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STOCKS,

s.LIs-New York. February 9, lsis-R board o sot
Pennsy lvsnis es 6s 1000 u = S. 1852 io7 LIST July
30 600 do i07t SIS 1000 do l0s; 5000 do, i07t, 10
900 Ohio 6 1860 o23 Ohio 6 1890, 92t 1900 Ohio
rs 1905 5000 Illinois special bonds 49, 1000 do s 0ot
do s4t 1000 do 94a s25 Morris Canal 49, % do le 4S'
Reading r. II. 57t; 90 yicksburg, a. ,-
Second board5o Morris Canal 10; 80 do, letj 100 Nor
witch and Worcester r. R.6l.
... SHIP NEWS.
CLr.Rsp Barque Eliza for Apslachicola; brig Amanda
West Indies; schr. VIM. J. Romcr Liverpool
ARRlvEp-ships Quebec, from London; Nebraska, IRON
nrseiles Courier from Rio de Jsnero; briga Ann from
Matanzas Snow, from Jscmel; Smith futile from Gusda
loupe Portuguese schr Hamdade from oporo schooners
Larch, from Port Prayaj Patrick Henry from Richmond
Virginia.
sanrp.-shirs St. Nicholas Hayre; Star Republic Gal
weston; barqueS Undine. ParaJ NJ. Brett Neuvas brig
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NEW MUSIC, just receved.--The following
IN new music is just received and for sale at
reduced price, at the old established music and Sta
tionery store, Pennsylvania avenue, two doors east
of 18th street.
: 00 49,. ... VIM. FISCHER.
Holy mother guide his footsteps--duet in the
grand opera of Maritana-composed by Wallace
Lightly bounding DER Alpine snow--due,-Was
son.
In happy ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS by Wal
lace.
There is flower that bloometh--by Wallacs.
We met by Characteristic by Kucker.
Scenes that are brightest--musc by Wallace.
II was knight--music by Wallace.
The Warriors Retnm--music by Meignen.
Thou who art of heavenly brth---musc by g.
Preyer. ~.
Oh Lady Observation-Disclosures by 8, G.. Reed
Chesterfield gallop--composed by J. X. Cpl.
Augusta Polka-arranged for the guitar by MAJ.
teo Carcassi. ..... "a.
Hermosa Polka--arranged for the guitar by Car
cassi.
Olga Polka--arranged for the guitar by Carcass
Herminia. I'll ..,'.'.. st
Feb. 10 .y.-r....... s. - :.
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Feb. 1915
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DRAwN NUMBERS Of the Alexandra Los
~ terry, No. 6, drawn 7th February, le46
"a 65 IS 9 81 A. l8 III 81 So So 80
On Wednesday,
ALEXANDRIAfLOTTE
Is drawn ballots.
s25,OOO-7, 500, 000-2, 000--l, IT'S
10 prizes of 81 500 ,..#
10 do 1000
10 do. 400 ~
&C., &c., &C. ..r
Tickets ss-Hulves $4-Qusrtsrs -.
$4,000. -..
On Saturday, Feb. "a, ''...-.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY.
SPLENDID SCHEME:
$40, 0OO--10, 0O0-5, 600, O00--2, 3s7-2,OOo-
1901 ,sO0-l, 700--l 900.
9 prizes Of 81 500
3 do 1900
s do 1850
100 do 500
-.-. 100 do 400
&C., &c, &c.
Tickets Sl0-Halves S5-Quarters 81 So
..... For sale by
J. G. GREGORY q co, managers,
Next door east of National Hotel,
Washington, d. c.
Feb. I0-ditd ....
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"The Monitor commenced, on the 6h a transa-
ton of Mr.. Kendall's Narrative Of the Expedition
Santa Fe and continues its extracts up the last
dates. . 0..
"Yours, &C."
Since the above letter was placed in the hands OF
the composors, the Mexican schooner Aparecida,
Captain Sanchez has arrived at this port from yera
Cruz, having sailed on the 18th ult. She brought
us complete files from the city Of Mexico the 18th
ultmo, not 80 late by -four days as the advices by
the Somers, and throwing no light upon the move
uents Of Arista. Upon careful perusal Of his let
ter Of the Odd December, our impression was that
he would not take side all in the revolution attempt
ed by Paroles. twas written only eight days after
the pronuncidmento Of the army at San Luis Potosi,
and in this he only shows himself earnest for the
defence OF the frontier against the United States
Three several times, he says he had been foiled in
his purpose Of opening the upon the Rio Grande.
The design OF the government had been, according
To hin not to commence the offensive until there
were troops enough in the field to sustain deci-
ded movement, as the four frontier departments
would inevitably oe lost unless there were over
powering force To protect them So il we
can believe Arista, II would seem from All this that
the views Of Gen. Herrera were no, altogether
80 pacific as they might have been. He co9ld as
sure our government of his readiness to receive an
American envoy, while he was secretly strugein,,
TO concentrate force upon the frontier which
would overpower Gen. Taylor Mexican faith will
come 10 be classed with Carthagensn in course OF
time. We do not, however put full faith in all Of
Arsta's professions. '....
EI Diario del Gobierno of the 18th January an
nounces that in a few days would be convoked
national assembly. which would afford a guaranteed
for every class Of society, inasmuch as all would
be represented.
In the letter Of Ari.ta, before alluded to, he
speaks Of the fact that the United States were die
posed to take advantage Of the civil disturbances in
Mexico TO carry out their designs, and he had ac'
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w. 5. q J. DOMAIN.
Fall importation Hardware.

