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TnE IsAreURAL As n WAS Al FlRsT-The

THE ISACGUEAL AS n WAS Al FiRsT-The
Washington correspondent OF the \. y. Times
says;
tits very well known that the Message as
originally prepared, did not meet the concur
renee Of Gen. CasS, OF the new editor OF the
GniOn, when submitted to their inspection on
Tuesday night; and but for alterations which
werO hero required and made at the last hour,
both would probably have retired frt,m the pos
sitiOnS assigned to them. With all his love of
Office, Gen. GasS was tenacious Of his Sqnatter
Sovereign bantiing, and even went SO far as to
threaten to throw up the scales which glittered
80 invitinglY before his eyes This little episode
may serve to explain the individual opinion
which Mr.. Buchanan expresses, as to the point
of time when the people of Territory may I'M
dertakc to decide upon the subject Of Slavery.
CRrELrr on BoARD OH SMIPs. Recent dlevel-
opemeuts show that the most horrid punish-
lnents and outTages have been inflicted upon
onr seamen. The matter is undergoing inVes-
tigation in the East. The following is speci-
men:
1t has been proved in Court that on board of
the Ocean Monarch men have been forced to
draw with their teeth iron nails from the deck,
into which they had been driven for that pur-
pose to the depth OF two inches; that they had
been compelled literally tolick up the dust from
the deck Of the cabin floor; and at the inquest
held upon Dutchman who had been beaten IN
death By the third mate and the boatswain of the
Guy Manneriug, the surgeon who made the post
nortem examination depOsed that the head
presented an enormously confused mass, the
face was completely battered in, and there were
from 20 TO so confused wounds upon the feet,
legs, thighs and back The hospitals of Liv-
erpool record many instances Of the lamentable
condition In which tho majority OF these VIC
tins Of savage ferocity are brought in.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-10

For Rent,
TIME Store North West corner Of Main and
B pHlon. Apply on the premises to
p 12hI-tf zs5sf SHEPPARD & MORGAN
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-10

81 AT MODERATE RATES
Y AR tbs centre of the city, opposite ne
bstaGe and only few squares from the RaAl'S
Dep0ts and Steamboat LandfnS.
vsz5sS.s EXCELLENT STABLTNR
y % TIE lIor9s. Travellers and boATder9
that no pains viii Be spaEelto add to thef es
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-10

s3tgt For Rent
ROOM In the Integencer building formerly occupied
on LIST April. Apply. at this of1ce feb1G-tf
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-10
MEDICAL.
d AMPToN'5 IINcruRn

Ia AH1REQN'5 FG1NCTBRB
EIAAIIPP0N's TINCTBRR lSrhFSlA.
TIAsI1sTo,ss TI,SSyF,Tk AyIII CURE cough.
WILL CURE RHEITSy ,rye,.
EIAAfPToN'S TINGIURE " . AiSa.
TINGTURE - 'ONoFVLA.
WILL CURE NERVOUS HFNDtC,,,,
TINCTuRR '-sDEAetE
TINCTURE NsAl'olA
WILL. CURE SPINAL, nTS1r ,Sr
If44AfPTON'S TINCTURE .s'tt SA19h.
}HYILLssINYIGORATr
WILL CURE LOW SRIRTrs
HAMPFONS TISCTURE 94'4i''tS.
Wherever used has been successful Ia CUyRISn n,s
after othss se@ med have la,lsi: 1'efASs
an should he used in EVER fam. 4
Mr.. IF1iE, LEItfH. = - 'AHh'y.
No 195 SOuIu P1cI ysTRIGF. BsIIIyoRR
an ENVY 81 .SI'IP9RL iIsSsoE' 0''eu''.
No.2 REGsrER STREET., BALTrN0sE
MOTT aFeddgIA cLse G ScrOfltEd Of yeOra' stgndin,
n 9'"tS5sE Of piece e Gne. rstors 10 Gslity ''0'
s' 10 81; q SIS shfsiiatia5ag i, 1sqe1tr
Ter case glsr taTs OF A.ta asiop ietei3..
HSnkGiz4RsY sc Isl e. e. 4sr
boy In the family Of the Hon W. p ThOmas.op orr.
from head to foot s eyelIs turned INSIDE out sT Ss'
ns eEsE t3e 50 as g produce bndnes lie ~
=, ;DRSPEPSiA, YERY0ES DISEASE Ge.
from these complaints for IS months With BODY s1 sf E
severely Effected. He cured by HAMPTON, Vl M
l'ne'aF ''ss SS Si3Sf fa S6 SD
MT Henry y VIM had . Cough for yesFsSreatw. ,,
neIS aa IN an ave Or sig yssian tried all d.
a1 Rf' "a ssss eSls z z1vcrcRs
NE 6FR sSh " Rfss 6S9 : Sl.1sdI1Esn,
4Asg5g :. I5I!e0RD By T0ISA Ms RI gE
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-10

