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Sectional Candidates for the Presidency.
The wisest statesmen of the Republic have
warned their countrymeu against the danger OF
sectional parties as sure forerunner of the over
throw of the Union. For the first time in the his
tory of the nation see such parties now formed,
and sectional candidates nominated for purely
sectional purposes. 1t is with no common pride
and pleasure that we point to the fact that the
section which has set this fearful example is not
the abused and slandered South, which Free-Seil-
srs are eternaIly denouucing as the land of dis
loyalty and notification, but that boosted and be-
praised citadel of law and order, the North or
rather that large portion of it which is arrayed
der the banner of FreeSoil and Abolition. The
two political parties of the South have both pre-
scented Northern candidates, national men, states
men who have been tried on a national arena, and
who have been always true to all sections and
each of whom holds TO the Union and the Const.-
tuition as the sheet anchors of the Republic and of
Liberty. 1t is in the North that we find sectional
parties now organized, holding their Conventions,
and nominating their candidates from their own
section, with the sole view of making that section
the governing power of the Union, and of pros
trating the institutions and the property of the
South under it's feet On their own heads rests the
responsibility Of all the consequences of this
ment The South stands under the broad flag Of
the Union, and if that flag goes down before the
black banner of sectionalsnl, the Southern States
at least viii be free from blame. The public opin-
ion of the world and of posterty will acquit them
of the guilt of destroying wantonly destroying.
the fairest fabric of free government ever raised
by the hand of man.
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MIR. Crampfon,s Di.missal.

The comments of the London press on the pro-
bable dismissal of Mr.. Champion, though severe
and somewhat bitter, are not such as to warrant
the idea of war. 1t is believed by some of these
journals that Mr. Dallas will be dsmissed but even
this purely retalatory act (Which would not, how
ever necessarily involve war; is not so certain -
We must not look to the press of England for the
purposes of its government
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Black Republican Conventional j. u
Fremont nominated for the Presidency.


Fremont nominated for the Presidency
PHILADELPHIA, June le.-National Hail. the
place of meeting of the Convention, was densely
crowded this morning
Copies of Senator Summers speech was berg
circulated by the outsiders Also various hand
bills, including one from Pennsylvania, calling on
the delegates to unite the whole North by prac
Using harmony and forbearance, and uniting on
one ticket. m 5. age
The Massachusetts delegation met this morning
and resolved to vote unanimously for Banks. The
name of Mr.. Banks was then authoritatively and
peremtorily withdrawn, and the delegation resoiv.
ed as a unit to support Fremont. f =
The Convention met at 10 o'clock this morning
lsECoND DISPATCH Er
1t is understood that Judge Mclean and S. p.
Chase, of Ohio will be withdrawn.
The Convention has adopted platform, and Is
debating whether to proceed to formal or informal
ballet tSt p
Col Fremont will probably be nominated on the
I'd ballot
During the debate on balloting, the names of
Cha.e, Seward and Mclean were withdrawn. The
convention then adjourned until S O'Clock.
Ia za AFTERNOON SESSION.
The convention reassembled at 5 o'clock, and
commenced balloting. .
Col j. C. Fremont was nominated for President
on the first ballot.
All the New England States went bodily for
him, except IL votes for Mclean. New York gave
Fremont % votes. ftf
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DIED.,

Monday evening, 10th inst, MARY CONSTANCE,
olo eat daug Of Jane c. and Mathew w. Swain
the 7th year Of her age.
On yesterday "wednesday morning, at o'clock,
THOMAS BIGGER. infant son Of Nathaniel and
Sarah C. August. aesd year and 8 days. s -
His funeral will take place from the residence Of
his tsther on ist between Msrshal and Clay Streets
this afternoon at II O'Clock. Tho friends and &C.
quaintancss Of the family are invited to attend.
At his residence near Manehester, on the 18th inst
ANDREW J KUHN, Ia the 4ist year of his age.
The friends and scquainrnnces of the family are in
vited to attend bis funeral this mornings. At II
O'Clock Fssse s b
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" Osb 0rne,s new Monster
SKYLIGHT Is NOW COMPLETED, and AM
BROTYPES and DAGUERREoTYPES are now
taken at this monter size Skylieht Gallery surpass
anything in this part of the country. Come and
for yourselves We prepared TO put up Lkne sses
in every known style OF Art. Now on hand, Morocco
Velvet Pearl Shell, Union, Pspier Machie and Jewel
Gold Locketts, and Gold Pima designed for pictures
Also Ambrotyre and Dsgueueotype stock and mate
rails at wholesale to country OPERATORS at New York
prices. OSB0RNE,S Gallery,
my ID $50 Sign Of the Flags.
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BARKsDALE's DEPOT, June 49, 1856, q
~ En- route for Danyille Sc

