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CLoAKs Of 81 the latest Paris styles in VEL
VIZ sArIS NoRE ArTISVr and q ard rALNAs
a. wy lev raSes SAM & Town..
Cs.gGEIg Etn, Nc 81 9stse e..
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Arrived.

Steamship Ericsson Lowber, FIN Bremen and solthlmptcs
to T.. w Duuhsm-left the Needles al o. Oct 49, The e
hes experienced heavy westerly gales the whole passage 0
OF the Lands End exchanged Signals vito sieame, VISA
ip2Op fer Bremen. The f. arrived on sandy Hook hondJ
evening .. O'clock detained BY the fog She einp
n : ~ steamship Marion, Foster Charleston % h1ur
mdse and pass to spoGoId, Teston Co. Nov. at I'M
q miles n r. Of Cape ok Ut exehar snas With tsfe
Inaed schr bound g showing red and white signal sans
dsy a o. NJ Cape Hattess Light bearing N. W. BY NJ sx'
ehsI sed with steamship Keystone State, fan PhsdePhA
for ssvaun,h
T. s. mail steamship Arago Lines I'm. Hsyre vie soah,mr
tor Oct "a midnight with S3 pass the mails aud $50 tILs
mdse. TO NJ. LtVngOn From tie Channel TO the bsnn si
peenced succession o. strong westerly 20 and rough he's
Steamer Alabama, schepot s.v.unsb md.e. and pas.
steamer Keystone sss for savannah ten nile, Of Bar
nesAt eIcharret ,s1as With chip showing ne IN
Big Albert, tBrJ Stevens, Hnsboro n g., 4ds Ca! to
Biz Three Sisters (of w.ldoboro) Robinson, Calais g.
lumber Nov s. 'a. 40 % lon p 20, 'PoAe ship Ihsn1" d
srg Sea Sand, new Burgess, Windsor 10 d' Pse'""
BGs Boston, CBr) spesrps Walton, N S. d. plaster "
Brig Js,.y Kent, tBr) Bryant St John' NF Is d. A''
Bid Flora Perkins Bucksport d. in bsll,s. NJ,
schr. William Philips, E"tPor DE-, pssr a. I" '''''
seSr Sarah Benton Kelly H,ifax N sd. f'h to msfsf
setr AIien aeLsDshl p Albany fr PToyidease ,,,ys,
,o Se' p d. a. s,b To- De WoIf ss,It CO.
sekr soph. Godfrey Williams Fsl River for Piisd'paA
setr Louis McLesn. Buck Rocksnd, line.
sckr Issac Acksm, Bucklin, Rocklsrd, line.
sctr Lsnson Dean Drinkwster, ROeklsnd Inns.
sss aS1l. oe %.o5 BS o. T b.ay :
Propeller western POr Berry Portland d'e to Josr H'
WIND-DulIg the Gay, z.
BkL0N-One ship.
SPOKEN BY pilot boat George Steers ,iI) wbseAp De-
jamib Tucker, bound TO New Bedfo'd. 90 ,..si &, he
Tie chip Cora Linn. fm Glasgow SUI ,l'"'
lower bay
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From hch be the increase in receipts
amounts 70 $50 bales The increase 10 exports Great B
tsip oOo other foreign ports s0o Decrease 70 France
eco bales Total increase in sx ports, 10000 bales
The receipts of the CoviDgton and Lexington rail-
read for October were:
October o95 81
October 1854 1897 oil
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scus KosciusKo (of Belfs.u Goodell. fD Bsntof - -
ashore on Woe. leland Ma recently, AID b:e sne S 90
MsLrA Oct e.-On Sunday ~; the ergo 81 cos. 80 "a
the chip Walter Scott. (of BossD) tn LisePO az
pors became pited a-d all efforts 70 e1nsol.h tn "a lie
this time have been Ia yair The chip was Assh
N.sa where he cuuled the wafer being I'd -:
level of the lover deck tt. y.ssei settling toto the % zen
FIVE fe,t; 1he will be pumped out today the hre DAVE
trlsked Be,ides her coa, she hsd quinn 2, a
cGgo on card on h arrival, whh hs been -
been lsneed wiibea wetsedi the ssusiaes' '0SS'
turs b. beer ard{ water.
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HuiLrras ALhAnAc......rHis DAY.
suv-R 81 Ses,,,,....4.J0 Moos-Rses fsls
SATEa........s....,.,fHs OAf
Sandy Hook. $50 Gov Is.Ld... 6:i9 He'll Gate 7D
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Nv TELEGRAPH.
Dfsasters. &c.

