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q. az WOOD CEMKfERN,
Offfes Ne. 9s2 fa. ave-, corner tosh suss''
{oyRR TIE SAVING tArtD

,r1urs cpMETERY A. laid out on the plan Of
ths celebrated Greenwood, OF New foff, ana
situated on the high ground distant one ana =
on.r,sr miles north OF the Capitol-North Capitoi
direct leading directly to The gateway:
This Company have secured charter ITO M Oon
sr.ss annroprtatfnq their ground forever 10 ouIla
eurposes making fee title TO the Purch asei, sno
prohibiting all encroachments from leg On, =.
otherwise, which il Of vsa lmPo,nnc. ,.o. I've
planed the 10, for II has become custom IN a, az
other o,ties when the burial ground becomes Naiu-
able for Other purposes, to sell H. ana ~ Sis1
dead professionally into one large pi1, a,s tysr
N. BwOace open from 10 to u O'CLOCK a. m,
where Pamphlets, containing The Ohana,
Laws, and map Of the grouna, anu aih oN
formation can be obtained. -.
All orders Ieft with nv. James +. Harvey TO.
SIO seventh street. or any other undertaher VIII DC
vrofn ptly attended 90. Fio-eN
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rHE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL
zfRGk UNITED STATES 4RAk
6, MAIL EAIERs.

rHE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL
8& NAIL TEAMERs. gag
ya,HE SHIPS COMPRISING THIS LINE
l. are the
ATLANTIC, Captain West,
PACIFIC, Captain Nye,
BALTIC, Captain CoInstock,
ADRlAT1C, Captain Grafton.
1aese Ships have been built by contract, express
ly for Government service; every care has been
taken In their construction, as In the engines TO
Insure strength and speed, and their acc0mmoda-
tons for passengers are urequalled Tor elegance
aad comfort. rl.
PRICE or FisSAsE.
Frois New York to Liverpool, i. xfst csbi1, Sc2s
second odDlr, ~
Exclusive use OF extra size state rooms, 800
From Liverpool to New York, ESQ aad t.s
An experienced Surgeon attached to each ship.
No berth can be secured until paid for.
Fsf freight or passage apply to
IS Wall street, New York.
Brown, SaIPLEY T. Co,
6. g. SOBEKTS d CO.,
Is Kings ArIas Yard, London.
JOHN MUNROE & CO,
~ Rue No.re Dame des VictoiT6s, Paris
GEORGE II. DRAPER, HAVE.
ghe owners OF these ships Will not be aoc0unte.
BILE FOR gold, silver bullion, specie iewelry pre-
eous stones, ieetes, unless bills ~ lajin2 are
aligned therefor, Gs6 Toe value thereof therein ex-
pressed. nov 1t--lY
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REMOVAL.

