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MRS. LE FERT.-From the latest letters re-
ceived from our Alabama Ambassadress 10 Eu-
rope generally, bat to the Grand Industrial
Exposition at Paris in particular, we are kindly
permitted to extract the particulars of an in ter
yleT-one among hundreds that have tended to
give straugers.a better opinion of American So
ciety than prevailed before they date. Mobile
Register, 18th. =
.dh Euening agith Lanaartine.-ss Then came
an invitation to spend a social evening with him
ana has lady. There were only few literary
friends present in addition, and [ passed sornss
OF the most enchanting hours nave known for
many years with the historian, his lady and
their friends. Lamartine looks very much like
Portz, but is entirely free from any French
manners. lie is tall and thin; has white hair.
and an expression oil face indicative of constant
and intense reflection. There is a dreamy, DO
eticaI look about the eyes; and he speaks slowly
and with marked emphasis. His manner ii
sell possessed, but full of warm cordiality; and
MS words are genial and kind. He is charming
IN conversation = earnest and eloquent; with so
much feeling in his language as impresses one
constantly Wlth ms sincerity. be received me
with the utmost warmth and kindness, and
SEATED me by his side, so that had all Of his
attentions TO myself. The thread of conyersa-
tion was unrayelled by the usual TOPICS until
it flowed freely from the ball; and then it soon
wove itself into thousand pleasant themes.
but TO me the most gratifying of all his kind
expressions, we're some that touched upon nv
native land, and my own descent.
''some one was speaking of the alteration
paid to relics in Rome, when Lamartine
Observed AL nations have some object they
reverence which, though perhaps insignificant
in itself, is sacred from Associations Your
country, Madame has the most precious of all
manuscripts in the world-the signed Declara-
ton of Independence! Do not your people
make pilgrlmages to look upon itP told him
it was indeed precious TO all, but doubly SO to
me, as my grandfather's was among those
sacred signatures OH you should have seen
the magic of those few words. Lamartine rose,
and bowed to me profoundly. Madame
said he, Gin that name you have noble heri-
tagel 1t is the patent of true nodility-ever
cherish your descent from such patriot With
honest pride. @
g Oh how my heart swelled with pleasure as
[ answered him nor could the concentrated
compliments of all the titled, the wealthy, and
the witty in France have filled my soul with
half the proud joy with which / now so family
describe to you this evening with Lamartine.
He expresses his intention to visit the United
States in the course of a year or two."
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kD TO THE WEST. E&Ak - s4MM---Xz1T
Time tetwesl Warrington aad Whssng ~ Running
tins between Washington and Cincinnati 81 heers. ta
Through TIsE s1d Bsggsge Ghes e be hahn Washington
haFng greatly improved Its coupGc.ous offers
1e Inducements travellers Warrington BALTIMORE
The connection between the Washington
bound Weat from BALTIMORE alwsys pfomp
ngcu junction. Ateiy cAed tho Resy nae from
Baltimore Thn the only change between Washing
ton sGd ne oho river Baggage checked trrongh Wheug
the paaenge without charge, holding through tickets
A. A AZ p NJ. On Sundays AZ the latter hour or ~
Al Wbeang direct connection is with
ing through Cambridge, Newark 10 coSa Those
connect A. with the Of the Newark Mnfsd
sanduy Railroad, for sandaaky, Toledo Detroit Chicago
Al the c. O. Railroad trains connect with the fast trains
Of the Little Miami Railroad Xena Cincinnati Lousyis ETC.
Al Hena ton Little Msm Raroad) connection form With
htoqgn "a ton 70 indianapolis Tere Haute Laiayee CHI
Passengers holding through tickets for Memphis vekburg
Cincinnati to the Mail Ohio Tcksts TO, Eyaus
we, CAIRO , and St. Louis, arg sold BY this route
TICKETS are tod when the Ohio ia naysabe between Wheeling
eotiy ,atsf) where connection with the Cleveland
flttsburs Railroad is
irayeers notice that willis route
ahodng through tekss and chscEs Washington
aho noat peedy and direct all tbs leading points hs
great West The distance from Washington 65s
miles being about lto mites shorter than any oute.
FAIRS ny IHRouGn TeKEr WksiIssToN. Wheeling
81 5o s9 ls edo, ao Dstrolt sis
sa ~ eo s Louis $2s 80 and s2s Msmph Sa6 New Or
For Frederick and Harpes Ferry arnburg Berkeley priug
passengers may leave Wasnson az or " NJ Fo III
minor way atons between Baltimore Wheeling take A. NJ
the trains Baltimore Annapolis etc. see special
advertisement -'
~ sS further inomaton through tickets apply to THos
ii. fAksoNs, Agent, at Warrington station.
JOHN H. DONE,
.o., Master Of Tranaportaon,a
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ooMPTR0LLBR5s OFFICE y
-a. = 4 s City of New Orleans, 18th August, 1856 +
No. 22S4
ResolUd, That the Comptroller and he Is hereby
authorized to resell the for building stable for
Fire Company No agreeahly the plans spscdca.
tioEs nle in ths Surveyors oce s&d to be sub
ject to the approval Of the Commcn Coznc and the
Of the stables to exceed four hundred dollars $3.50
ESignedl u. l.. TRACY
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen,
lsigned] j. J. IUGENBUHL
e. ss-t5 j.. - President Board OF Aldermen.
Approved June 20, 1855.
[Signedl JOHN L. LEWIS, Mayor
Notice is hereby given, that On MONDAY, Sd septsm-
ber at II O'Clock NJ will sdjudicate at my Office the
above contract.
aa2e I'd o. DEBUYs, Comptroller
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NUMBER. 11e.
OFFICIAL---OFFIGIAL.
OF NEW ORLEANS


