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Terrific Explosion and Loss Of life.

NEw ORiEAXs, Fen. 27.-Fhc tow boat Fh M
as Mcdaniel exploded her boilers yesterday be-
low the city killing seven persons and inJurlng
others abnals in tow were seriously dam
ugcl. Tie Mcdaniel is a complete wreck
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Spring S sales 1855.
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MEALANO PLASTER

~ supply OF the ubovr, icoiy rroup i kent 10,
sale at ~ ianun Mill. n,l,. hrlo Lynchhu,R pna
inmeareiy tut Canal The Mpo i, IL al
superior Corn. nnd Will be sul.l i.w Er cash uus. J.
can b.. 10y C,nai burs 10 L5tchaug. Cifi1,ns vi
sorcrhloC however. hy -, dirg ,bcir irf- nnd
Nuggra. 10 the Mil. Ordrr- directed t. Fr"da1Io.
NJ L. Cppphe1. viii hc attended IT,
ln l6afv7- WI a. STABLES.
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ENOR SALE.-Two hun dreI Shares Lynchbnrg
l. Hose anoFirsk assurance Stock.
dos sou PETERS, SPBNCE 4 90.
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DRING ON YOUR lOKSEs.-NEW
DLlVERY STABLE.-The under signed respect
fully informs the ctzer- of Lynchburg that lie l. pre-
ia red to receive II livery. The most accom-
noiating terms, the old stand of Geo NJ Bruce.
N. -. Hacks, Buggie. and Horses for hire; and
Hack, run every Court day Campbell Court House.
jan 27-dsciy JOSEPH CLEMfNS.
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BENvETrN BEERS. Proprietor

No. % Main ii .Rich,nona, VA
Aal for -ae by j. II Seay, D Il. LYMAN, J t.
rhomps,n Il Co, L!nchbu'g, VI, aud by dea era in
Medicine, r,rrywhere. sap5 ~
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Tho House met again this evening, when the
debate assumed general turn. Mr., Rutfin made
Il speech against Know Nothingsm. The House
was stills session whent his report closed.
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"!tis II the ~ t,N Novels thet should nui pd
"a tae h1ily circle -neily G5hcarpI TrttHur
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nOOKEEs ~ TRIBE.

4 TfUGNtNS Al LAW Oi'r. W. Cni7e
ASavi',gz RAJ, D, 7.ifmVft4
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manner increased al the rate Of twenty thousand
dollars per annum. -. =, \
Though we are not, in the construcner ana
equipment of vessels of war; quite up % the EURO
yia 10 which we can refer with pride and satisiac-
tion-the ordnance department. The chief OF the
bureau has devoted the energies of his accomplish
ed mind to perfecting and organizing the depart
ment over which he presides, introducing all the
improvements in guns of large calibre, and the va
rious projectiles now in use. Associated with his
bureau there are many of the most talented young
officers of the navy, by whose ala and industry
this branch of the service has been advanced much
more rapidly than the increase and Improvements
10 our vessels of war, which the country expects
and may at any moment demand.
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tdrabian Nights Entetaimeats.
TUyHE Posthumous Work of the late tall
u ented and lamented author, whose recent and
melancholy death has awakened such general sym
patty.
II ia book Of intense earnestness of purpose, full
Of general IDEAS and originality Of thought II has
been looked for with eagcrness for some months past
All who would learn the vicisstudes 10 which man
of genius is subjected, should read this book.
Read these notices Of the press:
From the Eclectic.
This work Is the production OF William North, q
young author, who driven by poverty, disap-
pointment and neglect TO sefdestructon, in Novcm-
Der last in the city of New York This work u an
and enlists the sympathies Of the reader Itabounds
in dramatic power. The work is beautifully printed.
From the O,au,5ers6urg Transcript
have read poor North's book. never was so
fascinated with any work In my life. l opened Il
sfter dinner and the clock struck the hour Of mid
night before laid II aside. have finished its pc
rusal
From the Organ.
"Tbe Slave Of the Lamp" is an autobiography of
this gifted man. and will therefore be read with much
interest
From the drg,s.
This work is one Of strange fascination which will
chain the reader TO its pages until he has seen its very
close.
~ From the Troy Budgc.
II Is a work that displays strong descriptive facu
ties and superior abilities. The writer could portray
passion or deneate character with master-hand.
The reader will follow the course Of the stirring mar
ratlve with mingled emotions 81 pleasure and regret
Published in one volume Cloth Price ".
No. 121 Nassau street, and all Booksellers.
ap l6-lt HGN
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JOSEPH 9. G. KENNEDY

