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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-16


A T NEEDING or TIE CENTRE CO AID, HELD
n ct their srnory Saturday evening Oct IA, 1854,
ko following mble and resolutions unanimously
Ajoptej:--
Whereas, II has been the express desire Of ~ C.
Ionoho TO retire from the command OF this company,
the duties Of which Office he has discharged with honor
10 binfe sDd credit to the company, We cannot part
with hiir without cxprsssion Of thanks for his
rasi ,ervices and gsntsnanly department to the
rsry sTen ia first organization; Therefore,
isolsc Cd, That the thanks Of the Company be, Ard
sse htrtr, tcndered TO late worthy osptsin, n q
rorolo, for bis manly bearing aui upright ecadust
during Ic,iod 81 four years.
reselye5. That We regret that crcrmstAncss have
oenplltd him 10 retire from the and Of this
rsny lin sequence Of his having entered upon pubc
bfej psr With him riih feelings Of regret AMI hope
that hereafter In al relations of Gfs he may ever
receive t>t respect ard esteem he well deserves
maj his future lie be Of unslloyci happnsss and
ptfsyely which IA the earnest hope OF every member
Of thg cclcrsny.
refoiynd, lha. copy Of the above resolutions be
fnpo.td spa transmitted 70 " 9. Donoho, Fsa saa
ruoNf hid IN the New orh Herald.
''''' i sSs 5 srs sSSns Committee
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HD6er'e Patent VulcAnlxed Gutta PerchN
watsx proof cothlpg, &c il bound to supersede India
3abbsr. II does not become sticky, u very beautiful
noss durable, and free from unpleasant smell CO and
sesths goods st l02 Broadway.
GAe season Ous or Town.-TAe Fashson ana
AsAuty II the metropolis wherever rusticatlng viii soon
- AT home In IT. own elegant domicil Oar boom
sehss are sure, however, to bring back upon their
'Dusky livery Of the FURNISHED SUM-
the penalty they pay for renewed health and Spirits
hanks however to cur friend Phalon, II Il but tenn
lsssy ip6iction. Bis .paphiAn lotion removes the
tso.A almost ~ rapidly IS the breeze removes the
naming mist from the face Of the waters There ID NO
ashs about this article; 1t unfailing remedy for
s.nsvne.s. nschles, tan, Emplss, roughness Of the
Ans and al 6emishes that aest the compilation. step
Ito P6AION'S 1T the st. Ni,holas, and ask him to
snew zen Madame Anna Thon's snthusastic latter on
he subject Also for sale BY al the druggists and fancy
stores n the city and country.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-16

SAaAr Dye and Wlgs.-Bachel09ss celebrated
hdye is b. I'll acknowledged the best in tho world.
ysszs ct ". A. BACHELORS hair dye wig and ORA.
mental hair factory, No. 233 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-16

>. II. ThOmpson, from Paris, PhxcnoIogi.
- hslr cuttsT Ne wareo street. three doors from
Acedway BE q the only artist in New York who thor
ssAy undsrstsnds cutting the hair to suit the fora
eIof the hsad.
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lDVERFREMRNTS RRNEWED EVERY DAT.

A LBER1O G. PAINE, LATE FROM LIMA, PERU,
ateamer Empire City, from Asplnwai VIII confer favor
BY calling At 26S Ninth street. upon the gentleman whom
he accommodated the Ishmus with chan Of cloth
isg, ard who nov wishes to see HIM business of
portance.
IF NIB. CHARLES W. LIVINGSTON is IN THE CRY,
he will please call Of the United States Hotel and W.
his friend VIM r Korpegsy, OF " c. Any psrson know.
ing bis whereabouts win confer favor b. lending
the required information.
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CTFANSHlP ARCl1C--SNy NAN IN THE STEWARDS
- department, that should be esred from the steam
al A,ttic has only 70 call Vt Honsys Union Hotel,
Liberty street, Brooklyn and they viii ud home tn
they got enciher berth.
HTOTIcF 40 BOOT AND sf10EMAKEas.-~nH. CA.
IN hin, No. 35T Broadway. having made consiisra.
biz reduction OF the wages or the in hs employ al
Society have withdrawn rad the shop is nos .
stJile.
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CxlStadOsos Liquid Hair DSe Rides Trl.
anlhsDt amongst the host Of ito competitors. 1t is ab
sa,e ard retail AMI applied at Cristadoros, No. Astor
Hsuse. Copy the address.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-16