~ the ship ''Harkaway," Just arrived IN James
~ River from Liverpool I'm. ouatnn
OF Ergh Hardware ard Cutlery We have
cent rva from the No thern Aaauf-eureA fu
Auerean Hardware.
Our Importation the argssf
made and - every worthy the n puIesae We
have been careful 10 upth. 'l-s
are IS adapted to TIE wants O. and
are p'erard to sell at prices uai Will b. saiaetoy We
peeuay iavte merchants and sn PURCHASE
Hardware, to give q call. ". :. n J. DOMAIN,
e2I III Main snet
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RAKE AND BEAUTIFUL HOOK.
Al Il iny-. Old SIand
GEORGES EARLE. Merchant Tailor

NO. t75 CHESNUT STREET, PHILADELPHIA
As constantly hand his Tailoring Store op-
II Poste the STATE House, and
EnEsh Cloths Cassmees vestnrs received per late arrival
" lie conducts the establishment principle rendur
no garments out NJ his but OF quality
thus that be has long enjoyed
and throughout the Union He would respectfully
from gentlemen visiting the
ordert entrusted to him. e
the quality in the CITY fmy
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A NATIONAL BIOGRAPHY,
FOR SCHnnIG

ILLUSTRATED by geo Etgaying. .ad II Maps with C,cb
Il Map plan By Gocdrieh author Of peter p, :
lsy's Talks" ! vol gu1ua. Prce soc.
hi work dcs gnGd Eoas IL hook of q.
and nothing IN the allowed uerf O.. with ts A.
s ains tine from the adop VIII BE- fplsd to
contain great quaniiy o. which render IL
iamhy book for rrfetcaee its Utility r-pset III be en-
hAnerd ~ te n e eos- OF the voune mp ~ .
ey and e'tvnenee hsve hen carefully the arrange
ni 'tthe whor WORK The tyP1Capby tess .
sary iil and dsnct the date caniiruy
Will nc drscnI tom Of couutfies 10 wrcn reaue
II Glots Map aud device and VIII b.. 6,,,
good sitslutc f arhssl Globe. the ADVANTAGE of ~
EASILY haudd and constantly Be the eyr during the F
Of ttGry. For sale BY -
NASH wooDHoUsE, Booksellers.
Main
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sPLENDID sroCK OF FALL GOODS.

