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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-05-07

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN PHILADELPHIA.-On of
the most destructive fires that ever occurred in
Philadelphia broke out in the large rag and pa
per warehouse Of Messrs. Jessup u Moore, Nos.
"a and 26 North street, between Arch and
Market, and Fifth and Sixth streets, on Thurs
day morning last. between IL and O'clock
The warehouse had large amount of rags and
paper in it at the time, through which the fire
gained great Roadway before the alarm was
given. The high winds blew the sparks and
pieces of burning shingles in every direction
Westward and southwark the fire extended, and
by o'clock all the valuable property through
to Market street was in flames. From that hour
until after o'clock it ragged fearfully, destroy
ing forty-eight buildings, among which were
some of the finest and most costly business .edi-
fees in Philadelphia. There were three firemen
killed by the falling walls and five injured
Another fireman was mortally wounded in a
fight between two companies, .arT i, s.5f
The LAND WARRANT FoRGERIEs-The state
merit that forgeries Of land warrants have been
discovered at Washington to the extent of a
million of acres is said to be an exaggeration of
the true facts in the case A gang OF forgers in
these operations were detected at New Orleans
some time ago, who had their plans prepared
for large issues, perhaps even to the extent re-
presented but the certificates and apparatus
were seized by the authorities, and consequent
ly the whole scheme failed. Individuals are
the principal sufferers from forged assignments,
which, with every precaution, can hardly be
prevented. The Courts have held that there is
no law for the punishment of forgeres of land
warrants, which has encouraged this description
of depredations. Mr. McClelland, the Secretary
Of the Interior, has recently recommended the
passage of an act to cover this defect The
Government has information of contemplated
frauds, which may lead to important results
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-05-07

No change IL the Asrkets this week.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-15
ARRIVALS

NEW YoRE, March 1.-THE steamer Ericsson
with Havrc dates to the Odd arrivcdat midnight.
She sailed in company with the French steamer
Barcelona, for New York. The Ericsson en-
countered heavy gales and large quantities of ice
eastward of the Banks.
The steamer Northern Light, which left San
Juan on the 9th, also arrived during the night,
She brings three hundred thousand dollars in
specie, and three hundred passengers. We have
by her San Francisco dates to the goth uit
The mail steamer via Panama, has on board
a million and half of dollars in treasure.
Thirty lives were lost by the explosion of the
steamer Belle, before reported. Amongst the
killed we see the names of none from the South
or West Amongst the wounded were Mayor
Bidwell. of Chicago, ,Jno. Cunningham and Chas.
York, of Penn a, the latter has since died.
The Governor of Oregon has already issued
upwards of four millions of dollars in scrip, to
dcfray the expenses Of the Indian war.
The news ofthe frightful earthquake at Jeddo
is confined.
The officers orthe Northern Light decline fur
nishing any information relative to affairs in
Nicaragua, but the passengers fully contin all
the particulars given in the New Orleans Dis
patch.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-15
ON and after Tuesday, Avg. 1875. unit, farther notice,
Tratns yil follows, Saturdays EXc"ptcd:)
GOING SOJFTlI


GOING sOUTH-The S.i0A. " Train will connect al sam
dusky with Morning Train from Toledo at Nonrneyie with
Chicago Express southern Division OF c. T. Road; at
Shsby with Cincinnati ENrress from CeTeand: At
Mansfield Junction with Day Express from Pittsburgh! AID at
Newark with the Fast and West Trains the Central Ohio
Railroad.
er Bay City Detroit Monroevc with western Train
e. & T. H. H.: shelby junction SCI p NJ with the Mail
Train on g. C. c. r. G. FOR Columbus Cincinnati Mans
field Junction S5J r. NJ. with Past train o. +. T. 4.
for Pittsburgh, Newark with East and Wet Night
Trains Central Ohio X. r.
GOING NORTII.-The 9.26 Train will make close
nection at Newark with Mail Train from Bcair q. o. r.
H. NJ Mansfield Junction with ExTress for Pittsburgh; At
shelby Junction at IL Is with Cincinnati Express for
Mail Train on c &. 7. road TO Toledo, Chicago, dc.
2tU TraIn will connect at Newark with Express from
tile East Genital Ohio Road; at Mansfield Junction with
Fast for Pittsburgh; At Shelby Junction Mt 5-2l
with Cincinnati Mall Cleveland; Monroeyillr with Night
Express Toledo and Chicago and at Sandusky with the
steamer Bay City for D:tro!t and Chicago
saudusEy Aug. 4, 1855. ser15-n
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FROM BOSTON.