Whlskers Mouseaches Forced to Grow
b SIX weeks by my opsusnt which win not stain In
uEe the fkn 81 bottle sent to any part Of the coun
~. r. G. GRAHAM, 1O7 Nassau street; zsiber, ~
ssuth Third sh cot, PHILADELPHIA.
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y/vsche. Long anc Square ybawis, and Psrfs
- sIOala rre1 az ytios .. half the original oSzs.
- a I STEWART 4 Co.
rrc.dtSy th~1n5o-s. aot Aezdc streets.
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WEClAI1 KOTICRn.

|,OIUABlA COLLEGE, NEW YORK, OCT. II, 1884,
~ To the Alumni The first annual address before
WA R wHlIAks, D. D., st the Clinton Hall Lecture
Room, (Astcr Place. on Tuesday October 81 1854 1t
+. NJ being the centennial Anniversary Of shs day
which its charter granted TO Columbis College The
Alumni Of the College requested to attend the An
nusl Bush esa Nc citing. which will be held In the class
cay The Annual JinLsr Of the Alumni viii b served
At IN. s. Nicholas Hotel, st O'Clock. Tickets Admit
ting 10 the address, viii be distributed E1Atus9asH to
ths Alumni Of the College, application to the Commit
tee Of Arrangements. Alumni Wishing dinner tickets
requested to apply for them to either Of the under
ROBERT kelly,
Chsilnsn General Committee
CcSHrlE or ANTAGONISTS --Abam levitt IL
Blu fling slip Oliver Strong, 1877 william ftrest; James
A. Hsnnton John Jay, 20 Mas street, Robert Le Roy,
No. Wet Twenty nd street. J. T. GirAUl Foster, 90
Wall street. John u skdmcrs, secretary 81 Wan stsest,
(Jsuncey Ccrr.
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TtOuL1TR 6UAip THE MEMBERS OF rdE 4B0vS
Y = company requested 70 meet at Military uall
Bcwery this evening" AZ ~ O'Clock, with musets, for
81 II. punctuai attendance IL rogue ted By or5er Of
RoBERT TWIN, Captain.
wnII4n BUY, Orderly sefsssnt.
T. NlcBEnBOCKTfS AfrErTlON.--TnE MFMBEes
IN Of this company hsreby n1tlsd to attend .
c,c,jru 10 be held The house of John Garland cor.
nsr tEc rov e. and Hs ter street Monday evenps
Ccsoler ~, at ~ O'clock precisoly. l'nnc.ua, ~
fegJsrta IL reeaehtai Of every memher a. an esc on
rr Oh csrs w,n tshe place on the shove ey>nip0. ny
OIscr juan ttEl ND Trtsin4
J Fancy, orderly.
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Ths rirst Mention of enirts In any Cfey &C
Ne Union briggs up the OF @ ZEN, No. As.os
Bsses. Why Il tA:sg Simply because he has always
up to his sdvertssmens. They promise psrisss
ats he hyal lab give thorn they tbs public ~
- punctushty ana lie trs.xs fAi,a ws-h cas-
vower.
India Rubber Gloves ana Msttens, fsr uss
- cold weather; hdies' lined giJvss aud hlsechnS
olovee; nts, s certain for rooga and chy2ei
knnds. For sale all the rubber storoa and u the
uols onlJ a. sc John street, up STAIRS
West Ftushtng--rhs Hast sale OF the season
,sf ssttsge tes In this village tases pea Tue ~
ze~t the nth inst, 1T ociesk p II. AZ this viii -
- list opportunity OF purchasing cea at auction In
a shons, healthy, we'll located and oonvensat to .hs
y, net TO lose his present Opportunity rcnets ani
every information be had VI RARkE ELLIOTT,
Mo- Nassau street, Nav York.
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TN,oK CUUasE T. f.--Tg0TITSG.--oS TUE DAY
Oct. II, at 6 o'clock match for q, 600, rnue
hea.s, to harres. II Woodruff naIass stall fsrssps
ida; u. pifor psmes sts Empire Stages leave the
wiAr sbcIg ferries FOR the course every hal no ar
SHAN WHITE, psoprietors.
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A SEaAss = tlIRr, WHO cAH sIE X GOOD Evsf..sE,
n vvrta snusfior sssrstross. ON give good ~
fs-eLee Wages not nnAh 81 an oslee. As gosd
homo Ptsse can 1t $40 tenth street. sidrsss u b,
Herald 6fhe0
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XNsNUp-A SITUATION, AS A FIRST CLASS LAUN.
w dress, OF a. chentcrms4 and ane laaplress in
risa.o family BY stry experienced grl with god ely
cegce Of her late emIloJe err.
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XLyANTIp--A SITUATION, BY MOST TRUsTwOR.
w thy young who has ak years experience in
the city, as good cook; is most excellent washer and
rcrer, ard competent baker, would Go house~ork
in small family, az she is good servant Also neat
young girl, eighteen ears OF ago, wants siuation
reedle, 60 embroidery, and will to wait lady
The most satisfactory city references given Call at 323
room, fer two days.
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12........... ........ 70 Total. 4S2
THOMAS X. DOWNING, City Inspector
City inspectors Aics, New York, Oct II, 1874.
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LECTURES.

