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MASONIC NOTICE.

~\DEMONSTRATfON IN FAVOR 0fIX.NN
The members of RICHMOND Lopsg, No 10, are "a
Questsd to meet at the MAS0N'S HALL. on THURS
Jay evening. the 7ih instant. att o'ceck 70 at:
v ashingtcn," to be delivered al the Mechanics IN
stitute, by wor. Bro. JAMES d. MeCABE, OF Bal
timore. ,,An
together with all transient Brethren 10 good ssAa
ing are frAternally invited to unite with u.s.
By order Of tn. Worshipfal Master e.,
aps-2t JAMES RIpDtCk. secy.
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ExscurioS.-The execution OF Crops, Corrie,
Gsmhrili and Stevens takes place in Baltimore to-
morrow,
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BURNONS.
TkLMAS,
AND POINTS,

AND POINTS.
inst purchased, at REDUCED PRICES, with great
care receiving THIS MORNING and to arrive-aha ior
sale at WHOLESALE and RETAIL at UN-
EOUALED LOW PRICES, by
WATKINS 4 FICKLEN,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers.
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REIGN OF PHILIP End

A. NORRIS. ~ Main street.
Also the following Books:
DOWNING'S Landscape Gard ming snd Rural At
new iIinstratfons aud q supplement- containing
some remarks about country places and the
best mel hod OF improving them; ~ henry Win
fhrop Sargent Price 30 10
TIE Pillar of fire. or. Israel In eopdage. By the
Rev III InRrabam. author Of Tho Prince OF
the House al David 81 a..
TIM ballad Of BAAie Bell. and other Poems by
Thomas bailey Aldrich: 49,. -
THE CulPrit Fay; m exquisite little Poem; by Jo-
ghph H0dmaa Drake nc.
TWO WAye ia Hed.nck Hoveilette, I'd. printed
Tom the New York Home Journal. u.
MACHINERY OIL--26 hhls far sails b7
w apt Lao n DAVENPORT,
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TELEGRAPhTO NEWS.


PER MAGNETIC TBLE0R ApH L.NEs,l
0rTfcE-No. 100 Eagie Eqrare, Main st.
AkFuNTHu FOR Tsa 81 :. sbIHrATCu."
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Richmond. Va. Jan LIST. 1859.

NEW COMMISSION HOUSE The
~ undersigned has taken the house formerly oc-
cupied by w H Smith, ESQ, on the SouTH SIDE OF
CARY srREyT. and directly opposite Messrs Dunlop.
Moncure u Co, where he proposesto do a
GENERAL COMMISSION BUSINESS.
ana Will give ns special attention TO the sale of
and In fact 70 every article that may be Consigned
TO him. He hopes, by strict and prompt attention
20 the interests OF his patrons, to merit the conf
dence OF his friends and the public generally
very respectfully, PA WOODS.
January !. 1889, in ln--d2wkew
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Y 4 Y Z.

METAIRIE RACES.
New ORLEANS, Apri! G.-FsnDy Washington VOL
the three mile race yesterday.
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49, NoTIcE Stockholders
49, of the Mechanicsville Turnpike Gonna.
nv are renus sted 20 attend an Annual Meeting OF
that Company to be held at the Office Of riswolo
Claiborne. at the corner Of Main ana is.n street.
O'clock PM fun attendance 10 desired. a. pusi-
ness of Importance will be transacted.
NH a.-atsA WIN sYDNOR. Pres't.
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R% GALLERY OF FINE ARTS, II, MAIN

Z
STREET, RICHMOND. VIRGINIA.
IMPORTANT NOTICE.
WATSON feels il due to his patrons aud the pub
lie tender them his warmest thanks for the gene
rous support they have favored him with since he
opened the above ALLERY, and desires to inform
them that circumstances has arisen which has in
duced him to abandon the project OF returning to
Europe for the present, and he is now receiving an
entire new stock Gases of the best quality which
he is determined to sell New York prices; and he
intends to double his efforts to please all who may
favor him with their patronage.
Every variety of picture produced by the Photo
graphic art TO be at his Gallery which for sty
city. Here you can have a picture OF SURPRISING
beauty and size for IS cents-unequalled by any
other housewife Photographic. hole size. inch.
by for So; duplicates 81. The public are invi-
ted to call and judge tor themselves
as One Quarter size CAMERA, nearly new. for
sale. NH I9-lmif
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THE FUGITIVE SLAVE CASE IN PHILADEL.-
PHIA,