City of New Orleans, August 2s, 1856 |
No. 1850.
l. Resolred That from mud after the adoption ef hi
resolution, all fnes whch may be collected by any one
Of the Recorders of she eity OF New Orleans sha
payment Of The running expenses Of said CITY.
2 Resotred, That all sunds in Tie hands of apy
OF the Recorders and arising from sbes by them re-
ceiyed, shall be paid into the treasury and he annl;s
by the city Treasurer directed IN lhe above
resolution =. 80 - ="
o. ResoIrea, That all ordinances or resolutions cos
be and the same are hereby abrogated. u "
-s Isgned1 , L. Epw H tDUREII,
President pro tenn. Board of Aldermen
! s Esgnedl GERARD sTITH :
President pro tenn. Board Of Assistant Aldermen
Approved August rs, 1855
[sigaedl JOHN L. LEWIS, Mayor
A true copy, Taos THEARp Sec,y aug
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ri EW 0kLEANs, OPELOUsAS and GREA'


Il TON, S. G, TO MONTGOMERY ALA-untl farther notice
the from Charleston, ca to Montgomery Aa viii
b as follows:
Frat class eab ioo Is esnlsboses hata bane furniture
claa per loo ls 81 40boIes Shoes
dry goods, glass; paiu pink rpo gnssn eonecouery rans
fgs camphene urpens sugar
cheese ard tobacco leather dry hdes tin, copper
a1s candies guns hollow moasaes,
lead liquor, Cfaokery and easka. MI \
relative shipment Charleston
the OF Georgia. lnnessee nad AabRms obtained
application TO HENRY YoNGE,
N ln y . i Sinne
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having the requisite permission the
that he 10 furnish and pat
GAS FIXTURES sppfoved stya rates.
be left his old stand the Brass Foundry No. sSs
3D. ChRrleshreet. H. GUILD. tdIlly
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vayWIBILL g. AITKLN, Gas FILTERS, No. 100
B Comuon street. under ths IS Office, New Orleans.
Mr. ArKN bsen tbs above buapess shs city, for the
last therefore thorough knowledge Of
fB All work done by u will Of guaranteed
Hotel Propeors will find tito their
gs calling the above otc to have their
IN
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aYsPEFsIA POSITIVELY GURED.-Dl

