Evening Star Newspaper, June 1, 1855, Page 2

SS TE EVENING STAR. [et WASHINGTON OITY: PRIDAY AFTERNOON ...---++++++-Juno 1. AGENTS FOR THE STAR. e following persons are authorized to contract for the publication of adver- tiscments in the Star: Vhiladelphia—V. B. Patugn, N. W. corner of Third and Chestnut sirects. New York—S. M. Pernneit & Co., Jyassau street. on—V. B. Patugr, Scoilay’s Building. Ee (">> ADVERTIsEManTs should be handed in by i2 o'clock, M., otherwise they may hot appear until the next day. pS ale o¥ THE MORNING PRESS. ow contains no editorial essay this geneer argues elaborately to penish Government have not ts (the Jntelligencer’s) positions rights on the high seas in the vicinity a, a3 the Unio alleged a few days our talented, amiable, cour- , cathusiastic and knowing the re tion adopted by the things, at Harmony Hall, on ast, for their protection against mthe perpetration of which the ‘ing majerizy in the councils laid a, hag completely nonplussed the cchemers. Our soecstimuble noigh- ates, then frets, next scolds, and and fotzes ever it, announeing a@ perceptions of these of common- ts friends arefairly caught in their They devised a scheme by whiek, as bt, fraedolent returns might be otesult of theappreaching elestionin > seven wards of Washin. ay Ant‘ Know © ours, and then ug by declaziag taken as a witness con- m under bis oath as a i t order, which ding pon him. ving thus excluded the Fs ail participation in. iluct of the election, aid on the tablea ou providing that the ballots voted ° Teturned fo the corporation archives d as a part of the rcsord of shey also Isidon the tetie their Preparations ior the ecommiszion ofj with impuniiy, in the conduct of the The cnty recourse left to t to £2erd against the possibili rauc in Counting ite ballots in those wards— mon net desirous of having fraudalent rus made would themselves have guarded ® t—wes to Tognest their tiends to voto ht of respectable citi ord of the na at way in ia the whe will make rz ir adopted on the ofthe most ‘ton, ing been written out in the ing sig ye ard at bis request. We thus origia of the resolution to show the itity of tbe effort of our talented, euibusiestic, knowing, entortsinis, ule neighbor to connect the Adminis- it was unanimously alopted embracing, as that did, qnite 8 ory ee courteous un- clion of the Corneil egainst the perpetra- year alarge mojority of tae Commis. *# Were anti-Ameri¢an—i. e. anti-Koow we have ‘o say that, on that <ccaon, the boards of election commissicnere ‘i made, as always before in thiscity, to Whigs and one Dsmocrat, party having no Yicitle ag. ex were createc! It not be ti that there existed 20 N A tb ° nade on the o} of Parties, as pres ously. atm culucyusnly manifested itse co. .bat in one Ward gil three of the commis- wSwere onu-inow Nothings, in anchor sew Nothings, wand ings ‘0 one Know Nothicg, | in others two Know Nothings to oue anti- Var talented acd truibful neighbor also seys io the Taird Ward at the last election the vi-bLox * Was token to the priva‘s reci- ase ol one of (ue commissioners, where the es were counted.’ it fergets to add thai hough so taker, it was not for am instant tal-cn out of the sight of more than one active tearcest Know Nothing. and that the votes Worch were in it were only counted under the <y<3 of sach persons. Our talented and truth- wriber forgets to say thet from in the city to the present in every ward thereof have nly, ia the presence of unof- ial persons of both y 3 to the contest of 7" one - day. ‘bis is the Grit occasion singe the seitiomeat of Washington, when it is ar- aot u lo coun c ret, and that, toc: : Sas bCo0 ior the fret time purposely deprived of a representative on the woards ci election commissioners. Aa fer our d truibtal neighbor's high-falatin over the ettack upon the integrity of tue in- t Notuiog eleetion boards, that it has been made by the 3 the means of committing ty, and by themeelves (the epting places on those boards, sircumsteuces involyiog an entire and uAnewg violation ef the rights of their Wie aré politically opposed to a i fellow-citizens are suspicious Of Ltesccu ical play, apd seck to guard Know & the Know Nothing Council have voted ‘o strip them as far as pocsible of all means ef protecting their rights in the conduct of the election, and because they (the Know Nothing tection boards) have come forward as willing instruments to aid in the work of strippin, their fellow-citizons of the means of protecting their rights heretofore iavariably granted under similar eiroumstances, to any and every party in Washiogton city. Our confidence in the honesty and purity of American citizens in the exercise of the elec- tive franchise, would, on ordinary cceasions, induce us to deprecate any exhibition of dis- trust; but when itis Known that the Know Nethings have secret caths and pledges at war with the freedom of the elective franchise, and that the purposed atrangement excluding all inepectors not Know Nothings, was deliberate- ly made, we must be excused for saying that we prefer an opportunity t> detect fraud if attempted. Tt always tells the Truth—(i/ide the Vir- Stnia Blection.)