"a Store Rooms For Rent.
THE Store Post Office building, at present
occupied by Edwards b Brother retail Grocery, Is
for rent This room Is doing snonust the best,
me very best retain grocery busneSsu this city, Passeion
the LIST Of April. - Y y
The room the above In husIdng, and
tebII-lm- ..las..E..s8s WIN. PATTON
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-10

MONROE HOU 3E.
LOPPosITE TIE SUSPENSION BRIDGET
WHEELING, VA.
VIM BAR r ugT Proprietor.
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HIs well known Hotel has been newly renovalsi, and
iarnid esthe best Of accommodations to traTee
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-10

UIFLlBubs (.I5-l75t ~
THE Store Room on Main street. formerly oceuued by
\ George Mende a. Furniture warero0m. Apply to
dee3l FRANCIS R. ARMSTRONG.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-10

nn For Rent.
ME dwelling house occupied by O. g. Lambdtn Centre
Wheeling, Also, adjoining now occupied by Thos
TAYLOR. For further information, apply to
iebl4 - q BONHAAT. EIIDERTSON & CO..
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-10

SUGAR CD12EDsLZ4tA8S.
TUSEreceIVed, terces Manner Itadd Co.'s su1Grtor
q Sugar Cured Hams, strictly for family use n
mh5 ~ ts'-3 20 = il I. N. HUMPHREY.
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E hottie WI prove ItR- aoperi0f virtue.
~. .b2EalEiEE lGEDILlIl

Ns4SfAfBlsKA II WEDIGINF
Ilhfnptons Ttncture cannot be exceel "A a l,espt.
agent y is far superior to any Of the Of de AN
nE9hasnS beautiful elenn skin, and Rtvng the rhtt,
and which gives to all enjoy health
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-10

IS 'sHQLD YOUR 'H6RSRS!H -
n MIL you rad OF something 70 their beneht AZ
o. health nnds preventive Of dseaSsIn
-, ~ sL0AH's CONDITION. POWDERS. ~
They are very popular, d. Pree 25eents
Roe 9aloly z---4, [mE5l r. II. LOGAN 4 CO. 2
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-10

Hos. ]. B. Ftoyp. a review of the meu.3
bers Of present cabinst, one ofour Exchanges
has the following
John Floyd belongs to one Of the Fret
Families OF irginia, Of which he has once BEEN
chosen Governor on the stsengt OF his having
had q father who was Goycrnor before hin. 2.
He (this Johnl has not benin Congress and
has made no figure anywhere that we can re-
except in making a speech in Walt
street. which, prey vented any obstruction Of that
often crowded locality.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-10

fa1SsA.p lady Eentiegaan would re-
MAIN ne cure OF asARreeahle wien
ing ING tAG IHoCsANp as 6dentifrice NofId
render sweet bat leave The aS nniSs
terK Many ID
IL q q s lrtesas viz e1fo65s
last . year. ~ w 4ll1s
O. e q Eehiove t6f,
ana Ifeek e1 u SSd
Eeselte haes B61I e iF5
iSgsh the toee nll and
sgGNtEa Ekpe EABEs-Vet SG5iF. a.
- &c g @ tEee .sB1ai 81
5l1 Soe eSrta veil a.
lu8. kElse olly my CENTS. s5ssi.s +
tfRs REEllIDE9 AGO..
t1- raulE IN eIilaEes New York
= les selehg VI A XIV ans = "a 49, ses
~ el94S CURED n 1islh stofe 619l Tor ssie ~
10y VI GIlpSf
~ ea1esy IfERRl I6CGHIISs & ETSz ~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-10

GLOVER SEED.
IN BUSHELS Glover Seed just received and for sale by
-fNg. mh5 ~ l. NJ pCYPIIREY
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Chronic or Periodical Nervous or Sick IFea3sebe NJ
standing has been cured by nas an invrorstor and =,
where gentle stlnulant Is Wahts Ne brt Il
% al te cofdias before the pubIie h ne
HSsA and Oh A0e the Single aad Married. We oseF Ss
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-10

