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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-12

VALENTINES ! EALENIINES!!--IIhnes
subscribers have just received, splendid
assortment of Fancy and Sentimental NALkN'
TINES, Tor the coming season, and invite their
friends aud The public generally 10 give them d
call before purchasing
large stock OF ENVELOPES TO suit the
above: also. Valentine Cards, Writers, and
CONC VALENTINES. For sale at low
prices. bv JAMES ENTWISLE 4 son,
ian II No -. King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-12
GROCERIES, &C.

TRI-WEEKLY RECEIVING, by Manassas
Gap and Orange Railroads, all kinds OF
COUNTRY PRODUCE, which will be sold al
market prices. In store, and for sale, 400 oolS'
FLOUR. o. various brands and qualities; 5,OO''
lbs. Country BACON, Hog round; Roll and Fir
kin BUTTER; / ard, Dried Apples, White Beans
Eggs Timothy Seed, &c.
feb 5 l.. ENGLISH II BRO.
ERESH ARRIVALS bags Rio COFFEE.
L 10 hhGs new crop New Orleans SUGAR
tierces and hbIs. \. o. MOLASShS
Rice. (uew crop
Is bbls Crushed Sugar
10 common yellow do.
boxes Loaf do.
bbls. winter bleached Oil
24U groce Matches-now landing from
Schr. Statesman, and !or sale by
GRAY, MILLER * co,
ian 81 corner of King and Water SIS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-12

II To THE VorERs OF ALEXANDRIA Cry AND
CoUNTY.-l offer myself as a candidate for the
office OF Sheriff, al the ensuing May election,
and most respectfully solicit your support
dec IL cote H. L. MONROE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-12

ELoUR, BACON, LARD, AND BUTTER
FOR SALE
400 bbls. Extra and Family Flour
100 super Flour
1000 Ii, Bacon, hog round
bbls Roll Butter: 20 tiIk Ins Butter
20 hrklns Lard 500 dozen Eggs, in store,
and for sale by 5. HARTLEY x son.
feb !
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-05-08

hundred men are fighting hand to hand with
the Prussians, who have charged out at the
back doors at the bastiOn. Success there, and
the basion must Gall-both sides knew this
All in q moment the colors disappeared
There was groan from the French line. mol
there they were again, and close under the
bastion.
And now in front the attack was 30 hot
that often the Prussian gunners were seen to
jump down, driven from their posts and the
next moment q fierce hurrah from the rear
told that the French had won some great ad-
vantage there, The fire slackening told O
similar tale, and presently down came the
Prussian flagstaff That might be an accident.
4 few moments of thirsting expedition, and
up went the cOlOrs Of the Gath brigade upon
the Bastian ST. Andre.
The whole French army raised shout that
rent the SKY, and there cannon began to play
on the PrusSian lines, and between the bastion
and the nearest fort to prevent recapture.
Then shot from the earth a cubic acre Of fire
where last the baStiOn was seen; 1t carried up
a heavy mountain Of red and black smoke,
that looked solid as marble. There was
heavy, sullen, trenulous explosion. that snuff
ed out the sound Of the cannon, and paralyzcd
the French and Prussian gunncrs' hands, and
checked the very beating OF their hearts,
Thirty thousand pounds Of gunpowdcr were
in that awful explosion.
War itself held its breath, and both armies
like peaceful spectators, gazed wOndcr.struck,
tcrror-struck. Great hell seemed to have burst
through the earth'S crust, and to bc rushing
at heaven. Huge stones, cannon, corpses,
and limbs uf soldiers, were seen driven or fall
ing through the smoke. Some Of these last
came quite clear Of the ruins. aye, into the
French and Prussian lines, that even the vet
Grams put their hands to their eyes. Raynal
felt something sTatter on him from the sky!
it was bloOd--a comrades, perhaps. Oh +!
war ! war.
The smoke cleared Where moment be.
fore the great bastion stood and fought, was
monstrous pile of Ilackened bloody stones
and timbcrS with dsInounted cannon stick
ing here and there.
And rent and crushed to atoms beneath the
smoking mass, lay the relics of the gallant bri-
gadc and their victorious colors.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-05-08
Wrong Country"