NOItCc8 Oy Ltc IfcSS
Mr.. Kennedy is gentleman in whom every conf
dence may be placed Persons may rely on prompt
and faithful attention TO their interests by ntrustng
their business to his hands,. Chester County (Pa.)
Republican,
graph, (Alton, ILL.,
Mr. Kennedy has been many years a resident Of
Washington and has been widely known q valua-
BILE public officer Times and Gazette, wheeling,
Virginia.)
Mr.. Kennedy is eminently distinguished for his
prompt and energetic business habits and his probi
ty and uprightncss Of Brooklyn, IN ~
Daily Advertiser.
He is well qualified by his habits for the proper
prosecution Of business paced in his hands, striot,
Greensboro, N. c.
He is well fitted for the business, and we take
pleasure in commencing Mr.. Kennedy 10 those de-
string aid in the prosecution Of their claims Daily
Advertiser, Mobile, Alabsma)
His acquaintance with the routine of business in
the INTERIOR Land, Pension, and other departmental
Offices gives him great facilities for aiding those who
may secure his services Sentinel, (Ogdensburg,
New York;
From an acquaintance of some fifteen or eighteen
years, we confidently recommend him TO any who
may desire 70 secure his scrvces.S Daily Dispatch,
(Pittsburg, Pa
lG-eodim
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DIED.

On Saturday, l4th instant, at o'clock, EDWARD
HENRY TARRIsG only son of Robert w. and Sarah
Il. Batee. in the 7th year of his age.
The friends are invited to attend the funeral this
nionday) afternoon, at O'clock from the Foundry
Church. The Sabbath School and Infant Glass are
desired to meet ut the Church at o'clock +. H.
Two weeks ago Tomorrow these afflicted parents
buried their little jesse aged three years, and ono
week before that Emma, their infant daughter. Tho
hand of their Heavenly Father is truly hoavy upon
them but they are chcered by the assurance Of the
Word Of God that their dear children are happy in
Heaven, and free from pain and suffering.
May their hearts be buoyed up by the beautiful
lines little Eddie SO often joined in singing in the
infant class.
Bright in that happy land
Beams every eye"
AT Morristown New Jersey, on the 9th instant,
after long sickness borne with Christian resigna-
ton, Mrs. MARY A. VAIL, wife Of the Hon. George
Vail, NJ G.
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SMOKING CHIMNEYs.

DELIEVING that an infalIible remedy
u for Smoking Chmneys has been invented, and
being DESTROYS to prove its efficacy of undoubt
cd defects the inventor will thank any person who
has such one TO inform him by letter, addressed to
box 3Is city post office, and he will undertake 70
cure it, He win charge nothing for the effort if he
fail and, If he succeeds, will only ask the privilege
Of exhibiting the of the experiment Others
for reasonable time.
n d,r
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how fully,--how frequently, and with what re-
suits, the several investigations have been made,
and we win add, that we are gratied to have
an opportunity, without seeking 1t when mop
perfume, to place this matter in its proper light
before our friends and the public.
We are ready aud willing, nay anxious, to
meet whatever issues our enemies may raise In
the premises, and we have considered 1t our
duty, to give this brief and hasty outline, in
view of the fact, that we occupy position Of
high responsibility to the American party, :
and have been assailed in relation to these ere
miniscences by the leading press Of the For
eign party in Virginia
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CASELs FOR THE UNITED SrArEs ARMY.-By a
recent act Of Congress certain amount was APP
propriated to enable the Secretary Of War TO try
the experiment Of introducing camels on this con-
tnent as beasts Of burden and for mi itary purpos-
es. As the Navy Department have occasion to
send stores to our squadron in the Mediterranean,
the storeship Supply, now at the New York yard,
has been selected for this purpose, and her re-
turn-voysge will bring the camels This vessel
win be commanded by Lieut.. DAVID D. PonrrR, Of
the navy, and win take out Major WAIVE, an OFF,
Ger Of 'Quartermaster's department ofthe army,
TO purchase the camels, and on her homeward yoy-
age win bring them TO the United States. dg
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GOVERNMENT CLAIMS.

