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CONFERENCE.-The.

m II E UNDERSIGNED HAVE This j. 4 V
i formed Copartncr.hip under the name and
style Of DAVEY D0OLTTTLE, for the trausar-
ton Of the Hardware Agricultural md C27ni,,r
business, the old stand of Davey Alien, ,ign If
the Saw, College street.
c. NJ. DAVIT.
Ii. II. DOOLITTLE.
Burlington. Feb 81 1854. wifi
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Rooms in the Civ Of New York.

ENTLEMEN VISITING THE CITY OF NEW
" YORK, can find pleasant accommodations at
No. Is, West Tenth Street. Tho locality is very
airy and healthy and convenient for strangers, being
near to the 9Th Avenue Railroad and several lines
of Stages; and the rooms will be found more
pleasant than at any hotel.
June "a, 1854. d6wu
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GERMAN UROSCOPIC PHYSICIAN
DR.. B. JORDCN & co.

nf pb;1,IeIpb,1 and Int fran Rr1ud1p
Ippnoy 3 20 rssnoc,fulIv irfor,,
ID; d. ~ pur,;nr,or snd vic,Hi,r 49,
,io ,.a l.; III. n,,ca WHARF ~ VII
lney nav Wus:,;s AZ ths (3erman Troscopir Sys,er,
p,aoee 49,, ~ ,oc,t. ,rd de.crib. the .yrr-
"hlon 20 s''at cupoxIc Cy,s,cTvp Vim ,bs
ton's o' ,asor NJ s,tisf,.,ion clan v;,I
u.mos. ao'u 20. ,so onnass AZ rrin. The s-,t
contnin.ne 80. ;n ~ rho r,m. sd .r. a.
passeu ~ Va. -. ,hs~, "a ,raot srccs,,E,Ii,
". Wv p"s';' nas,;,r u.rca- indi,.idnaI can
,'e o"s' y, a,a r.aS;.i,e c,p ha sert o. orY
u.,ns ,ha conntrv Their remedies are wholly az
p " ra.a essentially from, no,
Wv stor, ~ scbooi ,onsis,irs Of Cbcr,;
.. 'n. r,sct in III. n,osr concentrated far, AVID
az 1 80 tost n1clusivoIv from tho Vcystsbr.
,:'s ah,;atir, n. inrorvon;cnce of buil &c
rs,otaro an obiection 10 their rcncraIu,e Unlike
~ rotcnt p,ineraI.-thcv are reliable of uent AVID
w hai;or;ny that ,hat.v,r substance ba, ten
d;,n;o;sh III. lT,,I,,,, Of tho s,st.p, should
nv ro;O,tod a. W.dicine ,ctirrunor This rr,r,,l,.
,boy ds.ard the u.c Of the Knife Lancet CnloricI,
,,;r,ory and A,..ni,
Tbair r.m1dc. arc directed TO the cause nrodu-
; tbn d;,s,se without reducing The patieDt to the
RINK Of the Grave which il 700 of,en the cas, vhea
Ninorol poi.ons are given. but on the contrary
ha nroirce an Agreeable. effect on the const tuition
or,eehiad Inv disease and the long continued use q
Po,.ons the effects Of which horrible thar
| ~ s;.o,,o. ,bov are intended To o,Iro Th.v Ii,
impart strength to the system causing the 0ye' L
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Lady's New Fashion Book.
az The lst of every Month is Published, price Is
~ cts Frank fese's Ladies Gazette of Pari.
London, and New York Fashions containing 100
Engravngs Of the Newest Styles Of tadies' and
Chldrens Hats, Caps Dresses, Mantillas, &c, full
size Paper Pattern of Mantilla, Large Sheet Of
Patterns and description of Crochet Work, Article,
on Relieve Leather Work. Velvet Paintings, DC,
Entertaining Literary Matter, Tales, &c, Move
lette by Mrs. Ann stephens. Also--each Part con-
tains a New Song Piece of Music. Arrangements
have been completed in Paris, whereby the Newest
Designs will appear in this Work month before
the Paris Fashion Books received by the Steamer.
Part l. was issued on Jandary Isl, 1854, and has
been reprinted six different time. in order To meet
the demand. All the back plumbers can be obtained.
The colored Plate is alone worth more money than is
charged Cor the whole Part
EXTRACTS FROM THE PAPERS
at is by far the best Fashion Book issued in this
country. We cordially recommend it."-N. Y.
Daiy Times. "Takes the highest rank among all
journals of its classy. Y. Tribune. "This is a
superb work "-Boston Transcript. at is the best
record of the fashion now published. "-Surday
Times, Philadelphia. - II contains all the newest
Fashions, and coiorcd Plate Of great beauty -
lfo,oc journal.
One copy, one year, 81 two do, SIS four do,
pcr,., Putnain's, Graham's Magazines, ono year,
50.
Office No. John street, New York, and for sale
by all Booksellers in The United States and Canadas
April 49, vi3mos3
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Noses 5kisas, Estate.

