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WAKEFIELD ACADEMY,

HOWARD Dfstrfet, A. n. County, Nd.
Mr. Mr. WV r caassT.a a. !" Associate Principals.
THE SUMMER SESSION Of this Institution com.
II mences the first w Wednesday of May--the Win.
ter, the fret Wednesday Of November.
The course Of instruction in each department.
English, Mathematical, and Classcal--is full and
thorough. Elocution, Vocal Music, and Lectures
on Philosophy Chemistry, &c, enter, also, into the
course.
The bcathfulness, morality, and intelligence Of
the neghborhood in which the Academy is located
such TO give an institution Of the kind supe-
rior advantages.
The Academy is now provided with boarding
house, where the pupils from distance will here
after be accommodated, and where they will be I'M
der the superintendent OF Mr.. Crapstcr one Of the
Principals
TsRss, Per Session Of ~ weeks $50, without
extra charges-one half payable in advance. Cir
culars can be obtained by addressing either of the
Principals, Matthews Store, Howard District, Ma
ryland."
References: Benjamin Hallowell, Alexandria, Va;
Rev. j. G. Smith, Washington, ID. c.; Professor N.
G. Brooke, Rev. Drs. Hammer aud Backus, Rev. r..
Yestes Reese, Baltimore, DR.. n. g. Grievcs, near
Cambridge, SC, &c. April l6-2aw2w
fUnion.
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IMMENSE CARoo.-The ship Dalriada, Captain
Kelly, of Belfast, which was cleared for Liverpool
on Saturday, by James Magee & Co., takes out
the largest cargo, we believe, shipped from
this port. She has 1858 bales Of cotton, weighing
,95s ,07S pounds, and valued at S220,ils. In adj
dtion which, she has 100 tierces of beef, so bar
rels of pork 700 staves, and lot Of returned pas
sengcrs' store. What prodigious amount Of
property 10 beahoat in one bottom
The Dalriad is a splendid new ship, not more
than year oil. She was built in Quebec in lS49,
and has not made any other voyage than that out
TO Europe AMI thence back to this port. She is
nearly large clough for a man Of war, measuring
200 feet In length, 80 $40 feet BEAM and "a 6-l0
feet depth Of fold. Her registered tonnage. British
measurement is sol tons-American, $40. She
is a beauiifulmodel, and fast she is spacious
and handsom. -Nep Orleans Picayuns.
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BARNUM's HOTEL. NEW YORK,
Late Howsrd's,)
BROADWAY CORNER OF MAIDEN LIANT

