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Second Public Sale Of the Boyd Lots.

rI,HAT all may have oDpeFtnniiy Il baying >
desirable resient1e lot, especially many II thasr
who we're not present Grst sale oH the sd 0l
Octoser We viii TUkShAh, NOV sIH AT IL
O'CiD<k A. N On ie pFesnises, sii - the highest
bl iicr abnt 10 ~ fsase hsa1glsui residence ils IN
she Iss,YD ADDITION rBwfSf NASHVILLE 4 nins.
Der Of tge hts We ash sell on Church street
nos't ssi 60 attend this ssis-cpiialion usual
Osnnsbuses s lezsv~ osiicc CORNER q Broad xDd
Market street, At 10 o'cloek day Il sale
l. l. 4 K. ". BROWN,
4. Il. 61Asnock, Agent az cberry street
noy4-ti.
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MARRIED..

On the Sd inst, by Rev. DIR. Goodlet, Mr. o. F
OWEN and Miss IL. F. GooDIEr all of Davidson coun
ty, Tenn.
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LARGE AND EXTENSIVE SALE OF
Marble and Alabaster Works
OF A RT. -
RY BENZ. r. STlEI DS.

ON WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, The 10Th and
" nth, will be sold at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ at my
Auction Room, splendid collection of Marble and
Alabaser Statues, the English Poets Shakespeare and
Milton, the Greek Slave, the Three Dancing Girls by
Conova, Group of Diana, Group Of Charity, PastO-
vele, by Soaini also large collection of Marble and
Alabaster Vases, Etruscan, Hebe, Medics, Roman
Grecan, Florentne, Yellow of Sienna and Bardglis of
various styles and sizes; tasteful and Elegant Card
Receivers, Belgian Lion Pedestals, Fruit Bowles
and Flower Vaces, beautiful Florentine and open
worked Baskets, Fountains and Birds, with many
other articles bcSh useful and ornamental.
The above collection of goods is well worth the
tenton of Amateurs of the Fine Arts, contains
requisite for completing the refined appearance OF
Drawing Rooms and Parlors
The goods will be ready tor exhibition on Monday
the sth inst during the day and evening" the
and especially the ladies, are invited to call and
anime the goods and attend the sale.
Catalogues ready on Monday next.
nov5-td BENZ. F. SHIELDS.
BEAUTIFUL. TOBACCO at 25 cents warranted
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Sheppard's Gold Pens.

A small assortment az those SPLENDID GOLD
PENS, manufactured by SHKPPAKD. just received by
r. HAGAN,
oct2o-u Market and Union street
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CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.

After several years experiment IN the manufacture
or GIN. fortunately succreded in the wear 1873 IN
making discovery in its Tnauunct'ro. nv which il
and rendered nerrecily pure ,
Ny manufacture IS AZ Scheidar. Holland Ater
several months reflection what title 10 rive H. in
troduoed Ct 20 the American public under the t'e &c
Wolfe's scheidam Aromatic sehnapps"-
Scheidam Is the name nf the place IN Holland y,rre
the Gin is manufactured nro-.a.g- ',tisvS uS
from tho Italian Jnniner hcrry with which e
favored and the word " Scbnapps" II the German
for drnk-cogne. dram-wolfe's :, heidam aromatic
drink. No sooner had NV Schnapps heen introduced
10 the American public and received with apnroha-
ton, than the nqror MIXERS of New York, Dostor,
and Philadelphia started In pursui; with their mixed
and poisonous stnf, under various names w sever
al instances lahcl- have been p-rre-ty nitat.
ed, with only the addition 81 few letters. plead
technical avoldapce of the law and carefully pre-
pared as 20 impose careless purchasers. UNDER
stard large quantity has been purchased bv the
merch7 OF New Orleans account or the cheap
ness Of the stun. Two Dollars rer DOZEN for the
Quarts and One Dollar and Ten Cents dozen for the
! Pints, being the wholesale price In New York Il IL
nothing but American Whisky Favored with the oil
~ funner. and reduced thirty isrr below proof
merchant who participates indirectly the fraud,
by selling the spurious artilo. is much Offend
| er the prncipal. who uannei the imposition.
hope everv respectable citizen. who values the
health Of RE community IN which he lives, viii a'd
mcecharf who. for the snke efa 'ew cents viii pat
IN je~rarcy the lives of the community IN which he
lives. Such should be nailed to the pilloiy OF
|
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Magnificent Scheme
APPRnXsNsaTIcN PRTZES.
s. AIS I'rizes amounting to............ son nm
Whole Tickets $40; Halves SIS; Quarters 81 so.
Certificates of Packages viii be 5,