- Land Warrants and obtain Pensions for those
entitled thereto under the various acts Of Congress
Special attention will be given 70 all within the
jurisdiction of the Court Of Claims and prompt atten-
ton will be given TO any business connected with
Congress, or any Of the Departments.
Persons desiring the value Of their warrants in
money always have the highest price, or they
win be located favorably in any Of the States
Territories.
JOSEPH G. G. KENNEDY,
(Late Of the Census Ofice)
Corner Of Tenth street and Pennsylvania avenue.
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Nyw YoAk, April 15,-The leading hotel pro-
prietors. liquor importers, &c., held meeting at
the Astor House last night to concert measures in
their business. 1t was determined 10 raise fund
to fee the most eminent lawyers and fully test the
constitutionslity of the law Over Is, 900 were
subscribed, and they adjourned to meet again next
week.
Terrible Shippreck-Fipe Hundred Liues Lost.
BosroS, April 15.-Letters from Sydney state
that a vessel, name unknown, has been wrecked
in hampton Shoals, and five hundred Chinese and
a portion OF the crew lost. Her captain and eight
men only were saved These made for Cape Den
mis- in boat, but on landing were attacked by the
natives, and five Of them killed, leaving but three
suryiyors ont Of 5bO souls
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lR- We throw ourselves upon the indul-
gence of our readers, to-day, for occupying SO
much of our editorial space, on matter per-
sonal to the editor.
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WANTED.

u COup1t Oh plHInIy IHIsntu ltOOMls, Dy
n gentleman and his wife, without board.
Must be located or near Pennsylvania avenue. If
not on the avenue the first floor would be preferred
Address Agent" Washington City post Office or
call at No. 46l Massachusetts, avenue between Sixth
and Seventh streets ap 16-8t*
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Poole Murder Triad Con fession at Baker.
NEW YoRK, April l6.-The argument on the
motion to admit the accessories of the Poole MUIR
der TO bail was continued yesterday. Their coun-
sci stated that he had received letter from Baker
admitting the killing Of Poole, but that he had
done il in sefdefence
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NOW READY,
THE SLAVE OF THE LAMP,
BY WILLIAM NORTH.

"who will exchange old lamps for newP"
drabidn Nights Eit1tainmsats.
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Nrw YoRK, April 1b---A despatch from Albany
announces that the Legislature adjourned SINE die
last night
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.
THREE Chambers and Parlors, neatly
IL furnished, will be rented to gentlemen desi-
rous Of obtaining pleasant summer residence, near
the Patent Office, General and City Post Offices,
Rented together or separately very low.
Call at No. 355, street, south side, between Ninth
and Tenth streets. ap l6--1w*
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tY- Jamestown society Of Washington.
meeting of the Society will be held in the Chamber
on Wednesday evening, Apnl1s. II is hoped mem
bers will be punctua in their attendance as cleo
ton of officers will be held and preparations made
for the Annual Celebration.
G. w. G. DUNNINGTON
ap 16-8t Recording Secretary.
B-COR RECTION.-G George Staffan,
who was published in the american Organ Of Friday
being bound over for an assault is MT George
Staan, residing at the corner Of Fourandahalf and
streets. G. STAFFAN.
up 16--1t
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MICHAEL NOURSE,
Notary Public and Agent for Bounty
Ola