u , U N T. N i Il,
BARKsDALE's DEPOT, June ID 1856, n
,sv En- route for Danville Sc
The down train passes us at this point. have
just time to send you q line or two. sossI
A good many persons whose inclination or con.
nection with the celebration induces them to be
present from the commencement of the proceed.
ings to morrow, are on the cars to-day The bulk
Of the excursionsts from Richmond, however is
look ed for by the early train to morrow morning
The shower of last night was extensive, and af.
fords us delightful exemption from dust and heat
The corn and oats along the line are small, but
look fresh and vigorous. Some of the wheat
seems fully ready for the sickle, but harry esting
has not fairly commenced.
Smiths Armory Band is on the cars to-day, full
ly equipped with their wide mouthed instruments
tor adding the power of music to the which
are expected to make memorable in Danville the
18th day of June, 1856.
They have not RECALLED us with any of their
strains but an old Virginia negro with his banjo
has drawn around him in the forward car quite an
audience. t4.-4 tft5. 1
As people like to know what sort of treatment
they may expect from officials on railroads along
which they may be called to travel will Just say
that it is very hard to have anything to do with
Mr.. Graves, the mail agent on the road. without
being laid under obligations by his courtesy and
kindness; and that Capt. Crump is, in the discharge
of those functions which SO often elevate smaller
minds to an insufferable degree of insolence, a
real gentleman"
At this point we part company for awhile with
the Dan, after having traversed for more than an
hour its rich and promising low grounds. They
are mostly covered with corn, which is from one
to two feet high. 49, 7..,s. p.
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The Ail,ied Arnie, in the Cr,u.,

is calculated that IS 900 French. 5000 English
1900 Sardinians, aud 10000 Turks have already
quilted the Crimea and that that there then remain
ed g. 600 French, 10000 English, and 5000 Sar.
dioians. The latter were to have embarked on the
Goth Of May. According to this calculation the
number of the allied army in the Crimea at the
time Of the declaration of peace was 10000
French, 1900 English, 10000 Sardinians, and TO-.
600 Turks; total, 2l5, 600 men.
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- The ssssa,tsest Bars ,bxn;y in DIR Y

CT The greatest Bargains In ID X Y
GOODS, MANTLES, EMBROIDERlES, Sc. can
now be found the well known cheap, cash store of
NJ EZEKIEL, IS MAIN STREET.
Ladies in want of cheap Goods will please call and
examine his stock of Dress GOODS in BAREGES,
DEBEdE and CHALLIE DE LANES, all a. low
a. NiNEPENcE A YAsB-usual price IS cents. Fast
color Prints best quality; Dress Silk cheapest in this
city, a. low q 40 cents per yard
In WHPrEHOODS am selling the greatest bar
gains ever offered. Cambria Musns at l2t cents
yard worth 20 cents Brants at IS cents, worth S73
cts colorcd Dotted Swiss at 12ac worth 25c; white
Dotted Swiss at l7c, usual price " hnest quahty
Sprigged Dresses IS cents cheap ut rs cents and
Swiss Musns at 20 and % cents of thu finest quaty
the best and cheapest Bleached Cettons in this city,
Worked Collars ct 6ic Sleeves at 10 and i2sc sets
of finest French Worked Collars and Sleeves $3.50,
selling in other stores at S. French Work Collars at
623 cents, half their value; 200 style Mantles,
just received, and being sold at reduced prices
For bargains, call at N: EZEkiELS
old established Cheap Cash Store,
mvH IS Main street.
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ronr OF alCHllollr Jsss isth.