PHILADELPHIA, April 6.-Last night, evidence was
adduced to show that Daniel Dangerfeld, the al.
legged fugitive slave, confessed to the officers who
conveyed him from Harrisburg to this city, and
others, that this was his first visit here. The tes-
timony, after long argument, Was admitted, aud
completely overthrow the most important evil
denoe for the defence.
The evidence 10 the case closed at midnight
The counsel occupied six hours 10 summing up the
case. The Commissioner will render his decision
this afternoon.
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49, NorIcE.-The annual meeting
~>~A of tho Stockholders of the Bank Of the
Commonw will be held at their Banking House.
in the city OF kichmond, ON WEDNESDAY. the
18th day of April next.
mh 2s -dtd j u MORTON, Cashier.
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80 Some OF THE BARGAINS,
AT THE CASH STORE OF
PERKINS AZ CO,
No 14I Eagle Square.
cases A Bleach Shifting at cents, worth 10
Z" sup" do :" IL - IA
Best New York Mill do ''l5
i0-4 Bleach Sheeting rs
10 4 do "30 -
Rest English and American Prints at IL cents
100 pieces Fast Coi'd Lawns. at lltG12k cents
so pieces Spring De Laines and Vaientias at 22 cts
50 "a very pretty Spring Valentiss, st Is cents
50 doz id Gloves as good Alexanders, at IS cts
The largest assortment of rich, NEW SPRING
GOODS city styles, they have ever offered. all new,
and at the lowest cash prices. nab H-th2o
@S HENRY T.. BROOKE has resumed
the practice of Law In the city of Richmond.
Office in Belvins New Building, on 18th. fronting
Bank street. ia N-ts
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n a. OPPOSITION MEETINa.-A
A-s meeting of til Opposition Party Of Syd
ney and Dragon Hill will be held at the w EsTHAM
H. Il %. : pleasants(. On SATURDAY next. at
II o'clock, P. M for the purpoea of organizing
Vigilance Committees in the district
full attendance is desired, as distinguished
speakers OF the opposition party VIII be present to
address the meeting Tap7-3t
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IUH
SEIZURE YOUR SEATS EARLY.

NJOTICE-TO THE WATER TAKERS
~ IN MADISON WARD Water takers, are
hereby notified that if they fail to pay their bills on
they will be dealt with according to the rsGuir-
ments OF the following extract from the ordnance
passed by the Council May 3iat 1913:
negt after that on which it is presented the AUDITOR
shall notify the superintendent, who shall stop the
which the default exists {and he shall rot allow it
20 bs used on those premises again until said bill is
paid) and 5 per cent will be addsd TO the original
smonnt of the BILL which shall be placed in the
hands OF the City Collector. is hereby author
ised and required to collect the if it was due
for City Taxes. SAUNDEkS Jr:. Ior
an7-st M l. STRATTON, 4 Q 4.
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NCTICE.-The connection between the
~ undersigned and Col. F. A. WOODS, is this
day dissolved by mutual consent. 0ur firm will
continuous heretofore.
wac GwATHMEY.
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T1REsH DRY GOODS.