And for the Connecticut Mutual Life Insu-
rance Company, of Hartford
LIE has in his possession the ROLLS Of the Militia
Ii Of the District in the war of 1872 and will pre-
pare declarations aud papers for soldiers, widows,
and orphans.
an 1H--3taW2W -----
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As before stated the difficulty between Austria
and Prussia is increasing. The Prussian cabinet,
in its circular to the Prussan representatives at
the German courts, respecting the Austrian in
trigues with the Germanc Diet, says:
1T is evident beyond contradiction, that the
cabinet Of Vienna is DESTROYS to substitute its own
motives for those of the Diet and to this end it
tributes to US intentions which we no not enter
tain. 1t seeks provocation where no impartial
judgment can find any-adduces the views which
prevailed at the conclusion of the treaty of April
and its additional articles the sole guide of
ton, in place of the general principles of the
federation
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IT J.HUNT'S GREAT MODERN REM
81 edy for Coughs, Colds, &C., for sale by
G. T.. KESSLER, Agent,
J up 16--1t# Corner Ninth and streets.
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It is $4,000 additional troops (not. five thousand
that the French Emperor has agreed to send TO the
Crmea, if England will furnish the vessels for the
conveyance.
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BosroS, April l4.--The ship William Layton,
from New York for Antwerp, experienced heavy
gale on the goth February, which lasted until the
22d, when the ship dropped suddenly by the head,
and rolled over on her beam ends, having proba-
bly, started plank. All three masts were cut
away, when the ship righted and in less than FIVE
minutes everything was swept from the decks,
houses, poops, boats, &C.. with the stewardess,
Ann Forsyth, John Oostar, the carpenter and
VIM. Brown, foremost hand.
The ship was then in lat 80 N, Ion. so w. All
hands lsshed themselves to the wreck, the sea
making clear breach over them, where they re-
NAMED six days and nights without hardly any food
or water. On the 9th the French barque Sylph
hove in sight, but the sea run so heavy she could
render no assistance.
She lay by all that night, and on the 2sth took
Off the crew and carried them TO 81. Pierre MI
que'int, where they arrived on the 9th Of March,
and thence came to Boston in the schr. Amanda
Powers.
GTbe William Layton was fine ship, 96l tons
burden, owned by Layton, Post a Hurlbut, OF
New York, built IN Williamsburg in 1854, valued
at about s6o, 1000, cargo about $4,000, freight
1000. Ship and cargo largely insured IN wan
street
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votes in the district Any reasonable man
would very naturally conclude that, when q
Vermont yankee" Gas the Enquirer politely
styles us,) oppressed by such charges, and
laboring also, under the prejudice which at
tachcd to the circumstance, that he drew his
his first breath in New England, could obtain
such verdict from such jury, must have
presented a tolerably fair vindication Of his
character
But again In the summer Of 1914, we
were commissioned as charge d'affaires 10
Venezuela, and our name was submitted to tho
Senate for confirmation at tho ensuing session
Of the Senate, towards tho close Of President
Tyler's term. Before embarking on our mis-
sion we placed in the hands Of brother, then
member OF Congress from New York, the
necessary proofs to refute these same charges,
II they should be made against us in that body.
They pere made, and they underwent search
ing investigation by the Hon William S. Ar
cher, Of Virginia, then chairman Of the Commit
tee on Foreign Relations in the Senate, who re-
ported in faror ofour confirmation. We have
Mr.. Archer's letter, addressed to us at Carac-
cas-, Venezuela, stating the fact, that has pre-
JUDGE had been entirely removed.
We will here add, that since that period, the
relations between this gentleman and oursclf,
have been most cordial, and that within the
last six months, we have received numerous
letters from him Of the most friendly and con-
\
fidential character with full knowledge and
recollection on his part Of the "rcminiscen-
ces with which the Enquirer threatens us.
We have mentioned these things, to show
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COLLEGE, Washington, ID C.


Rev. J. G. BINSEY, D. D., President and Profess
sor Of Intellectuai and Moral Philosophy.
WILLIAM RUseLRs, LII D., Professor of Mechan-
ical Philosophy and Astronomy. E.r
Kew A. J. HuNTINGT0S. AN, Professor Of the
Greek and Latin Languages.
CHAaLRs O. JxwErT, AM, Professor Of Rhet-
oric and Bellies Lettres. .--
LEWIS III. STEINER, AN, MD, Professor of
Chemistry aud Natural Philosophy.
f. T. FRIsIOK, A. NJ, Professor Of Mathematics
WILLIAM E. JILLsoS, AN, Professor of Modern
R. G. For, a. B., Tutor in the Greek and Latin
J. G. Ns:H 4 NJ, Teacher of the Preparatory De-
paTtment
VNAE next session begins on the last "Wednesday
Il In September, and continues nine months
until the last "wednesday in June Candidates
sor admission may be examined on Monday and
Tuesday preceding the opening Of the session
The regular College Course requires four wears for
the degree Of A. B. Those wishing to do so NAV
omit the ancient languages and pursue scientific
course three years for the degree Of BP An ad-
vanced course Is also provided for the degree of
M. Students may pursue any particular branches
where they can do so Prottably, and viii take suf-
fcient studies fully to occupy their time and re-
ceive certificate Of actual attainment
Preparatory Department is established under
the general supervision Of the F aculty, with an
able ma sxperienced teacher, and special attention
viii be given TO fitting pupils to enter College
With full and able aculty students are with
confidence invited TO the usual benefits of our best
Institutions, with those advantages peculiar to the
seat Of the General Government
Circulars, with all needed information may he
received by applying personally or by letter the
President. V 7-2aw;}v
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keep down tho weeds. When unkind though,
arise you must try TO overcome them, while
You carefully cultivate every kind and gentle
emotion. II you do this the nettles of your
heart VIII never grow rank enough 20 sting
your friends, Is they did this afternoon, but the
beautiful plants which you carefully cultivate
will ref Dice the hearts Of all who love you. -
You must, however, remember that il Is only
6y constant wstchfulness that you can subdue
the ever springing- weeds Of evil in yoer heart.
You must watch that you must be able to up
root them as soon IS they appear, before they
attaiI. hrner hold; and you must pray, be-
cause You need help to do this. 1t is too great
q WORK Tor you to do in your own strength, but
Him.
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John z. ELvANs. WILLIAM THOMPSON.
ELvANS l. THOMPSON,
-- DEALERS IN
HARDWARE, COACH TRIMMINGS, &c q,