Hoses 5kjsas, Estate.
XNTETHE SUBSCRIBERS HAVING BEEN AP.
W POINTED by the Honorable tho Probate
Court for the District of Chittcrdcn, Commissioners
to receive, examine and adjust the claim; trf dc.
mands of all persons against tho estate of Moses
Bliss late of Shelburn, in said District deceased rep
resented insolven and also all claims and demands
exhibited in offset thereto ; and six months from
The fht of the date hereof being allowed by said
Court for that purpose We 30 therefore hereby give
notice. that will attend 70 the business Of our
appointment, at the dwelling Of George Bliss in
Shelhurn, in said District, on the goth day of Sep
TENDER next, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, on said day.
Dated this 25th day of April, A. d, 1854.
GEORGE sAXToN,l Commissioner.
LYMAN HALL, oolIi's'o"''e
Viva
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III Office.

XVvHEREAs MY WIFE; ESTHER, HAS LEFT
w my bed and board without Just provocation,
this is to forbid all persons harborns or trusting
her on my account, as shall pay no debts of her
contracting after this date.
CHARLES RICE.
Ys.ex. VI. June L., 1881. Wlw8'
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Notice.

STRAYED FROM THE SUBSCRIBER, SHELL
~ BURN FALLS, on the 2lst Of June, one Cow Of a
light red yellow color, had when she left leather
strap around her neck also, yearling hcifer Of a
light red yellow color pretty good size whoever
will return said cattle inform me where they may
be found shall be suitably rewarded.
CHARLES ROSCOE.
Shelburne, June 2s, 1854. w53w3'
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Giants Silk Ahirfa.

~ ENTLEMEN, YOU WILL FIND AT LYMAS's
" nice lot of Silk Shirts for summer wear. just
the thing for this climate. Also, good assortment
of Hosiery, Gloves &c, Call at tho Corner Store.
June 20. ddwtt
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rcrr-3J fH's MORNING A BEAUTIFUL
IA assortment ofCAutris Eienes md Jrr Hios.,
Muslin 10 d.
Also, few nice Lace Ba1d-. de., al
IL ttn.,b
Nay I. |Gwtt
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MICROSCOPES, TELESCOPES, MATHEMATI.
vi CAL Instruments, Gold and Silver Braid,
Pistols, Gold Cuff Pins, Fishing Reels and Baskets,
Gold Bracelets, Slsave Buttons, Studs, and lots Of
Jewelry, received by
BRiNSMAID, BROTHER co.
July 4, 1854. d8wf
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Bianka DlnltkI 7

DLANKs OF M nE.CRirTiDNs rtTNTIU
- on superior paper viii hcfeata, b' sept t,.'.
stnftlv on hand, printed 30 oItcy at "a" ny
PREs, Off"r
May lG, 1885,. itrtf
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4 NEW lot OF BEAUT1Fl LIAR A~Cit" Jtef
~ in, new Style, &c. Call aud luoR a. tir'o 1t
IiMiN'..
,T.yr ~ u -' #
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NEW
REkDY-M ABE CLOTHING STORE.
J. TRXON'S

tDIn STAND P'Nb nItt"l'J
r. TIE C.t,3cns # Rwhncfon and E'@n"y.
HAVING SPENT TItH last SIX MONTHS
IL in large Tailoring Establishment in New
York City. | have now returned t" l'ur1Ht"n with
a good and general assortment Of substantial and
fnshiunable Clothing, to which invite the atten-
ton Of my old Friend; dr' all fhH naT Tnnt any
thing in the Clothing line, | will sell them ~
very low prices for cash.
have also in store select assortment of Broad
Cloths, Plain aud Fancy Cassimcrcs, Ncstings aud
Trimmings, which will make up to order at short
notice, in fashionable manner, aud at rorsoa"ti'
price,.
Being connected with of the largest Tailoring
Establishments in the City of New York, who i'm
port their own Cloths, Cas,imcres and NcstineS,
shall r.ecivo fr"m their large Wholesale Establish
mrnt, by Express, every week, Clothing ready
made, and materials for making to order any article
in my line that may be wanted.
BY close attention 70 business, md desire to
please those rhp may favor 10 with call, shall
hope to merit reasonable share of your patronage
Very Respectfully,
Your ohcdicnt servant,
JOSEPH II. TRYON.
Nav 90 l-1l. wifi
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Notice
" NTED