MvRcn 14.-Thc Arabia entered her dock at
six o'clock this morning. Her mail was dis
patched by the carly train and will reach Phila-
ilelphia tonight.
i meeting Of the friends of Kansas was held
last evening at Fanuil Hall, hut vas notlargely
attended General Pon,ery, Mr.. Conway, re-
Gently Of Maryland. and Judge Smith of Penn
sylvania, made speeches. No resolutions offer
cd.
Lloyd's List received by Arabia. published
passing portions of a wreck ON her outward
bound passage but makesitlat. II, north, long.
sc west.
Judge Merrick to-day made IS decree, appoint
ing S. e. Reed and T. IL Robertson agents to
receive custody Of assets of Groccrs Bank with
authority to pay the liabilities. a satisfacto-
nv settlement is madc they will be allowed TO
continue the bank if theysee fit,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-15

MOarrARY.-A meeting was held in Cincin-
natl On Thursday evening, to consider the pro-
pyietv of establishing a mOrtuary in that vicini-
r. We think the move good one, not only for
Cincinnati bat for all our cities One of the
speakers Ia phy<ician) said he could find per-
sons in that city who had their physicians Ger
nfeats that they had died of cholera in 1s49,
hut who were resuscitated and were still alive.
How horrible to every one is the idea of the
mere possibility. even, Of burying a friend
alive!
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-15

Ox Sunday last VIC attended at one of our
churches, and listened to an excellent and in
stractive discourse from learned clergyman
and an esteemed friend, on the subject of right
eousness and the efficacy of prayer. The ser
mon was of more than usual force, exhibiting
rueh thought in its preparation, and in sew
'alpArtS was truly eloquent wcallude to the
discourse forthc purpose of pointing out, what
appeared to US, discrepancy between our
fTends view of righteOusncSs. and as it is laid
doWn in the sacred writings The speaker,
Wills; admitting that nothing impure or unholy
could enter heaven, and not claiming the cSis-
tace Of perfect righteousness in man as degen-
Grated By the the fall Ofour first parents, said
We had but one instance ofperfect righteousness
OAearth, abiding to the Savior of man; and that
from the fall of Adam to the birth of our Savior,
And from that event to the present time, we had
no other instance Of perfect righteousness
N'T,Happears to us that this is mistake, ei-
tneF III the researches of our friend or the books
o. the Church. lift is an admitted fact, as We
believe it is by all denominations of Christians,
mai nothing Of an impure or unholy nature can
'a'erinto the celestial abode of God, then in
What manner are We to explain away the two,
'i'sn'', remarkable instances given in the Bible,
o. Translation from EARTH to Heaven, without
The purifying influences of the separation of
body and spirit, butby the supposition of the
eRi'''nreof perfect righteousness. 1t appears
'H', un'earncd as We admit ourselves to be in
'lca things, that there is more than one instance
Of 'aeeSisteace of perfect righteousness on the
s''l; or, that the evidence ON which the truth
"' these events are founded, is not sufficient to
sst1blish them as matters of history: aud as the
after We can never be driven TO believe, we
mist rest satisfied with the former.
But, we do not design turning thcologian, and
lave probably already trodden on ground moi
within our province. This reasoning appeared
'''ange to us, and interested our mind, and We
generally find those things which strike us a,
icing in any way peculiar. strange, or interest
lag to be so looked upon by majority of Oul
teaderS, and for this reason only have we item
Red any portion, of our friend s discourse, which
Is a whole, was the best sermon we have heart
FRA year past.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-15
Then in PIeEwIck thOu shalt dip,
slightly pickering round the liz,
TIL at last, in sOTFOw'E spite,
GAurEI- YYlakeE thee laugh outright.