1XFhECH ULsI NOUUN.
l. We are receiving large additions to our stock
Of choice and desirable Goods for city and country
trade consisting in part of
Beautiful new style Prints
Printed awns and Jacenets
Iaconet. Lawn and Chaliie Rohas
Rich Printed Chailies
Solid Check and Fancy Ginghams
Chintz illisnts
Mohar de Reiges
Jacouets, Cambrics and Swiss Muslins
Irish Linens. very cheap
Paper OambIics
heavy Cottonades and Pants etulfs
Stripped and Plaid Oznaburgs &c &c.
All of which We effer to the trade at very low
prices. ap7l KENT, PAINE & co.
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EiFTY DOLLARS REWAkD.-Stolen
l. from my house, second dosr fro m the corner OF
Cary and 7th streets, last Tuesday night, between
the hours of and 10 O'Clock. o Shot bag. contain
ing $l25 III American halves also, one Patent Lever
SILVER WATCH. made by Tobias / will give $25
for the recovery of the money and $25 for the ap-
prehension and conviction CT the thief.
Ap T-3ts WM b BROWN.
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RIA. MANTLE DEPOT,
6eMAIN STREET.
As usual, the best and cheapest Nantes of the
newest designs in Lace, Silk. Marseilles, &c. can be
found at the Mantle Depot.
600 DUsTERs 500 GARMENTS FOR CHILDREN AND
MISSES
FANCY DRESS GooDr-the largest assortment
FANCY HAIR pINs-cheapest ever sold
BoNNETsy RIBBONS. FLOWERS, &c
DRESS TRIMMINGS AND FANCY NOTIONS OF ALL
KINDS
Call at the Mantle Depot. and you can purchase
your goods at prices that defy competition:
EZEKIEL,
an 4-Iw Mantle Depot. 60 Main at.
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A% PAPER HANGINGs.
NEW SPaINd STYLES.
JOHN REGNAULT,
Io2 Main street. square above Post once.
Is now receiving from the first factories IN france
England and this country, his usual assortment O
PAPER HANGINES,
embracing every thing usually kept in the business
WHOLESALE BUYERS "a well as all those wanting
PAPERING DONE, invited to call and examine his
stock. .
RS- Paper Hanging done we'll and promptly.
Or
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~ LIcoRIoE.
A. O. G. BRAND.
THE ABOVE WELL KNOWN FAvoRITE BRAND, ALWAYS
ON SALE, BY JAMES Y. MOANDhEN,
de Sly 81, PINE STREET, NEw YokK.
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Ma Coop BREAD can be maze WIN
very itIe trouble by nsing ,,c pounppa
sEMPLE'S INFALLlBLE BAhtNu fo"DhHo'
For sale by all Druggists and drcefs'
a h-lW
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TITANTED-1,O GOO dozen Scotch Ale
w Jugs, for which will pay . good price
p WILBACHEk, lSsh street,
NH Between Main and Carr.
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Passengers breakfast and sup at Ashland and dine
on board the comfortable Steamers between Acauis
Creek and Washington.
ST. For further Information, apply at this Office
Broad street, Shockoe Hill.
JAS WINSTON
Gen'l Ticket Agent
SAINT RUTH, Superintendent.
0YrICE g., 4. & K. II. X. co.
Richmond Jan 81. 1889 4 Ia n
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NrANTED-A NEGRO MAN to work
w in the store by the month. Apply at
JUAN plIZfNTS,
NH I4-ss No las Main 50.
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aEMAaNlFlCENT FRENCH DRY GOODS
FROM THE
GREAT AUCTION SALES IN NEW YORK.
These goods were purchased during the past
week at auction, by of our firm, and are OF the
most celebrated manufactures, entirely NEW aud
BEAUTIFUL in DESIGN aud in PRICE, STYLE and oUALI
TY, are
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remember the famous Mexican mine frauds.
by Dr. Gardner, some six years since. by which
Uncle Sam was gouged out Of some $500, 600 by
Gardner who claimed 10 have lost that amount
in consequence of the war compelling him TO
abandon the mines in question. The fraud was
subsequently, discovered, and while criminal
proceedings against Gardner were pending, he
committed suicide. Well at that time, about
one half of the $500, 200 above alluded to, had
been deposited with the Life Insurance and
Trust Company of New York city, which was
Immediately enj lined by the Cover nment. After
the suicide the civil suit was permitted to slum-
Der till Thursday, when n motion was made in
the U. S. Circuit Court, for its revival, on be-
half Of the United States. The Judge (Hall)
said he would give decision on Saturday.
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nomaniac on the subject of personal insult and
aggression; others believed he was clustering
braggadocio, who presumed upon the impunity
which his invulnerable armor gave him Mon
day several peace warrants were issued for
loves arrest, but neither the constabes nor
sheriff dared to execute them; nor could they
collect posse to aid them. Lowe defed the
whole power OF the county to take him, and
threatened instant death to any one who would
lay hands on him. The grand jury indicted
some twenty persons for refusing to obey and
and the sheriff in his arrest. Lowe had placed
himself in the position of an outlaw, and if he
had been shot by the sheriff in the execution of
his duty, the act would have been a justifable
one, and no public regret would have been
felt; but the manner of his death is now a sub
ject of deep regret and shame to the citizens of
the county: Several persons who were suspect
ed Of melting Lowe in his course of violence
have been forced to leave the county.
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nIARY OF LADY MORGAN, one volume