THE above extensive Hotel has been leased by
Il the subscriber, and has been completely reft-
ted in the most elegant manner large additions
are being made, which, when completed, will
make il the largest Hotel In New York II is the
determination OF the proprietor to make IL equal in
every respect to any other house in the United
states. lite location Is the desirable in the
city, being IN the most fashionable part of Broad
way, contiguous TO all the public buildings, places
Of Amusement and business.
Grateful for the liberal patronage while at Cum
berland, Md, and more recently the Weddel
House, Cleveland, Ohio he would respectfully soil
cit the favor Of call from his friends visitng New
York. A =. BARNGM.
March 25-2aw2m
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The Rich MEN OF Notwithstanding to
pamphlet published by John H. Eastburn, of per-
sons, co-partners, and corporations who taxed
in Boston on $1,000 and upwards in ls49, there
were eight who were taxed for over half million
of property; seven for between 100000 and
$50o,O0O; fourteen for between $4,000 and
100000; twenty-five for between $200,0OO and
$500, 900; and one hundred and twcnty-fv for
between 100000 and 100000. The following
the names Of those taxed for over half mil
lion: Abbott Lawrence, s. 1852 400; Robert G.
Shaw, s s,4Oo; David Scars, S752, 600; Jonathan
Phillips s6ss 900; Josiah Quincy, jr., S6is,OOO;
John welles. s6l6,ooo; Thomas wigglesworth,
S556,000; John Bryant, $780, ZOO
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ANOTHER nysTKRrous ExrLosIoN.-A few years
ago a fire occurred in New York at which a tire
mendous explosion took place. As there no.
thing in ihebuilding Of any thing like an explosive
character except saltpctre, discussion immediate
ly arose-wpich, we believe, has never yet been
satisfactorily scttled-as 10 whether that article
would explode. On the I'd inst. fire broke out in
building No. 206 Water street. the upper stories
Of which were used for storing cotton. Soon after
the fire brke out, explosion occurred which
blew out TIN front and walls OF the upper sto-
rfcs No me could account for the accident as
there was 10 gunpowder or other explosive mate
rial about the building. Il is expected that the
problem f6 solution will now be, " Will cotton
explode p" We advise our New York friends TO
keep cool III they settle the question,
Nus Orleans pfcntresf,
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HAIL,aM.-A large portion of the State Of
Texas hbeen recently visited by severe hail
storms, q 1t was feared that much damage had
been doto the crops. The Western 7srian of
the 2Sth !, says:
"Abouun-set the sky was suddenly overcast
with cloi and in half AN hour the hail-stones, as
large asin's eggs, were pouring down with
rush. 4 storm lasted about half an hour. ID
came up quick that but little time was left for
preparah, and the consequence was, that many
windowere broken, and those most exposed were
complet demolished. The peach trees in an
aroundi city, which were all in full bloom, were
complef stripped of their foliage and blossoms.
We hauot yet learned whether the planters and
garden have suffered to any great extent; but,
from tieverity of the storm, we fear the damage
has beeonsiderable. II is some consolation, how
ever, toiect that many of our planters have not
have, yhaye ample time to secure good crop
by repEng."
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BALTIm9H AND Ono RAuRohD.-Tbe revenue
of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad for the last
month we for passengers on the main stem,
s44,27l It; for freight, S5l,747 03. Washington
branch fer passengers, s25,953 ~; for freight
ss9, 0O2 o.; Making an aggregate Of l26,0ls Is
on the man stem, and 3 80, POS 70 on the Wash
ington branch-the total being SI59,226 90. The
above is less by sli,736 60 than the amount
ceived in NE corresponding month Of last year )
bot Il IL proper 10 add that in that month the inau
guration Of the present President Of the United
States todx place, which gave the company at least
s20O 900 additional revenue.
Cumberland (nfd) Civilian.
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Secretary of the Treasury.
UNITED STATES SCHOONER GALLATIN, }
CHARLESTON, April ~, 1850

\
CHARLESTON, April ~, 1850.
DEAR SIN: returned from a cruise to the south
ward some six days ago, having, during my alb
sence made diligent search for the shoal reported
by Captain Porter, of the steamer Georgia. March
29th: with the tender, started from St. Helena bar,
the light boat bearing NJ by w., and ran S. by E.,
IA miles; kept three leads going on board this
sci, and one on board of the tender
The soundings deepened regularly from A faith
oms to and 10; ! then several close travcrses
back, increasing them, in the position assigned to
the shoal. The wind was fresh from the northward
and eastward, with quite heavy running,
sufficient to have formed breakers on a seventeen
feet spot. For twelve hours this search was con-
tinued, only discontinued by bad weather coming
on, which drove into Savannah, crossing the bar
on the 3Oth, in a heavy gale. am Of the opinion
that no IL feet shoa exists in the position assigned
by Captain Porter. He reports that at the moment
of striking, heavy pieces Of timber foatcd by; and
as large timber RATS are frequently driven to sea
from St. Helena sound it is not improbable that the
Georgia may have struck on one of them.
am, very respectfully, your obedent servant,
(Signed) J. N. MAFFITT,
1t. CONG and Asst U. S. C. S.
To Professor A. d. BAcHE,
Supt. U. s. c. S., Washington, d. C..
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Loss or THE snIr CHAsrLAiS.-The Savannah
Reprsbican Of the 2oth instant contains the follow
ing letter
"CoSsuLATr or THE UNITED Static
HAVANA, April 10th, 1850. :
"Tb DE- Collector Of the port Of surarnah.
"sp: The ship Champlain OF Philadelphia, six
hundred and twenty -four tons, r. r.. Ocean, mas.
Ter, ON her passage from New York 10 New Or.
leans, spreng leak near the Isascs ON the I'd in
slant is supposed she struck wreck, las
there we're seven fatboms on each side,) and IN A
short tir,.- went down. The master and crew rep
resent that tcre was no opportunity Of even saving
their clothes TIE crew arrived in this port yes.
terday on board the barque crusoe.
Every respectfully, your obcdient servant
"R0BEnT b. CAMPBELL"
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ODD FELLOws, HALL.