CHARLESTON, Nov. e-The Z. 8. NJ. steamship Ns s,
arr FIN. New York clock this lTeesdsyl n''S
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the following results

Totsl......sl 4lo,435 II s77s go 90 s63i iT5 IS
The incIea is equal 10 about 81 y cant Toe NE;
result Of The six months business vibe about Is TO-
lows:
Surr .Giuirs. Nay IIs55............... ss1S7Si II
Iots 72i,lso s.
DAbrscHesfL
oPfrslen eSptrses. gl.ste %
4hteI'N On oeet About. lpo ~ ~
550'6 q
bsaree CO. 8f 81
Deuce AugSst csiIsrd 2lj61 co
Ne: esrnirss TIE ls Of Sovszber....... sss s2i 81
G. H. surplus, he cGm2.ry has appropriate!
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LAW LVT,ELLIGEACE.

sHFRTFFS COURT-Sov s.
SEDUCTION AND BREACH or PRoNIsE-HEAVY DAM
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT-Nov. G-BefoTe
Judge BLTTs.
The names Of the new petit jury we're called, after
which the jury were discharged til ssdsy next
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United States Patent once.


nS the petition of ALONE, WHIELER, and A. F.
~ WHEELER, Executor of William. q. Wheeler
deceased, Of tbs State of New York. praying for the
extension OF q patep. granted to Alonso and I'm
U. Wheeler en- the 9Th Ct july, 1871 for an N
provenent in Endlsss Chain Horse Power for
driving Machinery" for years FROM the ex ri.
ration Of the said patent which teses place 90 the
6tb day of JuY. 1855
1t is ordered that s said petition be heard at tn.
Potent Ohhes Oh Monday, the 25,h day of June next
at IL O'clock m; and all persons are notified to Sc,
pear and show cause, II any they have why said De-
tidon ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are REQUIRED &c
file in the Patent Once their objections specially set
forth in writing at least twenty days before the day
81 hearing; all testimony filed by either party to be
used at the said hearing must be taken and trsna
mitted In accordance with the rules Of the Office.
which will be furnished on application.
The testimony In the case will be clossd on the
18Th of June, 1885, dispositions and ether papers re-
lied On as testimony, must be filed in the Once on
or before the morning Of that day; the argumepts
any, within ten days thereafter
Ordered, also, that this notice be published In the
Qnion lntelligeneer and Evening Star, " sshington
d. e.; Dfiiy Republican, Baltimore Md; Penn
sylvsnian, PhiladelpNts, IA; Scientific American
New York; opcs week for three successive week.
previous % the 2oth day Of juno next the day Of
heating.
g.. T. sHUaRRT,
Asdng Commissioner Of Patents
P.s.-Bditors Of the above papers will please CODY
and send their bills to the Patent Once with a ps
PEI containing this notice apr 2o-lsw3w
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On marriage, Its duties and dis4uslifcstions, and
their remedies; With lithogrspha, ilustIAtins the
anatomy and physolosy, end diseases Of the repro.
duOtivs Organs Of both sexes their structure, uses
and functions. popular and comprehensive tres.
dee on the duties and casualtiAs mngle and mar
risd Ife-hAppy and fruitful alliances, mode CT &c.
curing thsm-infslic;toss sEd infs,tals cpeq-the.r
obviation and resasyal-:Icpcrtasa AIMS to tho.e
iections to It; mono, hevsvsr. shoud take this In.
pcrtant sep without 6rst consulting its psges-
commentaries o. tia diseases and medical treatment
OF females from infancy to old sxe, each csse graph
sally illusrstsd by beautiful ihogrsphic plates
nervous debility, tt causes and cure, b. a e-ecs.s
At onre SC simple, SAfe and ekectusl that failure Is
impoesible-rules for daily Mansgsm ent-sn esssy
On Spofmatorhsa With practical observations on .
ssfsr, and more Succaaaful mode Of trsstment-prs-
stationary hints Ok tbs evils reauitng from supir
sal Dractice-en csssy On all diseases srisus from
tndiscrction, with plain and simple rules by which
al persons can cure themselves without mercury
remedies for thoes self inflicted missries end disap
pointed hcpes - unbstsnste.y prevalent Ia the
young. 1t u truthful adviser 10 the married and
thocs contemplating marriage. rs 2sruaal Is PSF.
Hculsrly recommended to psrsons entertaining g.
sret doubts Of their physical condition. and who ere
conscious Of having hsSsrdsd tia health happiness
and privileges to which every human Being lie en-
titled to.
lar. Melted rea Of postsgs tn any lsrt Ct TIA Uni.
TED states
N.B.-Thosc who prefer may ccnsu!. Dr. La oao1
upon any CT tbs diseases upon which hs book treats
either personally or b. mall. Ne1lsins sent 10 sny
part Il ths Union according to directions, safely
packed and carefully secured from all observst.Gn
Address DR.. IL. D. La CROIX, no 81 Maiden Lane
Ok Post Office Box $40, Albany. II. 7.
80 Oftcs open daily from N TO m, snd On
erndsy from until p n.
to 81 MAIDEN Lane, Albany NY.
dec
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RIO. 04f