FONT or AlCH1olln Jsns 18Th
MAN wATEa THfs DAT At 81 0cL0c4
e
ARRIVED. 80. :
sshr Harrison Price, Johnston, City Point, eaHa"'
sioop New Paehst Gwsltssy. smith6sld, mass
Schf w. r Les, Alexandra, fish yas. Wmss ss,
eckf g( Lucas Adams. kockIand, linz, hpvy.
:. schr Manchester. chishsstsss Nsw xofEs MASSEY
D. w. Currte. .st ssss ~
SAILED,
stsamer virrinia Rooms, 'Philadslphis, moze. sna
passengers III. e. Tustis -, "a
! ackr bel Wright RsddinG Fhilsdelphis, iron sne
railroad spikes. Morrisk Tanner. -
s5EFS a. -
NEW YORK, June ls.--Arrived, yesterday, scas'
Lynchburc. Nelson, 80 days from Rio Jansiro.
NEW York June 17--Cleared, schr. Hanover,
Whipple, Richmond. ~
Cry Porsr, June I4--Arrivea, sehr ,. }. Burwsli,
Groves, days from PniedelPhia. raiifoso Hen 'o'
virginia and Tennessee railroad. y.
I6th--Schr. Belle Conway Delaney master, @ays
from Baltimore, railroad iron for Virginia ana Ten
nessee rsilrosd.
land, lime, for Richmond.
Stsamsr Jamestown, Parrish, New YORK, mdso ana
passengers. Richmond. ..ss, ~ -.
Sailed schr Manchester Winters master, N. YORK,
-four, Ike.
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ARRIVED SAFE-Two of the persons captured
in the Lower California lIibuster exhibition have
arrived in New Orleans, after passing through
great hardship during their imprisonment in Mex
leo. One of them is Jno. A. Cullen, formerly of
Richmond, Va, and the other is E. Wilson, of Ky.
Both embarked on the Oracle, for Acapulco. with.
out any knowledge of the administering intentions
of its commander
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john d. Eccles, prominent lawyer, at fayefte-
vile, N. G died there last Monday.
The Charleston, s. c., papers announce the
death of T. j. Rogers, well known in business cir
cles there. .s8 -
Collins, for aiding Capt. Lambden in carrying of
slaves from Norfoik has been sentenced to two
years in the Pententiary. s.t5s = 5as5.s :
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r. Leeches, Leeches, Leeches.--I have
Just receiv. d by Adams Express, lot of superior
Swedish LEECHE5. which will be applied upon the
most reasonable terms. can be found at all hours
lean Hotel and at night 18th street. between Main
and Franklin my8 r. C. H0BSON.
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- Card -ThOmas w. Kcesee, Auction
ser fOfce with George J. Sumner, No. 20 Pearl st)
viii attend in person to the sale of Reel Estate,
Household Furniture. Stocks Of Merchandise, Horses
ks M
ALso.-To Renting out Houses and Hiring out Ne
groes. y
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rF Baths! Baths! Baths Hot, Cold
and Shower Baths can be had at all hours from
o'clock A. NJ to 10 P. NJ, at the Hair Cutting, Sha-
wing and Shampooning Saloon, under the American
Hotel Entrance on Ilth street. Single bath Is cts.
or tickets for dollar. nab 81.
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GoDEY's LADYs BOOK for July, is received
through the attention of o G. Cosby. Broad St
We are also indebted to Mr.. C. for New York pa
pers in advance of the mail
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G. Board Of Trade Of Richmond...
HoRAcE H. KENT, Prest.{ Il. b. BENTLEY, Treas'r.
WILLIAM B. IsAAcs, Secretary.
Committee Of Arbitration
WILLIAM s. DOMAIN Chairman.
LARKIE w. GLAzEBRooK, JAMES b. DuPuY,
DAVID CURRIE, L. d. CRENsnAw
INV 27-ta
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ARMY MOVEMENTS Fourteen hundred tons Of
shells and twenty pieces of ordnance of large
caibre, have just been received upon Governors
Island. New York. Five hundred tons of stores
leave for the arsenal at California In the ship Arc
Der. ---.'eT : ! 90 - 80
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THfHoRArHIC NHwe.
REPonTE0FoK TIT pIsP&T QM
TnSEI DlYs LATER HR0M Eunppl
AMERICAN AFfzIar IN RN7l.ANI1.