weak as to go off with the cOrnet Brill is on
the staff "
Sophy roared with laughter and so did ev-
cry one who heard Mrs Brills remark.
Have you congratulated the coloneli"
inquired Of Mrs. Brill.
"No, said she, land don't intend. am
not an imposter and hypOcrite, like some 9TH
er ladies' whom could mention" (She look.
ed ut my wife, II always speak my feelings.
An honest mans the nOblest work of God
and SOS woman"
filed Mrs. Brill's glass several times with
champagne, and the beverage appeared to i'm
prove her temper. trod upon her toe by &C.
cident, and she looked blandly in my face, and
said:
Don't Airt with me, cornet, before your
wife, or you'll be making her unhappy, poor
thing; and she's not a bad creature though
she looks wretched dawdlc, and has no more
idea of housekeeping than blacking-brush
has. It was unfortunate that she chummed
with Mrs Fifeleigh, for character is cOmprO-
missed by It poor thing. Don't flirt with me
here, cornet. Brill, too has got his bleary
ewes on US.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-05-08

Twas evening. and the gentle Eve,
Still lovely as the morn,
Sat in the glorious moonlight
With her loved eldest born.
Twelve summers Tipened ON hiS cheek,
Aud glOwed within his eyes,
Tell me-" he said, dear mother,
The tale of Paradise"
Tomorrow, when the morning sun
Doth first begin TO rise,
Then will | lead you on your way
To the gates Of Paradise"
The morning came, aud NJ she went
She said in accents low:
Now shall you learn and tell TO me,
What long I've wished TO know.
First see If from the eastern gate
The flaming sword has gone,
And il the presence Of the Lord
From the garden is Withdrawn.
Trace every winding pathway
That once used 10 tread,
And see il all py lovely trees
And all my flowers are dead.
Then go you to the wellgpring, CAIN,
WhereI was wont 10 lave
Ny burning cheeks, and stOop " taste,
Lis cool q O'er6Owing gwaEs.---
Deep in the shadow " the fount
My statue saw l there,
With no vesture but its innocence
And OvcrShadOwiUg hair.
When you are there. my dsarest one,
Fail not 10 look and see,
II still remains the rO~e. bush
Once planted there BY me:
So planted, that the crystal we'll
Reflected leaf and flower,
And ] could see the image
FrOm the windsw Of my bower.
Look look you there. the garden
On yOnder distant swell:
D lovely spot! my happy home!
Still, still love you well."
She kDelt upon one snowy knee,
With lifted hands and eyes,
While her young son ned swiftly
Toward the gate Of Paradise.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-05-08
PLAcRRv1LLE POST OFFICE.
MAIL ARRAHoEMEHTS.

MAIL Il dispatched from th. once daily snnhay' ex'
n eepted, Sacramento FAN FrAnc'ro and AL paris
Of thjS Slaas whic4, doses al O'ciOck Pm.
ouAca mai is dispatched dAly, Subdays Excepted to
CaIon.a cia Cold SPRING. which CLOSES o'clock r. ~
speeia m Al is also Dispatched daily, Sundays except.
3D. e Geoetown CtG spanlsh Fiat: which closes at
O'cISek Pm
tAIs oMes abOut u and 1sh OF each month"; EXERT
Whsn those days come saturday, and then they will
eloSs the day PTeviOuA
me Nails Tor Oregon AaA Washington Territories are
AiSnoaehed S<uI.,nonty, inediAtey amer the arrival
Of the Atlantic mails.
Cah Territory are dSpatced monthly rfd San PrAneis'
CO. San Diego and the Snutbern route.
OHHICk hOCRS-TliS S0ce viii be kept open daily
Asndavs e1eeSaeA from OcOeh A. ~. ill ", ~: aud
from ~ tiIl 5h. r. n. B"z deii-rrY Eren ill >,
On eandays-grOm I'LL 10. A. ~. and from 'iIl S r.
n. a. n. THATCHER Post Master.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-05-08
HE'S COH1HG.