q lpE III F5Ii IUoII1VENI OUhEU,--UR.
4 y BECKWiTH'8 ANTLDYsPEPTIC PILLS. inter trial of
twenye sustained from the
United s1tea admitted to be the BEST
DYsPEPfC MEDICINE offered the public.
per More than boxea disposed
su .ne she % saIe nna eaeh oot con-
honor physician
EFFItACY OF THEIR GSE 1t neede publish
ha he aa annhera Of them teatyns the
their virtues, etS, from r. Rev. W.
Mssiasppl t Rev. Bishop Fresman Rev. VIM. Mcpheeser
D. Raieigh NJ c Hon. Geo r Badger Senator ST. t Reg. Le
Hon. Beverly rncker Hon. VIM eston C.; Maj Samuel
Combs, 1eanvle, Hon. and
host OF Rmlar percentages.
For sale Newurieans syme N Morron E. B. Wheel
oek Ia Kennedy, b. Beach, Bnsgh andby generally
~ Sne genuine waoa the written zig nature OF JOHN BEcR
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DAILY CRESCENT
LATER PROM rnrna

The Galveston News, of 25ah inst, says that
drenching rains have washed the streets for the
sNo Gays previous. No new cases Of yellow
lever mad occurred among the citizens A gen.
tieman from Fort Graham informs the News
that the corn crop will be short in that section.
in consequence Of drought Corn WAS salling
at two dollars a bushel. The wheat, eran. .bar.
vested some time ago, was very fair. The oan-
tleman had Travelled over the best wheat GROW.
ing section OF the Western States, vet he tbinks
the upper district Of Texas superior ID tbem
all for raising wheat. One reason ia, that the
wheat in Texas keeps growing ai the winter
ana branches more, producing 8 greater num-
Der OF heads than in colder regions.
FROM Fails county down to Harris, the raips
nave been more seasoaebls, and the prospects
Tor cotton are very good Our informant beard
nothing Of the dreaded cotton worm Tbe
health of the country is excellent, and in the
high broken country around Fort arahar, ,ov
settlers have not required the services os a
physician se.a s,s =
A correspondent of the News from Haus,on
says that the fever which prevailed there lad
terminated
Ahe Iaalanola bulletin, OF the 24th, says the
health Of that city Is excellent-there having
been but one death in two months
The Layaca Herald, Of the 18Th, says the
health Of that place is good, 10 yellow fever
q few cases of intermittent bilious fever prevail,
but to very limited extent. @
The Victoria Advocate, of the 18Th, SAYS that
from all indications there is reason to hone The
coast vii escape an epidemic this year. The
health OF Victoria continues excellent
From all parts of the country favorable
accounts are given Of the cotton crops, and
there Is now little doubt entertained of their
abundance. s.-,,-..
The political news is not defnite-no naner
that we have received contains full returns
The vote for and against accepting the g Dabt
Bilr' IS very much mixed, 50 much 60 that
even guess as to tho result would be super
fuous. ~. = l.s=-.4s.s s Z. = -5
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A LE.-lo0 casks Marzetti 6 Sons superior
~ EastIndia Pale Als in store and for sal soy
eau "a f5Z5 ,z=sIgs {. WOLFF, IS Camp strsst,
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ri oTlCE--The business heretofore conducted
under tho frn OF DAVID TAYLOR CO., at No. Ss Custom
HOUSE etee and at present at No. Al is This Day
s9anged to TAYLOR . RADDIe New Orleans RADDN
~, boston. DAVID TAYLOR L CO.
hdt I'm VIM. j, BROWN,
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'arpenter and Builder,
4, between Delord and Posyfarrt
short notice andrsasonable terms,
Black Walnut or Mahogany, and
guaranteed for one year. Sash
red. Lattlcs-work and Packing
Step Laddern Of all sizep con,
iesTJy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-01-11
COUGHS, COLDS, HOARSENESS,
Eslfef Ira Five Minutes,