ODD FELLOWS HALL.
CHANGE OF EXHIBITION
Lswis's Panorama OF the MissisAppi.
First Night Of the Loi00 RiU0.
THIS great work. being u continuation of the one
Il shown last week, will be exhibited for the first
time
TUESDAY, 10th April.
The picture commences with fine view Of the
Gulf Of Mexico, with two of the Mouths ofthe Mis-
sissppi and giving faithful views of New Orleans,
Natchez, General Taylor's Plantation, vicksburg,
Memphis and every point Of interest on the route;
terminating with a faithful and magnificent pic
last
10 give all an opportunity of witnessing both
portions OF these Panoramas they will be exhibited
ON alternate nights, as follows:
me Upper Rion-M Monday, Wednesday, Friday.
Ihe Lososr Riur-Tuesday Thursday, Saturday.
Tickets 25 cents; children half price,
Afternoon performances on Wednesday and Fri
day, beginning at o'clock.
Liberal arrangements made for schools.
April 15--tf
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AIagrant attempt 70 commit murder was ma.

Alagrant attempt to commit murder was made
in Oy county last week. The family Of Mrs. Col.
ALLIE had retired for the night, when that lady
aroued about three o'clock by what she supposed
to the bite of rat. She out of bed, stepped
inta room where her sons were sleeping, and said
shewas bleeding to death. She had received a
dangerous wound across the face with knife. The
while affair is mystery. Mrs. Allen is univer-
salf beloved in the county, and it seems strange
tina any one should have sought TO murder her.
Isl Louis Republican, AprI 18Th.
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BURGOYNE d CO., Bankers,
SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA
Reference IA Washington City:
Hon. THos. BurLER KING,
Hon. WILLIAM Nj. Gwis,
Hon. J. c. Fremont. Apr g-lmif
STRAW mATTINGs. FLOOR oIL-cLoTHs.