He's coming! the blushing rose
Whispers 1t low to me.
And the starlight hastens with Il
Over the twilight sea.
All trembling the Iephyrs tell me,
On the light winds hurrying past,
And my own heart quickly beating.
Coming, coming ct last!
The soft Tipped waves Of the ocean,
Gathering ct my feet,
Breeze borne from the coral island,
Murmur the secret sweet.
There's not . dew stepped blossom,
Or glistening orange tree.
But furnish its leaves glee-laden
To breathe this joy 70 me.
List! that is the SOand Of coming
Stealing along the cir,
j must gather round my temples
This weight Of braided hair,
And trust TO growing darkness,
And evenings shadows dim.
T" hide with their wings the traces
or tears I've shed for him.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-05-08
I LOVE THEE

love thee, dearly love thee,
A. the Howeret loves the dew,
As the mOOnbeam loves the billow,
Swelling beautiful asd blue;
A. the rainbOSE lOVes the clOudlet
That liss slumbering in the air
o, yes, love thy sunny brow,
Forever bright and fair.
In sunshine and in darkness
In s0rrow and in care
In festive hall or silent grove
love thee everywhere.
Mid thorns or fragrant flowers,
In sadness or in glee,
Thy pure unsullicd cOuntenance,
Is ever bright 70 me.
love thee, wildly love thee,
And would this sentence brief
Were written with the crystal dew
CpOn each tender leuE
l WONld that il were murmured
BY the laughing meadow streams
That il might dwell in all thy thoughts
And all thy glowing dreams.
would that every happy bird
. On every bush and tree,
Would sing II TO thee softly,
Yet with warble wild and free.
l would that every zephyr
That cOmes from DER the lee,
Would bear upon its bOAOm
Those burning words 10 thee.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-05-08

A HAND WIrNESs.-The following dialogue,
which occurred several years ago between q
lawyer and q witness. in Justices court not
a thousand miles from this place, is well worth
relating:
1t seems that Mr.. Jones loaned Mr.. Smith .
horse, which died in his (Smith's 81 possession.
Mr.. Jones brought suit to recover the value
Of the horse, 0ttributing its sudden death to
bad treatment. During the course Of the
trial, witness Mr. Brown was called to the
stand to testify as to how Mr.. Smith treated
horses.
Lawycr-(with bland and confidence.n.
yoking smic)-"Wcll, sir, how does Mr..
Smith generally ride . horse ?"
Witness-(with very merry twinkle in his
eye, otherwise imperturbable) "Astraddle,
believe SIR"
Lawyer-(with scarcely perceptible flush
Of vexation on his check, but still speaking
in his smOOthcst tones) -" But, sir, what gait
does he ride :"
Witness" lie never rides any gate, SIR
His boys ride all the gates.'
Lawyer-(his bland smile gone and his
voice slightly husky)-"But how does he
ride when in company with Others?"
Witness" Keeps up If his horse is able !;
IL not he goes behind"
Lawyer (triumphantIy, and lin perfect fury, }
" How does he ride when alone, sir ?"
Witness" Don't know-never was with
him when hc was alone"
lawyer have done with you, sir"
This last remark of the disciple of Black
stone was given in that peculiarly fearful
whisper, indicative Of suddenly checked and
temporarily subdued anger and modification
anger at the imperturbation and knavery Of
the witness, and modification at his total
failure to elicit anything beneficial 10 his eli
ent. He continues to aver with many emphatic
cxplctives, that Brown "is the greatest scoun-
drel alive, and hadn't sense enough to answer
plain question correctly"
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-05-08

where the sunlight wsters are broken only
by the StOrm-breath Of OmnipOtence.
Ny readers will understand why l shrink
in terror from thunder. Even the conscious
ness Of security is no relief to me-my fears
have assumed the nature of an instinct and
seem indeed part Of my existence.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-05-08
InR RRINTlNG.

The MouETAM DsnocRAT Book and Job Printing oSAee
IL ts nos complete essabshmrnt Of the kad 10 the mines
and 10 always supplied with the brss material TO er aad
~. Gs.te Conseoueny We enabled " print, Books
Pamphlets Pos.rrs, HandbHs. Ball Tickea, ProgTamme'
Certaeaes cG Stock DepOsSte. Checks Bill Heads Re-
eeIpsS casda &C.. 10 ihe ~ mys OF '"e A'' ana e
mon Teassnahae prices, ROh CASH.
W LEGAL AND OTHER BLANKS printed to OTieT'
Uith neaaaea anA dispatch.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-05-08

Our Dan says whenever he wants Q hot bath
and hasn't the change to pay for 1t he has only
to tell his girl that he has about made up his
mind to select . SwOetheArt-he is In hot wa.
ter directly.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-05-08