~ Circular showing the plan Of the Lotteries
will be sent 10 any one desirous ~ receiving it,
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item advertisements.

IF there is any No Wholesale Grocery H9us
i wishing experienced Salesman from East Ten
hessee, who can influence good trade from East Ten
nessee. Upper Georgia, and North Alabama, please
address ID H.. Athens, Tenn.
References given and required lnovS
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n.
Tho following respectable III in New Orleans
sell the GFNtT~E SfTINAFPS
r ! HART & CO.. Wholesale Grocers.
EATON A. HENDERSON, -
CpoiiRirH co.
A. n GPIirFF 4 20,
W. T. ALIEN 4 Co,
~. RInCK 4 CO..
JOHN r MOORE h CO.,
Hos y al MARKS
nTeC0E 4 eTAfNS
HAIL, KEMP \ co
p W. NOF1 FIR, Rrandies Wines, sc.
PtTNNFII. 4 RAHIFFF Commission Merchants
JOHN WRIGHT CO., Wholesale Druggists.
q q. WOOnMAN
THOMSON q BARNES, er"cers,
q. TTIFT'RFR, 6;r.,r~rirs Wines and Liquors
GFO G. WTTfE 4 co.
EARSTFNDEfF 4 60.
HOLMES X Sft.NcFR
W. l. IANlrR \ g.. New Orleans
W. A. VOIIFTTE CO.. A."
ocff-3mdn2dy,ty
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r. IT A 6 A N.
No. 80 Market street. Nashville,
Isnow receiving fun snpply Of the following works
the
PRACTICE OF MEDICINE,
Wood, Watson, Dunrlison md American Eclectic.
Anatomy,
sharpley Quain, Hcrner and Wilson.
Physiology,
Carpenter, Kirk + Paret, and rraper
Pathology,
Gross, or Jones and SCREENINGS Pathological
Anatomy.
Chemistry.
Graham Regnaut Fowrls Draper aud SilIIm1n
waterta TedicR.
Percira United States Dispensatory, RAyle, Mitchell
and Dungison.
Miiler's Principles. Erickson. Drait;'s Modern, &C.
Obstetrics.
cazcncaux, Dew. Ran,ssotiari, Meigs and Ash.
well on diseases e Femaies Sr. a.
Jurisprudence,
Taylor and Becs.
sytseelIaneous.
parrish's Pharmacy iTeadiaai on fI,s Action 20
''cdicine. Nell Smiths Gn-lu~nd. Nendenhan's
.udeais vafe Mecnm. Lidow's Manuel Thr Uuiicd
',tes issectcr, sarrcnt's Minor surgery, smah's
,Hnor Surgery, Wilson's Disse-tar Hoorer's Medical
Dictionary. coopers Surgical nctlarary. NeTrsn an
the skin, Wilson the skin. Paaeo~i wi~tar cveia-
peaia II the Practice 81 MeAci,e with navy others
For sale Al Northern Publication pric~s nv
r HAcAN
oct2e-o Market 81
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New Medical Books.
TIM NEW EDITION oF wArsoS's PRAcncE, 1000
PAGES
THE SEw EDITION 90 woop's PRACTICE. TWO
VOLUME.
TIE NEW EDITION eF L. $ pIsrESsAroHY-
= (f1evensh-l tf5 b. st.tfz aHF
THE NEW AnEIJoS or rUSGLIsoN's DlcTIoS
AIRY
With ether NelleAi Bssks, ieo npmeraas 10 partlea-
iarsz,, a; PhilaasiphlA Prices. Tor sale BY
CHARLES ". SMITH,
ors2s-d nssS Il ca1egs street
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BEAUTIFUL TOBACCO at rs cents, warranted
ID Just received at
nov5. J. W. LANGLEY & CO.'S
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Cotton Rope.
Tobacco.