—Our talented, amiable, cour- ‘cous, entertaining, enthusiastic, agreeable and truthful neighbor has its manufactory of “eccks acd bull.” in full operation just now, the election being so nearathand. Three or four of the most expert and ambitious workmen in the roorback line are evidently at it in its ‘astory with sleeves rol’ed up and perspiration Tolling down. Werowato attempt to shoot down, oe by one, 0! of its fancy whoppers, there would be no room lei: in the Star for the publication of any other reading matter. The following smasher, however, is so re- froshing inits unblushing mendacity, that we choose to exposo its utier and eatiro falsehood, if but by way of exhibitins in its true light to people of common sense, the exact charac- ter of the prevent efforts of our tzlented, amia- dis, courteous, entertaining, enthusiastic, Knowing and trathfv’ neighbor to effect the election to come off on Monday next. SecRETARY or Tae Navy vs. CommANDANt or Tax Wasuryeton Navy Yarp —Itisstated asa factthat Mr Dobbin, Secretary of the Navy, has izened an imperial ukase (such as he is noted for) to Captain Hiram Paaldi Commandant of the Washington Navy Ya: Tequiring the diseharze of every employee who may have the ind pendence to vot: the American ticket on Monday next; that the re- ply of the Cemwandant to ibis order wes, + atge every & vote Ais orn sen- n under hiro that nemts!?? 4 et Truly, anobte reply from a gal- and American soni! © above is from a responsible souree: but we oan hardly believe that the Scorotary of can have issued so tytanical an or- robably ter. Ho requested Commodore Panldiog ioa above stated, and then re- ceived tho reply attributed to Commodore Pauiding by ovr corcoapondent.— Eu. Organ Now we havo to remark that we are autho;- ized aad requested by Commodore Paulding to sey, thatin the course of his command of the Washington Navy Yerd, nearly two and a half years, not 2 word has been said to him by the Seoretary of the Navy, or any of that fuuctionary’s subordivates upon the subject of voting or the politics of any person or persors thought of holding open air meetings during the day or night will be abandonod by ail the cow NW rowdies and b: truthful neighbor’s immedia‘s coterie will sarely break the peace at any such Anti- Kaow Nothing gathering, for they know by experience that they erjoy the hearty eympa- (ay of the police on euch csczsions. Up to his momect the Auti-Kuow Nothings have exbibited most commendable forbearance, and a tisposition to surrender muck of their rights for the prezervation cf the peace. We beseech them to do nothing which may possibly lead to a sarrender of the great advantage which taeir conduct gives them, when compared wih thas of the portion of their opponents kept by the eotorie of our talented and irath- ings of Washington. The es kept by cur talented and fui neighbor for riotous yurposes. Ordering Cut the Military, dc —ihe very generally circulated Kaoow Nothing blory about ordering cut the mili next, hag no other found bors iabor: to generate on that eccasion. Nosu i crder has been given by any military futhority here, hor ig necessity for any such order cz ci ated, unless it bo created ke patriotic ef the gang of parsons with ques 9 persenai reputztions, cleaned-out al gamblers, aud disappointed of- fice seekers formiug our (aleuted and trath fal neighbor’s coteris. Peaceabie and respec izensof Wesh- ugion with the gan, ww@ies and raffices they keep on band for tha: parpoco. tho Gun Powder Plot. —W one in Weshington who h2s c trust thet no 'y Laing to lose tby auarcby and mob rtle, so leeks common senge as to bolieve the fancy story of our tal- cated and truthful neigh ber, saying that there is an anti-Know Nothing depositery of arms and eumonition in ie cid capitol building. [i has its origin wacily in the conviction rest- ing on the minds of cur talented, chivalric and truthful ne!ghbor’s cc‘erio, that the ont- ‘ages perpetrated upon tho rights of their opponents by their agents in the councila and tweit band of ruflisos and rowdics in the streets, aze sufficicat to justify a resort to aby tacans for self defence. Foréign Paupors.