E $50
AMERICAN AFtAlas IN ENol.ANp.
HALIrAx. June ls --1'he steamer America With
dates from Liverpool 70 the 9TH inst arrived here
'"'' INV ~ American Affairs. 81
The announcement Of the .dismissal Of Mr.
Crampton had appeared In the London papers. but
funds had been scarcely affected thereby. There
was much talk about the American difficulty, but
nothing but talk.
LIvERpoor, June Cotton sightly lower
Breadstufks unchanged. Consols 94i a04s.
fsEcoND DISPATCH.
HALIFAX, June Is--The news In the files by
the America consists chiefly Of remarks of the
press on the American difficulty.
The arrival of the Atlantic at Liverpool was
anxiously awaited, upon the supposition that Mr..
Champion was = passenger on board Much re-
lief was felt on finding that he was not.
The London Morning Post caused much excite
ment by an editorial announcement that the u.
Government had actually dismissed Mi. Cramp-
ton. and that he had gone to Toronto.
The Globe and other journals immediately con.
traiicted the statements, rs random gossip among
the passengers by the Atlantic.
In parliament, the succeeding evening. Mr.. Dis.
raeli, put the question direct to Lord Paigerston'
whether Mr.. Champion bad been dismissed
Lord p. made . shufing reply to the effect tnat
he understood from an indirect source, out that
Mr.. Champion not having said so himself, he, Pal
merstop, had no statement to make -
In the House of Lords Earl liardwicke put SIM
liar questions to Earl Granville who replied that
Government had no information on the subject
The Paris correspondent of the London Morning
Post writes that the French Government nave
used every effort to remove the unhappy compii'
cations which have led to q suspension OF diplo,
matte relations between England and America, ana
the Emperor will continue to exercise IN the same
spirit of recommendation; but should the TWO IA.
tons actually engage in war, there Ia no doubt
that England may rely on an active alliance
Commercial.
LIVERPOOL June THE Brokers circulars
by the America. quote decline of on fair cotton,
and l,16 ON middiiag, Better grades of wheat ad.
vapced Id 0ad Corn firm and unchanged. Canal
flour 30s '033s; Ohio IS 036ss 9
Y @ LATEST.
LIVERPOOL. Saturday.-Corn quiet-yeliow 2ss
white 2Sis. Flour and wheat steady-ked whea'
9sa los Sd; white los 6d0 lis Sd. g
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HAN. SToRM--A severe hail storm passed over
Kempsville, near Norfolk, Saturday, doing much
damage to the growing crops. The young corn on
the lands of ID. M Wake, Esq, Dr. James r.
Wright and Others, was in some spots nearly de-
stroyed Some of the hailstones were nearly AZ
-fsrge NJ hens egg
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BURNING or THE INDIANA PgsITEvvrARy =
The Indiana State PenitensiaFy 1T Jeffersonyiie.
The loss Of the State and of Mr.. Patterson. tha
lessee, Is estimated q from eI2, 900 to $1,000
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CONVENTION OF GLASS BLowERs.--A call has
been Issued Tor National Convention of Glass
Blowers, TO convene At Camden. N. J. on the 9Th
81 July next for tue purpose Of establishing q
uniform rate Of wages throughout the Irninn
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lrOR sALE-.l 50 feet Of ground on Grace
l. street, Opposite the Agricultural Fair Grounds
Also, $50 feet in the square, on Broad street
The whole, or part thersof In offered for sale Amy
to DR.. BROOKS at his Office.
je 1g-St* Main 81. between 18th ana 9Th sts
bricks. BKICKs, Is al O X S.--lVe
ID have sele privat. large stock OF well burn.
ed Dock Bricks which we win sell low to any person
In want
We ara also prepared TO contract for Brick work.
under tho snpsrvision of Mr.. Luke McRsnna.
t HA F4Ass LARUs L SHINE
il I9-.ts "a Main street
MACK Ehkl4.--1 barrels NO. 4 MacEer
lI1 el 10 haif do. do. do % ar. do do do; ii ka
do. do; so half do do do In store and for ssle 81
10 ~ LEWIS N. WEBB CO.
MANTILlAS, SHANi4h ana sCARFS.-.
M From this day We oder our stock OF col0red and
black Mantilas. black lace Shawls and scars sfvery
low prices 20 reduce stsck.fs - IEa IS = ~
$50 W.. sPERKINs 4 CO, as
10 H. 8sa~ s No. ~, kssls iusfs.
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II we appeal TO our best known cIti-