Cn0 REFLS Bed Cord and Plough Line, size Cot
OOO ton Cord, in store and for sal@ by
now. HARRIS, GORDON g. co.
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1874 Duck ALWAYS on hand for Wagon Sheets,
Tent Cloths etc. etc.

Together with the above Goods we have large
stock of 10 f. ia aud, 12-4 Bed Blankets. Also, q
the attention Retail Buyers, No. 81 College
nov3. A. c. 4 A. B. BEECH.
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Whisky.

"HhSHys =
S0O BARRELS Deaa's Aurora Whisky; -
AeJOO 200 do Sam Haless do
in store aud for sale by
nova HARRIS, GORDON a co.
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Turks island Salt.

s1O0O BAGS I. L. Salt, in store aud for sale by
%OOO rnov2. HARR s, GORDON & CO.
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octI3-td
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-11-12
PELLER SLOOP-OF-wAR AT THE UNI
TED STATES MAYNARD GosPORT,
VIRGINIA.
Navy Department,
CEALED pROpOgAIS endo,

C,EAt mn ppnpou .ro I, ,.n q -
SHhIl-D 4 i'pi ooAlAo, ehuorsed lIoPosai ioi
~ steam Machinery for Screw Propeller Soopof Will be
eeed At this department until O'Clock M the Goth Of Noyen
oos mex. 9r he complete construction Of tho seam machinery
ana urondages either direct acting gcred the bidder
% o. war building At The United states nasyyar at 0ospor V
gna ma ~ @ accordance wilh the following conditions -
Tho ole must be for specific ir putting The whole IN sue
ossu @ mus. include an patent ises and the
VIII require fecaso the poretors OF patented article
me which the work will be eopeted and must be accompanied
py y, sne USUAL Guarantee reqared ey law
The name o the In which tho wsk Ia to DO executed
must DO STATED The details Of the design and Of tho ma
ney VIII DO len with the party whose proposition may be accepted
as combining the greatest number Of advantage keeping In view
cost. simc o eohFtueuo readiness access o adjustment
when operation, being subject in tho
working parts being the object Of tho department to mac
e when can develop great power when required 50 as 20 insure
spusu w @ many Gays US po'sioe wh'e al o Same uh ey
VIII be able to rop tho vessel at moderate speed with great
oy ue SO That long voyages may be performed win one supply
With this view the department will expect the bddes guaranty
o results proposed . % o iher plans and to specify
'ho'e ics"'s "husr tno oho"ihs heaus
m M n @ =, u % @ n ss pmer wns .e engines s a poeps m n w
M o 70 axsop m ve a wnsn nrssh ray M W 70 sn"n
NJ ,he ra ~ ~ ooo nm ~ % ,ind ~ anu s, @ hip ~ H. = , W @ @ =, ~
~, - 49, ~ 'ovv ~" Pous uou ono ioo' 'hs ~ anu " "
not less than power and at least 80 revolutions min
~ g1,a ~ canI @ psi ., ,,, - 80. 49,. , ~, s,,d
IN, ~ goss per morse po~er per ho @ mus uc su..ea
wok the engines al the above velocity the screw being disconnected
n @ an s w,uoos oa 9 ea'ep ana hne o sas must h'
"a ,1 ~ puua PCT & qAe h 1 o. piston oy aea,S 20 @ %
ho qua.y VI ,a S wn' oa oo soNea ~ .no snp Mion
exceeding the total weight for machinery appendages boilers and
wafer III teh puhAefs ois square Peces anu coal within 'ho
py .o @ ehsnes % anu hc poes 70 oo o noh
vi @ % ~ - - id i M y @ oa sh o % and y |n M % sopo s
pPe u as 70 use iresh water IN the poefs surface
oonaenser o 'e mos mos, Approved khu WI, pe requ.rea
me propeller van he ior hostng WIZ DO compost
on TO DO properly popooncd for least so revolutions min
wv, ,a anu MN Sa a'e '" "c'o co' hehos anu p"oh o' h'
:" nv > .n"n VI 40 800 'eo' l e. III -, u, . I. N
Inc pumps apparatus or ventang anu appnrtcnances OF all
Kinds Tor The perfect working oil tho whole to be The most
approved kinds
ie soapunkers slt passage two athwarshp iron bakhead
ds.g Apparatus Tor fresh water from which can be made not
esssary and satisfactory for an efficient cruising steam soop1 war
nnhed
The wood and carpenter work except the boring out the
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On the Ohio and Mississippi railroad, about eighteen
miles from MITCHELL singular accident happened last
night. The middle got OF the track, and crossed
bridge, breaking every tie the road and in that
dition went quarter Of mile No wns hurt, but
all very much frightened Tho train going at
tho rate OF half mile per minute when the accident
Cured, which accounts for tho oof thctnck being
dragged quarter of mile before the locomotive could
be stopped 1T certainly very singular that this mid
die should thus go along of Of the track without dis
placing the behind and the before. Such acc
dent may never again happen without throwing the
whole train of the track, and woundng or killing some
body Louisville Courier, Nor. Q.
There twelve deaths from yellow fever at New
Orleans the 7th instant There was a frost at New
Orleans ON the morning of the Tth
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
s. G. Herring & Co.'s Patent Champion Safes