IMMEDIATELY, 200 OR sno CORDS OF SAPLIN
Il Pine Wood, to be delivered at the Match Factory
on Champlain Street, or on the Burlington Wharfs'
z. B. EDDY Agent.
Burlington, May II, 1854. wi7wtf
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IN TfT [ T 10 :
ron THr
Deaf and - asrls L :.

TT,IIE NEXT CLASS OF Pupils WILL BE RE.
Il CElNED into the School ii: Hartford, Conn or
the third Wednesday of September. Those whose
parents unable to pay THO annual charge, (5l6O)
he supported by the State. Apply to his Excel
lcncy, the Governor, to the subscriber.
WILLIAM ". Turner, P'sural.
july 10 l9Jt wlw5*
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summer Hats

NASHIoNABLE DRAb BEAVER "a M AMP AN p OFTEN r
Hats of different STYLES and colors. good nssort-
ment Of straw Goods and good supply of Panama
Hats. Also. Fresh Lot of Ladies' Blouners. For
sale by d. hDMoNDo,
Fl Next door 70 Lyman's, on College street.
May 80. u""u
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DAGUFRRFOTyPE GOODS
(Gpartnprship Notice.

~ Y l. INDEkSTGSEp' HAVE THIS DAY
i formed Copartnri,hip foi tn, transaction "i
Mercantile busincs,, aud the Manufacture and -ae
at Stone Ware.
/. X. NICHOLS,
l.. g. bOlNTON.
Burlington, July !, 1851. d&Ntf
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G. II A M p I, A I n H o T T. L.
VI. i. ESrRIs.

I HEREBY INFORM THE PUBLIC THAT |
i have opened the Hotel situated on the corner
of King and Water Streets, for their accommodation
The house has been newly repaired and refurnished
throughout. and the Travelling public are respect
fully invited 20 cali ard sec FIR Themselves Tn"
House is within two minutes walk of all the Dcp"ts
aud Steamboat landings.
2. : | wish to add, that as dor Of the work
myself, can furnish meals aad lodgings a little
cheaper than my neighbors.
Burlington, July 6, 1854. w5m.
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IMPROVED ,HOJuDER BRACES
BRINsMAID, BROTHER d Co.

sa 4 RE OPENING TIE RICHEST AND
a;.A com 1ND SILVER GOODS.
Watches, bracelets, Chains, Signet and other Rings,
Ear Jewels, Crnsscs Neck Chains, Children's Brace
lets, seals, Lockut,, silver Snuf Boxes, Porte
Nonnaic>, Card Gases, Silver Fruit Butter Pickle
knives, Dinner, Dessert Pickle aud Childrens
Silver Forks Gold Pens, and Pencils in great
variety together with every Kind of goods pertaining
to the business. Plated Forks, spoons, Crumb, Pie,
Cake, Brttcr and Fruit Knives, Tea Sets Castors,
Cake Baskets, Urns, swing Kettles, Communion
Ware and cludlcstcks, suffers, Trays knic Ike It's,
Toast Hacks aud all kinds Of Plated and Britannia
Goods at wholesale retail a, low in any other
quarter.
DAGUFRREOTYFE GOODS
Of all kinds. Fans of various kinds. Fishing and
Hunting Tickle, Guns, Rifles, Pistols, tiun Cotton
Drinking and Powder Flasks; Rods, Fish Baskets
Minnow Nets; Ivory, Shell, India rubber and Horn
Combs, Brushes; soaps, RaSors, straps, Perfumery
Writing Dcsk-, WC,k EDAus and Dressing Cases, IL
greater variety Eaa cheaper SAan offered before
hytioc ct, Scissor. AHe:.e', Stc,Des Pine, Needle
trg-a.Ltocs, L1I4, e iyt, tirjss, CLiiuai-a. :
IL Ind,
uts,cAL ~ fiunt>.S.
hnu"- Flutes, Accordion., Cl.rionrts, f!r.u.!.L.
3ug!cs VioHns Bows, Hal. TO-. Bows, Ro. il, Stag
Peg. Tail piooos, Bridge, Strings for Instruments
Instruction Books, Musical ", rchandis, s,nerally
pLAIN HAIR AND CrRL>.-I0O s,ts Plai,
liair OF all sircs aud price,. our stock Is r,ccivin.
constant additions.
BllNoMAIp, BRoTHER 4 Co,
di"H Church Street, Burlington, VI.
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EMBROlDERIES.