A LE(IURE ON TIE HISTORICAL REL ATOMS OF
N lresnd and America win be delivered In the Broad
way Tabel naelc on Monday evening" 10th instant BY
procured al the door the evening Of the lecture
UNIVERSITY OF NLw YORK, MEOIosL DEPART.
u ment--1he Introductory lscture to the ensuin
winter course, win se delivered Monday evening,
October 49, 81 O'Clock r NJ in the Univcrsty Medical
College, 1t7 East Fourteenth street. by Professor Draper
The profession and cubic generally respectfully Ia
vted to attend
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VIYANTEp--BY MIDDLE AGED AMERICAN wO-
w man, situation to do the housevorh of a small
family chambermaid has a little girl ia her
eleventh year. who will be with her. good home more
object than high wages; good uendation cpn
Be given. Inquire At % Monroe street. for two days
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NrAN1Er--A SITUATION, BY A MOST REspEcIABII
general homework, in city country; Is Wiling and
oblg and endesyors TO please hor employers eyery
rsc; test Of city reference given. Please call ut az
Eowery,
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NyANIED-BY COMPETENT wOMaN, A sTrUA-
w ton 10 inf ant from its birth. Tie best
II city reference 10 obtained from her last place
Please call for two days. between IL and O'Clock at IS
Fifth street, in the rear. second Hoor
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UTANTtD-A 81 rATI0N, BY A RESPECT ABLE
w Yourg woe an, In private family, chamber.
maid waiter; is willing to make herself generally
full give good city reference Pies sc call at us
Centre street, sesoLl floor, front, for two days.
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NyANHp--A sl1UA1IJN AS CHAMBERMAID AND
w to DO tbs hpe washng, by . very nice, tidy, In
dustrieus young woman who Is thoroughly acquainted
ferenees frcm her last place, where she has lived
slime Tine Can be for two days, ct Is West Nine
teentb street, near kixth avenue
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CnUAvIOH WANfED-BY AN YyDuSrRroUs CCi-
- rstsnt yourg woman, to do COOLING, washing AID
ironing or general hoassworb Is good p'an cosk Grst
yste washer and hopsr, and viking 70 MAKO hsrseh
KerGshy nsefuA The best OF rsfersBcs given Oll a.
No. hiviDgton street, hrst door, for two Gays
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1T7lHfCD-BY RESP rAMB ENGLISH WON IN
w srFusticn as cook . private family. Can give
good city rese-ence Has objection TO the ntry.
iply st IS First strect, 1t noor Gan Be seen Tor
two daJs.
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CITY OF WASHINGTON
A. o. P. NICHOLSON. EDrron
FRIDAY MORNING, APRIL =, 1904.
Congress thursday y.