HEMONALs
TINE SUBSCRIBER WOULD MOST RE-
Il spectfully inform his customers and the a.
public generally, that he has removed his
Store nom the south to the north side OF Pa. M
avenue, between Eleventh and Twelfth 1
streets, where he will keep full and well selected
assortment Of the best and latest STYLE Of EN- CHI
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, VESTINGS, AND
GENrLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS As
the excellent business stand will enable him 10
he can furnish Gentlemen>s Garments on more
moderate terms than heretofore Having practised
for a number OF years I'm Germany, England and
France, he Is confident that he can please all those
who may favor him with call Feeling crate.
ful for past favors he solicits continuance OF the
same. g. F. SCHAFER
nov II Merchant Tailor
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pERSONS predisposed to Pulmonary AKec-
L tions md this the most trying season, owing
little care, adopting warm clothing and supply
Ing themselves with good prescri ption or coua n
remedy they may easily ward OH what may else
prove dangerous winter companion. TY-
lER'S COMPOUND GUM ARABIC SYRUP
has been So long known and highly appreciated
as one OF our most innocent, yet efhcacl0us plea.
sant and (since the reduction In price, economi-
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used with the utmost confidence. Ii is sold at Is
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by PATTERSON & MARIN and STOTT a.
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LARGE SUSPENSION BRIDeE.-A new gus
pension bridge is to lie built across the Monou-
gahela, at Pittsburg from the Point to Jones s
Ferry. 1t is to be thirteen hundred and fifty
feet long, and to consist Of two suspension,
supported by piers at each end and one in the
rIver. The first suspension will be ninety
feet long, and the second four hundred and
fifty feet. The bridge at its eliminating point
will be enc hundred and twelve feet from the
water, as required by the Supreme Court in
the Wheeling Bridge case. The estimated
cost is 500 900.
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bS The Allied Cause has just been de-
priyed Of the services Of fair young Amazon
who lOnged to do battle in the Moskov The
daughter Of the 0berhoff MarscheIl of Baden.
sixteen years old, managed to get clear of her
fathers house, and to arrive, per railway, at
Kehl, in mans attire and smoking a segsr.
Here she was arrested in her further progress,
and conveyed ANONYMOUSLY back to the seat
Of parental authority.
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Y and containing nearly
double the qua nifty Of read
ing matter In that Of the
Pity CENT OR DOL
LAR PU BLICATIONS.
II treats on the PHI YSIOL-
OGY OF MARRIAGE,
and the Secret Infirmities
and Disorder Of Youth and
Maturity, resulting from ex-
cesses, which destroy the
physical and mental pow
ers. with OhSary2tiops ON
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MESSRS. TAYLOR MAURY HAVING
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their large and varied stock, which includes. in
addition to superb collection Of BOOKS, large
assortment Of FANCY ARTICLES of the most
elegant and recherche description particularly
suited for Christmas and New Year Presents.
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QIBLES AND PRAYER BOOKS, IN RICH
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Childrens' Books, the most extensive assert
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Miss Bunkley's Escaped Novice, price 81.
harper's Magazine for January
Also, large assortment OF ivory and pearl
handle PENKNIVES, PISTOLS Of all kinds.
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MINCR nIEAF.

MI iNCE MEAT OF SUPERIOR QUALITY,
W made from Virginia Mountain Beef and
, ,ss anu spices Of the purest and beat quality,
o onaea my own supervision, for sale at nv store,
oo,ns s, q, VI vermont avenue and 18th street
Il. NJ. y. KING.
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vIWYS IN ENDLESS VARIETY, at the
L Emporium Of Fancy Goods 3Os Pa. avenuel
DEC " ELLIS.
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FOR MOUNT VERNON.

FOR MOUNT VERNON.
nN TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS-FARE,
~ round trip, 81; from Alexandria xK-h
IS cents.--The steamer THOMAS 1<13<44S33s
COLLYBR leaves Washington mt Q, and AleXan
dria at 9k O'Clock Coaches leave the Capitol for
the boat at u O'Clock. Coach fare 10 cents. Per-
sons wishing the coaches viii leave their residence
With George & Thomas Parker.
Refreshments on the boat.
eof S-S SAM,L 4EDNEY. Staptafn
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IT, and can be used for infants as well as adults
For sale by respectable dealers everywhere and
by Il. ID. GILMAN, Wsshington; j. l.. Kid
WELL, Georgetown, and j. &. PIERPONF,
AleIandrla. mar l-lV
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ENN Z GOODS FOR PRESEN DS II ELLIS,S
II SS Pa. avenue, near 10th street. dec 70
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MANUFACTURED BIT
ID u N A L. ID X ENN EDY,
No. 100 Warner street. RoxbKry, Mo

NO. To warren StTett, RO1bKTy, Mass.
PRICR, ONE DOLLAR.
Wholesale Agents-New York City, C. v.
CIICkNER, eI Barclay street; G.. II. RING,
1872 Broadway; A. b. ID. SANDS, 100 Fulton
street. Philadelphia, Il. w. DYOTT Il SONS
Baltimore, BROWN BR BOTHER, CANDY &
HATCH. Alexandria, PEEL & STEVENS.
At Retail by all respectable Druggists In the
United States and British Pro 7inces. and also by
the Druggists OF this City. oct 2i-1y
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Information for Travellers.
ORANGE 4 ALEXANDRIA, RAILROAD.
~ - = 9 5s:S..s
Great Southern Mail Line!