But you have read it, we feel certain.-.Bc!-
noaf Chronicle.
Don't get alarmed friend Taylor, we are only
throwing a few bombs into the camp of the
His while VIC are preparing our batteries for
more active campaign, which will be opened
nd in successful operation about the middle of
Nav next. five should not remain in peace
fposscssion Of the field at the end Ofsix months,
ri the Allies force us to submit TO the interior
tlee Of a pedcc Congress, there is no power in
those wisdom aud intelligence we would more
Confidently RELY, than that ofthe IntetligChcer,
10 ADJUST the terms ofSettlemcnt in an honorable
way. You will therefore hold yourself in readi-
ngSs to act promptly in the premises, and if it
should be necessary convene the Congress at the
place you speak of-S. ClairsDille Gazette.
weare glad to see that our offer of mediation
j, likely to have beneficial effect upon the bel
liyerent parties at St. ClairsviIle. But, Mr.. Ga
ze,tc, you mus, not throw too many bomb
shells into the camp Of the Al-Eies or they might
make pass at you in sense not altogether
Pickwickian. Recollect, however, if the ''worst
comes to the worst" you all know ,shers to find
Us, even if our ncighbor here, the Editor of the
Times, does not; and VIC fatter ourselves that
can settle the matter to the satisfaction of all
concerned.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-15

uorR,pLr MURDER IN PATRICK CouSrr.-The
p,nv;lle Register learns that man named In
r,,m Of Patrick county. was murdered on Sat
T = evening, the 1stof March, as he was re-
t,r,ior home from a warrant trying. He was
in company with two men. Eancs and Mcrricks.
. company Of men who wore in advance OF
Them hearing the noise of the struggle, hasten
a hack and found Ingram in the sgonics OF
5.,th The supposed nurdercrs escaped.
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q1J56atE NC ARSGJIA

! ~. q " & 5NIeARAGJA. fdaI2E
PM AnE1rn1A, March 1.-THE Nicaragua PM
peIs furnish no particulars Of the reported seiz
IRE OF the steamers of the Transit Company
The report caused a heavy decline in the Co.'s.
) Jck. SLzoz.lzs2 ~ - fsisa
A eorrespondent OF the Herald doubts the REL
port, and says it is not improbable that Walker
may have had occasion 10 transport troops from
one point to another on the route of the Transit
Co, and may have temporarily taken possession
of one or two steamers for that purpose, pro.
ceeding for which Walker would have no diff
cultv in finding precedent. and which itselfis
OF no great Importance, hes probably by repeti-
ton attained the magnitude of the report now
received ~ t
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-15

rnr ..l;Eyrrs or rnE wEsT" for February has
= r.crivcd. It's contents are more than-usu-
y W. interesting. Mr.. George True has been
INJECTED with Mr. Cogsssl,all in the editorial
81 ',' nnbIishins departments, and henceforth
, a., promise more regularity in issuing the
c co., having it ready by the middle of each
Goth and promise other improvements
pic. 81. Address Cosgeshall True, Cincin-
r,ti Ohio 4.-.s
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-15
NEW YORK MARKET.

MARCH 14th.-Thc cotton market is quiet,
sales 2999.5 3s Orleans ma ~ oEla"a ma
Stocks dull. Cumberland % 5-8 Erie 81
Is. H. Cent 9s 10 Mich. Southern % 3-4.
n. Y. Central 90 70 Chicrgo and Rock Island
~ 1-2.9 Cleveland & Toledo ~ 10. Galena d
Coffee firm, sales 500 bags Rio at l2}. Sugar
active sales 500 hlids n. o. at IL. MolaSscs
improving, sales Of 10, 600 gals at IS. Lard Oil
quiet. Bacon firm, sales 100 lids %, hams 94c,
shoulders "a. Iron firm, sales 90 tons Scotch
oil, at S:}7. TalIow is firm, sales of 10000 lbs
Flour quiet, sales 5000 bbIs. Wheat quiet,
and dropping, sales 5000 bush. Corn declined,
sales is, 900 bu. western mixed at 81. Pork is
luller, sales of $50 bbls. Beef declined, sales
200 bbls Lard firm, sales 450 bbls. Whisky
dull. snles 100 bbls.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-15