IL price 81.
Shakers and Shakerism, a compendium Of the origin,
history, principles, rules and regulations, gov
ernment and doctrines of the United Society of
BelieverS in Christ's second coming, by +. w.
Evans, vol, price Is cts.
Onward. or the Mountain Clamberers, a tale OF
progress, by, Jane Anne Winscom, author OF
The Mechanics and Builders Price Book, showing
detail tho price of wood, brick, and stone
work, painting, glazing, de-, by J. Wilson,
vol. 81.
For sale by FRANKLIN PHILIP,
mars Bookseller. s2 Pa. av., bet 9th and 10th SITS
A GREAT BARGAIN IN A FINE Rosewood
"A Case PIANO, made by Hallet, Davis Il Co.,
Boston. Used only this winter.
JOHN F. FILLS,
MARI S6 Pa. ave., bet 9th and 10th sts.
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lTIn Denmark they won't marrya couple who
come to the minister. without each producing
certificate Of vaccination. Certain English people
werc I'm the habit Of running away TO Denmark for
the purpose of marrying deceased wives sisters
Alas, they did not take their certificates of vacci
milton with them Who would have dreamed Of
It. Well. the only solution of the difficulty was TO
b, vacciast d ayain-regularly shedding ones
hearts blood for love, you see-a thing more often
ulked about than done. r
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LESSONS FoR Those Who LIKE THEM-Be
not always speaking Of yourself be not awk-
ward IN manner; be not forward; boast not;
angle not for praise; do not cquivocate; tell no
lies, not even those called Innocent; listen
when spoken to- be polite at table; attend to
the ladies; dread the character of an i'll bred
man; be remarkable for cleanliness of person.;
attend to your dress; study elegance of express
sion; avoid old sayings and vulgarism; use
polished language; be choice in your compl-
ments; acquire acknowledge of the world; praise
dclicacy; study the foibles of mankind; COIN
mand your temper and cOuntenance; never
acknowledge an enemy, or see affront if you
can help it; avoid wrangling, meddling and
tittle-tattle; judge not of mankind rashly; trust
not implicitly to any; beware of profered friend
ship doubt him who swears TO the truth of n
thing be choice in your company; adopt no
mans vices; avoid noisy laughter; refuse inyi-
tatlOns politely; dare to be singular i'm the right
cause, and be not ashamed to refuse: strive to
write well and dramatically; affect not the
rake; be choice in your amusements never ap-
pear to be in hurry; neglect not an old ac-
quaintancc; avoid all kinds of vanity; make no
one in company feel his inferiorty; be not wit
~ at the expense of another; be sparins Of
ralllery; never whisper i'm company: look not
Overcome when writing or reading; hum no tunes
I'D company, nor be In any way noisy; eat not
too fast nor too slow; spit not on the floor or
."i PCT, noiu no lnucllcate discourse, avoid odd
habits; lose no time in transacting business: in
dulge not in laziness; be not frivolous; study
dignity and pleasing manners; be not envious;
show no hastineSs in temper; talk not long at a
time; tell no stories: avoid hackneyed express
sions; make no digressions hold no one by the
button when talking; forstall not slow speaker;
say not all you think; adapt your conversation
to the company; give not your advice unasked;
renew no disagreeable matters; praise not
another at the expense of the present company;
avoid rude expressions; avoid mystery and long
apologies: look people in the face when speak,
ing; swear not; talk not scandal; talk not of
private concerns; fewiokcs will bear repeating;
take the peace-maker' part in debating; be not
ciamorous in dispute, but exercise good humor;
learn the character of the company before you
say much; suppose not yourself laughed at; in
terrupt no mans story; ask no abrupt ques-
tions; reflect on no order of people; display not
your learning on all occasions; avoid debt.
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TO N lPER RrIE rGENT ;S,TTtt LESS THAN ELSEWHERE
MUiOD sawed and split any length or size desred
In Sn.etsu Any where IN the city free Of charge Oders
~ at =. w n Handy's, opposite WillArds' Hotel:
~ "a. balanty pe's, 498 7th street; with WIN. Wha,
Ey 3,nnous drivers, corner 7th st. and Pa. venua
ages w harf foot Of 18th street. prom pity at
Ienoeu 10. The money to accompany the ortisr in al
WOOD ,-wooDs
Do. White Ash COAL,
Do. Hickory WOOD, ....
Do. Oak WOOD,
At reduced prices for CASH,
i 2io lbs Tree burning stove tcookinsl COAL
CHARLES w. MITCHELL
7th street, adjoining the Canal
felS-u sonth side Of the Bridge
WOOD! WOODm WOOD ~ would call the
w attention of my friends and the public IN yon
eIsl 70 my stock of WOOD aud coat f comprisinr
ali OF the various kinds in use, which will sell
cheap for cash.. Hickory, Oak, and Pine Wood cut
and split any size and length, and delivered to any
~ Call and leave your orders.
r. W. BATES,
1elc Corner of lith and SITS.
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= II f w N TO &C N
-... IMPORTANT IMPROVEMENT