II I will have - - tSe 81 - res
A &c CT.I o. IS sALES
FoF Ladies' and Gentlemen every STnPS.fN.e
Non ~ 9gl9ek When IsE sell SUPERIOR GOODS
Wand well selected. - 5p+'ue shSHsly
and Gentlemen that cannot attend the Ar
s 1g IRON ne 1FPg hs week Ct SALE
an . % wind up ny business quick possible
sell IN order to close speedily as NAV Is Ii H.
following unprecedented low prices - Ss
SIX Buttons worth 121<G at. q
Stas! :. aitEle3S q Rt...... Pc i I9t
s4aains' hleaehed ~ worth IS per vaTs
lCambrici cold, worth 1Qc a. 20
paper. q 123fc e ~ ~ 4,
SallSoss except English MeFTim0sk and ; lsFl n
cobSFNS 40 q
Is IS So cfs 'ss's ~ :, :
M0rinos French worth Al m - i, So -
- !, :" 1 1.25..,S tSS d. "a
4asiin De Lalns g 20
Manchester GinghamS. =
Ribbons worth Is ef - g q
q sOn worth sln1. 1910 s
sSSt3l...-:;sSSgg,x
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-10

soldbS 81. MORTIMER 4 MOWBRAY,
$40 Baltimore ST., Baltjrlor.
/ - and S04; Broadway, n r
Price 81 pei. bottles. q z = & 1tE G1ia
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OalIand get PampGle cts gratis, and see ea,s,.
70. E.Eslsi6y y. ~ Logan s. 90, Wheeling, Gen
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'rice e5 cents. z lIiRJS m j e
sLoASs Family and HORSE Ointment 5aIso for sais By
nlh0s .is.sa n II LOG AN q CO..
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-10

NOk,ELI'Y HILLS F1SOUR.
USE ISL received from ParkersburR 81 Barrels Novelty
= MNls Flour. D0ASE & 3CoWGILL 80
nR4 II ,-5.= (, corner Main and Quincy SITS.
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!. I8al.yllls. Novsmbsr 1sss. AA11 :. NIAlNs7..
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FORpE9.

II So oPt;SE TINS nay, FfSs sFooR rs
~ ~ y
usual, izere WITT t y
3fsb5 sa9 Boston, Oc aSs ne
6q1aTe gnd 5r tiis
lheFs bsfJ rs ana hF6t Prize q aiVer 15SI
asai5 ~ Ss Sel a5 siass 81 Iass4a.
70 sen tlsesss IN bls5s
q an nj snve So So
e49 l26 t1iSn rtSeSt = kRe Old etC
3Aqog 70 Feglts lItsie fS,5,St StAtELL0Rs
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-10

AT General Request.
A a,'; made the following change IN my Auction saes
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-10

H4JEpT0lY'S ISEqETABKE ZLEgTERF
by mild action on the stomach. liver aud Eiisey, m
cure 4yapet6. Cot9hs, stAtRG, bronchial dSd LEss
AQecttoRss Palma iIt tie -lfIck SdS, aAd RrSns ~
ssI;f5o1 helar,tis9.. Cout, SstrGigfa r.
IIm ItEcs olUek Complaints, Worms and NsrroEl q
blifS, and all diseases arising from Impnye blood s
jsl Is 7 DEET[E4 TLE IlYEEDREN
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-10

sIs For Rent.
very desirs,e DWELLING house HanPden street
the LIST day Of April next. Apply to
teb21 PRANOES r. ARNIsTRONC}.
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Gsreat lnaprovon.entI In SIX Hats.

