepared by an eminen, pbv,i-
4 clan OF eighteen years practice in New York
city, during which time he has constantly used II
with the most unbounded success, and created for
reputation IN private practice, unequslled In the
history OF medicine. Ii acts Immediately unop the
oOod, cleansing II from all scrofulous humors or i'm
Pnrltles, renovating and, by it's magic powers IN
VlGORhTiNG THE WHOLE system, in proof
oi W3len, hundreds OF Respectable witnesses from
the doetOr private practice have given in their trs
timOny, and entreat those suffering from any scrof-
ious aaection, to coll upon them q d sotisfy yow-
selves,
Treatise ON SeIofulous diseases can be had
gratis at PRINCIPAL DEPOT 400 Rroadway
ana al .ug Stores generally.
CHARLES sT0TT 4 CO.,
Agents for Washington,