A PennsylvaniA editor, in en- appeal to his
PATRONS. "The editor wants grain, pork, tai
low, candles, whiskey, linneN, beeswAx, wool,
and anything else he can eat"
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-05-08

A little stealing IL . dangerous plan, but
stealing largely is noble art; 'tis mean to
rob ahen-rOOGt Of . hen, bat stealing millions
makes Us gentleman.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-05-08

The Sunday AtIaA in ct Of revolutionary
enthusiasm, says:
"Hurrah for the girls of '76I"
Thunder" cries . New Jersey paper
'that's too darned old. No, no-hurrah for
the girls Of 17!"
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-05-08

Why IN . compOsiter like = rapid and elO-
quent oratore BecAsse he has words at his
fingers ends.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-05-08
GELWICKS & JANUARY,
o. ", GELwICKs, NA' A. JANUARY
AAvePtISImg.

One sauare lOTines Arss insertion Geaeh sub equent
insertion, e So Dunnem Cards o. Ten ne' or 'ess' one
year, 0aS three months 80.
liberal dseOunt uI be made on The above rates TOR
MI yearly aud quarterly advertisements which exceed one
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-05-08
PLACERVILLE
IRON FOU N D RY.
Novth ada Han~town creek lover end Of Main A.

A. 2. MELVIN having establIShed him -
u 0elf ln the shove business, respectfully In. %
w forms the publIe that ne IL now prepared 70 w
@a6e all kinds efCASTINGS Tor Saw Mills Quarts NllS,
A4 II feet ell Descriptions veil ~ II can Be done else
10 The 6lats, and a. The most reasonable rates.
RAEf8aN1 Of eli descriptions made 70 Order on the
onoreese notice. Particular GtentOn paid 70 orders An
VOVk wa1ansed.
CAsH paid for old castings or Pot metal.
LSH0J A.T.MELvIN.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-05-08
H u

4. A,,,.A ever Saturday ~ The once on COiOna It,,
P1aeeFVille, By
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-05-08
THs cEMATR

The climate Of Washington Territory and
the Southern portions Of British Amsrica d ol
the same general character Of that which ob.
tains all along the Pacific coast. The rains n
winter are much lighter than In California
and the dry season is some two or three months
shorter. The intense heats Of the inteEi0r O
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-05-08

"Bubby, why doa't yes,se nslai
your mother ssw up that aWf ~ Hn7sI
-trowsers ian-A Oh yon flt =, t. s
Was the respectful nsply q. e.
omising, and hole WIN - y
patch any day" 1i.i * a8 - dtir
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-05-08

R.A.sa. Aaas tRss - y
So sa srssse
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-05-08
CARY HOUSE.

CARY HOUSE.
VI Proprietor desires to call the particular attention Of
II the public 70 his large Three Story
YTRKPROOF HOTEL
he eonAdant that he eau furnish good aecommodA
Giena a. ADy hees tn The country.
In R0fme aH COmROR0 and all the nvenIences
Which nodGm hoesl keeping has rendered essential the
Cary House
Gxees employing does the Best Talent In all s vaF
departments. The table will always be supplied with
the best the market aaords.
EvPriees V suit the tImee
foovll ST ". ~. CARY, Proprietor.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-05-08

A clerUmap ID Ce W
bis consFseAlien ~
Palm q HSsia n
Wksnag - E1ulA -
tsousneS 81 Renco heS& q.
~ tAls pain9 lIt1Is
naaigsls4 eEsat lals
hss wotA1: nN h;iA ees
"ThatsS e. lFmd q. :Tom ~
teens Nil h1 0Sscos
smoke-hOuss. bne heW a
kf"
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-05-08

DIR. d. w. A. WORTHlEN.
OHYlcE ct the acervie Drug Store, few dOOrs heov
" the Theatre, Main street. II 3ll
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-11