—Our ialented and truth- ful neighbor yesterday published an article complaining tha! at this time the streets of Washington are more crowded with foreign paupers than ever before. Tae writer of it or more tbean doublo, as there never Was a ‘ime when thers was iess street begging in our cily than at present. Butif his essertion iz true, it merely amounts toa strong censurs of the Know Nothing aathori ties of Washington, whose duty it is to clear the streets of any such personas. Land Cffice.—Tho following is the amount of work done in the Gencral Land Office during the foar weeks ending May 26, 1855: Number of letters examined and enjered upen registers, 2,291; letters written, 2,242; pages of revord covered therewith, 1.591; patents— engrosged 5.922, rczorded 4792, transmitted 9,269, examined 42,740; entries posted in tract bocks, 24,621; acres of iorip iseued, 10,316. Stay at the Pol's!—It is to ba hoped that on Monday next, as many respected and re- spectable citizens of both’ parties as possible will remain at the polls. Oar talented and truthful neighbor, by ‘its footie! stories about depositories of arms and ordétin g out of the miitary, is doing its Lest fo generate riots at the election. The best way to prevent them ig for many respected aud respectable citi- “ it by every means left them, it is only | zens to remain constantly und the polis. ‘Their presence will, deabineshpecste to pre- serve the peace. The Subterfuge.—Great (mock) indignation seems to be excited by the attempt made by the Board of Aldermen to seoure the presence of an anti-Know Nothing in the room during the ting of the votes ni x? Mondhy evening. tee 1 in rate here and every- where allo’ parties to be repre- sonted among the commissioners of elections, that the Board of Aldermen were ashamed te alicw them to be composed entirely of Kaow Nothings. These immaculate commissioners consider the attempt to have any others than Know Nothings present as a slur upon their integrity—as an intimation that they, per- haps, would count and report the votes more fairly in the preserce of their opponents than in secret conclaye. They have guessed right the first t'me. As the move wes first made in the Board by a Know Nothing Alderman and supported by Know Nothing votes to some extent, it must be presumed that the motion and yote arose from mere considerations of common decency, and a respect for the Know Nothing party. But the community have other reasons for such amove. They know that that the only eect of the presence of an Anti Know Nothing Would be to detect fraud if attempted, and that no one of common-sense would object to his prosence. except for the purpose of securing the opporturity of commitiing & fraud with impunity.. We bave it upon excel- lent authority that, when “ mon seek darkness rather than licht’’ it is‘ because their deods are evil.’’ Men do not seek to conceal their virtuous and magnanimons actions—2onceal- ment is for quite another purpose. Lt is useless to talk, and be iadignant about the integrity of men, with such premonitory indicationsupon them. They will not betrusied and do not deserve confidence, and the open ticket will be resorted to to guard cgainst tho ivauds which ee2m to be deliberately in- tended. The driveling about the administra- tion seeking to control the votes of clerks, and the ranting about the integrity of the com- missionerz, will net prevent the citizens of Washington from looking after their rights. Men who intend to act honestly in public matters, have no cbject'on that the public shall inspect their doings. Know Nothingism vz. Principles —A Pro- tostant clergyman sends us the following: “When we get p ion of the Fedoral Government im 1556, assuredly wo will, there will not be loft in office ore man outsids of our order "—Lztract from an argument of Ino. N Craig, Know Nothing candidate jor Ald:riman in the First Ward, * Exporionca also skews that men ean, toa great degree, got over their sere> of shame, 80 as ihat by professing !iemselvea to be with- oa: principle, and avowing even direst vil- Ininy, they can support tuemsclves against the infamy of it.”—atraet from Bishop Butler's Analogy of Keligion, p. 54. Gur Legations in Europo.—The iest Livor- pool steamer is understood to have brought dispatches from all our Eurcporn Legations. Our affairs with all the continsatal Govorn- ments are understood to be going on presper- ously. Mr. Wason’s rcceat sojourn at Nice has greatiy improved his health, eis much better tian b's friends hed hoped. Mr. Bel- mont was in Paris at latest dates. Voto Early !