STRAW MATTINGs. FLOOR OII.-CLoTHs,
&C., Sc.
NTE have now in store, and will sell on the most
w accommodating terms
90 pieces very superior Canton Mating, perfectly
fresh
Sheets extra heavy and very rich Floor Oil
cloth
25 pieces new styles Oil-c cloths, low priced
rs pieces superior 3-ply Csrpeting, very cheap
$50 pieces superior double ingram do, from auc
ton
so pieces superior double ingram do, very cheap
II very rich Bordered Crumb Cloths
25 pieces Buff and White Blind Linen, all widths
80 very rich Chenele and Tufted Rugs
so Gets Extra Rich Muslin Curtains
% sets Extra Rich Lace Curtains
90 pieces Embroidered Curtain Muslin, low priced
Also, every variety Of Linen sheetings, Pillow
and Bolster Linens, Table Damask, Towels, Nap
kins, Fur Dimities, French Fur Chintz, Table and
Piano Covers, Fur Oil-cloths, &c, &c.
To all of which invite the special attention Of
housekeepers before making their purchases else
where, as determined 10 sell cheap.
p. II. HOOE & CO.
April 3--d4wif IUnionl
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NAvALExEcUTIor.-Iti s said that as the United
States slosp- war Germantown was recently pass
ing out 1.-THE harbor Of St. Thomas, a man was
run up tothe ysrd-arm. u will be remembered
that a sa1ous inutiny occurred on board this wee
sci, while lying in Hampton Roads, just previous 10
her sailrg on her present cruise. The actors IN
that mutny were thought 10 have been too lenient-
ly dealt with. These facts, taken In connexion
with the circumstance mentioned above, are pain
fully suggestive Of opinion that on this, as on
another memorable occasion, summary execution
has beer deemed necessarY.-B Qsf0n Journal.
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SHAD AND HgsRrso.-Tbc supply at the wharf
continues very moderate, with heavy demand
Herrings were selling yesterday afternoon at Sc rs
a 81 per thousand, and shsd at 50 a SO so. Her
rings from the strike are selling at S.. The pre-
sent run Of behring's is very fine.
TAIsrandria Gaxsffs
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NOTICE.-All persons interested in'the annual
IN assessment Of taxable property in the city Of
Washington for the year 1850 are hereby informed
that the Board of Appeal will be in session in the
assessors room, basement story, City Hall, on
Thursday, the llth instant, from a m to 3 p. m,
and will continue from day to day, Sunday except
ed, during the same hours for the purpose ofhear-
ing and deciding upon appeals, until the 26th i'm
slant, inclusive. II. +. HARDNESS,
Secretary Of the Board of Assessors.
April l0--dt26
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I,AKE NOTICE.-That whereas a certi6oat,

TNAKE sOTICE.-That whereas a certificate
Il Of location, No. 26,S23, was issued September
II, lS4s, in the name Of William Cummings of
Captain Heyers company I'd Pennsylvsni VOL
untecrs and addressed 10 the care Of Samuel stet-
tinos, OF Washington city, then present, which
Cummings intends, in six weeks from the date
hereof, TO apply TO the Commissioner Of Pensions
for duplicate Of said certificate.
March 22--law6w
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Two vacant lots Of ground, at the corner Of Pitt
and Duke streets, we're cold at public auction on
Saturday last, by George White. suctionecr Lot
No. ], fronting on Duke street so feet, ON Pitt 80
feet, cold tor 500. lot No. 2, fronting on Pitt
street SO feet ~ inches, running hack 1873 feet 5
inches, sold for 2 500 dierandria Gazette
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FRh TRINrDAD.--Capt. Snow, of the brig Cor
deliaht this port from Trinidad, lat inst, reports
that severe storm of rain, with thunder and light
ningprevaied for four days previous to his leav-
ing ort. So severe storm never known
therefore at this season of the year.
Boston Post, ooh.
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VIEW MAPS AND GUIDE BOOKS.

NEW Map Of Minnesota, with an sccompani-
ment describing the country &c.
New Map Of California and Oregon, with descrir-
ton OF the countries, &c
Disturnell's Railroad and Steamboat Book.
New Hand book for Travellers, with large and
perfect Map Of the United States for sale in Wash
ington, by TAYLOR 4 MAURY,
April II booksellers, near 9Th ST
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res Associated Firemen's