EMBROlDERIES.
AIDES, YOU WILL FIND AT LYMAN'S
IL larger assortment of goods in this line than
usual, consisting of
Cambria Collars, Cambria Sleeves,
Muslin GO Muslin do
iase 10 Lace 20
Aonitoa do ihrslG a.
uLaor EGEi,, Mlf.'n an1 c..alTic Banc,. sdsns.
I'D I-Jegta;s, Diu.it. bands, Gnbro!eer:ei
skirts, illusion, bobinot And black Silk
Lases Embroidered Edx.s,, Vols,
Stamped Collars, Working
Cotton, ETC., .tc.
WHITE 60 o DS.
Jae. and sars cambrice, Bishops Lava,
Swiss null Musins, Plaid Csmhrics
Book do Figured do
White a color,d Tarl,ans, Curtain Mullins,
Linens.
lO-l Linen Shectings, Linsu Napkins,
9.s Pillow ease Linen, 10 Table Covers,
lO.i Table Damasks, do ooior,d do do.
Iiuckabuek, Crash, Scotch aud Nussin Diapri, Nap.
kins, etc, etc.
HOSIERY AND GLOVES.
Ladies and Gents. Lislc Gloves,
do 10 silk and Isle Gloves,
do do Culorcd and White silk do,
Misses Gloves
White aud tolorcd hid do.
du do Cotton Hose,
Meruu do,
Cashmere de-,
Gents. Silk, Colorcd and White do.
Boys do.
Burlington, April %. 1884, diwti
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p & A,S sN,,"' brandon, Vt.
p p K Ke|," Hunaratou, "
ENucu SWIM, sudbury, VI.
Office in Bank lunck, :urmorly occupied ~ Mir,
pavcy as Town Clerks office, up stnirs oNi,c hour,
fnms 4. NJ, till & =. NJ. Charges reH'-7 able.
Burlington, April 40, 1854. w.3u
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II A M s.

4 QUANTITY OF HAMS, SMALL SIZE, DE>l.
HABit for boiling. Hotel keepers and retailer,
will be supplied on reasonable terms at
July Is. d6wu A. ;. DEWEY.
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News of the Week
BY Telegraph to the Free Press
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL or THE ASIA.

THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL or THE ASIA.
NLw loRk, july Is.
Steamer Asia arrived here at last even
ing, with liverpool dates to July LIST, three
days later.
The aspect of the war has undergone an
entire change and it is difficult to iorcsec what
new complications may arrive Austria is
ready to march POO, 900 troops into The prin-
ciralities thus interpreting between the COM
batants and preventing further hostilitics.
The whole Anglo-Fronch force is now at
Narna preparing it is supposed for an cXrc-
lition unlcr Gen. ST. Arnoud in person into
the Crimea.
The whole of the Russian army of occupa-
ton is falling back IN good order with all its
Stores.
Nicholas is on his way to the Crimoa from
Kew
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AKDERS RECEIVED FOR MARRIAGE ADJ
" dress, Party, and business Copper-plu'e Luz
gru,.d Cards.
Thos, who already have engraved plates st their
Cards. have them neatly printed at short notic'
t-Apply at the FREE PRESS OFFICE, where
Nt,ca,is q pdri,us Siyics can be seen.
May 80 ddwtf
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HOrse-Na ak es
Spring q Summer styles
y e. II " ~ yh~,