—Keooll«2t tomake your pre. parations, reader, to vote aa early as possible on Monday morning next. A very heery vote will doubtless be cast, an@ those who fail to be early on the ground may reetonably expect tand for three or fours hours ia line iug (he poliing window. A Missouri Land fica Location Changed. ‘The land cflice heretofore leeated at Clinton, ouri, has been removel to Warsaw, on tho Osage, some twenty-five miles east, the Jatter location heing found nearer to the body of an- sold landa in the zeuthera and eastern parts of the district. ‘ at Operations of the Treasniy sterday, the Slet of May, eury Warrant; entered on $118 52 7.223 29 14.644 72 6,257 45 >? Depertment. TTL TMB ete eeeces War warrants received acd en- tered .essee.se seeee 314,770 24 War repay warrants reco and entered...... «- 337,072 29 Ox account of t +. 50,545 89 For covering into the Treacury from Lands........ 1,460 5i PERSONAL. ++++ Bonator Toombs, of Georgia, accompas ciod by his family, arrivad in tho city yeeter- day. and is at the National Hotel. +++» At ezpericnced woman assorts that when men break their hearts itis all the game as when a lobster breake one cf his claws: another sprouting immediately and growing in its place, - «+. Jesse Chickering, M. D., the well-known statistical author, whose writings rank among tho highest works of their class, died at West Roxbury, Massechasetts, on the 30th rltimo. Count Nesselrede has tendazcd his re- signation of office In tho Russian ministry, which the Emporor hee sesepted, and sp- pointed Prince Yermolci to eccupy the vacant st, to which tho Princs has signified his ad- esion. «eee Dr. Mortimer Thomson, better known to the public as ** Doestocks,” was acciden- tally killed: on Wednesday morning. at Ann Arbor, Michigen, where he was spending a few days. He was out shooting at a mark with sume companions, when an accidental bullet put an end to his life. -+++Hon. L. M. Keitt has made a speech at Orangeburg, 8. C., advecating the declara- tou of independonce by Cuba, and her recep- tion in'o the Usion. ‘Tux Virginia Evectiox.—The Richmond Erquirer of yesterday has returns from 13 counties, nnd makes Mr. Wise’s majority so far, 10,575. It says bis majority in the State will be about 11,000, as the strong democratic counties of Scott and Lee are among those not heard from. The Dispatoh makes the major- ity only 9,295, and 13 counties to be heard from which gave Pierce 910 majority. The Democratic majority inthe Lezislature will be over 40. Tho Enquirer says the returnsleave no doubt of the elestioa of Lewis t> Congress, so thatthe Democrats will have the entire del- egation. West iimstzn Trumpet.—A correspondent at Westminster, Carroll county, writes us that the “‘Trampet,”’ 2 Know Nothing paper of that town, bas been sold, sinco the ia election, to the demo¢ra‘s. ‘He adds that the outside form had becn put to press, and will eppezr as before, zealous in its advocacy and support of ““Sam,”’ while thecnside is expect- ed to speak outwith renewed vigor for the democracy.— Bale. Sun. U"Tho now Council of Gainesville, Aln., ; has put the liquor license up to $2,000, and no quantity to be pold less than twenty gallons. A SECRET FOR THE LADIES—HOW TO PRESERVE Beauty.—Don't use Chalk, Lily White, or any of the so-called cosmetics, to conceal a faded or sallow complexion. Hf you would have the roses brought back to your cheek, « clear, healthy and transparent ekin, and life and vigor ju- fused throngh the dotile of Corter's Spanish Minvere, and take % socording directions, It does not i : i & i 5a certificates we possess, go for greatest purifier of the blood rhewn, is ht. It is the perfectly harmless, and at the same time powerfully effice. (ONOAH WALKER & CO.. Marble Hall Clothing Empo- rium, under Browns’ Hotel, lly announce that thetr display of Spring and Summer Clothing is now ready for inspection, comprising an assortment of Coats, ‘Vesta and Pantaloons of the newest and richest ia material, trimming and workmanship. To jemen who study excelleace with economy tn fash! articles of dress an opportunity for selecting {s offered from one of bhe Jargestand most attractive of goods ever offered in this clty at a very reduced scale of prices. ap 17 PREMIUMS A? THE FAIRS.—WHITERURSTS OP" whtin the ascesttances sThe Jutles of each of the late falre at Baltimore, Richmond, and New York awarded their highest premiains to J. H.W: for thelr superiority of Pho- he, Stereoscopes an: ew! algo received two Medals st orid's Fair, Lon- ‘da premium at Crystal Palace, New ‘ontse, theltrst cwards of the Marylaad Tastitute for three yehibennra's Gallery in this city {2 om Pa. avons, betw. 058 and 6th streets. feb Sg eaianades CELEBRATED GERMAN BIT ‘Thor are few things which afford ns greater pleasure than sitting down to write « notice of the celebrated Hoof- land German Jitters, because weare fally conscto eare conferring public benefit, and our heart tells us thot by onr notices many have been induced to take these Bitters, ‘and been rescued from death by dyspepsia, liver complaint 4c, for the cure of which {tis certain. It Is prepared an aoid only by Dr. O. M. JACKSON, at the German Medicine Store, No. 120 Arch street, Philadelphia, Bee aiverticement. mar 3—-3m 1072. D. GILMAN, Drageist, has removed to 628 Seventh street, opposite to the Patriotic Bank, and is now pre- pared totill ali orders for Medicives, Paints, Otla, and Glass on accommodating terms. Strict attention will be paid to physiclsu's prescriptions at all hours of the day and night. ‘The night bell is on the right of the store door. ap 141m -A PHENOMENA IN MEDICINE.