THE Adams Express Company, the safe speedy
i conveyance Of -
MoSEY, VALUABLE PACKAGES, rhfiGuT Of EISDS
in charge special Is the only reliable
line to Wheeling Thy Railroad directly New York.
PhladcIphia baltimore, Boston, Washington City.
AlSO-EiJt Central Ohio Railroad To Znesvs, Columbus,
Cincinnati Louisville indianapolis. Chicago and ST. Louis
Expresses leave halt Ohio Railroad at ~ o'clk r.
NJ, Central Ohio Railroad o'clock, T.. NJ
For Pittsburgh Cleveland, Toledo, HI Northern Ohio =;
O'Clock, A. n.
i Butter, Poultry Produce all kinds delivered in six
teen hours to baltimore. y. PlGMAS. Agent,
ages Albums Express Cp.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-15
W. take pleasure in recording yesterday as .

MIDI dsy, mid and clear. Gentlemen stood 90.
bsaa'''u o ..,.nts basking in-thc sun, and dis
on ths r,,sincs. and the May election, and the
e'ls''' T.. always take our hat off when We
l'a'1 , r. them amused themselves in promen-
,5iog the dry pavements, and-bpt We won't
lans ..,bin1 about the bad crossings, or howthe
,,dics crossed them.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-15
RlNER AND MEATIIER.

CIscI:xlrl, March 1I.--W Gather moderate
and pleasant River fallen about three inches,
and is sill r2ceeling slowly.
PrrrsnuRGH, eve, March 14..-So change in
the river Weather mild, thawing all day-ap-
pearance of rain, sgra s.'aLa8 -fziai1
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-15

. INSURANCE FAIrrREs. Western Insurance
Ionpany, 0f0lcan n. y; Kentucky Mutual Life
Mls W.. Company, of CovingtOn, n.y.; Medina
bout 81 cts.-.IonES Iaspraaes MoaisOr.-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-15

Peace PeospEcrs.-Our esteemed friend Tay-
ir ofthe Intelligcnccv is anxious to know i'll
shat .Oirit 1t was we presented our hand to
Bro. Iiraton on his ascent to the tripod. The
pint wasa genuine spirit of friendship, friend
taylor, and you must know that anything
Inspiring since between us, is to be taken in a
~Pickwickian sense" Hast ever read Pick
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-15

The finest quality ladies leather Caters and bus
kns very article Ladies' glove leather Cal
ters with high heavy cole, ard button up the side
ClIILDREN'S WEAR.
Patent leather morocco kid, goat glove leather lasting,
calf fancy CATERS, ankle ties slippers Oxford ties,
and kinds and styles always Oh hand at 10" prices
GUNS. =
Ladies' mems and misses sandals boots and oyersess o.
here einerutcd which Will sell the most acconmodA-
ting terms. =, ,ovs,,,
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ODD TFl4LI 55NNy5' DIRECTORY

yvirsinins I.odi'e No. :s.-Mcets3 every Thursday
evening at the Hail. Market and Monroe attracts
WV. .zrxk, n. g.; b. " Carr Secretary.
franklin Lodge No. I3.-0Ecets as above every
Monday evening 2. nNArrY, n. G.; S. + Furts SecFs'
VIM. Tell Lodge No. 33.-ateetsu as above eve
ry wednesday evening. H. BrScsSsrOcS, y. c.; = ".
HsIsr, Secretary.
wheeling Lodge No. 50-Mects every Monday
evening Hail. Market and Quincy Streets b.
D. lIrnIEY, y. c.; Bri. u. EerTyIiN Secretary.
PnnoIn lodge No S2.-Nteets as above every
Friday evening. G. Il. CtRTwRroHr, \. c.; W ". Rid"-
rhdryi, Secretary.
Abrnm's Encumpmcnt No. l.-Mssts at the
Hail. corner Market and Sfouroe streets the FIRST and third
Tuesday evenings of each month. W. W. 4ScH.Hp, C. r.
$ ". PEARSON, seribr.
VIVA. TeII Encnmpment No. 34.-Meets a.
hoyc the second and fourth Tuesday evenings of zach
month. JeaS q. ltOrrS4>, c. p, Wa. Etf'poTI"T'
Scribe. ..zs s.s
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-15