PATENT FLExIBLB BANDIl
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HA1kI2TQNatS 4KEGEIl4BLE3 TZECTFPP
We have the strongest assurance Of the good .s,
this lnedictns in Cl1olcrA AOrbuS, DaFrh0a and IN @
o. the pEsls incident 70 the 1t nyirorSt.s Is
StonaeEand bowels, and rtneTa the system rot ne
4nce q combating The approach of indeed an fo,as 7
The Washington union., 1857-06-02

65upuau Gbuuei Union oJames A. Kennedy, 425 ;
sElijah Eiffonston, 4le eIdchard II. Clara, 4zV
KnoY- -noiliings j. r. Clements, 400 John Ball. 413 !;
VI J. MeItfn to7
As,essor ffiotaas ". fufeh, djdou,) III civilian
Douglas *. NJ 427.
FIN Ward Alderman Edmund Barry, (Uhion,)
345 Almon Baldwin. TX. NJ 234
Common Cbaael -Union--eWm II. Wallace, $50 L.
r, French, $40; owillam A. Mulloy, 524. Know
fothdngs-BohH Bohlayer 232; L. G.. Handy, 2S6; w.
P Ferguson, 234,
SHh Ward Alderman Aaron ". Miller, Cunion,)
25l oKobert Clark, TX. M 37S. 81
Common Council. - union.-Thomas Altemus, 25l; Ihos
Champion 249 !; James w Rob;nson, $50, Know-noth-
ings-oJames A. Gordon, s77 OWN. ~ Hutchinson,
397 oJamcs Crandell 369
SereuA Wad.--We have been enabled to obtain the
vote 6 only precinct but enough is known TO war
rant fbS belief at John L. Smith, (K. NJ for alder
man, has been elected oves VIM O. Flood, Union,) by
about I4O majority; and 80 E TItons y Lloyd Charles
Al Potion and Robert T. Knight (k ~ ~ for c9Ipraon
council over Samuel Pumlhrey, John T. casseiI, aOd
John T. Bradley, Unionsts)
The Washington union., 1857-06-02
DEPARTMENT. NEWS.
STATE DEPARTMENT.

SaqurAThe following extract is taken from the let
Der Of correspondent at this plpcs /.
I'm this country labor is low, If not lower than in
any other party of Germany Most of the manufactured
articles are exported TO foreign countries and not the least
mart thereof to the United States of America The prin
al articles exported are cotton and half linen goods
seh as eorses without seam for ladies wear, and drill
for pants manufactured in Stutgardt, Ludwigsburg,
eanstadtJ Goeppingin, and Pebenhausen The cotton
yarn is mostly imported from England but lately sew
a spinning factories have been established at Heiden-
helm Gcsngen and other places and very extensive
one will commence operating shortly at Esslngen 10 sup
nv the home trade Besides the above-named articles
woolen hosiery and cloth from Ebngen and Goeppngen
carved bone, ivory, and wooden from Gesngen
and drugs are exported to the United States but to no
great extent.
1he wines produced here mostly consumed in this
country and but very little exported TO The United
States.
1.-THE emigration from this country to the United
States has fallen off considerably for the last few years.
consequence of labor being in demand and better
paid than formerly The price paid at present for day
work is from thirty cruitzers to form
1.-The extensive factory for building steam-engines at
Elingen employing about 900 hands, well as the
iron foundes at Wasserangen and userkochen belong
ing the State, have no influence American trade
1.-The railways running TO the Lake of Constance con-
Meeting Wurtcmberg with the Grand Duchy of Baden ON
one side and the kingdom of Bavaria and Switzerland
the other State property and under State manage
mcnt
The Washington union., 1857-06-02
by TELEGRAPH.
Four Days Later from Europe.

QUEBEC June The steamer Canadian, from Liver
pool the goth May has arrived She reports that the
Europa arrived out on the 18th.
Paris letters state that the discount market easy
with better supply of money the Bourse 1t il r-
morcd that the Bank of France has made contract
for gold The silk market remains in state of sus-
pense but nothing unvoable has tanspred in France
From Naples accounts good, but in Lombardy un-
certainty prevails
The new Danish ministry apparently pursuing an
amclioratng course towards Halstcn.
There had been another battle between the Turks and
revolted Arabs at Damaska.
There had been no further operations by the Americans
in China af
In the Liverpool market cotton quiet and general
ly unchanged sales three days l6,000-to spectators
1900 and exporters 200 bales
Breadstufis were steady. Provisions unchanged.
The money market was unchanged; consols for money
93a, account 93B
The Washington union., 1857-06-02