ATTENDED STOCK OF FALL GOODS.
ATllROP, CHRISTIAN n co. are in re-
- esip of unusually well Of DRY GOODS
comprising every variety ssd and country among
which
Rich Paris Cazhmsfe Robes
Rich Ombre Shaded Cashmere and Moussins
Rich Oregon. ca lillian C1emanine Paids
Plaid MeriRo Cashneres
Rleh satin steiped Thfbe, do.
Bin aud cord Alpaea.
hk and satin suipsddp
bomhazine-, Crspcs AMI POpins
Rieh RuEo ombre P. Ds'oie
Rich Pekin Faevnne
. hieh Gro de Nap'es Glsee do
Together with a great vsrirty Of
New style Silks ffnm s.sc q ~ per yard
Whie aud eord Fmbd Muslin Robes
freneh embd Collars. Chsmisetis. Capes
Infants froes Bodies. Sleeves, &c
ombre shaded C,oasngs
Bk French Goth and
sns. satin aud m .rino YES inFs
satinst., fulcd ksrseyr, eabl- Kerseys
Plaid linssys, white IN RID Plsnneis
White Domcts. We'eh sbr nking AMI Canton Flannes
Servants Wbitnsy, and inland bound he'd Blankets
Silk and merlin, liopery, Cloves. fancy slk ctavats
Heavy wool Lh and eord N bi nlbd shawIs
White and cod ernbd Ctare Searfs pretty
C1rpe,nEs Rugs and Boekins.
Fot'ae Wholesale prices peas..
- ~ Er I... No. 20 WEST MAIN STREET.
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IN TO K E ,

IN STORE,
" Grsduated Cashmere RObss
Cashmere DPaus
Cashmere DCosse
hpaeeAs a colours
Alpacea Reps
Ens. and American Prints
Dress Hhkdfs
shawls a large ftOes
IRISH Linens and Lawns
Linen Sbeeiings
Glnyes and HOsiory
sEunaRi s1k vssngs
Searfs aud colits
Dress Tres an s,o,ks
Umbrellas
worsted Vessinss
Embroi5ered do
French Ca,smetes
Eng and Am du
Blact, Bronze and Broysu French Cloth
West ofEnstand 10
Bk and blue do Of all grades
Reaver Cloths, rho,s sui FiushiBFs
Irish Coths for
CSddens'ons do
TSuedes Of all kIls
Kentucky Jtans, very low
Heavy fuisi CliIhs, fer negroes
Nap Cotnns
ksr-ys and Lns-ys
Turkey Red Cotton
White. red and yellow Flsnsrs
Iambsw0ol and lscrino SHIFTS aud DnwsTs
salinsts, large stock
FurSilure and Apron Checks
White Marsailcs OIills
neducksand Lace
jobiact Iaees
White Camhrie, nd Jaeconsts
Plain and other S~i-. AusinS
bishop Lawns and MuJ Muafas
Dana b Tatie Cloihs
Budssye and Russia Diapers
Hueketbaek Diapers and o,ses
-. -, 4, ; and "a Reached ShsetnEs
- :. 1an1 , : Brown do.-amons't siel
are Bait'rsea Eurck. Va stone Manc hester good
Green %
Bsd BlaAtets some very ass
Fiieat Threads spool Cotton. buttons COMBS. Ge
Wh,h offered upon the mo. areru,psi,tp
- i-sSJ7m Com, iS,s - =, 1880.
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II. w. a y. .. FRY a. CO.,
wRoLEsALE DEALERS,
bFFER for sale, on accommodating terms
" 500 bags Rio Coffee
500 bags Leg. do
$50 do Old white and lava do
i SO h s Orleans sugar part prime
~ do ~ CSniI do d.
rs casks clarified do
IS boIes NO Loaf do
10 bbls crushed do
90 do puverised do
SO hhds Moasses
100 kegs Nails, best quality
1900 sides Sole Leather
tons bills cred Steel
cases east and sheer Steel
200 bores Sperm and TaHow Candies
1000 rms wrap. Paper, part large
300 cap and letter do
eeroons prime Indigo
SO packages G. P Imp1and Black Teas
IS bbs lamp and tanners oil
200 kegs rife aud blasting Powder
Bar Lead, Shot and Bar Iron
NADER Alum and Salt Petre
CoppeTas, Sulphur aAd salts
Soaps Mustard, Chocolate, Backing, Se
sIlo and iona Glass
Col Rope, Cords AMI Lines
Ashton Sack Salt
50 dozen Buckets
Ground Alum Sack Salt
so WOODWARD
Pepper. Spice aud Ginger
Cunningham and Anderson Yarn assorted Nos NJ
factory prices
RJ Receiving and forwarding attended to- All
krds Of produce received oonsignmsnt 90
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CLOTHING! CLOTHING!
NO. iO2.
GORDON 81 SKINKER,
OFFER FOR SALE