—Rronchitis, Cough, OO peepee: Liver Complaints, Serofala, &c.—For ali diseases of tho Female Syatem it stands preeminent. A Glergyman jugt informs us it has cured him of Bronchitis of a desperate character—particalare hereafter. HAMPTON'S VEGETABLE TINCTURE—By ite mil@ ao- ton on the stomach, liver and kidneya, will cure Dyspep- tia, Oough, Asthma, Bronchial and Lung Affections, Pains tn the Hack, Side aid Brosst, Consumption, Sorofala, Rhea: tiem, Gout, Nearalgis, Fistula, Bowel w 4 5 a8 Debiiities—with all diseases arising is the greatest female medicine ev- ie medicine is working wonders Seeadvertisementte-day. mar] ” the HYGEANA of Pr. Curtis, It is aatd to be one ot septon remarkable cures for all description of diseases of the langs ever discovered. Its virtues have been testified to by hundreds, who have obtained their knowledge by the eachers—experience. De CUMTIS'S HHGEANA te the original and 5 23-im CAUTION, only genuin @F- Jos SarLurmeron receives all the 8 as fast aa published. ie other Magazines, and onr large and good sseortment of Blank B: kis Bookstore. Odeon Buliding, cor Pa. ne and 436 ab F—ALL THE MEMBERS OF cl jis Lodge f-e earnestly invited to be present THIS EVENING, as matters of import- ance will be brought befure them for consideration. Ry order: R. GRAY CAMPBELL, je l—it P.S. UNION ASSOCIATION, WASHING- BSE TON Ciry—a meeting of the above An sociation will be held at Harmony Hall THIS (Fri- day) EVEN ight o’cloch. To which the friends of civil and retigious liberiy are respectfully 3 I gentiemea are expected to address the meeting. je i—1e THIRD WARD MEETING —The Third Beware voters of the Union ticket will meet at 8 o’clock on SATURDAY EVENING, at Frank- lin Hall, corner D and Sth streets. ss This being the last meeting prior to the election, important business is to be transacted, and a full at- tendance is requested. ss JO8. BRYAN, Chairman. R. Corie, Secretary. jel-2 A CARD.—Having been a member of the secret political erganization known uni- versally as the Know Nothing par y,and having be- nat organization pleinly tend to 3, and that eacred instrument our country’s constitution, I desired to withdraw, and for that purpese weat a few nights back tothe lodge for the purpose of handing in my notice of with- drawal, when T wa: prevented from entering by a police officer aime of Martin. Thus de Fi ty to withdraw, [ therefore take thie m » henceforth on my part al ove secret orzan- ization ce: nding election I will sup ith my best enteav- ors for its sticeess, JOHN H. WEAVER. je 1l—1" CARD —I teke this opportunity of re nz my sincere thanks to those few ave made themeelves so very officious and to those friends of two years I fu d if they will call on ent for their vetutbie EDWIN A. RYTHER. ae MENTAL BALL.-The Executive ofth» Regimental Ball will on FRIDAY EVENING, the ovelock, . Commitices trom the different Companies holding tickets are reque. make theirrewurns to the Tress! 3 4 WM. Il. CLARK, Chair. Ex. Com. 1B RAPPLE AT TAYLOR & MAU- KY’S —The list being nearly complete for i j Water Color Pictures, the sub- seriders are iafocmed that the Raffle will take place on SATURDAY EVENING next, at eight o’eloek. ‘The: who wish to secure chances will have to do so immediately. TAYLOR & MAURY’S may 30 Bookstore, near 9th st MEBTH LOST.— ost a few days since, wo Teech, seton a gold plate. The bly rewarded on applyin; Ras the . —st STEWART’S QRYLIGHT DACUERREAN GALLERY.