The figures marked thus (t) are not accurate
Taking the vote for collector criterion, there
about 7ls votes cast of which Mr. Halliday, the
cessful candidate received 2527 and Mr. Dixon l9l
making the formers majority 1886
The antknow-nothing candidates for register and
yeyor also elected by handsome majortes together
with majority of the councilmen.
The antknow-nohings may well claim brilliant vic
tory
CouRr OF CLAIMS SATuRpAY.-The court opened at II
o'clock Present Judges Blackford and Scarburgh.
Mr.. Revefdy Johnson resumed and concluded the clos
ing argument fot the claimant In the case of j. Bgeow
administrator of f. Cazeau ard the case was submitted
Adjourned until Monday next, II o'clock, a. M, at
which time the law docket will be taken up and the fol-
lowing ten cases called for hearing No $685. Richard c.
Mason, trustee No 554, William Gates; No 55s Ed
mund j. Lee and Others, administrators; No. $780, Rob-
ert H. Williamson No $685. Willis Runfeld; No 594
John b. Montgomery No. 637, Neal Smith, admins
TRAITOR; No 642, Daniel D. Davidson No. 65I, Fauche
Brothers No. 653, Abijah Savage, administrators.
CouRr OF CLAIMS YEsrERpAY.-Anthony " Hofer of
Washington was attorney of this court Mr.
Rockwell opened the argument for the claimants in the
case of Richard c. Mason, trustee.
Mr. Blair replied for the United States, and the case
submitted.
Mr. Rockwell opened the argument in the case of
Fauche Brothers. and without concluding the court ad
iourned to III o'clock to o-moTTow
The following will be called and heard in their
order to-mor
No. 6s7 William Davenport The United States
No 694 Nicholas Sinnott, jr. No 500 David Hines
No 7O5 Joseph s. Boser. No 7O7. George w Mum
day No 730 Lewis e. Collins. No. 731 Harvey
Mitchell, administrator No 1888 Charles A. Dubois de
Luchet. No. 1853. Herman Hooker ct AL No 769
George A. oBricn. No. III. Alexander Cross No.
1885, Ephraim f. Gilbert. No 79l. Thomas Thomson
and others. No. sos. Edward l.. Norfolk No s1l
VIM II. Chase. No. sl4. Robert H. Gray administrator
No 8l5 f. Wheeler & Co. No. $40. Thomas j. Flour
noy No. SAG. VIM. Rely. No. $40. James c. Roanc.
The Washington union., 1857-06-02
CITY COUNCILS.

Those whose marked with star (o) are
elected
First Ward Alderman oGcorge w. Riggs, Union, J
424 scattering, g.
Common Council -Union--oJohn B. Turton, 357 ;
oCharlcs Albert 357 oRobert A. Waters, 1881 Know
nothingJohn Easily lsl; John N. Craig ISL; VIM.
Forrest, 1856,
Second Ward Alderman oThomas Miller Union J
470; VIM. A. Boss, TX. NJ 300.
Cbmmoa Council Union oIhomas ]. Fisher 400 !;
oFerdinand jefferson, 487 OWN 0rme, 486. Know
nothing-D. s. Hardness, 199; James Goddard, 1876 :
Franklin Little, 1876.
isSessor. George I. Stewart Union) 476; J. w.
Barker, TX NJ 1879.
Third Ward. Alderman Donoho, Union }
3ia Jonathan T. Walker, * NJ 339.
Cbmmon Council Union oLambert Tree, 356 oJ. f
Brown, 35l; oChrstopher oHare, 1888, Know-noth-
+ Hodgson 1872 John G.. Robinson 337 !;
John w. Simms, S3l.
Fourth Ward Alderman John H. Goddard (IJnion,)
413 on. G. Emery TX. NJ 423.
The Washington union., 1857-06-02
Nep HAMPSHIRE Leqisloture.

CoNcoRp IN. H. May 31--The legislature meets on
"Wednesday, when the governor will be in and de-
liver his message One of the most important acts of the
session win be the election of United States senator
he plac of Mr. Bell recently deceased The Hon Icha-
tbod Goodwin is the most prominent candidate.
The Washington union., 1857-06-02
NAVY DEPARTMENT.

-iRointme Mr. John w. Sandford, ir., of North Caro-
hna has been appointed assistant surgeon in the navy in
the place Of Assistant Surgeon j. p Thorn, resigned
designations, ~ Passed Midshipman A. c. lard U. s. N,
has resigned
Captain p NJ Henry has resigned his Office in the bu-
ieau Of the Surgeon General u s. A. to take effect this
day
The Washington union., 1857-06-02
Ayrical of Gorernor Walker in Kansas.