80 shares Associated Firemen's. .........
At the Board to-day, U. 6's, 1867, closed at lis
bid, 49, asked; 1868. lis bid, llsk asked; Mary
land 6's, 1922 bid, 1881 asked; Deferred do, lds
bid; Quarterly SIS, S6s bid, SO: asked Sterling 5s,
81 bid, 97s asked Baltimore 6's, 1860, 1903 bid !;
do. 1870 1852 bid; 1890, lO4, bid; SIS, 81 bid, 50
asked ; Bait. & Ohio r. r. Bonds, 1867 92s BID;
do. Shares, 54s bid, SAP asked.
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DpxApruL CssuALTy.-Mr. Hugh Dis, OF this
place, killed on Monday, the stb instant, under
The most shocking circumstances. AZ the time, he
was engaged 10 rolling saw logs down the bank OF
Dry Rur; one Of them stuck fast, when he went be-
low 10 remove the obstruction, and the log starting
sooner than was expected, be was caught, knocked
PROSTATE. and completely crushed BY the heavy
timbcrs passing over his psrsonno less than three
weighty logs hnying rolled over his head and body
His death was almost instantaneous,
pnvkersknwr Pa fyasSff<
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Posr orrrcs DrrpspArioss.-,rhe New York
Express, in publishing paragraph resp Hcung the
robberies in the Philadelphia Office, adds;
This ex-clerk is not the only one who has beef
stealing letters. We have suffered from these pee
ulstions until IL has been found necessary 10 call
the attention ofthe Office here and the Department
at Washington, TO the subject"
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THE Tax PAYERS Of Warrenton, by a vote in
the ratio Of Ten TO one have authorized The common
council to subscribe ten thousand dollars towards
securing for that place branch Of the Orange and
Alexandra Railroad. - Alexandria Gazette.
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FIsHso.-Tbe fishing trade Of the Ohio river is
becoming an item Of considerable importance in
the trade. We learn from an attentive correspond
cni at Carrolton, Kentucky, that 600 lbs fest-
fish were shipped from that point on Tuesday, for
various markets,-- Lo,iisriLs (Ky.l Jour. Of Com.
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Eos CALFossrA.--Tt 10 believed that about eight
hundred persons will leave Oakland county for
California this spring Many have already gone,
and others are going daily Detroit Adcerfissr.
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MAsHEsoT9s Y. HARPrR was yesterday elected
by the county court Assessor TO assess tho lands
OF this county, under the recent act Of the Lcgsa
ture requiring general re- assessment Of the lands
Of the Commonwealth.-dera Gazette, 23d.
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The Hon. M. McCranie, representative from
Jackson, died last week al Monroe, about fifteen
miles from home, on his return from Baton Rouge.
Baton Rouge (La.) CARTE
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OFFICIAL.

Letter Of the Superintendent Of the Coast Surrey 10 the
Secretary Of ue Treasury transDsiiting report by
Lieut.. Cong y. ~. DIa6t, U. s. NJ, assistant, an
reference 10 a shoai IN the vieinity Of 81. Helena
Sound, South Carolina.
COAST SURVEY OFFICE,
WAsHISGToN, April l6, 1850. !
STA; have the honor TO communicate report by
Lieut.. CONG j. N. Maffitt, u. S. NJ, Assistant in
the Coast Survey, Of an examination made by my
direction in the vicinity Of St Helena sound South
Carolina, to ascertain the existence of shoal with
seventeen feet water upon it, reported by the steam
er Georgia, Capt. Porter The result Of this exam
ination makes the existence Of shoa in the local
ity assigned very doubtful. As the point in doubt
is one OF considerable interest, would respectfully
request authority to make public the report of
Lieut.. Maffitt, which may draw the attention Of
coasting vessels passing in that vicinity to the
question at issue. Very respectfully, yours,
(signed) A. d. BACHE,
Superintendent U. s. Coast Survey.
Hon. w. M. MEREDITH,
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DIED,