—We Ss are makiag spleadid pictures for lower prices Ga lery in the city. They are per- ad satisfaction is always given. ectly over M. W. Galt’s Jewelry Store, p je l—1m JONN R. ELVANS. WILLIAM THOMPSOR, EUVASS & THOMPSOS, DEALERS IN HARDWARE, COACH TRIMINGS, &c. No 3236 Penasylvanin evenue. between Ninth and Tenth streets, Washington, D. C. HOUSE FURNISHING HARDWARE, Britannia, German S.iver, Albata and Siiver Plated Yea, Ta ad Desert Spoons . Carvers and Forks, Swels, Knives with and with- out Forks . Brass, Britannia, Block Tin and Plate t Candlesticks; Shovel ond Vorgs, Wafile Irons, Sad Trous Maslia and Bell Metal Kettles, Furaaces, Gridiroxs, Ovens, &c. BUILDING MATERIALS. Rural Cottege, Cloves, Cupboard, Chest, Till, Pad and Trank Locks Shuitle, Door, and Blind Hinges, Screws, Cut and Wrenght Nails, Bolts ; Brad’a Shutier Seiews and Stubbs, Door Springs, Nandrail Scraws, Boor Knobs Bell Pulls, Door Sheaves and Rail, ae. CABINET MAKERS’ GOODS. flair Cloth, Curled Hair, Moss, Gimps, Sofa anJ Chair Springs Venitian Blind Hooks, Rack Pulleys, Roller Ende, Brackets, Furniture Nails Gluc, Coffin Kandies and Screws, Diamond Screw Plates, &c CARPENTERS’ GOODS. Planes, Saws, Drawing Knives, Spokeshaves, Chis- els and Gonges, Plane [rons nd hitts, Boring Machines, Ham- mers, eis, Devels Devils, Squares, Guages, Axes, &e, BLACKSMITH AND COACH MAKERS GOODs. Black and Bright Springs, Axles, Peiloes, Spokes, Hubs, Bows, Shatts, Poles Sleigh Runvers, Silvered and Brass Bands, Stump Joints, Stump Collars, Top Pro Curtain Praw amps, Inside Linings, Lining Silks, Damask, Seaming Cords Tutis, Tassels, Ruitons, Tacks, Fringes, Laces, and Piain and Ensmeiled Canvass Russia Duck, Enamelled Leather, Dash Leatl &e. ELVANS & THOMPSON, jel—6u 326 Pa. avenue. EW BOOKS RECELVED AT SHILLINGTOR’s. The Watchman, will be found a fitting companion to he ppular and simple story of the ( lighter Harpers’ Magazine for June—commeaces a new volume ape oe Bride, gl eaiee a be Two Guardians, by the author of Hearisease Blanch Lorwood, a tale of modern life Virginia, farper’s Story Book for June A Book of Thougits, Memories, and Fancies, by Mrs Jameson yoape fon a Bey Ot the ae Sketch Book eaves from a Fara ly Journ: the auth: tic Philosopher in Paris’ aire Joy and Care, a friend! for nad (pee, 5 Oi 'y book for young mothers, by All the new books published received tmmediate- ther, ly afterwards, and every thing im the stationery }i sale at SUILLINGTON’a, za Bookstore, Odeon Buildin, jel Comer 4% st, and Pi av. 5 BALE Oss Just and for enle by ELVANS & THOMPSON, . 346 Pa ave , betw, 9th and 10th sts, may 30-3; (Organ) TREASURER'S th pyetoye Practica andin the Mint 28, 1855; the amount for which drafts the amount then remaii subject to draft. STATEMENT, amount at his credit tn the Treasury, with assistant treasurers and deag: and branchas, by returns received to Monday, May poate ried issued, but were then wnpaid. and Showing, also, the amount of future trans- 7 Treasury. w the Secretary of the fers to and from depositaries, as ordered In what place. | Treasary of the United States, Washington, D.C... Assistant Treasurer, Boston, Massachusetts... Assistant Treasurer, New York, New York... Assistant Philadel) iphia, Ponnsylvaiiiannncenneo| Aesistant Treasurer, Charleston, South Caroling -.. Assistant Treasurer, New Orleans, Louisiana.........-.. Depositary at Norfolk, Vi Depositary at Wilmington, Depositary at Savannah, a Depositary at Mobile, Alabama...... Depositary at Nashvilie, Tennessee... Depositary at Cincinnati, Ohio....... Depositary at Pittsburg, Pennsylvania.. Depositary at Cincinnati (late) Depositary at Dubuque, Io" Depositary at Little ‘Kk, Arkansas. Deposizary at Detroit, Michigan, E. Hood. Depositary at Chicago, Illinois, Depositary at Detroit, Michig: Branch mint, San Francisco, Mint of the United States, P' rage Penn.. Branch mint of the United States, Charlotte, N. Branch mint of the United States, Dahlonega, Ga. Branch mint of the United States, New Orieans, La.. Deduct overdreft, &e....... Add ifference im tramsfers......000scrcsecsesernsoneneennssenesneeenseenmmaessssesemaamenstslesmerenenee Net amount subject to draft...... ‘Transfers ordered to trearury of the United States, Washington, D. 0. ‘Transfers ordered to assistant treasurer, New York, New York. ‘Transfers ordered to assistant treasurer nt Charlestcn, 8.C... ‘Transfers ordered to assi-tant treasurer, New Urlesns, Lovisians. Lonis, Missouri...... ‘Transfers ordered to astictant treasurer, Sen Francisco, Californ: Transfers ordered to depositary at Norfolk, Virzinia........ Tran+fers ordered to branch mint of the United States, San Francisco, Californis.. Transfers ordered to braach mint of the United States at Philadelphia, Ps.... Transfers ordered to assistant treasurer, St. Transfers ordered from assistant treasurer, Boston, Massachurett: ‘Transfers orlered from assistant treasurer, New York. Traves‘ers ordered from assistant treasurer, St. Louis, Transfers ordered from depositary at Dubuque, Transfers ordered from depositary at Detroit, Mi Transfers ordered from assay office at New York, ™. Transfers ordered from mint of the United States, Philadel, __June 1—it 7054 | 99463592 | 9199,734 62 | Seuaiios 34 90630 89 | 3,587,503 35. 1003010 46 593 919 73 '409°090 73 |? 