Noties of ths ssfs6lisAsssut of an aadstSouof
Ie,td 1sstrsct IN the State of California
WdsRsAs under the provi ions ,os The sct of
az. Cngress. apprSysd karpA = 1853 satit cd
In California 10, the Prssiisnt OF the Unitsd
ststes authorized at such time or times a. IN his
Judgment the public Interest may so imPsrs,ivsly
state q o.ssrni. into two or three s.psr.ss land
districts, two Of which districts were established un-
der sad cot BY publ, NOTICE, dated 2lss March,
1853; and whereas the surveys and sett'ements
ni.nos If the settlers and the public interest require
tire establishment OF the three districts suthcrissi
By the act q the Sd March, 1883, Aforesaid
Row, therefore, be It known, tina, under, and ny
auth rity Of the said act q CONGRESS of Sd March,
1883 the President sfths Unit.d ststes has Aire
that the State Of CsifIrr;s shall BE- divided int
three eeparats lssd districts, the boundaries of
which fol ows, viz:
All that part of the ststs c-mmtncipg On the Pa.
CHE coast, lying north Of the line between town
ships seven and eight q and 81 north of Mount d
able oase hire, thence running est on said line TO
the meridian, thence south on the nerdisn line to
the line dividing townships three and FOUR e and a.
north Of said hass II Q, thence East on said line bs
tween townships three and four to the eastern
boundary Of tho State, will form the "CPPRR Els
rnICf tts land ONCE for which has besn established
a. GarysviHe.
All that part Of tbs State lying south Of The above
described limits and nSrth Of the line diyid 1g town.
ships twenty and twenty one south, Tor fifth sta nd
ard south) viii I'm the sMfDDLE DISTRICT" ths Of
ce for which 10 ct Bcniea; sod ali that part of the
State lying south Of the fifth standard parallel the
Lowrh DISTRICT, as heretofore organize the ONCE
Tor which is 20 ablisbed st Los Anselos; and IN
view of the sid direction Of the Presidsnt Of tie
United states, under the act of Congress Aforesaid
the boundaries sbeve mentioned Lhsll in future be
regarded as the limits 81 the said land dis cts re-
spectively.
Given under my haod at the CITY II Washington.
| this ninth Day Of April, A D. 1855
By vdsr Of the President:
JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner General Land ONE
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no. $751;
Notice Of Wsthlrapol of certain Lands IN
WSseeRstn.