LEcoMProN, May 2s.Gov. Walker arrived here yestcr-
day. He read his inaugural address, which very
lengthy II declares that the territorial laws shall be
forced and ccses the actions of the frceSate men, and
declares that the position taken will be maintained by the
whole force of the government.
In passing through the town of Lawrence the governor
assured the people that everything would be allowed
fair inquiry into the points in dispute
nominating convention was held here for delegates
to constitutional convention and for surveyor general
and candidates nominated.
The Washington union., 1857-06-02

Ihe steamer Rocket direct from Pttsburg Pennsylva-
m had on freight four thousand five hundred bushels OF
'Oa ior a firm in St Anthony, Minnesota
The Washington union., 1857-06-02

private letter from London, dated May 10, gives
rather encouraging accounts of Mr. Crawford case
der the treatment of DR. Fell
The Washington union., 1857-06-02

TIME subscribers, grateful for past avors and
finding discriminating public besowng their patron
that extent that necessary to exhibit oil
enlarged their depot by extensive waro
oadw No 251 OF Murray street OPP
Hail. This enlargement of warehouse with tho
enlargement their factory will enable the subscr
keep hand all larger stock Of fire and burglar
establishment the world Particular at
tcnon will strucng private families match
the security plate and jewelry
Also
order all kinds chests vault
vaults Halls patent proof locks for banks
ones patent Formulation bank lock and Cgers
patent letter lock, without key. a&3
s. G. HERRING & Co.,
Nos. 1876, 1877 and l39 Water street, and
No. 251 Broadway Murray ST., New York.
j. C0YIE L. CO., Agents
Washington, u. c.
b. W. KNOWLES Agent
Nav o6-1v Richmond Virginia.
The Washington union., 1857-06-02
NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
Ben. 4 L. A. whitIook a co.

Ben. Il L. A. whitlock a. Co.,
10 Beekmdn Street Of Nassau, opposite The AsOr
House,
PRO- iErOs oF THE PREMIUM CHAMPAGNE CEMANT CABINET
VMP0s fERS of Cognac brandies for druggists and
merchants use fre oard, Dupuy, Co. Hennessey not Cas-
lon oter houses Of the highest reputation
pcto ceebrate brandes the native proof favor OF
Cognac, viz
Vineyard O Chateau Bernard,
Iiqueur dcs champs dor,
superior vineyard yeux eognac.
Also
Excasfse importers of the
Old Ho5sl Hollands,
Burgomassr Sshnapps,
And several sherry MADEIRA and Port wines &c.
Ales, porters, and oigars direct from shippers
CHAMPAGNE, CREsLANT
BMkEAw Co the exclusive owners o. This wine and
regular packets and beg those who
given under their that
will deacy Of flavor and quality TO wine at
present imported.
Benz NJ whiaock,
Edwd A. Whtlock,
Fredk J. Haversuck BEN L. A. WlfflOCk a 90.
Oliver W. Dodge,
Henry Cammeyer
May 26-1ys
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man ceases TO bo "good fellow" the moment he
refuses to do precisely what other people wish him to do
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Judge Lorb,g moi 10 be Removed, &c.

BosToS June I-Governor Gardiner refuses to remove
Judge Loring from his seat Judge of probate.
Lieutenant Albert Allmand of Virginia, died suddenly
yesterday aboard the frigate Cumberland.
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Plantation for Gen. Pierce.

LOUISVILLE, May 30.The Yicksburg papers contradic
the report that has been subscribed in Mississippi
to buy plantation for exPresident Pierce Nothing
the kind has been done
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IMPORTANT TO PRINTERS. Having been APP
pointed agent sale OF printers ink IN the District
old and long tried establishment ORC ~ Lghtbody Ncw
York formerly Iigbbody now receiving, and shn
keep constantly ON hand supply grades which
shall sell factory price, All inks sold by be returned
not AZ rccommcnlcd EDwD TOWERS,
Ap 29--3tawlm ID street between oth ana fm suoee'
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Bag THE EXECUTIVE BOARD of the National Demo
cratic Association consisting OF Messrs ucien peyton Alex nmy
q walach D. r. McNnr Henry Baird and VIM A. Johnson will
the Wallacb Louisiana avenue opposite
Hall Tuesday evening June p O'Clock Business OF
porance TO be considered and full attendance requested
X y. PAGE,
June Rec. Secretary.
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MoreDaats Of Troops Of he United States The following
General Orders, which have just been promulged,
plain the contemplated movements of considerable body
Of United States troops