90/888 41 19,791 95 71,098 46 92,885 29 10,819 93 88,045 30 sida77 9a | 244,191 77 70,286 15 3.676 86 53] 55728 56 3,119 500 97 © "995.730 51 550568 V4 | esaenee ane 22,299 74 M6 Ww 91,383 51 260,291 63 14,693 67 245,788 16 67.496 18 130 45 67,385 73 207 31! 92 100.660 00 126,65! 92 19 145 91 CE te 36.700 HY 51,262 70 z 42,914 8 | 35,296 95 104,657 9t ie © | 7 50 42939 39 48.784 39 Fa 46.019 85 21,216 99 | 15 10,495 84 208,525 £2 | 126,489 38 105 583 13 1027 93 86 6.995 36 |. 6,995 36 45 #80 35 | 59.648 63 104,013 49 £9,877 38 42,106 33 39,344 58 500 00. ‘44 500 00 ; ase 4 eH 30. — [ 2,675,415 47 18,946 52 53 "25,908 77 18,691,563 76 969,049 New Yor Missouri ODD FELLOWS’ HALL. | BUCKLEY’S ; NEW YORE SHRENADERS ESPECTFULLY annonnce to the citizens of Washinzton and Georgetown, that they will | give a smies of ETHIOPIAN ENTERTAINMENTS in this city, commencing cn MONDAY EVENING. June 4,1855, | When the whole Troupe will appear in their great | delineatiens of Negro Character. { ress erie see future advertisements. | je l— NATIONAL THEATRE. Tease6..eeeeseee tase Staga Manager seeeeesMr. Jefferson. ct, jin debt detlabdeleb een AA, The magnificent Oriental Spectacle of ALADDIN; THA WONDERFUL LAMP, |” Which recently had an unprecedented run of Sixty-two Consecutive Nights ELECTION NOTIOES. IRST WARD- UNION TICKET. For Collec ior—ROB’T J ROCHE. For Kegister—WM. J. McUURMICK. For Surveyor—S T. ABERT. For Alderman—WM. B. MAGRUDER. For Common Council— EDWARD H CHARLES ABERT, JNO. B. TURTON, may 30—dte ECOND WARD.- UNION TICKET. ‘Por Alderman—Dr. THOS MILLER. for Common Council—WILLIAM ORME, FER DINAND JEFFERSON, THOS. J. FISHER. For Asses or—WM. H. CLAMPITT. may 30—te {{ntel& Union) +H. C_ Jarrett JHIRD WARD.—UNION TICKET. For Collector—- ROBERT J. ROCHE. For Register—WILLIAM J. McCORMICK, For Surveyor—S_ T- ABERT. For Aiderman—Mr. A. ¥Y. P. GARNETT. For Commou © uncil—THOS. B ENTWISLE, $8 M. CHAPIN, RICHARD H. LASKEY. may 23—te* iFTH WARD NOTIC®.—An Election will be held on Monday, the 4th day of June in the city of Baltimore, will be presented at the | next, at the building known as the Old Capitol, for above establishment POSITIVELY ON& NIGHT ONLY! WEDNESDAY EVKSMING, Jun Will be presented (for the first and onty time) the Grand Fairy Spectacle (from the Arabian Knight Entertrinment) of ALADDIN. Tn the course of the piece 7 Grand Mareh end Military Evolutions FEMALE GUARD, xD The Procession of the Carildren of Light! For caste of characters (embracing over 60 per- formers,) descrimion of Scenery, Synopsis of inci dent, &c., see bills of the day. PAS DE MATE Tue entertainwent will commence with the famows farce of THE SPECTRE BRIDEGROOM. Mr. Jefferson Doors open at 7—Curtain rises at 8 o'clock pre- cisely. A n—Dress Circle and Parquet 59 cte ; Up seats @2n be secured. No extra charge for reserved seats. Box Office open on Tuesday and Wednesday from | ty, pay charges, and trke them awa; 1C a. m. to 3 p. m. jei—st GRAND MOONLIGHT EXCURSION AWD PIC NIC NATIONAL GUARD T TRE WHITE HOUSE PAVILION, On MON DAY, June 1ith, 1855. The Company take great ure in announcing to merous triends and the public that they have char- tered the Steamer George Washirgton, and will give a Grand Excursion and Pic on MONDAY, the Lith June, 1855. ‘Te Company pledge themselves that no pains or expense shall be spared on their part to give satis- faction to those who may honor them with their company. ‘The very best brass and cotilion music has been engaged tor the occasion. Refreshments and Supper wil! be (urnished by an experienced Caterer. Omuibuses will be at the Wharf on the arrival of the boat to convey passengers to the Navy Yard; fare 25 cents. Other parts of the city 12% cents. Tickets ONE DOLLAR, admitting a gentieman and ladies ; to be had of any of the Company, and at the Wharf on the day of the excursion. The Boot will leave Georgetown at 1; ington at 2; Navy Yard at2, Washing and Alexandiia ai 3 o'clock. Committec of Arrangements Lt Pumphrey, Sgt Johnson, Sgt Drew, John Tucker, . James J. Anderson. je l—tex ise WARRANTS WANTED, for which the highest prices will be paid by CHUBB BROTHERS, may 3l~tf (Intel) opp. the Treasury. a EI oh BL ence! SI MOONLIGHT EXCURSION TO ROSEVALE, AND GRAND OONCERT. ther Concert given a short time ‘since for the erection of a Baptist Church at Bladensbu: will, by particular request, be repeated on FRID. EVENING, Juse Ist” i Professor Wa. Minicx will conduct the Concert, and coe eager oe at the piano forte. ae At Cars will start from d before 8 o’clock. Meiccad Fare 25 cents Concert 25 cents. This Excursion will be one of the most pleasant that has ever been offered to the citizens of Wash- ington. ed tiles, may 31—2t ieee