YNHE subscribers, grateful for past favors, and
l. finding that discriminating public besowng their patron
that extent that exhibit all
their stock have enlarged their opening extensive
and sesoom Broadway No 25 Murray street
poso the City Hall This enlargement Of warehouse with the
recent extensive enlargement Of their factory will enable the subsc
bcrs to keep hand at all times larger stock OF fire and burglar
proof safes than other establishment the world Particular
tenuon will be had constructing private families match
with other furniture for the security OF plate and ewey
ALSO
keep hand and make order kinds chests vault
DOORS and bank vaults Halls patent powder proof
store doors ones patent Formulation bank lock and Cygers
patent letter lock, without key. sa
S, @. HERRING Il Co.,
Nos 1856, 1877, and 139 Water street,
No. 2bl Broadway, corner Murray ST., New York.
u. CoYIE CO., Agents
Washington, d. G.
B. W. KNOWLES, Agent
Nay 28-ly Richmond Virginia T
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EXTRAORDINARY MEMORY or SfIRL, THE
IRISH ORATOR.

Shc the celebrated Irish orator, endowed with
extraordinary verbal memory. His mode Of preparing
his speeches altogether singular In the OConneli
in ls43 he reted his speech to the London report
ers beforehand Great tho disappointment of the
reporters, says his biographer ut being told that,
although he had the speech in his head nothing but
few memoranda existed paper. Far greater their
surprise when he undertook to speak it for them by
ticpaton With his hands wrapped in flannel he kept
slowly moving up and down the room, repeating with
great rapidity, and occasionally with his wonted vec
of intonaon passage after passage and paragraph
after paragraph them wcaried with the strange and irk
effort he would lay himself down upon sofl and
after short pause, recommcncc his expostulaton with
the jury his illusions to the bench and his sarcastic
apostrophcs 10 the counsel for the Crown. On he went
with but brief interruptions, and few pauses TO or
alter, until the whole finished and had been accu-
ratcly noted down Written out with care il WAS
to the printer and, at the moment when he speak
in court printed copies In the hands of those who
had faithfully rendered his ideas previously As he pro
ccedod they thus enabled 10 mark eusy and rapidly
any slight variations of phrascoogy but these for the
most part were so few and trivial 10 little delay
in the correction Of the proofs
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THE GREAT WONDER OF THE NINETEENTH