TYLE2'S COMPOUND GUN AR4ETC SYRUP
TUE increasing demand for this most pleasant
ssfe, and ed8ca-irus remedy for all pulmonary
list asses, hes enabled the proprietor 70 reduce the
price So to place it ~thia the reach OF all clsases
It's eIority most similar preparations Is st
ss:ea by many e4si1eat hJ sicians who have teen
5y4 itne OF ;ts efficacy when th- usual rene.
iics hare failed; also by thousand Of COR most re-
Tscta IT, citizens ho have used il in their amilies
both preventive and with never falling sue.
csss the last twenty years, during which period
Nh very Little aid from elverlsing, &C., K hiss
EfsCuang spread rep0ta ioo cvar The whole Union
Iu ca'e5 OF recent Colds Coughs, Yoarsensss, d. Il
81 IS immediate relief, acd gen rally cures in q d.y
on go, without interfering vita diet or business or
resdsring Tia sys.em more susceptible Of Colds, IN
Chronic cases, Astiszd, Fioopno Cough, Ooap
bronchitis, <5ectio'as Of the Longs, and Consump
aoH Il IS always very b'pefcial- and seldom faiIe
wien commenced n time to perfect care.
Prize q AID so cezts bottle.
Sold wholega.e by Patterson E Ehirn, Slot Co.,
Ritaety O.. disGaniris by Peal s Stevens In
GEORGETOWN By Mr.. Cissel
as TYLkRS CUE 4PABI0 GSNDY DROPS
srnlsr composition % the eooTe, but 10 q milder
Az l,sr- portSols form They act like q charm on
Troublesome Cough, asd clear tie th-ost and
sSies; they contain M c;ur drug are partioii.
LAZY recommended for children frequenters of euh-
rs as9en,biis, public speakers, sibgsrE, &c
Prize i21S and 80 cents per box.
tof sale at most Drug ana Candy s,crss.
~.
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KIDWELL'S
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT OF
BElSlOH DROP

s.-.-g WELLS ~ez---
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT OF
B1E1CH DROP
Or, Cancer Root.
CELEBRATED REMEDY FOR CAN
GER, ULOERATED SORE THROAT,
WHITE SWELLING, BRONCHI-
IT'S, DROPSY, AND ALL
DISEASES ARISING FR0A TIE NPUR7 p
OF TIE BLOOD.
Prepared by ]. L. KIDWELI, Chemist, George
town, D. O.
The estimate that IL now accorded this prepare
tion by the medical profession and by other COM
petent to judge Of its merits, may be seen in the
fact that It has bAen prescribed by many Of our
most eminent Physicians in this country, and has
attracted tie attention of celebrated profession of
the Edinburs Coliege, Scotland, by whom It has
been successfully used In career Of an aggravated
The proprietor has been forced to make more *.
tensive arrangements to meet the rapidly increasing
demand for Bk1cH DROP.
vIrcxNNrs, INDIANA, Oct. 3, 1864.
J. L. Kidwell-Dear Cir Some three months ago,
through thu agency OF Col Smith Miller, our repre-
ssntation in Congress, had purchased of you. for
the OF my father Ia Scotland one dozen Bottles
OF Beech Drop or Cancer Preparation. have let
ter from my brother, stating that the physician de-
sires you to forward another dozen bottles He
thinks under its Use the dieease Is arrested. may
add that my father has tried every physician of dis
tiuction In Scotland and England, including PROBES
sors of Edinburg and Colleges without relief The
disea-e of three years standing, began In the
right cheek, which is partially consumed. Be was
a sufferer with constant pain, which has entirely
left him =
This case will give your preparation q popularity
In Britain which no other medicine has. Direct to
William Dick, Esq, Collydean, by Leslie Scotland,
in care OF Messrs. Penfoed, CLAY Co., Druggists,
n. York, who will forward It.
JAMES DICK
Mr. Flint is man of great influence in his county,
and will with pleasure communicate with any one
In reference to his case.
OALLAwAY COUNTY, MISSOURI,
July 18th, 1854. !
Gear Sir-With great pleasure inform that your
preparation Of Beech Drop has accomplished for me
what thought beyond the reach Of human agency.
Yor the last twelve years have been afflicted with
Scrofula of DANGEROUS forua. 30 extensive was the
ulcers and SO horrible my appearance that my case
became notorious with all the Faculty in this and
the adjoining counties-in fact had obtained the
best medical aid In our State, without any sbate
ment of the disease. Through friend I procured
half doxcn bottles of your Beech Drep, after using
1t, perfect the cure, that hundreds visited
My desire If to benefit my fellow man with that
purpose beg sll afflicted with Scrofula in any form
to uss il.
E,clossd you will find An order from some friends
for the preparation. Very truly,
FOR sale by DruegiEt. and Dealers in Medicines In
Washington, Alexandria, and Baltimore.
t,ct IA -Jara
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EVENING STAR,
BEAUTIFUL SUPERSTITION.