GORDON & SKINKER,
OFFER FOR SALE
IN HHDS. ST. Croix, Porto Rico and Orleans
OU sugar,
IS boIes and bbls loaf erushei aud Puveuzsd Sugars
IS boxes and bags Havana and Brazil Sugar
SO hbds Moasses, part prime
10 half bbs Sugar house and Orleans Molasses
$40 bags Rio, Isguifa and lava Coffee
2 bales Mocha Cofee
IS hiuehests Gunpowder Tea pan vy superior
hafehess Black do
Tea In G and IAN boxes
900 sides Sole Leather
500 lbs Sine Thread
los borrs Sperm nj Talow Candies
no bags Pepper and Pimeno
10 bags Ginger
geo kegs Nails
$50 bags Shot
80 kegs "Duponrs" Powder
400 ieams Wrapping Paper
Cap and Letter Paper
500 sacks Salt
Cheese in and boxes
200 Don Bed Cords and Leading Lines
as dor Painted Buckets
so dor Rrooms
5000 lbs Bacon, sides, shoulders and hams
SO bags Feathers
goo Nova Scotia GriBdstones
Glars sriO
Sperm, PIT and Tanners oil
COttoa Yarns, Satpetre, Copperas Alum
Indigo, Maddef sarch Wick Twinc ~. &c.
IRONiOO ions Swodes English, Tiedega County,
pruinF nearly MI 'zes round, hat and square
Sheet Iron, Nail Rods
gTEEIe-Amsriean and English Bls,ered
Mayors Cast and Shear
TIN PLATEs267 bores Tin Plats IOIIs, 1870
COPPER-2noo lbs Bfazicfa', Ahnahing and Bolt
1000 bs Wte, assorted siEea, from No. 20 ~
Zine, Bar and sheet Lead, &C &C. sc19
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CANTON TEA COMPANY.
dAIS STREET OPPOSITE TIVE RANk OF VIRGINIA.
II WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. ~