ATwICE DAILY-Ta
-, SUNDAY NIGHTS EXOEPTED)
Between Washington City and the South
.. VIA: ALEXANDRIA,
GORDONSVILLE, AND RICHMOND.
Leave Washington at q. m. and p m
Fare from Washington to Richmond. ......s5 SO
OMNIBUSES and BAGGAGE WAGONS
will be at the Washington Railroad Depot to con-
vey PASSENGERS and BAGGAGE, Free of
Charge, to STEAMER GEORGE nl-h
PAGE, for ALEXANDRIA, dis s5sE1S
lance Of six miles, allowing ample time for Meals
Tickets procured on the boat.
Expedition and Comfort are secured by this
Route, as II is a CONTINUOUS LINE OF FIRST CT 50
RAILROAD FROM ALEXANDRIA TO RICH
MOND. = 81 EEs... CO., E 8,
THROUGH PASSENGERS and BAGGAGE
carried without cost to the Depot Of the Petersburg
Railroad. j. X. NICKLIN,
dec TT Ticket Agent, Alexandria.
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Tfma cstwesn Washington aEd Wkssiilg
bat Tx hours!
Running Time between Washington and
Cincinnati q hours :!
fAEeseS fTCrzTs AND BAsslss cEccEa re BIZ
Had IN wAsHINsFoE
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CONFECTIONERY!

P.S.-Editors Of the above papers will please
send their bills TO the Patent Once with a paper
this notice. ian l8-law3w
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The rntnre of SlnNern.

The London Time, ) not los impressed than were
With the hearty sa with which Cen Pierce bclabors hi.
oli friends the Ao,itoais,> Only the hatred of rene.
ic could have Infused much rauconr into his dcuun
citations.
But tbs Times feel, invited by the example Of the PIE
ieut upoa the consideration of the future OF
slavery Boz this country. it urges statesmen take
hc matter into earnest d'h ration aud although it,,
suggestions bat little WORTH aud VIII pass UNDECIDED
illusions ihe effects OF thc increased Infusion OF
'icsu n1poui,, in population, worthy of more
,s,rl Tnati, evil, which IL i vet in onr power To
,rreei aud that Is of e dangerous import ascrhe to
10y the Times, must he manifest to every rejecting
tuiud.
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Yesterday morning after nnxcrnr and panh,i uin... H.,
'AVVhiiN H. hAR,iE. In the GSth Of bls ag-
friends sniy To
lvh inst ~ hall past o'cl"ck ~,
Cisy street, without further n"lice. W"
~ ~, rsi,Is 1e.r waninsef. Melon county. F,bru.y 9th
1"StFh Shhii for nj IA.
River aud hsnswhs Company. aud most
men Of the state "sN''N
In nsun'sek. ON the i',h ult, Mr.. wINIrREp MASouu
aged IS "NN"eh'
On February 9Th i6 IN the county 81 ,navsr In.
81 hsr hns. hrs Mtkt ANN wife OF skhy eldest
daughter OF rhe"iorick Rchcrt-'n Of th. city. ~
In Brunswick. the I'll inst, from n pnlp,ou,,x 81,
lection, Mrs. MARTHA J. TCRNBULI rcict of the lat.
Dr. Robert ii. Tmnbull OF Buckskin, aged A. Mrs +
was member of the Presbyterian church. aud Christian
OF eminent attl"ment.. Her life exemplary, and her
end peace She the mother of four children NIL a,
"n"n survive her Her eldest son. Charles j. Turnbull
commanded company of rifsmcn under Gen. Wake,
~ MS expedition against Nicaragua For many wears she
ha' been po>tmistress at Crchton's storr.
IN br"",sick, On the 18th inst, BENJAMIN GREEN.
ased ~ lie was worthy COMMUNICATE OF tho Methodist
church.
III brans"ick. on the 2lst ult.. RICHARD H. GILL.
Gill. - N' ''
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The Naval Board.