s1I h8RBAs, in pursuance Of . joiot resolution
" ofConyress, snt tied "A TssoiuAon eXplxpa-
tory Of an q passed August thsd, eighteen hun
dred and ffy four" approved Ms, ch 8, 1855 rslst
nx to the Fox ana Wisconsin liver grant, the Of
feet II which Is 10 solgs sid sra-t from three TO
i've sections IN width. the President of tie U,sted
o! March uliino, dirsctsa that certain townships
situated Ia the SfAss WISCONSIN, on each side OF
the PTteSs cana! and the Fos rirGT and the LAKES
through which II passes. Gnelud;ng the lands here
tofore WITHDRAWN and withheld for ssid grsrt, shall
Do withdraw from sale or entry tr any purpose
Whatever until further orders.
NOTICE 10 therefore herSby given that said Lands
situated as hereinafter described have this day been
In ths district OF lands Jet To sale at NxsAsHA
NORTH Of tss bass line a.d cas-. Of the fos~4 pr:ncs
pa! meridian.
township II, on the let bank OK the Wiroondn
river, and townships IL and Il, cf ranges
Townships Il, Is and H. Of rsnge 10
Iownsnip IA, cfrange IL
townships Il, 1s, 70 II, and 10, Of range IL
Townships Is, Is, II and Is, Of range ID
Townships IL, 10 sod 10, Of rang. "a
townships IL, Is, 10, and 20, Of range 10
Townships Is, 10, II, II, 10, 10 and 81, Of range
range IL.
Townships Is, L. II, 10, 70, 81 and n Of range
Townships la. II, Is, 10, 20, al, q, And Is Of
range 10
Townships q, %, % and "a, o. r.ngs 20
Townships ~, q and ~, range Il
In the district OF Lands subjsc 10 sale st MIsEalL
PoJBv.
NORTH Of Uls hoss Line ond east Of th< fourth prtnsi
pal msrifida
Townships II, ID AID II, on the left bank O, the
Wisconsin river. of ranges
In the dixic. o. iSnds subject to sale at sYyvryS
poITf:
RoriA Of Tie iass las a'd east tAs fourth principal
meTidian.
Townships Is and 10, CT ranges
Toonship, IL and 10, Of rapgee
Townships Is and l6 Of range 10
Townships Is, 10 and IL, Of range ii
Given under my hand, at the General Land Once.
at the city Of Warrington. thi. third day of April
ammo Domini one thousand eight humid I'd and g ty
Eve.
By ordsr Of tbs President:
JOHN WILSON,
Counisslonsr of General Land Omar.
sp 6-2av6w
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A RAILROAD TRAIN SAVED By CHILD
During the recent extensive FIRE. In Soutb
Carolina, culvert on the railroad was de-
stroyed, and the train would have run the
ssk Of being peroipitsted int the opening,
girl, who ran considerable distance do.~n
the TO- 81 and waited fer the train, vhsn sbs
stood on the road and waved her boanet r, the
conductor as signal to stop. Tb. ,sitsr, Oh
serving the unusual object, stopped the train
and ascertsined the danger. oy which be saved
ais own life and the lives of the passengers.
The citizens talk Of fewarding the noble Cen
duct OF the girl. and having her properly edu
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NO INDIAN WAR "A correspondent of the
ct. Louis Republican write, from Platte river
under the date Of March 10, as follows
The Indians have all left the Platte and
gone TO White river and L'eauquicourt; they
have been anIiously awaiting to hear from
enelr great father at Washingtos, 10 see il the
Nnites are determined to fgkt. They now be-
gin to think it all day. sith them TH-u
say they ays Seterm,sAd not to 6sht IN,
soA'tss. But should not be surprised, if they
moved to the Missouri, to near of murders and
tnefu Whenever they have chance
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" ENING ST,
THz BIRTH or PoRTRA1T0ks