(SucctSSor to !. ". BiRNTND
Next Door to Lymnn's, college street,
tN0uLD RESPECTFULLY INFORM TIE
W Citizens Of Burlington and vicinity, that he
has received largo supply Of Fashionable Hats and
Caps for mon and boys, suitable for the present
summer Trade. good assortment of Trunks
Nalises, Bonnet Cases, Travelling Bags, School
Satchels, Umbrellas, Canes, Gloves Mittens, Boys
Belts, &c. Those wishing any of the above named
goods, will please call aud examine,
q Hats and Caps made to order. Repairing
done with neatness and dispatch.
WIN. {. DREW
will remain formerly.
j. EDMONDS
June II, ls5i d&wtf
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For Sale,

For Sale,
1--WE FARM NOW OCCIPIED BY DR.. y. J
4 HEINEBuRG, situated in Colchester 4; and also
the Interval Farm in Colchester, called the Indian
Fields. The farm occupied by pr. HrISEnuRG is nm
der fine Stnte If cultivation, and has Plenty of
fruit, &C., dc. The above property will he sold
cheap and terms made easy.
Colchester, July Is, 1884. w3w3-
NotirP.
fAME INTO TIE ENCLOSURE OF TIE 81 B.
" SCRlBER, on the 27th ult dark BAY
Mare, with heavy name and tail The owner Is re-
quested, &c. ITHlEL SMITH
Burlington, July n, l55i. v3w3
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bISTUN' July y, IS0i.
Edward Crane resigned the presidency of
the Vermont Central Railroad Company, on
Saturday, He acknowledged further over
issue Of 5000 shares Of tie stock Of the Road
The Cholera.
In New York last week, there were Sl7
DEATHS Of which ~ were of Cholera, In
Philadelphia. 4l3 deaths including ca Of
Cholera. In Boston, Ill including 81 OF
Cholera. The disease il on the increase in
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COMMERCIAL"
lHOtTnil 4 WOODS
e'ric.s Current.

- -TT7T TT-T' T77--' -'T' ~ - " WV
Commission Merchants
t"r 'hs eaie #
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WIN. {. DREW

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June IL, 1854. d6wtf
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GEORGETOWN CORRESPONDENCE.
-
dH0RaErowH, August l6. 1884

dAoRaEroWH, August Is, 1884.
Yesterday afternoon We were visited BY a
neavy storm, accompanied by great deal of
thunder and lightning, and q soaking rain,
The lightning struck tree near the residence
OF Major jewell, on the corner of High and
Gay streets, shivering tho top Of it pretty we'll
to pieces. Several persons living in the vicin.
ity were considerably shocked BY it, but no
one seriously injured. An Irish woman was
Knocked doTn, and suffered considerably for
some time, but by the use of restora.iyes she
was entirely relieved. 1t also struck the new
WORKS In course Of erection by the W ashipe-
ton das Company, just north of the west NJ aT.
ket on b street, and seriously damaged them
Yesterday, our Catholic friends Celebrate
the feast of assumption, on which occasion
three prizes took their last vows, ct the altar
OF Trinity Church. The occasion was one of
solemnity and interest
though not very largo, is very Interesting
one. The very best order has prevailed ever
SINCE 1t commenced. It will close to- morrow
morning, Over oae hundred of our Methodist
Irienus contemplate starting tomorrow for
the camp-meeting near Mechenicsvilie, Nd,
under the supervision Of Rev. Thos Sewell
We have been requested by several persons
i'ips IN toe helSnDorhood, to call the atten-
ton OF the Mayor and his police to the disor-
derby scenes which freq uentiy OCCUR at a con ME
OF houses situated on the hill, just beyond M.
Z A. Ebason's tannery, where parcel Of per.
sons, negroes and others, are in the habit of
meeting at night and spending their time drink.
ing, cursing, swearing and fighting, to the great
annoyance Of the ineighbors, especially on
sundsy nights. What has become of the Law
of our corporation, which prohibits the keep.
ing open of such places on the Sabbath? I,
seems to have been nearly lost sight Of
No change in the -four or grain market since
our report Of yesterday Sales of L 100 bushels
white corn at "a cents. Grain Of every dis
criPtion appears to be in demand.
SPECTATOR
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~ BREAD-BREAD-BREAD.