On Monday, the 10Th instant, at Cambridge1hio,
Mrs. ELIZABETH J. EVANS, wife Of thAion
NATHAs Evkss, member Of Congress from u 14th
Congressional District Of that State.
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DrsAsp Fop UNITED STATES srocws.-The New
,ork Journal " Commerce Of Saturday, 3p. m.
ssys
There is great excitement In the stock market
owing TO certain parties having receiyeo oIaeIs ~
telegraph from Haiiii.s.x TO buy U2ited States Sc
corities. The loan Of 1876! ran up 10 1lTy =, the
board, and since the adjournment sales Of $780, 900
have taken place at 49, Other stocks have sl-o
advanced
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The Annapolis Free Press states that the labors
Of the fishermen Of that place have this been
almost fruitloss. This Il says, is serious disap.
pointment to them, majority Of whom depend ON
their success with the not for their daily bread.
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A new canal boat arrived here yesterday from
Mercersville, Washington county, Maryland, with
l,il2 barrels -four, 20 Fowle CO., being the
largest cargo ever brought down the canal.
Tdieyandia Ga1sffs.
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An attempt was made on Wednesday night last
TO rob the Union Bank at this place The thief or
thieves succeeded in getting into the cashiers room
but got no money - ncrvius Register.
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CAPITA Claggett, of the schooner Cello, from Port
au Prize, 3ist ultmo, that his imperial majesty still
deligh in show and parade. Every morning he
rides ound the city, attended by the governor
and soc of the principal officers, and body guard
of draoons. He is received by the citizens with
uncoved heads as he passes. It is reported that
he inhds to march against the Spanish part of the
island He has forced all the young men of the
placewith few exceptions) TO become soldiers.
His njesty has bought two more large briggs for
shipsf war, the Danish brig Otto and Swedish
brig.
Buaess appears TO improve. There is great
deal dogwood in the market. and coffee has begun
to cor in in large quantities.
-[Netc York Journal Of Commerce.
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AsssuLr.--This (Friday) morning, about nine
O'Clock, the Rev John Marsh, secretary OF the A.
t. o., uas Knocked down by a rufian In Wash
ington street, and severely injured. The reverend
gentleman was sssssted TO his residence In Will
loughby street, covered with blood. The pcrpe-
traitor Of such am outrsgeo and upproyokcd as
sault should not escape the vigilance OF our police,
Brookl,n 1drerffssr.
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WI cANpIDArr ron GovEsson OF Many

LAND. The Rockville (Md.) Journal says:
"Wre pleased to hear that the talented and
populaWhig, j. Dixon Roman, will accept the
nominon, If offered him, as the Wing candidate
for Gornor. We have no hesitation in declaring
for hint the start. He possesses the qualifications
for thdistinguished post; he is fine speaker;
populs not only in his own county, but in the
whole western Maryland; a courteous and ac-
compiled gentleman: whole souled Wing, and
day VI be ours"
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r OST-On the 22d April, on Pennsylvania ave
IL nue. or 10th street, GOLD BRAcELET, set with
tsree Topaz Stones. The finder will be suitably re-
warded by leaving it at the Office National Hotel.
April N-lt*
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FOR NORFOLK.

k The steamer OSCEoLA, having
eStkxaazS undergone thorough repairs, has
- resumed her trips 10 the above
place. leaving Washington every THURSDAY,
at o'clock, a M; returning, leaves Norfolk every
FRIDAY, at 4 o'clock, p. m. Touching at Cone
river and the usual landings on the Potomac.
Passage and fare, IS.
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GOVERNMENT, state, and other stocks
Mar. Spstswim cHUBB scHENcK.
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Ii - Inc hours OF departure Tor the
SGtSe%5737 present ,ofthis boat, are as follows,
and she will leave punctiaiiy ac-
cording to the advertisement, commencing on
TUESDAY morning, the Odd of April.
Leave Alexandria at z, 81, 10, II a. m; !. ~.
4. 81, p. m.
Leave Washington at ~, 81. Ios, a. m; l2., II.
81, Al, 81, p. IN.
As the season advances, she will make later
trip from Alexandria and Washington.
In connection with this boat is line of new Om-
nibuses. Through tickets from any part of the
avenue (between the Capitol and Treasury Depart
ment) at 1872 cents. T Na}
Passage on the boat alone l2l cents
April 22-dly JOB CORSON, Captain.
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NTAGNER & HIGGINS, WHOLESALE
Wv Manufacturers of fine Rosewood, Walnut,
and Mahogany Tete Tete, Sweep back, Gothic,
and other rich Antique and Modern Furniture
Store, 2OS Bowery; factory, Nos. "a, s and 8,
Attorney street, New York. April l8--d3m