MRADE-At 2, g..t,1@ Fl)rA. OF rSssdsy msfcs : ~
Consumption. Chae. Richard Messe, Of the hfm OF s'es'e
Brothers. Eg-d 81 a., II mouths ard days 49,,
His III b. bnrst 70 New York fot interuen Ne
h OF the TIM OF the funeraA
Pesc- 20 his sshe..T
PITTNAN-A Bushwek Loos lsssd or Tueaday Msrch a
ocuE,son OF the brain Hsnyca A. d.. xhst OF GeOIss W.
and Henrietta T. Pittnau. seed wars and mouth.
sTORY-N Mlrs Hotel Chir'estou C.. or Tuesday, Mani
2 Caroline dAr gh,er Of Jacob S,ory. Of this city
SNITB-A No los Elids- street Tuesday evening March
. Mrs Cyu.ha smith, ssed Is yesls
sNITH-A. No I2l Frsnkia street Tuesday March
Charlie Floyd inf OF Stephen b snd May \. Smith,
AGED year and II days.
SACKETT-In hi, city q Monday ixsrch Clarence D.
Ssckt - the e0-h Of he Also Ia brpokiyr.
1utsdAy MaIch HI. brother Granville A. sSckett In the
Si,h yesE Of bis
The fuIer services will tsre THURSDAY Much H. IN
Trinity Chaich New York a. II olock rse relatives ava
friends Of the deceased invited 10 end vi,hoN further
notice.
SBAw-In tbs ty OF Tuesday evening March g. a. hi. late
r,,idsoee No. 49, Bowey G,orge n Shaw Of William
q sb,w d Of wi kford r / aged Y yeas
Relatives snd friends invited 20 attend tAe funea 81,
Bs!hcomcvs Church LStsyette place on Friday Mar l..
Il O'clock without further notice.
Rhod, Is.snd papers please copy
rIRNPR-Ou MONDAY March ster an Illness oftbree days
Dr. William Turner in tie 55h year OF bis age
The funeral will take Place Thursday. the 18th inst at
O'Clock O. H. from hs late residence No So Fourth avenue.
The epes relatives OF the family and Of his brnthe
Charles Turner Deputy Street Commissioner, are invited
TO sttend without further rstice.
TAYLOP-ou Tuesday night Msrh 5; New Haven. Conn
w Taylor. D. d. protector of Didaetie Theology In Yale
College.
The ues viii b. held in the Center Church OF that
city on Friday March u. a, Q clock p. IN.
WEtLINGTON-Suddenly in Boston Friday March Mr..
Albert X W ellington of Ne~York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-11