y11HE suDserIb'r takes thisopportunity ofreturn
l. ing bis thanh to his numerous customers fos
their Jbsral ann ccntinuct patronage ant assn rss
Them that no Effort shall bs spar on bis part 10
merit . coht'puSncs Of the Same. I have now en-.
gsged fufiefept quantity Of Inexperienced wofklnen
and made sftang smeuts to b supplied with the
best brands OF family -four ! have also increased
my facilities for delivering and am now ready 4
supply all orders with my superior family BRE N
usual to make Of the bast material Tea Biscuits
Tea Buons, Dirnsr R'lIs Pies, &C. Agrest variety
Of Tea Cake fresh sverv day. II you went good ar
tcles end save time and trcub cali at the HAMILl
8AKny, corner q r and 18th str eets. -. -
yet, Nv ~, ~ JAMES FRASIER
n. -B-To those persons who have been bach ward
in paying their bills We would ssy, II you wish Il
continue eating my bread, pay up aud begin anew
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ALEXANDRIA coRRKsPoHDKNcx.
ALEXANDRIA, August I6, 1854

ALEXANDRA, August 16, 1854.
Storm-faetory I,Jare3-Rettgions Ser
t1ees-Sad InteiItgencs-Ns.D Locomotive
Pioneer MiAs-Arrington
The sultriness of yesterday gave way carly
in the afternoon, before one of the heaviest
thunder storms ever known in this section OF
country. For half an hour, crash after crash
of rolling thunder succeeded without intermis.
sion; but the CONFUSION of elements has given
GOODNESS and saluhrity to the atmosphere, and
this morning pleasant day opens before US.
During the storm Of yesterday, the lightning
strucs the Mount Vernon cotton factory. and
entering The building, set fire to mass of 70.
fuse cotton. This, however, was speedily thrown
from the windows, and the force pump throw
ing q Tine stream upon the FIRE, it was soon ex.
tinguished without material damage to the
building. - -;I5'sr -, - -
On the morning and afternoon of yesterday.
our Catholic citizens celebrated the festival Of
the Assumption by usual services At St Marys
church. hev L. Fisianss preached At mofn-
ing service <Eg',.s - -
The recent riot in st Louis took from life
10 the prime of manhood, native of our CITY.
Mr. Edwin r. Violet he iongliv among us
universal fayorite, and now leaves in our
city wife and child to mourn his loss The
intelligence of his decth excites general sorrow
among the wide circle of his acquaintancss
here. z -..l E,- los .s-l- =" =
Smith and Perkins have Just turned out
another 6pe specimen Of the skill of their arti-
sans, in the shape of . superb passenger en-,
g'ne Tor the Mann assas Gap Railroad. FL.
Inc Pioneer Mills are sending dense volumes
Of smoke from their tower. like chimney. whilst
within all is busy life As 5000 as grain be.
gios to come In largely, it will ind splendid
market at this mammoth establishment, 90
Tho lengthy examination Of Arlington 90 a.
eludsd yesterday, a will be seen by refer.
ence to your Court report. o. Mo- AM
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nRs- BROTHERS 4 GRAY, the celebrated Ger.
IL man and Isdisn Physicians, have sStshli ia!
permanent medira, Offoe 10 III. dry Of balqncrs
tor tie accommodates OF heir ratsnt. In Mary
land. The Doctors can be consulted 81 thsir of6ce
every Aor day, Tuesday and cd, esday, from Q .
"a until 10 ~.
Once. - fscs street, between Lexington and Gar.
stcgs ST.. Z.
Alto, at their principal office, ct WsshiDetco, d
=, on south street, Thur cay, Friday and Fat
urdey, crpoi tbs ri:hsoDiau Ipgitutiop, where
they hssebad . large ent sucossiul practice FIR The
last four years iu the treatment OF al chr mic die
ea"s, snd hote disekses produc by the oid schcol
Mineral Physicians, by the iniua iminste rse Il
Mercury, In snic, Antimony. &c. BHppny, fer SET
ferers tqeir practice is mantle tly injurious that
II is now graousiiy on the vsBe, and must In fev
yssrs siok into oblivion. God 80 his inhSits good
ness has given to tud .Eir man practice ar supe
rior. and show tbsr thsre 1, Jet Balm In 6iesd
We filter ourselves thst all who favor Us with q
call, We vin, without skiing rngle question, tel
item their CON plsints and syoptous, and guaran
tee an essy and sp.sdy cure. A decided advantage
~ have ever other medical men, n In the Dannsr
5etermine TIE nature and loostion o. the disssss
which lie by the urine. We require at leas& evo
OUNCES of the 6rst In the morning.
Once open daily 5er the sale oil their fsmfy Ned
Ginse. ageeolns