MAIN STREET. OPPOSITE THE RANk OF VIRGINIA
II WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. ~
~ oAsH r. Es-Ast-esf r. f--rs-yrtustsli Fs,assA
ssaf - Nsu Tert
FVfHE Canton Tea Company has been pnpular.
u b Known or many The rubl, have hid iH poof o.
msr integrity and esrous hy They possrs ,eies
10 eaon 20 The Tea tude superior 20 other
rea Their uous regard pure prs that tend 10 eisvaie
he Character Of large house has already t. fet
eonteeuon hnn the other Tea Esabhmen,s America on
hrsd Consequently hey drtsun Teas purrt slfe
narhui and perfect for the arrrafr a. any house,
{ III word. a. ia er-epted
The snnscfstf fraousy anian eis-fs or
khmo do ne Ageucyru Main opp1s Bank of We
and b. fees no hettiton ne h-rsvrr snrs usi
ms1e DECIDED peiorsnee Wi b. The celebrated Teas
ne Canton Tea Company.
W Monsy chfeffuiy ie undcd NJ Tess nj % s,vr ,f,,
Tor rrisn prices see Circular.
Oouny hefehants enfy ~ qnsued ta cav sad sr,u
~ NJ hsscfaeuts ard brftfe pufch1f. 70
" The Csuton ra CoanpanY exclusive vsndsrs
~ eatga hcWquas Nttre. asd svsy pto. ~
~ ~ ne faue doovc ~ uuvay rut. perceive b.
eoaunf he spuro1sSh the "Howqua by he
Canton Tea Company
" Fot Ne convenience o. Ind thosr pcra,ns
sns 10 re and lower Fars - the ety. usds o.
aaEemeats viii NJ wa P.LAuD. ururshL srret srt
% NJ 2 FCor, Msis - bsov ~ 20 nsrksl b. ukes
they h urped with hs TEAS The C.r,
Company q New Yos Pfsss ~ eanus W Stove
uanet feuicmen HENHY q HODgsoN
o. TIL fNcuaive fora .rNu
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NUMBER ST.
ST. CHARLES HOUSE,
FARTHER SUPPLY.

o"'N Avn ShotS wholesale and HetnII-
Very Cheapi
Schooner Lowell from Boston, tho sub
srbef has supply ~ Root, and sho..
wheh adt"d 70 Ms stnes nsr. bis
nileh mote extensive ard d--ail- r.p-ettu In,
vts the ait-roa Of County pu
Sih The issuance that thy very I~e.t pr,es,
AHoagd tho-s io-s are N. 6,ro~inr vix
Mems EXTRA heavy rhck grid Broga. very rhine
no msd'unn and low ,, c, p.sErd Brosasa
10 hsAvy siieh-d a'of Brorars
IA ned aad bnusd -swed Brngan. u 10
10 do p-gxsd IL
Do STOUT Caf.sih,e~sd Baets
10 Do Ssastn IN %
Nom~Ai- leather Reez>d wehs4toa
do Go,tsk Buskirs
BO,s s;out caiskn -ewsd BEoxah.
do thick peEsei Brcran.
Also, fresb supPiy of Hair Tuaks- MI .,.,
eo JUDAH MYeRs
No :
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Richmond, Fredericksburga and Poto-
mae Raii-Road.


FISHING PARTIES TO PINEY POINT.
NOTICE is hereby given that ticket. 10 Pinry
Point privilege reursins .. Of char. any TIM
osbef eteunon parties of esKAf for only
aHls L. SHARP Ar,nt Tr,n.n,
SUPERIOR FALL AND WINTER
CLOTH ING.
r. b. SPENCE, Agent, would inform hi,
- fsnis and the pubic ges.ray received sup
W % scr Clothing of The styles Fa and
Wiser wear. which h. or al IN p,e-
coass, Over Coat, Sacks. new siyIe.l
Business Coat Psnt-. VESTS Se
Apd VIII Be Sd tOesery week would eah
The at ttOs fsnts an
-i9 Isn Maio sf,..t
RARE AND BEAUTIFUL. HOOKS,
AZ king's Old stand.
USI rscetYed by express from Philadelphia,
Hars EnuioBoragh ny and PbIolosy beng
stai@s Exploring Expedition 1873 ~ "a
'b"Pe-pee SIC The tn PREVIOUS volume. n
Tue ipioriug Expedition r,qaed call and
magnificent volume.
srohs' OF sbskspesre letter pres. naross BY Mr..
tics OF Womsn ami s. beautiful eng aynss
Of Poia, Beatrice. AiraLdl Juliet Orhsla Iuogs ne
Books for Presents.
Gray's Eesy NEh ~ beGu iful engravngs
Ihe boaor Annual fo Ss7 burden n BEAUTIFUL
so" rE gems our gems Wihou hW, and
pOison irerr PERFUME
l~anets OF Memory an illuminated annuai . Is47.
book q Nuaefy Rhymes, 81
Christmas Bio SONS and New Years Wreath Is47.
The above together with large
Books suitable for ensuing iays are for by
e. p FISHER, Agent
&C p" doors below the Pot Once
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TO SOUTHERNA AND WESTERN
MERCHANTS.