Tho scticn OF the Naval Board rhch cNpureated the
Navy has become the topic of extensive discussion in the
papers aud in Congress The gentlemen who have been
affected by that action and their friends. make
loud outcty. Such result to BE- anticipated, what
ever moderation Justice and discrimination have cha
rsctcrizej the conduct ct tho Board UnSdVised of the
facts. and having personally connexon with either the
judges the cuprts have lclt nciuel indulge
" thoe .yu,pathc. which the public interest calcu
lated inspre. Looking with partial eve TO any por
ton the odicc-hollng cl,s-rcgirdng them profit
less OF the fruits oi boung peoples great
evils only ho endured tom the necessity ct the case
prcdisposcd regard with favor every
which looks dmiuuiion Of the puhlc burdens and
reduction in the number Of the droncs aud pensioners
who feed upon the public crib. We 10 hold that in
dviiuals have any claim to stipend from the public.
ccp in consideration OF valuable services rendered the
public. We shhor aud dctes Pension st-As the bane
Ut a Republic
We sufficiently convcr>ant with the fact. in this
say, whether the Board has transcribed What We
consjerhc line justice the public 1t il said that it
has transcribed it, powctsthat it has used its usurpcd
powers punish those who were iavoritcs of the
Board aud that its proceedings conducted secretly
and unfairly, and without giving the accused oppofu-
uity couiron, their That pol officers OF the
Navy have been damaged 10y their action-,ni that of
this number, tfcrr many OF the distinguished
IL naval annals and mauy again who have rem
dcred aud ,ill capable of rendering the most impor
tint public service: these questions factof which,
with the lights before Us have no means of forming
satisfactory Judgment. We repudite the idea of doing
injustice individual individual claiming right
without adequate service, to draw public money But if
worthy and capable officers have been vctimzcd 10y pro-
cssonal JEALOUSY party personal hostility the wrong
should be- repaired For ono should Toe willing ~
- further; AMI that extent ani oly in reference To
the r..hLc llnf .hnull Cnn--r.. rrnceeI
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orR RELATIONS wiru ENGLAND. Sc.-A despatch from
Washington to the Philadelphia American furnishes the
following:
MIR. Buchsnan's letters, received by the Arabia n.
present the feeling la the British Ministry being very
sensitive ON the subject ut relations lie had receiv
al the r"quest Tor Mr. Cramptous recall fourteen hours
before the sailing oi the steamer but had presented
II mp To that time. oi course, therefore. intelligence
has bccn received Ot the elect il produced Mr. Bucha
nan vas informed, however, before the positive demand
was despatched oi the the Administration would
probably adopt Ia rgard To the enlistment question: and
doubtless had sounded Lord Clarendon ON the subject
Hence hs misgving>.
"Mr buchanan thinks there is reasonable ground to ex.
poet that peace will he made the basis the propns
upnS submitted to Russia but Ministers at other
Ions do not express the confidence hope They
consider the present position oi Russia a. assumed by her
IN order To enable her To complete her Preparations
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-02-09