Century Professor WOODS Hair Restorative.
says the 81 Louis (lo) publish
M ofths city from gentleman Mane which speaks glow
@ ~ ' superior merits Of his hair tonic Such evidence mns
nave s effect when coming from reliable certificates
of truth the Doctor needs encomums useless
punery from the press
BATH (sIa.,) Jan. 90, 1856.
pRor O. j. woop CO.. Gentlemen Having my attention called
@ @ months since to the highly beneficial effects your hair
@ S wac induced 10 make application OF upon hair
hsd become quite gray probably third who; whkers
e same character Some three months since procured
% your Hair Restorative and used IT, found 1t
proving what lhad wished used about twice have
procured another bottle OF which have used certify
Tue world that the gray white has totally disappeared both
my head aud face and hair has resumed s natural color aud
more soft and glossy than has been before for twenty vo
@ am now sixty years old my good wife, at the age Of hfty
i ~ % mas used 1t with the same effect
notice deem due TO you for your valuable discovery
assured that whoever will rightly per directions will
& s occasion to contradict statements citizen Of this
o every one here and adjoining towns Any make
with my name attached is at your service as wish to
"Se he beauties OF nature In others well as myself
'' "''' sI'sd A. 9. RAYMOND,
BALrxoRx, Jan 23, 1855
WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE
% rhos WooD Dear Having the
% my hair omthe effects Of the yellow fcvern New Orleans
was induced TO make trial OF preparation, and found
S answer as tho thing needed Ny hair is thick and
tue afflicted treasure. FINLEY JOHNSON
ana e undersigned X Bragg regular standing,
R pastor or tho Orthodox Church Brookncld Massachusetts
wM DYER
... BRooKrrnp, Jan. H. 1858.
o' Woop Dear Having made trial Of your Hair Restorative
T es mo pleasure say that
Win nanmaon deudrud, and tendency itching
,r have becn troubled from childhood aud has Also
he ny ha which was becoming gray lis original color
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m Yours, truly, J.K BRAGG
& heloravcis up bottles OF three sres viz large
S suu small tho small holds hafa pint,
bottle the medium holds twenty per cent more in
h,. ,nah The small retab for two dolnrs bottle large
bottle p'' 'o"e no'e w proporuohi anu re'ahs Tor s3
u, WOOD CO. propeors Broadway New York I'm The
St, louis Mo- s '' "N' Is street,
mi dAIa1
3uu d @ Sy all good Druggists and Fancy Dealers
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NEW ARRANGEMENT.