4 Lcse wEpDEG TARA couple were mar
ned on the 1tlI instant at Fort Wayne, Indiana,
sAd next morning took their departure for Egypt
NeFis Palestine. and Greece. on pleasure tGur.
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FRnM nALrINORE.

hand
octayius Coz, the passenger injured by tue
recent accident on the Seaboard and Roanoke
Railroad. Is dead ey. al,
The contents of N,l,rns s. Cas- express car,
destroyed with the train, by Ere, was valued at
500, G6u.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-15

=. ,;..,.t attention tn the advertisement for
WE u"s,, Of , stolen watch. Jewellers and
the FS''' tanla be on their guard, and promptly
others t ,ug if such one should be offer
y tb ., for repair or barter:
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-15

CINCINNATI MARKET.
MGRcir i'll iourquite unsettled and droop-
ing. Bulk Meats 54a6f for shoulders and sides.
Whisky, rather dull at 20. Groceries anchang-
v,l and active
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zMEDIC Cal. s.
: ALI SHoUID- TRY ITO . g 81
b r. D. no sTEgTTE.R, s
r CEEERRATED
STOMACH BITIERS.
400. 900 He,tse- sol stn .s.ael 3 ear.

i
NoTIuSGin the market-n0tlnH in the nedealmLrEet
IN for the past flt years, has eqnRiedS
article be produced equal to this Pc tss s555
GREAT tASTI-DYSpEpTIC. +sy-gs
Dr. ItoStCttcr Preparations Act old granny recipt,
clans verbal Investigation. Il Is the result profound
and elaborate study OF one ef the Seitutne ches e.
the present SrEtIrS. $40
Dr. HosIritrr Subnts his
cad tests or what - t BETTER personal trial Upon
own cVlstituOn The true properties Of ihtte Bers viii
DC found by the fret analysts ana the M force therVnt
medic tnEl Effects viii be made uAuSt almost IbSl
bly, sheTt space 81 time upon the systrUl.
Are pyEpcptet Then take Ilre otSshrHeH steIaerh
MttSrS. Gss
Areyea nieasi Try bottle Of a.se Mtt.4s, sod be
relieved At Suee. tfs7
Are 81 by !aiIEestool Remove the by mo
free Of thesv NittErs. - ssEr i,5e7fa5 *
NGVC fgSCE and AKav - How thouSAndRia the
West and South cured this destroy
Ing disease, by the use OF these DittrEs
All should try this great attstote, We yep.re to Atrp
GaAtHhte Hosettere BttteFs uses chfe 81 eSeEd
GYue cannot- occur. :. e. - rs-=- #r.e
onSEaw gIassfu timer n day ketoIo reata,
Will be found tortc agent wkeS all will spptrcstS
ThSa personally Satisfied Of the they III
ing the DitteTs trial. .-,sE n k,.fYf= as
There are other RittsTs, Represented to br r SsA
comparatively worthless. Our Bers without
rival for their fred!c.sni qualities They put up ii
square bottles, containing iat with the diEEStoUs o.,
and "4r. iEosser's SO.Gek Siftars, bdus Lb& bot
tie. None Sthtr letuins. - 90
PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER B0TTIR.s 7sFss
For sale by all the PRINCIPAL PruSHiets Hot BaEs
Restaurants. and peSlers ErRSry throughout hs CateA
LAuaHIlSs RustElsIp, and
-ssss. I. Ii. LuuAS- a CO., = Ss1,,. '57
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-15

We learn that three houses were de-
f'As he FIRE night before lastin cadiz, Ohio.
s''es. sno:,t 5000, and fully covered by insus
r,ree. ~.--------
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-15

uon Edward Everett has consented to
me i.T lecture on Washington, in Cincinnati,
dave, .a,tb We would like to hear him lee
n,,e in Wheeling. .z---.----.., -.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-15
.ALTIMORE MARRIOTT.