ALTMLLER-A; East Norwich Long Island on Tuesday
March Sophia mile laughter OF Dr. George and
ftnillef aged years AID month";.
BROWN-On Tuesday Msrch Mortimer Archer only 500 oil
hoTtimer and Martha Ann Brown. -,
III rav and friend of the family are invited 70 n n.'
fsra from he residence Of hi, parents No IL Fourth str
FIis7 I, March - 81 2 O'Clock P. m.
BSpERNAGELA StsP'.n sts'.p Island 90 To5snn,
Binieu ase widow OF the late Jsc)b Bnterna;rL sSed -
ytsrs.
BLACKwELI-At Astoria ons Island Tuesday March =
Henry +. Blackwell, in the 18th year o; his ase
BLAKELY-Iu this city or Tuesday March g. Matthew James
rds: son q John and Frances B'k'y aged Is years
BASCRoFT-A, No. SCI Dean street Brooklyn 90 Monday
March JOha Dearborn OF Nelson and Eliza BAne'''
ssed : weeks aad days
COLF-On Monday March Of CONGESTION lungs Barnet
Cole aged - years and months ,b.
The relative. .nd fend, Of the family invtd % .ena va
fu-ra Thursday, llh, al o'clock IA, from us 'A'e '
deuor NJ. y ? Greenwich street.
CHlLD-A No. 81 Walker street, Monday harc1 A'e'
rrotrbr:ed nlrcss. Mrs. Mary Child, aged 7!yesr'.
DRlGGSA NJ Amiiy street. Tnesdsy morning ma'ch
stl oc.ocE Frank Sp-lmau sged = months younsr' '"l'
of Chester AID Angelina Drgg..
DoNAGUE-In this city Tuesday March si.er - ~
nes., Jsmes Doasry- ns'ive Of Cowbrdse Souh A0''
sstd 81 y,ars snd sdays -. Ri;
H. unei. "il. take Place this DAY At O'CLOCK p III '
FSNA No 49, East sd G ?. % at. Tae'd'y
GA1lNS-At No lfi Ludlow street OF honday e' s = 5
Much al oclk Of pton John Ga;ia. son o ''H
snd Bridget Gains aged u years II moths A1i ~ d'y'
GOTH LDsuddeuy, ii No. 4js Eish;h svente TO- h
Cin;;hdd-
GWINNER-Ia Jersry City ~ Monday, Na,rn T y ~ "a
Heuri',.s Krlserrsnr. OF Harlem. HOLLAND 81" "
J. A. Gw!lacr. aged ~ years .
BALPINA, NJ. III sven,h 90 T1-.d.y a MA.
Ma ssret Is ghter Of Peter and Mary Hs.pn asea S 49,
dsvs
BARRS-O1 wrdnesdsy March TO- M.ssret Ann dAsa'f 0'
toe late Robert Harris. . -. 49,. hs,
Tie rris:iyrs aud friend, the family are invited 70
turera or Friday, March IL a, ocock p m uo n
cerce Of Lrr mother Mrs. Ann HNIl- ~ - \. Ia.
street without further invitation The remains VIII v
TERED in Rock.and Cemetery. . = A.
JAMEs-A. No 81 From. street on Tuesday March May
Jsnes aged s. wars. -,
KENNEDY-Or "Wednesday MaTch H. Of Consumption '
Kennedy sged = Year. and II moths ,.rv ,,v,sd %
TIE relatives aud friends Of tho family are re 90
attend b., funeral bis late residence w. wv ''
"Te't o. Friday, March II 81 oeiorh . = A.,
sAFvIN-A; No. ISL Wa.rr street, or TUESDAY Tr,I
ysir L. fin in TIE 9Th yea Of her ar -A~'s -
County Kerry, Ireland ruL.L
enthusiastically Oh Mo-iAy e-enire Ma'ch C. h'''
e VIII u " ~ n. Nils aged - years. - .,,.nd her
Tie 'I.Il Of th' fIy p-cnLy .r-et a, u
ftn~rel t.oas her -ie residence No !" E'S''-e' '
o'c,ock on Thursday si'ernoo1-
boston IsI~rs ps.s.e copy. a..
Miller. NJ Elrsbe,h s.reet. On hoac,y n,s. III
hsrche 0cssse Diecernh Miller ss-d yes's nm A3
sdsya he Only s0e Il HsuaHa sss CstsA'as 9S''''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-11

walking back tne distance you have gone too far which
task is anything but agreeable to contemplate ami FOR
lady with trunk and perhaps couple Of band boxes.
is of course, entirely out Of the question. To obyise
these uDpleaoatt, inconvebieni, and sometimes very
serious consequences would suggest that the brake
be directed ia such cases to coll out the several
by which the place or station may be known as
for instance Hunts Bridge or West Mount Vernon.
Mount KscO or New Castle, Katonab o., Whitlockvle,
Brushvle or Queens, &c. The names sho1ld also be
printed on the tickets. Certainly this arrangement
would involve 20 extra expense to the railroad com
panies and very little ex'raeIercise of the lungs the
pant Of the brakemeD while it could not fail 10 operate
satisfactorily 70 the travelling community.
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WORD TO RAILROAD Su?ERISTENDENTS -Nex-
stious end even serious di-sppOintnents as well a.
loss Of time AM money are frequently occasonei by
the fact that many places have more than one n'me
For inttance, on the Harlem Railroad line hunts
Bridge is also kuown a. West Mouat Vernon; Mount
h'soo Is also called Newt sste; Whtockvlle Is ike
wise known a. kiouah. On the Long Island Kali
road, Brushvle is also known a. Queens, and on other
roads there are instances Of places having at least two
names, while those who may have occasion to visit
them are not aware Of the fact SO that on proceeding
by the Harlem Railroad 10 Hunts Bridge, a ticket is
purchased for that place. As the tram reaches each
station the oIakemcn open the doors of the cars
call out the names but on arriving at Hunts Bridge
the brakeman call out the more modern name of the
place. Nco; Mount Vernon, and. being ignorant that
They ale ore sud tie locality you disregard the
notNe gwen by the brakemen, aud retain your seat
Vutil you discover your predIcament, when the con-
ducor again requests to yoar ticket by which time
you have probably travelled several miles beyond your
Destination Here you may have to remain for some
bsurs or return train OF be under the necessity Of