TT We, appeal 70 our best known cifi-
W. OFFER NO MERE MUSHROOM ARTL
5 GLE BUT a MEDICINE PROCEED BY
b THOUSANDS TO DE THE GREAT INIIG.
ORATOR IND RESTORER OF THE SYS-
THE SUMMER-ITS DlSEASES-THE RENE
~ DY AT HAND 6
HAMPTONS~ PROFITABLE TLNCTURE- =
We have the strongest of the good effects
Of this medicine in Cholera Morbus, Diarrhna, and
Diseases of the Bowels incident TO the 1t n-
vigorates the stomach and bowels, and renders the
sy stem great assistance in combating the approach
OF indeed all forms of dseas,.
& HAMPTON'S sVEGETAHI.E TINCTURE.
By mild action the stomach, liver snd the kid
peys, will cure Dyspepsia, Coughs Asthma bronchial
and Lung 1feefioas, Pains in the Buck Side and
Breast, Consumption Scrcfaia, Rheamatisns. Govt.
Neuralgia, Fistala, Piles, Bowel Complaints, Worms
and Nervous Debiites and all diseases arising from
impure blood.
One bottle will prove its superior virtue. f,s
al ~ As a FEMALE MLDICINE r
Hsmpton's Tincture cannot be exceled. A. beau
tyns agent 1t IL for superior to any OF the cosmetics
of the day. producing beautiful clear skin, and CIV
ing to the cheeks tho color Of the Importing to
every muscle that life and elasticity which gives to
all who enjoy health snch grace and beauty;
Chronic or Periodical Nervous, or Sick Headac
of long standing has been cured by 1as an
tor and restorative, where gentle stimulant Is want
ed we believe it superior all the cordels ever be
fore the public the Youth and Old 1ge, the single
and Married, offer the most valuable remedy
Call and get Pamphlets gratis and see cures
Sold by q. A. STRECkER and PURCELL, LADu
& CO. Richmond; bv DR.. COOKE, Fredericksburg; BY
all the Druggists in Petersburg; by MoRTiMEk
MOWBRAY, Baltimore. and BY Druggists and store
keepers everywhere.
IA lQ-1Irfs &
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e. Auction N0tIce...GrocerfcF Liquors,
&c. THIS MORNING, by
: g. DAVENPORT, ALLEN l. co, :
ie 19-lt s Auctioneers.
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SPAIN AND MExICo.--It is stated that the Presi-
dent of the Republic of Mexico hesitates to reces
nize the Spanish Minister who comes with such
formidable war trappings in his train and that he
would not do so until the Spanish vessels Of war
left the port of Vera Cruz
The amount claimed by Spain as losses incurred
by Spanish subjects during the struggle of Mexico
for independence, is six millions. Mexico has
called for revision of these claims, urging that
some of them al fraudulent Spain refused this
demand. and Mexico endeavored to enforce IL by
compelling the compliments to deposite their titles
with available security fer the amounts already
psia thereon threatening to confscae the property
of the Spanish holders should thew refuse I'd do So
ana actually carrying out the threat in several
cases. This is resented by Spain, and squadron
mas been sent to Vera Cruz to back its complaints
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:, hussiA-The new Russian loan WILL 1t il be-
nesed, amount to l00,0 600 silver roubles. The
bonds will be redeemed every year by means of =
sinking fund formed by an additional one per cent.
reserved annually, with which will be combined
lottery of money prizes. The loan is principal
" for the constructions of railroads In the interior
of Russia, and partly for the decentralization to be
paid to Denmark for the Sound Dues; although It
is whispered that considerable portion of it will
be given up to the Grand Duke Constantine, to
enable him TO carry out bis darling project of met
amorphosing the whole OF the Russian navy into
screw steamers a548 4
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r. Notice...I would inform the gentle.
men who sat for PhotogIap for the r L. l. Blues,
thst the copies which they ordered for themselves
ready; and those who have not az yet left their
orders are earnestly requested to do Immediately,
it will be very inconvenient to furnish any more
copies unless ordered before July LIST.
. DAN'L BENDANN. 10 Main street,
je 1876 Next door above Mitchell 4 Is ler's.
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DR.. JAS. B. MccAw, Medical Eas@inss. Ns'A''