SEsArE.-A message was received from the President
OF the United States, transmitting report of the Secre
tary OF State, and accompanying documents in relation
TO the seizure Of Martin Koszta by the Austrian authors
ties
Mr. Jones, OF Tennessee. reported bill to establish a
western arsenal at Memphis, Tennessee, and for other
purposes
Bills for the relief OF Joseph Smith and Mrs Harriet
Leayenworh considered and pas as also bill
to extend the limits OF the collection district of Mwaa-
ke. Wisconsin.
The Senate then went into executive session. and after
remaining session with closed doors for some ne ad-
ourned.
HOUSE, OF REPREsENTATIvEs,-1he correspondence
with Spain in relation the Black Warrior outrage was
laid before the House and ordered 10 be printed. The
San Francisco mail bill was again debated during the
morning hour, but not disposed Of. The inorn.a-
lion from The Treasury Department relative TO the burn
ing Of the Martha Washington ordered 10 be printed
The House went into committee, aud Mr. Preston spoke
length in favor OF the Senate Nebraska BILL but OPP
posing the Clayton amendment. Mr. Smith, OF New
York, argued against the bill Mr. Caruihers obtained
the floor; when the committee rose and the House ad-
journed.
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admission OF slavery by impus,ion--revv the pre.ex
isung laws on that subject He was not IN favor Of DO
ing ibis by lndiTecilon. II the Missouri Compromise
was constitutional, be wished TO il withdrawn that
Tue men who we've TO settle In those Territories wonld
De enabled to establish their constitutions and gov
efnment whether for veal or wo hereafter III the tu
lure when stately cities shall rise on The Territories OF
Nebraska and Kansas when towns shall decorate the
present wilderness as Indications OF the progress OF com
merce and civilization, be wanted that The descend
aAs OF those who go hther should be able TO say that
me Congress of The Used States authorized Us 10
found our institutions under the Influence OF gnoble,
sectional, or iaelional discofd--no mere memorial OF
heat and passion but only under is protecting Influence
importing that right OF self government that we have
sought 10 obtain OF the mother country He referred 10
opponents OF The bill throwing the responsibility oil
commencing The agitation of the question Of slavery. and
said that for abolitionsis complain OF agitation
minded MN oil The oil-quoted couplet.
When the devil sick, the devil a monk would be.
But when The devil got welt the devil monk he !"
IL his intention 10 move for striking out the Clay
Ion ameniment, which provided that
American citizen should have the right of suffrage. He
unwilling, considering the hardships that were be
endured IN The forest 10 prevent those who there from
enjoying that right The foreign population conferred
great benefits upon the county and drawback
10 our civilization Nebraska alone, il populated
thicky Massachusetts would contain all the present
population OF the country; and there could be
sonable objection 10 doing everything TO encourage the
influx OF foreigners. Their labor required 10 assist
in the development of the OF This vast
tinent.
He believed that there was majority in The House
who ready vote for the bill and he called upon
the gentleman from New York, Mr. CUTTING who he
regretted not IN his seat, speedily redeem his
promise OF moving for IFS early consideration The bill,
although in the Committee OF the Whole. not dead
and the friends Of the bill not afraid oil discus
sion, he hoped would be speedily brought forward and
that the gentleman from New York would redeem his
pledge made al the time OF the committa of the bill IT,,
however, the supporters of that measure
pushed and the bill rejected, they would have the
proud satisfaction OF being vanquished IN endeavoring
TO maintain The constitutional rights OF their country.
Mr. SMITH, OF New York. then addressed the CON-
m he.
Mr.. CARUTHERS obtained the floor. and the commit
tee rose; when
The House adjourned al ten minutes pas, three
o'clock
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Afraid of the PeOple