JMy9SUE4CToRT( .sb0ps CaiLSrhM Sired,
100 North 9th ~. Philadelphia.
THNHE finished and offers handsome
IL Vehicles Of the style TdsAiSn such
single Roekaway and Cauyal Wagons
Charos Srfts TSk HagSa with without &c
dispose reasonable An deserp
order and warranted be OF the best
Ierals and workmanshp.
Western Merchants wishing the
requested before purchasing
elsewhere.
An Worn coming from his Mandatory earraAiea for
year.
p Having received SILVER MEDAL being highest
premium awarded Exhibition Franklin Institute
superiority workmanship his line which
gOlaHts, viii be sufficient
daiion for the superiority Of his work.
WILLIAM DUNLAP,
100 Norh Fifth street, above CauOwhhL PhIidephia.
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NEW BOOgs. NEW BOOKsu
II X Fps ILLUMINATED SUlKS

,,. rhah'. Nos los. G-Pnce % cents
n ' The Founding Memoirs NJ Valet lie r,,,a,. -
& 's~eN' - w. --rnee
hIosues and Georses Of Virgil English Note. cr;-
ann EiphnANy ard M-trica InteI By T-hahe. np,ho,
L. L. ~ i Noiuns, t2mo. '
II DiiSy a Aonanee BY Ihs author "Elas. WIND
"~iHF Two oh Aens Tsies" &C. Price IS cents
np,~v,,
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FARE REDUCED To rs Goats, INCLUDING MEALS,
e. hTENHE public is hereby notified, that
StttsEk5S. Il the quick and beautiful Steamer AlgUs
Ia which IL IN the complete order day anu night
ne and unsurpassed IN her accommodations running
tween Pott Watha and Norfolk connection Cans nom
Richmond and Petersburg AZ M i0p IS cay iuels-
liag
PASSENGER. having Richmond on MONDAYS. WEDNESDAYS
and FRIDAYS a5t A. NJ Breakfast board the August. and
arrive Norfolk about O'Clock r. Rearniar the Alrusis
leaves Norfolk al A. NJ on TUESDAYS THURSDAYS and "a.
IURDAfs passengers brciksng boai afvinr Pot
Wathal az halo past ~ and at Richmond about ~
viii Be perceived from the above comfortable and
expeditions line gives TO visiting Norfolk bushes. the
opportunity Of uausaetnE and boat OF nert
n tnng 80 as 70 be abscnt from their sing cit only
The Augusta will stop Al the unal atdurs James yer 10
tale IN and pat out aye pons en- the yer
where ngnal shade
The public nay ct assured thai differentiation Of the
ProPneursiot eep this lr pcrancniy 70 Recommending
tayrers between Richmond and Norfolk the best manner sd
az dc lowest
For further Information, freight apply al The nt Of
TIE Richmond and Petersburg Railroad Company, Ticket
Agent O.
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MEDICAL TEXT RnnKs

TuyuP .,,'.'..- y. aOok STORE.
'"E Aueni'n of Medical Students ioy,trI "a nv
-or meat OF Medical Books all IN. ~, ..i.
- ION inc American press toEr Their The r.t BooL.
e saIlous Colleges throughout STATE uar ,n IN ~.
- - Wv aus eli'''nN and whien sn BE- lowest
CHAS. p. FtslIEiG Agent.
2 ndrruf FINN, 81. n. ..,.u-
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- tIIltS = FIsiILA AGENT
Doors from Post CrHce.
10 BBLS. TANNERS OIL. prime QUALITY
aud IN good order just to hand, for ale by
e - INLOES n BRrTHER
Z OK; PIPES "Otard, Dupuy & Co." Coenac
-e5 -, op, n,.-.
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Ritbntono Dailp inbia.