BY rHoNAs MooRl-
A oDse q Gfecian maiden vow
Der garland mid The summer bowen
There stood youth, with eyes Of love.
To watch her while she wreathed the 6ox
The youth was skill 10 PAINTING art.
Bat ne 'er had studied woman,s krnyx:
Nor known the color ne which The am
ian sued Ger natures charms, ill now,
oHoRUs.
BEST Be love to whom We owe
An that's fak and bright below.
II hand had pictured many q rose.
And sketched the rays that light The brook;
oet Wnat were these, or what were those.
10 wOman's blush, to woman Iookt
~! II such magic power there be-
Tnis, this, he cried, il all my prayer,
TO paint that living light I see,
And fix the soul that sparkles there.
His prayer as soon ss bTeathed was heard,
his pallet, tou,hed by Love, grew warm,
And Painting Jaw her baes uansfen'd
From hfeless flowers to woman's form.
sull, As from tint 10 tint he stole,
The fair ,esign shOne out the more,
And there was now life, a soul,
Where only colors glow'd before.
Then nrst carnations Iesrn,d 10 SNEAK,
And lilies into life were brought,
Nnhe mantling on the maideae check.
Young roses hndied into thought;
Then hyacInths their darkest dyes
Upon the locks o. beauty threw,
And yloiels, usasferr'd to eyes,
Ansnh9o. soul within their blue
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United States Patent once,

N SSeSeb F0teht OmCo,
WAsHHefoH, April %, 1855.
m the petition Of HnAM DuLAwAY Of Sand
" vich, Mass, praying for the extension of a
patent granted 10 him on the 2Ist Of August ls4l :
for an improvement In the construction Of mould
for pressing glass, for seven years from the exni
ration Of said patent which takes place on the 2st
day Of August, 1855:
tits ordered, that the said petition be heard a
the Patent ONCE On Monday, the 9th day Of August
next, at IL O'Clock, m; and all persons are netihad
to appear and show cause, II any they hare. vhy
said petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are REQUIRED In fls
In the Patent Once their objections, specially Get
forth In writing, at least twenty days before the ay
ofhsaring; all testimony fled by either party to BE-
used at the said hearing must be taken and trans
mitted In accordance with the rules Of this ONO
which will be furnished on application.
The testimony in the case will be closed On the
10th ofJuly dispositions and other papers relied mr.
on as testimony must be fled In the ofhcs ON or b.
fore the morning of that day; the arguments. II
any within ten days thereafter
Ordered also, that this notice be published IN tbe
Union, Intelligencer and Evening Star, Washinoton
D. c., Daily Repub lean, Baltimore; Pennsylvania
Philadelphia, Pa, Scientific American, New Yerk !:
and the Post, Boston, Mas, once a week for three
successive weeks previous to the 9th Of Auspst
next, the day Of hearing.
9. r. sHUaERT,
Acting Commissioner of Patepts.
f.s-Editorsofth the above papers will please copy
ana send their bills to the Patent Once with a b,
per containing this notice. apr 24--law3v
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NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN 10 hs holders OF
stock OF the United States dsscrped In the fol-
lowing notice OF 3D. January last, that Tor the pur
pose OF comprising the purchase Of the amount
tnsfsin pamed, this depart nent Will oontnss 20
purchase, upon the terms Of said notice, 70 die e.
tent of the residue OF the sum proposed nos yet OBJ
tai1ed-say SIS os, II said stocks are offered
and received here prior to the first day Of June next
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, January 3, 1855.
Notice Is hereby given to the holders of the fol-
lowing described stocks Of the United States that
thus department Is prepared to purchase at any time
between the date hereof and the LIST day of March
next, portions Of those stocks, amounting In the az
gregate to 81 ,9OO, 900, IN the manner and on the
tei ms hereinafter mentioned, to wit:
In case OF any contingent competition, within the
amount stated preference will be gwen in the order
Of time in which said stocks may be offered. The
certificates, duly assigned to the United States by
the parties who are 10 receive the amount thereof
must be transu itted to this department; upon the
receipt whereof, price will be paid compounded
l. The par value, or AMOUNT speoi6edin each Ger
tfcate.
2. A premium on the stock OF the loan suthorix d
BY the act of July, 1916, redeemable November IL,
thOnxed by the act of lS42, redeemabe 3lst Decem-
Der, 1884, of 10 per cent? the stock of the loans
authorized by the acts of l647 and l88 and redeem
able, the former on thu 3lst December, 1867 and
the latter on the 10Th Jane, 1853, of Is per cent
and on the stock of the loan authorized BY the act
Of 1850, and redeemable on the 3lst of December
1854, Commonly called the Texan indemnify
per cent.
g. Interest on the par Of each certificate from the
LIST Of January 1885, to the date Of receipt and set
Element at the Treasury, with the allowance flor
the money 70 reach the owner OF one days interest
in addition.
Payment for said stocks will be made in drafts of
the Treasurer of the United States on the assistant
reasurer at Roston, New York. Philadelphia, as the
parties nay direct
But TO certificate will be entitled to the benefit of
this notice which shall not be actually received at
the Treasury on or before the said LIST day IF March
next. JAMES GUTHRIE
mar 6-dtJunel Secretary of the Treasury.
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PROPOSALS FOR WOOD & COAL.
OFFICE SECRETARY OF SENATE u 8.
Anil IT lQSS