Near the mountain of Serendib, in tie Island OF
Ceylon, ancently, there grew cypress, one leaf oil
which fell of in hundred years. Whoever could
procure and eat this leaf, ediately experienced
Tejuvenescence, and became again youthful.-.ar-
cent SupeTsttions I'D
Twas the calm hour of eve, and DER the Ocean.
Isle
The crimson clouds were fading eorseouslv
And th' hush'd earth seem'd alI-entranced the
while
The "incense- wind" slept lisiless DER the sea {.
No truaht stole through clustering leaves
Enwrapt and motionless, the sleeping flowers
Awaited silently the evening breeze,
Which erst had lul'd them i'm their fadeless
bowers.
And silence reigned, as if spirits wing
Had shadowed each lone Isle and living thing
It comes.-the breath OF the Omnipotent. the
Are stirring now with slow and solemn sound
Like viewiess wings-the while some angel grevcs
Ger mort ais i'm their -dreams-hopes found,
But to be blighted. How Old Oceans waves
Leap at the sound, and send up their white foam
Above the dirge of waters DER the graves
Where sleep the loved, the lost, till the Archangel
come
Whose trump shall sound, and ''Time shall be no
more !"-
Awakes the dreamer on Deaths silent shore.
Ye Gods what means that shout?-a mighty train
Is gathering to the giant cypress-tree,
"The winds the windsl''-'sHs hand who holds
the malnl"-
UnIuIis the spirit WlndS, and they are free.
sit comes! ii comes ,''-and with the rushing
wind
The sea of heads sway backward, while the
of elements and mighty voices find
The deep toned thunder of the sounding shore:
Giant of centuries the winds arise,
sit comes! 1t comes ."-seems echoing from the
skies.
The eyes Of Age are upward turned-the hair
Siyery and thin steals down the filrrOw'd cheek,
The hands are clasped in agony of prayer
That prayer, the full heart may not, dare not
speak
And Youth Is there-the bright and fervid flush
OF Manhood, with its ever glorious dreams
And forms, the loved, the beautiful-the blush
OF hope is DER them all, and sunny CLEANS
OF Life, and Youth, come 10 the dying then,
With visions of his childhood's hours again.
The branches sway yet heavily, and now
That mighty host awaits all silently,
With eager, breathless awe, and appraised brow
Turned 10 the trembling leaves of that dark tree
s'The leafi-it falls bursts forth like baiecry,
The rush, the demon strength, the deadly strife,
The last fierce shout of fearful victory
son to the rescued to Eternal Life ~
Ascends above the roar, but from on High
A voice is heard: ".dH men are born to die 2,
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70 Gov. Ross, of Delaware, in

q Gov. Ross, of Delaware, in his
annual message to the legislature, dwells
upon the proposed erection of an Jnde-
pendence monument in Philadelphia, by
the thirteen original States. Within the
last four years very large accessions have
been made to the revenue of the state.
The Governor remarks
"For the years 1852 and 1853 the ag-
gregate amount of revenue was $780,
963 46, while that of the two years i'm
mediately preceding was only S72,26 76,
the ordinary expenses being about the
same; leaving an accession of S5S, sos 20,
within the period of two years. Such
payments will very soon be made as will
reduce the debt now due from the State
to about ten or twelve thousand dollars. -
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CHINA, GLASS, & EARTHENwARE,
AT CHINA HILL.