The undersigned having charge Of the above bust.
ness, viii be pleased to answer any enquiries upon
the subject, attend 10 shy business entrusted TO
him. TuUS L. ID. WALFORD,
lie lT--Im
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FRIGHTFUL PERIL--When the Harlem a.Is
railroad train, on Saturday, was passing over the
Harlem bridge. and dashing on, three double
whistles gave an alarm that startled everybody !
The brakemen all fortunately at their posts. i'm.
mediateiy exerted all their power to break un--
and they succeeded just as the engine was ab,op,
20 feet il may be 25 feet, from an open dr,v
bridge yawning for it with twenty feet of water,
Meanwhile the fireman was seen leaping ovar
the tender, and aiming for the first car-bu, ,ha
engineer heroieally stuck to his post and ,h,,s
saved the train and the lives OF AN conno.,'.s
whit Fortunately, there were but ,lrse esr.
with no baggage ear-and the train being Tins
light. the engineer was able to save bimseis r.
could not have seen the open draw tin he eot we'll
on re bridge, and he was deceived. il IA said
~ me wrong signal being up. Thus were saved
= a hundred and fifty human beings from another
Nofwsik calamity Y. Express -
lte australian direct steam Navigation conn.
pssy ~ way Of Panama, was about 10 be wannd
ny. ssing uuable to complete its s,r
Of A A,s.. THg cariroL "a prominent politc,..
moya 10 q. ,. - Masd petition for the re-
matt Or ZONE other point. 4s~a 20 cinein-
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Congressional.
coRKEspoxpESc Eor THE p1sP4rcH.

WASHINGTON, June 15-The House met to-day
and after some unimportant business adjourned.
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GpBCIAx Wo11Cu9.

M11MoHD June n, 1855
- d. D1gD@leh ~ H1fo9eh your eel.
f<nns I'll - giv4 sm1lt pieces Of sdvice 70 tb4x
6trtiou the c0m1oonity Xbo sand their letteFs ~
10 - nee u ss1vents, Wlkh money TO obtain The
stamps and then pat them on. Now how much bet
=. sssn 3 lssvs 4 81 % thsis Ne. ~
half Of them knew not how 80 pat . STAINS ON This
IL Why Save ne d0abt, that there Arc 81 many let
ter he'd for non.paymeut The ssFvant stseks g 10
supposes The MP vs By making it - wst d be
can and then fubbinei II until pretty we'll fubb-
Ga or and dropped In the box with hnndfeds Of other
letters The stamp, not half pat on. wonld be very
easily rubbed o.; and whsrs there are many other
letters perhaps five hundred, land some ten or
twelve without samps, % esrn are dropp ia The
Office weekly, how the post master tell which
letter the sap belongs Or in other cases tbs
want not knowing very often drops the letters in and
never thinks sbont the money u would be well for
10 1g-1t Yours, o. b. r.