BALTIMORE MARKET.
MARCH l4.-SaIcs Of Howard st Flour att dolls.
City Mil offered at same rate but there are no
BUYERS. Wheat steady. Sales of 10000 Yell
low Corn at 56a5s.
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Improved Artinoial Teeth.


DR j. ALLEN ;e Professor the Ohio ColieSe Of Den:
u tai Surgery, invites St.sntiGn 70 his highly i'nFSysd
method constructing Artificial pSRtuTes which combine
l. There Are no seams or crevces Judgment CT food
10 y;sse the sSSs Of tns @ sS and Ssts
g An Artificial Gum which i.0 ard ndrtructhleA 80
have witch SnItss them 10 each ether plate uOu
Which they set Iats gum lnpaTtt IL SGe teS hst ~
cuIIar expression iEe appearance which Characterize
g. 6Frat atsHgth Is Obtained by thus uniting the teeth
ard Plate, and no ernasS force OF SH
j. clear and stne. articulation speech restored.
teeth and rum 81 natural To this form the tongues
readily ADAPTED This perfect adaPtstei, OF snS 70
the dsatrc prevents the kissing Gted POrndt IN RFaE
ing ~ singing ettf observed IN Persens wearing arts.
esl Teeth. a..
can " restere where they have become snnSsn
This ty OF additional attachment 10 tnS
supporting the teeth These FttSek=nt3 are so
foslne 70 bring sunEen portions and sustain them
in he PROPER po:itsen are snysri I'm me ~ ssss
drntuss, when tty formed ceano be detected "S me
closest RstSg o. rm mn and
sion Of tie mouth and beSn yell tsstSs savinE osS
STeeia ths authors practice iorAHeHtFal
YEAR, past variety Photographic and paguerEeoyps
Ee9csSeS, which have been taken OF without tniS
Ing the change IN appearance Nhch ProdEeed In the
Of nov wearing Hehtnres
ed upon this principle, which the public nsed 20 CAL
and examine together ether specimens q; bic work, a"t
requiring the above attachments. ty5 =
g. The pates usually employed Tor tkl york are Pstins
the purity Of which prcvents the OF un-
pleasant in mouth. In short THE syRten;
nany new and important teaturea which readily sprre.
ciatc by those wearing artificial dentureR this pEinci
pie. With reference TO the utility OF This mSaoo
be given from eminent Dentists IN tt VaT
ous parts uno wearing the work in this
DR.. ALLRS has arrangements by which he e *nstrd to
persons from distance, Immediately on arrival
merely saving eAr 5.AiIES, No. 81 Bond .ts.t.
sPersons desiring further Information IN refer
the above, will be fnntFhed with pamph!ets ee OF
postage, by sending with address to Dr.J Alden
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Virginia Central Railroad.1
ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA
RAFT ROAD

Great Northern and Southern Mail Route.
FOR NORTHERN, SOUTHERN AND WESTERN
TRAVELLERS!
rTNwBce DAnY, Sunday night txccptea) between Rich
4 mond and Washington Cty via GortonsSllv and Alex
andrla
Hours of departure at Rich
mOnd SIS A. NJ. and 1850 r 81.
Returning leave Washington. A. NJ aud Pm.
Arrive at Richmond -. 1880 p. NJ. and4 AN.
Baggage checks and tickets, given through between Rich
IlOnd and Washington. -.tt ~
THESE TWO RAILROADS HAVING no STRAP RAIL,
and being in excellent ordsr and CAklIilSG THE GREAT
NORTHERN AND SOUTHERN MAIL give the best guar
securing connections, is shown by arr
yalS daily Richmond and Washington city In advance Of
the Steamboat line.
FARE RICHMOND wAsnIXoTnS. 80
An Omnibus will be found always ready take through
passengers and their baggage OF wearing apparel between
the DepOts free of charge, will ample time for them TO
take their meals, whether going North or South.
Through Tickets be obtained between Danville and
Washington the Terminus Of the Road, nearly
rrtcd DRnvle An Agent OF the Company will receive
the Cheeks OF passengers from the Danvle Road and
tend TO their baggage all the Way Washington the BAL
timOrr Depot.
route. n
There change of the night line between Rich
mond and Alexandria. Eel