"E are now In receipt oft6ur III assortment
w consisting Of 12S packages tsoq Uv.@n
erpool and other sources) Of the above goods.
We name IN part-Frsnch and English ChinA,
In plain; Gold Band and Decorated Tea, Toilet
and Dinner Ware; White Granite, Blue Printed and
Fancy Dinnsr, TIA and Toilet Sets and pisces sep
VAN srats; Plain, Pressed and Out GlaasFare,
such as Tumblers, Bowls, Goblets, Wines,
Champagnes, Bocks, spoonholders, Oeleries,
- Dishes, Decanters, Fish Globes, Pitchers,
Caronss, Finger Bowls, and an endless variety OF
other goods Of tho same class Plated Ware Cutlery,
Britannia Ware, Plated and Albsta Spoons, Forks,
Casters, Cups, Sugar rong', &c; Block Tin Coffee
and Tea Pots, Biggin., Chafng Dishes, &C.
We have Q very large stock Of common goods, suit
able for retailing stores Of the newest and best pat
terms Stoneware ut factory prices.
Goods carefully packed and delivered In any par
Of the city, free of charge.
an me above 1ooos Saii De SOL on the most as-
Hall, 341 Pennsylvania avenue and 36O street.
dec l4-eolm I. PUkSELL Il SON.
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SOMETHING NEW.

& eFOEfTE TIL mARKET ON pENESYLVA-
~ MIA AVENUE 4 doors below Ninth street.
l. a NEW CLOTHING STORE for Men snd Bows.
crenaa this day DECKEE, ne of the cheapest
Clothing Merchants in the North hiss determined
{, Her to the citizens Of Washington and vicinity
bis excsllrnt Clath;ngs the lowest Northern prices
for cash only. Thsre the
POOR MAN
VII find just such Clothing Store as has long been
wanted in Washington. His motto is cheap for
cab, and cEE PRICE ONLY
4 good substantial wooii.n coat he viii sell for
& 7s; and heavy winter pant, Well lined for 81 25
snd Zoe coats, overcosts, and vests Ia proportion
Good wool and cotton under hr;s, hosiery, gloves
&c, chsa Ia m the cheapest. nov lift
e. HfLLENGT0E baa received Harper's Ma.
~ aZ De for Jan2rry, 1855, Containing the lii. Of
Arcse-S IA ksop, liUst a:ed -fa' p
1lsckWo-d's mega2'r'e cor December, containing
wy intere TIM story of the Campaign, written Ia
q Tent Ia the CriEea.
Another supply of Fudge Pspers and Ruth Hall
resolved
A large ass7riuacn of Pocket Dia.ies and slns-
macs FOR 1855 ~ =
Animals Albums, Juvenile ard TOY Books. Fpis.
copai snd Catholic Prayer Books in elegant binding
suitaele for new cor presents
Blank Books and Stationery Of every descrip ton,
cheap.
Geld Pcrs, magnificent article -
ANY person wishing to subscribe to an, of the
monthly Magazines or Poreiga Reyis~s viii please
csll in person or send to
sHIl LINGTON'S Bookstore,
edeon Building, corner Pa nv. and ~ ct.
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PHILADELPHIA ADVERTISEMENTS.
6MIDER'6 WINES
At PHlLdDELPHIA

TOHK v. SNIDER, Dealer In Wines, At tn.
81 former old established WsRe Store Of JACOB
&NZDXR, r., No. 70 Walnut street. four doors b
low Fourth street. where conswssess win be supplied
With WHEY and LIQUORS on the most accommo
dating terms.
JACOB SNYDER, Jr., Agent for he I'm
porsation Of FOREIGN WINES, Once No. 10 Wal
aut street, Philadelphia, where he Is prepared te
receive orders for the special Importation OF Wines
&C., from various houses In Europe, In Quandtiee Of
single do sen and upwards; and also solicts for hf
Son, JOHN VAUGHAN SNYDER, the patronage o.
bis friends and former customers. .
- All Wines ordered for Washington viii be de-
livered by Express free Of freight. jeS-ly
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ORAEGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD
- sS

On and after Tuesday, Nov. 7, 1854,
4 LIE Cars leave Alexandria daily for Gordons.
/ vile and intermediate stations at X O'Clock,
q. n, the arrival OF the boat from Washington,
giving ample time for breakfast on board. Con-
ting ct Manassas Junction with train for Stras.
burg, at Warrenton Ja elton With train for War.
rsnton, and at Gordonsvilie with the trains tho
Virginia Central Railros5 for Rchmsn5, ChaT1ottes
Vile, AID Stanton
This cars leavs Gordonssi.'e daily for alexandria
and intermediate stations at "a before IL. n., ON
the arrival of the trains the Virginia Central rail-
road from Richmosd, Charlottesville, and Staunton
Ts.p