lheAT SOUTHWESTERN ROUTE via ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA
RAILROAD
From WASHINGTON CITY Virginia. Tennessee Georgia. Alabama,
Mississippi Louisiana, Arkansas, and Texas
Through obtained at the great Southwestern Rail
road Oce Peunsy aud Sixth street. washing
ton on Ferry Boat George ae a the uce OF
the Orange and Alcxandria Railroad, at Alexandria.
To Richmond Danve Iynehbug, Bristol Knoxville, Dalon
Atlanta Chattanooga Nashville, Iluntsyie Grand June
ton, Memphis Montgomery, and New Orleans.
and Continuous Railway Connexions 10 Memphis
Andng Expedition and Comfort and being 200 miles
shorter than by any other route
The George Page leaves the foot OF Seventh street
s o'clock Alexandria, where take the cars for
Richmond Charlottesville sunton White Sulphur Springs, Wood
stock for Richmond and all points southwest,
making sure and close Connexions TO Memphis.
Baggage wagons ouibuses leave the Office, Pa at
O'Clock, M and 7, p. m
JAMES A. EVANS Agent,
luna Is-tf n. Washington.
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No. 625 M'.
Notice for restoring certain Lands to market in
the State of Alabama.
NOTICE is hereby given that the land office at
IN Eba in the state Of Alabama will and after the Goth day o
to the sale private location
public embraced tho which
subject and location lands
withdrawn probably falling
selection OF the railroad Alabama
ee approved March 1857 but since asccrtaned within
said limits, viz;
North Of Ee base line and ad 9 The 81 Stephens meridian
Township OF %, "a, rs, 20 az 49, 90 aud so
Township s. OF %, "a, 25 10 ~ 49, 2S and 30
Township o. of range -.
Given under my hand Once city
Washington, October 20, 1858
TIIos, A. HENDRICKS
Commissioner.
Oct 22-law6w [IneSstarl
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FORM OF A GUARANTEE.
To CAPT II. c. Nslas, U s. Engineers.
We the undersigned, residents OF ---I IN the State Of
--, hereby jointly aud seyeraly, covenant with the
United Staes and guaranty in the foregoing bid or
accepted WILL within after the
OF the with good and
perform the work furnish the articles
the advertisement under which
the said - shall fail TO enter into
aforesaid guaranty make good the difference be
by tho said and the nort lowest bidder
ABB
CD
thereby certify that the beat OF my knowledge and belief tho
above named guarantors good and sufficient.
Oct 1--eodtd EFF
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dental ally. who bules our best and steaest friends
and Of great and enlightened Sovereign who dabbles
in slave trading, and sends impudcnt utmatns at the
cannon mouth, TO those who honestly aid us la the
police duty OF the high Portugal is outraged and
England Inundated bat, at all events, may hope
that we have nearly done with peculiarly degrading
and dcmorizng can't
From thu Manchester easrdianl
Portugal ia menaccd and outraged but the dishonor
and disgrace fall not upon her What part England has
taken in this matter have yet to learn Till Parla
ment meets, we certainly shall know nothing OF the
course pursued by ministers but then they must
render an account Of their dongs Well will 1t be for
them If that account is such viii satisfy the honor OF
the country III they have not used their utmost endcav
on behalf of our ally and of the of u
nanity II they have not protested soemny against this
violation OF international law and national rights II they
have stood by demonstrating 10 Portugal threat
enedand threatened for resisting the slave Ia her
own waters-then they will speedily learn the lesson
which orcbly given to their predecessors, that
however highly Englishmon value the alliance OF France
they ano disposed to endure insult and ingnity from
her ruler for the time being and that English gov
ornmen may venture to Disregard the national sensitive
ness ON point of honor and Of public duty. II they
have promptly given every assistance which could be
given short Of actual war; TO ally whom England
consent to abandon, they may maintain the repu
tation they have for vigorous assertion OF the
tonal honor, aud may at least retain the popularity
which they acquired in the Of the Caglian "And
If not, not !"
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& INSURANCE COMPANY

V,HE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
Il or NEw YORK.
Ne, assets February 1865 aos
bonds and mortgages OF first class
Frederick Winston president Isaac Abbott, secretary.
Y Garrett NJ D. examining PHI yssan, i65 Ninth street
Pamphlets further information be obtained the office Of
CHARLES nE sEI.DEN Agent
June 22-dems No 5o7 Seventh street.
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GUM MER ARRANG The steamer
- GEORGE PAGE will run follows
Alexandria H. TO- II O'Clock, 2 a. and o'clock
p
Washington O. II O'Clock L. ., o, and O'Clock
. I.
Ihe THOMAS CoILYER when the route, will opposite
Fare Is cents.
Whaey's connecting with the Page and Colyer win
leave Capitol
DE same the boats leave Alexandria.
June s-eod--f RICHARD wAIIACTf, President.
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DUNCAN, SHERMAN, & CO.,

CORNER PINE AND NASSAU STREETS, NEW YORK.
SSUE circular notes and credits for travellers,
available In all the principal cities Also
ws credits, for use in Europe China, &c.
May 2S-6mos
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cattle train the Grand Trunk Railroad on the
track on Monday, Gloucester, Maine, killing Mr.
Hazeton, the engineer, and saughtering large
of cattle