oe. eipoapaved Messrs. John T. iven a, on the ington City Savii Bank, for the sum of §96 71, Nor 39, dyica <Oth fee stant, and made payable to me or bearer. As its payment has been stopped, the finder will confer a favor by leaving it with Messrs. Given & Co., Cont Dealers, corner 1ih aad C sts. may 3t—3t JOIN DICKERSON. EXCURSION TO THE GREATFALIS AND WATER WORKS, The Canal Packet Boat C O N- RES 8, Captam Charies Merrill, Toa eee NDAY, the 3d June, a'7 o’clock a.m afford persons an opportunity of visiting the Great Balls of ‘the and ex- Potomac, amining Washington Aqueduct. At the solicitatio: n of many citizens the preprietors have been induced to make the above excursion, and will put the round trip at 50 cents ; agenteman and lady for the round trip. 75 cents, Refreshments can be had on board. ‘The boat will leave the Wharf of W.H. & HG. Ritter, near the Market House, a7 o’clock a.m. A boat will be in waiting at the Palls to accom- case “i ag who may wish to crogs the river. | “MISS D. NORVAL | ‘ining ++ Mr. Ellis } of the Curcosities of the Patent Office. Register, Collector, and Surveyor of the City; alse forone ‘member of the Board of Aldermes, aod three members of the Board of Common Council to WM. P. FERGUSON, E. BARRY, JAS. A. BROWN, Commissioners of Election for Fifth Ward. may 23—cte RVENTH WARD.—UNION TICKEI, Por Alderman—DEARBORN RB. JOb NSO! For Common Councli—SAMUEL PUMPHREY, SAMUEL 8. TAYLOR, HENRY A. CLARKE, may 4—te © Gy | represent said Wazd. OST—On Tuesday, eivher on board the steam- boat George Washington, or at the Wharf in this city or Alexandria, a Memorandum Book, con- some fish accounts of no use to any one but myself A suitable reward will be given if left at this office, or no ice sent to me so that I can get it. may 31—3:* LL STRANGERS visiting the City should see Hunter’s Catalogue Also, his nn of Powell's Great Pictnre. HUNTER is to be seen at 456 Ninth street. may 31—3m* en i Scents; Private Boxes and Orchestra AS TAKEN UP ESTRAY on the 24h inst, = smell . and white Cow and Calf. The owner is requested to come forward, preve proper- ay. Enquire of the subscriber, No, J3 Frederick » a may 31—3t RU. TRUNNEL. _. PURE SILVERWARE—A MAGNIFI- CENT ASSORTMENT. W. GALT & BRO. ca'l attention to their unusually large assortment of Silverware, ing o— i ae Tca Sets, com Silver Pitchers, solid Silver Castors Silver Cups and Saucers, Goblets Silver Fish Carvers and Crumb Scrapers Cake Kniv.s, Fruit Shovels, Sugar Sufters elly Spoon-, Cheese Scoups oe ives and re ¥ live Spoons, Salad ‘table Fi Fruit Knives, Ice Tonge ileseet — Soup, Cream and Gravy Ladies Ice Cream Knives, Salt Cellars Napkin Rings, Butter Knives, Tea Strainers Tea, Table, aud Desert Spoons and Porks of every variety Breakfa:t and dinner Coffee Spoons, &c. leo, @ very large assortment of Fancy Silver- ware, suitable for wedding, birth cay, sad oor M.W.GABT & BRO., 324 Pa. ave., '. roe ave., betw. Sth and 10th sts. ATER COOLERS, something new. exeelient article. DOUBLE ICE PITGae ERS, different styes and sizes ; Britannia Pitcbera, Spen and covered ; ali kinds of Britannia and Bloek Tin Ware. For sale low, at the Housekeeper’s Parnishing Store, 490 Seventh st. may 30 G. FRANCIS. RESTA) 3 Hus bought out the establishment of Horace Ritter, on Penns, ivan’ avenue, between 11th und 12th st which J, have completely renovated, I can a: POE SOUR,SVETEKA a Ste ee, and the 3 , OYSTERS ia & st and best of LIQUORS, CIGARS, ne ee All luxuries and delicacies in season. may 3l—lw RICHAKD ADAMS, have fully determined to close out the remain- der of our spring and summer with as hte delay as possible; and as the quickest and surest way of accomplishing that object is-to offer goods ata great sacrifice, we have concluded to = very plan in order to dispose of our large stock of— Plaid, stripe and plain Silks, black Silks Rich tigured Bercges Rerage Robes, Jaconet Robes Organdy Muslins, French Lawns Berage de Laines, Chailey de Laines Figured Challeys, Gikghams, Chin zes Prengh Jaconets, plain rp pene a Black Grenadines, black and colored Silk tite Lace Mantles, Lace Points and Shawls Serage Shawls and Scarfs rasois: i Pocket Hdkts, Hosiery of all kinds Men and boye’ wear Gauze Flannel Ladies and genilemen’s Gauze Merino Vests. Ladies shopping for any of the above named inay sely upon getting ovens borgeins by coming = , as the entire murt be sold july. | CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY . may 31—6t TRAYED AWAY on Fnday, May, from os a email about eieven years of age. Had on medeplrogpebenntpe wenger etetepe and swere to the name ofiake Any one git mauen ( MONTEZUMA DAGGS, 4: 3 , George: will receive the thanks of the iy aod areward i deaired, may