We can well understand why the sboliionsls assail
the doctrine OF popular sovereignSit is thai tribunal
which has yet hessted TO reject their most sbhsi
rent doctrines-bul that men who know the temper OF
the American masses, North and South, should halt be-
fore the smples recognition OF such principle that
OF leaving ibe people manage their affairs. under
the constitution Of the county. passes our comprehsn
sion That they should allow themselves 10 he deceived
too 10 regard this principle by class Of whose
interest Il is 10 oppose and TO misrepesen H. is another
cause for honest surprise. II cannot be too often
repeated thai 10 ali parts OF the American Union
popular sovereignty Is irresistible No man brsas,
The current Of The peoples will He must 90 with i,
60 down The South as we said few days ago. has
fully and practically asserted this doctrine 10 nearly every
one Of their State organizations few years ago the
judiciary was regarded a class sacred from innovation
and not to he touched BY The influence Of the people
Now The door is thrown wide open, and the ballot Dor
places upon the bench the first unsts N The civilized
world So, TOO, in reference 70 elections for all other
Offices The feeling extends over the whole Union.
The question recur in view OF this prospect, why deny
to all the Tefuores the blessings Of that principle you
so enger apply in all the States Does Il not show
either an absurd fear Of the intelligence Of the
or. what ~ equally unjust disposition to distinguish
between the citizens Of States and the citizens OF Terri
tores'
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Ting pension and The chances OF fraud aud multiplying
UNNECESSARILY The business OF The Pension Committees
here.
But sir as 10 tie details oil this provision cannot
see with the honorable senator from Virginia, how il is
that these men TO be examined Ia any practicable way
BY physicians OF surgeons, 10 be appfoyed-tbai 10,
la many OF the counties all the country you will
find from one 10 dozen pensioners located IN different
sections IN each county, living entirely in obscuny upon
the little pGnce which the government gives them !;
living perhaps. with kind friend, some dsugh
ter nephew niece, and taken OF in that eond
lion You heap upon them the necessity oil going TO hunt
up physclansor the physicians are not 10 hunt them
up How Is the Secretary OF he Interior to select these
physicians IN every county III you say he shall appoint
only two IN State. then you compel the pensioners In
the large States OF the west to travel 10 the OF gov
eminent, or some other given locality where the pbys
clans are ocaed and yoa impose upon them burden for
which their pensions will not compensate them
How, then, will The Secretary OF the Interior appoint
these physicians in each neg hborhoodi How will he
know them How long will they remain there As
you open new territory further wes-as Nebraska and
Kansas shall be opened 10 settlement as trust they will
at an early day-our people Will emgrale physician
who may to-day be located in county. and be
horized TO give these certificates, may be found
year in locality. And the poor old pensioner will
be thrown upon The mercy OF his neghbors, and have
none Of the benefits OF that provision which the govern
ment designed for him.
The section. in my judgment is every way wrong 1t
is, will say, without dsespecl, az think badly drawn
to express even the object OF the committee; bu, ii il
were drawn WELL the substance OF il would work
badly from beginning 10 end. shall, therefore, vote
againet the whole OF It, shall at least ask the Senate
10 give me the yeas and nays upon IT, that we may see
how we stand But, IN all ifankness, | suggest the
amendment which propose substitute; am willing
tina, that shall be adopted II will vest in the hands oil The
Secretary OF the Interior ample to inquire into all the
temporarily entirely This the senator from Virginia
says is bis main obectto purge this system from its
frauds and wrongs. That certainly will do as readily
as he or any ore,
fra M coN1NuFD
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Lieut. Strains party in regard TO whom the public, and
no less the head of the Navy Department. have for
some time fell much anxiety, have been heard from
The Secretary OF the Navy last evening favored with
the sight of despatch that efec, Therefore, the
rumored murder Of ibe patty turns be nnlounded
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ny GREEN 4 scoT.r. Auc,,on,,r..