RICHARD ~. TOLEIt, Editor.
WYATT VI. ELLIOTT, Associate Editor.
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05r n. b. For the information of the public,
Is deemed proper that daTy oes
ifom Washington To Philadephiaih met leaving Washington
\ ", reaches Phadepha BY r. NJ having Wash
ingoh at ~ NJ reaches Phadelph AZ p Maud
ing i- great mail line above described which
at =" T. W aud baltimore az NJ Philadelphia
eoue Of tbs nfh The traveller by the ioad
he arrangements tbs advantage Of being Phadepha
hours JIon Tie time Of his desires IL
Washington during the night Of his
ar wal and be in Philadelphia the day dinner
business Washington day. ana Vet arrive In
nhadelrha at an eaIly hour DO The svenIng
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FALL AND WINTER ARRANGRMENT

NEW RAILROAD AND STEAMBOAT LINE
between Hichmond md Norfolk, Portsmouth,,
Old Point Comfort, &c Pert MaIthaII.
FARE REDUCED To rs Goats, INCLUDING MEALS,
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RANDOLPH go hive 10 fas . "a, ~ ssasi,s
- t'ermaa 'opyiug fok, a.d }, ~ ssss -asss ~
"a wh This Ina IS IN e uUivsf NsE Yast sd
IA al 5thsS eitiss shsfs sa5sa ofI
The Columbian fountain., 1846-10-27
THE MUTUAL BEN EFT LIFE IN
dg 81 is SURANCE COMPANY; $3.50 ,.

once No. IL, Wall street, New York j.
TNHIS Company continue to insure LIVES ON
LY upon the most favorable terms, and at the
lowest rates Of premiums. The annual premium,
If over $50, may, b paid one-fourth in cash and
three fourths in secured note, payable in one year.
with SIX per cent interest. subject to assessments,
If required by the Company or IL may be- paid in
monthly Of quarterly payments A the option Of the
insured, There will be an annual dividend Of pro-
fits paid in scrip certifcatss bearing per cent in-
terest, which interest is payable annually. The
Company VII loan on their scrip two-thirds its
amount, or it may be applied % the payment Of fu
tnre premiums, or TO- increase the amount insured.
All persons taking policies become members hut are
not liable beyond the amount Of their premiums.
A married woman can insure the life Of her hus-
band, secure from any demands of his creditors for
any amount, the annual premium Of which does
not exceed $500 The company will pay an eqli-
table rate for Life Policies, when they shall have
acquired avalne. All claims on policies will be
paid within three months after proof Of the death Of
the persons insured The funds Of the Company
must be invested only in stocks of United States
States Of q Massachusetts, New Jersey, New York,
orin 6st mortgages on real estate, worth double the
amount loaned, g N,
The Columbian fountain., 1846-10-27
TOOTH .aCHE CURED,
Dr.. Van Ratloen,

A regularly qualiasd PhysioiaE, g well q an
exPerianeet D&Ar77GT, cures tooth-achs, in AZ
cases whsre \ = proper and desirable % save the
aching soesh, for which the charr r. but fysy
Cssts. ..e So iai
Pulling or extra citing TeseA. .ss,.
DIR. Van Patten extracts teeth with ss Pucb
skill and a. little pain as any other dentist tnis
co.,ntrv- and chsrxes but SO cents per tooth.
StranGcrs viii do well to inquire of citizens, and
particularly Of citizen physicians, before allowing
themselves to be humbugged by travelling pretend
err, Who would never have left large cities from
which they usually pretend to hailD unless they
were sadly deficient in skill yntNggAs -
DR. Van Pattens Office and residence, next door
to Isdd's Hat sfore, near Browns HoteL-jan 8-ti