The %'rh S|s Dsuorrat appear, to Doe 70,
greater furry over the election Of Bank, than au,
other Of our contemporaries The reason of obi. .
somewhat apparent 900 an article 200 that paper OF
yesterday Gbc election of Cullom 10 the Cleik-Hiq
seems Co give our Petersburg uyishbor particular
pain. 3d. therefore aya, that caption. pcopl. vs. n
not hesitate Co say that thc Cierk,ldp was uc Co.,.
ward which ihe S1ul Americans obtained ior t,e
trelehsry of Davis Cullen s. g., the damned
price of blood
We ouucI,c. have never been 100 favor of CuIom.
election for reasons often stated But wc have ny
idea that h- election wa the result OF bargain or
fraud lu other words We do not believe that d.
u.s. of Maryland or either one Of the other five ,ho
voted for Fuller with him. entered into any arau..
mcu, whatever with the Black Republicans 100 order
60 secure thc election Of Cuom. The idea alto
gcther absurd, aud wc attribute it To the natural
sorcuc.- of uc b,morrafs editor in consequence o
his own defeat for ue Clerksmp At least We cir
conceive of no other reason for bis charge Of bar
gain and corruption against DUi.. Cullen /,
Co"
Our own conviction is that Davis. Cullen 6 Co.
should have voted for Aiken. But even their vote
would not have secured his election. without th
votes OF Barclay aud Hickman. two seventy four
Democrats FROM Pennsylvania, provided the nu
Black Republicans who voted for Campbell had CO,
thcf votes Tor Banks. a. they certainly would hay
done. II Davis. Cullen a Coz had voted for Aiken
rbs tn,ns ne Boz. organ hs. discovered smother msrs
ne, conssqt-ncc hst greatly al si-i rrcst
rnrf rahI ne proceedings Of metropolitan C3aptr 81
o. Or va'.d Americans. ti their Chapter Toes
~ Hnf Fbra.ry sh spprovng of the ie
sui r notts where the tdirsrs u The ltfie
es uff racd States Europe. hov many ~ thei
ta. h.s hsH dcssu only hrss ne pu,issd proevsd
~ D. Dol. ai..i,es fsu to iaioiu snSous soh.
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WSEcN or Tux co,sr or NswrouSDlISp.-A letter
has been received in England from the OF the Dun
Richie oi Sandcand which went ashore on the s0th
of Dee, two miles wes, OF Hermitage Bay n. p ard
WHICH gives harro~ing account at the suerngs the
On the 10th of Nov. the wind blew p,r,ct rnl,
which carried away her bulwaiks, quarter boats and
msn overheard; the ship also began heavily to leak
Next da, at the vessel filed blew up the matches
All hands took the rigging. aud remained for - hours m
the tops it showing and freezing the whole time Some
bread vet With salt got the cabin and vi.
tn the men. nine in each top, where they remained
TOR - hours longer dny the gallo Increased aud the
crew confined for tour lights longer to the tops
where they began Ia lose the al their feet hands and
suffered dcadfuy of thirst, they had drop OF wa.
ter.
I'm the 9Th dsy, six of the unable Ia move
having o their icet legs aud those who were
not So bad had carry the others down IL began TO
and with this they assuased their thst At eusth
after extreme suffering, the ninth day, the vessel
Ell ashore. Eleven ut the frost bitten No n-
hsbitants found the shore bat length three fish
crnens boats appeared and took oil the crew; aud
master states that the people of the coast when he wrote
were not onl, undcting the vessel but stealing the
iccts Ut his unfortunate
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-02-09

- UsEFUL MEDICINEs.-Wc are opt,,..d IA ever,
description oil quackry, bnt when articles of mcrit m
presented to " which have the recommendation OF number,
OF the medical faculty, well our citizens who hay.
tested Their qualities, We deem it duty journalist
make them known far aud Wide all our readers Tn,
articles here reereted to prepared 10y H. T. Uemboi
chemist which will be enumerated in columns The,
are Compounded OF purely vegetable substances ard ma,
- "Iu on Tor the specific purposes ia performing cures
!sfe Advertisement headed lleubols Genuine Prep,ra
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ARRIVALS AT TIsE EXCHANGES ,.or,,,
AND BALLARD uOIsE

rN, a, thIUNl sIH FtbKUARY. iSa6
~ WU:"n Iynchhug; Chri-ts Cot Weight iiov
srd v finS ParkerShiry VIII,
had nud lady. Miss Glian Mi.. s,,,L y N. =. :
~, psrIn southampton; Crabb~ Hsltnor.. \
i"ih.f Nast.r Stroiher W fnks Va:
In; Mch.isr VI I. Hanson, Jr and I,iy n A. !,
a, ".is"nrrN Va; VI Nerniion. Lebanon: Neh.I.
Mn. Wis Msn Allen. 'ltord C,ldwr Fi
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raslcr Mdl~-eS; Kelly Rapp,h,nnoels ~ ,a,I, n,
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N"IiCh-Tfs public respectfully that Nj. T
hNutN late Mrs shw the celebrated Actress will ma
w nsi alranee on Monday Eg, February n inst Tor n,
ter Of n ,NiKr. '' -" w. b'''. Si''ia
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-02-09

SLEl"uING ENrRAoRDiNARN.--A Slcighng party in a
Two nasted Sharpec, rugged runners with Strainers
living at the masthead, aud behind tn steer with
stopped at our Office yesterday afternoon TO give US three
hearty cheers. We guess they from Fair Haven
Commend Us to that kind of ''-ang"-uo dangers Of
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nal Monday.