HARDWARE, COACH TRIMMINGS, &C,
- No. 326 Pennsylvania avenue,
estrssn Ninth aud Tenth sts, Washington, d.
HOUSE FURNISHING HARDWARE.
Britannia, German Silver, Albata and Silver Pla-
ted Tea, Table and Dessert Spoons
Carvers and Forks, Steels, Knives with and with
out Forks ~ -
Brass, Britannia, Block Tin and Plated Candle
sticks, Shovel and Tongs, Waffle Irons, Sad
Maslin and Bell Metal Kettles, Furnaces, Grid
irons, Ovens, &C. ~
BUILDING MATERIALS -ia
Rural Cottage, Closet; Cupboard, Chest, Till, Pad
and Trunk Locks
Shuttle, Door, and Blind Hinges, Screws, Cut and
Wrought Nails, Bolts
Brad's Shutter Screws and Stubbs, Door Springs,
HandIail Screws, Door Knobs =
Bell Pulls, Door Sheaves and Rail, &c.
CABINET MAKERS, GOODS. 80
Hair Cloth, Curled Hair, Moss, Gimps, Sofa and
Chair Springs
venitian Blind Hooks, Rack Pulleys, Roller Ends
Brackets, Furniture Nails -. ~.
Glue, Coffin Handles and Screws, Diamond Screw
Plates, dc. -s
CARPENTERS, GOODS.
Planes, saws, Drawing Knives, Spokeshaves,
Ch1sels and Gouges, Plane Irons
Augers, Braces and Bits, Boring Machines, Ham,
mers, Hatchets, Devels
Beveis, squares, Guages, Axes, &c.
BLACKSMITH & COACH MAKERS GOODS.
Black and Bright Springs. Axles Felloes, Shafts.
Spokes, Hubs, Bows, Poles %.
Sleigh Runners, Silvered and Brass Bands Stump
Curtain Frames, Lamps, Inside Innings, Lining
Silks, Damask, Scanning Cords
Tufts, Tassels, Buttons, Tacks, Fringes, Laces,
and Plain and Enamelled Canvass
&c ELVANS & THOMPSON,
Je 1-Om }n Pa avenue
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SEA BATHING.

CHESAPEAKE HALL. HAMPTON, VA.
Is situated within two miles Of Old Point Com
l. fort, with which place hourly communi- -es
cation is had by neat and commodious Om- FL
nibus, ofthe most modern style, also by Boats ..s
Hacks, &c. The Hall will be open for the recep-
ton Of visiters on the lith Of May, at which time
the proprietor hopes TO be able TO make comforta-
Die and happy the stay OF al who may be seeking
pleasure or health.
Many Improvements have been added, such as
cottages for families, play grounds for children,
shade trees, &c, indeed every thing that can con-
duce to the comfort Of visitors
For health and beauty Of location, this place Is
unsurpassed. There IS daily communication with
the steamers Of Richmond, Norfolk and Baltimore
Terms, Ter day. .............S2 So OO
rrehs, Pef week. ..........-.............ll UO
Terms, per moath, (per day) ...........-... 1 IS
f@eoI r. G. BANKS.