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY AT AUCTIoN.-on
Wednesday The l2tb nstSn shall sell In front Of psmi
O'Clock large brick building nearly new,
add fronting the aeSln reservation TO- the Of Jackson
Hail. being the building lately occupied BY Moss Davis Caet
carpenters shop The house high
and 30 deep wall "a high enclosing
lot. The lot Is 0e feet deep
caculaiedfof printing office coach factory
Terms One-iourh cash balance
the tho deferred
from the day deed given and
Title indispu table.
GREEN h SCOTT
Ap I'D Auctoueers
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HN D. q. MCGUIRE. Aurtnncer.

VERY DESIRABLE PROPERTY ON NINTH STREET AT
public ssle0n Saturday sh O'Clock,
The premises shall se the south part Of 10, No. in No
t0i fronting thirty Ninth
running inches Improved
frame house containing ak Title nd.pulabe
Terms ODe-haf the residue In ak months
for notes satisfactorily secured, bearing interest
JAS. q. MCGUIRE,
Ap Sd Aucuoncer
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Ap -
Professional Card,

nR ROBERT HUNTER will reach Washington Friday md
~ Saturday 9Th and 9Th happy
patients and all otc DESTROYS Of his professional
the Of consumption asthma bronchitis and all affections
arising from the and lungs.
s will be found Mrs, Nosss Jewey Store,
sylvaniA avenue, between l2th and l9th streets.
An a.
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II will be gratifying TO the numerous friends OF the Hon
Jesse D. Bright learn that after very protracied and
serious illness, he is able to resume his seat in the
Senate
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Senator Sebastian has been detained from his for
several days by sickness. We happy learn
that he is rapidly recovering, and is nearly able TO
resu Ae his duties.
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wAsHtSareS, Apul /, 1854
copaunersbip hitherto crisng between
has dissolved by
consent aud either party viii continue
In liquidation.
w. w. CoRCoRAN,
ELISHA RIGGS
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Ocean Penny Postage.


LlHU RURRITT will deliver address
" vrnsAL ocEAs Prssr PosrAsK, in Carusi's Saoon
O'Clock. Admission
free A. the subject Intimately connected
happiness OF mankind the Attendance of ladies respectfully
quesied.
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WssWsoTos, April !, 1884.
undersigned have this day formed copsrtnehp,
REg for the purpose general
business hitherto conducted BY their friends
a Riggs,
GEO. w. RIGGS, IT.,
A. 7. KiECKHOErER
ApI-dlw
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ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAILROA.
ARRANGEMENT.


IN and aGer Monday, April D 1854, daily win
this road agreeabiy following arrangement
Gordonvie
the arrival of the Washington,
Godunsvie 1T O'Clock connecting point
the Virginia Central road Richmond, Chafoues
ye and saunton thus allowing that road
without delay.
Godonsve Alexandria
will Godonssie before ~ O'clock the
Virginia Genital road arriving
quarter before O'Clock thus allowing ample
leaving Washington the North.
Alexandra WarTenion aud
Alexandria daily (Sunday excepted quarter
o'clock, D. arriving Wau.pon Az O'Clock, IN.
Sunday, will leave al ~ O'Clock, a. m.
from Wauenon Alexandria and intermediate stations
will leave Warrenton daily (sundny excepted
O'Clock, arriving Alexandria 10 O'Clock,
On Sunday, will leave at TX O'Clock,
GordonsVhie . 90
.
b
-
New 90
Passengers for Lynchbu Luay, and New Market
train leaving Alexandria at ~ O'Clock m, Tuesdays, Thurs
days, and Saturdays.
freish, trains running daily, Sunday ercep,edl
w b. BRoCKETT,
Ap4-du Agent