SEALED PROPOSALS will be received. 1t this
~ ONCE until IL O'Clock on Mor5ay the 7th Nav
next, for furnishing and delivering in the vaults Of
tie Capitol, on or before the first day of October
next one hundred tons of ,240 pounds each Of best
anthracite white ash coal, in Jumps not less than
thfee nor more than six inches in diameter and en-
treiy free of slate or other foreign substance.
ALSO, for one hsntred AMI fifty cords best hick-
DRY wood, to ne measured at the expense of the
tractor. In the Capitol yard, sawed in two pieces
and property packed away in the vaults the whole
TO be sub ect to the inspection and approval of the
Secretary of the Senate
Security for the fat lful performance of the CON
tract for furnishing the abOve articles, the salts
faction OF the Secretary of the Senate, will be re-
quired.
Proposals may be separate, and should be endorsed
proposals for WOOD" AID Proposals for Coal, %
and directed TO the Secretary of the Senate. a,
Washington. AZ iS-law3w
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SPxLosIoN.-AMr Moses Einstein, ofKinas-
ton, N. G., blew up his store on the evening OF
he llth inst, by upthoughtfully placing
aighted cigar on key Of powder, The ex
Plosion is said to have caused every house in
the village to quake and tot,sr like 2 dranksn
nan-shattering Mr.. E 3 store entirely to
atoms, and irjuring him very nuch, il not
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u A Malay named Solomon Denman, who
vas brought over in the ship Venice, to attend
upon an elephant, was sent to the almshouse,
fnhadeiphis, as soon as the elephant was
safely landed. Being discharged from tina.
institution he went into the streets in his half
nssed native costume, and was arrested on the
charge of indecent exposure. Instead of mea.
sures being taken to Furnish the poor feIlev
With clothes, he was sent to prison 30 answer
he charge Of misdsmeanor.
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Nsw ENGLAND RUN AT ran CRrr.A.-Nsv
eng and rum is selling a, ConstantipopIo a,
90 ctS per gallon. The demand is for the
fIenen army Quite an impetus has been
given 70 the distillsries By the general failure
Of tne grape and By the war The quality is
tOe scne-sat improved by the voyage !;
4ut We should think il was q pretty hard
Liquor te eght on -Pyortdsnes formal
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NOTIOE.-O. b A. RAILROAD.
AZ The splendid Steamer GEORGE
sGs 6SPhGE will leave her slip, foot
Of Seventh street, daily, at O'Clock a. m, for Cor
louisville, Charlottesville and StauntOn.
Breakfast on board the boat.
This boat, by travellers, Is caled the Floating Pal.
ace. e. A. RYTHER, Captain.
ap IL 9ws
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ORANGE AID ALEXANDRIA RAILRoAn
&&a

On and after 1sesdGy, Nov. ., 1854,
T>EE Cars leave hsxaDcria daily for Gordops
Vile end intermediate stations at X o'elocf,
=. m, the arrival OF tie boat from Washington,
giving ample time for breakfast On board Con
aeotirg 81 MANAGES Junctisn with train for strss
burg at Tasrenton 10 .ction with train =. Wa.
-.ntop and At Gor1onsvtils With The trsins on the
Virginia Central Railroad sor Richaond, Cherlostse
vills, and staunton-
Ths carr ieaye 9orionsvills daily fer Alexandra
and intermedists stst.ens, ct u before L. o. NE,
the arrival Of the trains OF tins Virginia Central rail-
rosd from Richmohd, Charlottesville, and etaurtors
THROUGH fISKETe.