IMPORTANT IMPROVEMENT
In putting up
FINE CUT CHEWING TOBACCO.
has been adopted by Messrs. Z. GOODWIN A
BRO. of NEw YORK CITY,
TOBACCO, ofthe eBESTQUALITY,i is selected.
neatly wrapped in TIN FOIL, and PATENT
PRESSED
The great advantages of this over other brands
consist IN the size ofthe packages rendering il more
convenient to carry in the pocket, and by being
fhESSED SOLID It keeps MOIST and FRESH,
and improves In quality il is used; while in other
brands as soon rs the package is opened the Quail
ty rapidly DETERIORATES-tho tobacco crow
Ing dryand ttering the pocket, to the great annoy
ance of the consumer. The Dressing which the Fine
Cut Tobacc" undergoes, in the process Of maRufac-
turo frees 1T from all grit impurities so objection
abie In tho use OF Plug Tobacco. Chewers will do
wen TO give the Patent Pressed trial. and Judge for
themselves.
For sale by Wholesale Merchants, who receive il
direct from the Manufacturers
f.. GOODWIN a. BRO,
lie Alm sT aud S9 Water street, New York.
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CAR RJAGES.

TN CARRIAGES.
i HE Subscriber having made additions to his
factory, making 1t now one ofthe largest. aF5R5
in the District, where his facilities 6I&SE
manufacturing CARRIAGE d iIGHT&SNG
WAGONS of all kinds cannot be surpassed, and
from his long experience IN the business, he hopes
to give general sati sfaction.
Al kinds of Carriages and Light Wagons kept on
hand.
All REPAIRS neatly done, and all orders prompt
ly attended to.
Second hand Carriages taken in exchange for new
ones. ANDREW J. JOYCE,
loft of 18th and T. SITS,
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DRICE REDUCED ONE HALF!
NEW MEDICAL SALT,
INFLAMMAToGRSY DISEASES.
TRY IT.
ONLY ONE DOLLAR!


ID See Advertisement. jal7-tf
TTNHE LAGER DEPOT OF SHULTZ & CO.
is at No. 46i1z 7th street, near the City Post Of
6ce They promptly fill free of charge for delivery
All orders for kegs or bottles them person
or received through the Post Office. Their Lager
manufactured in Alexandria is the best now sold
in the United States and their terms extremely
moderate. They have also on hand very fnc as
soItnent of HUNGARIAN WINES at low prices.
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GOOD EATING AND

GOOD EATING AND
VI CAPITAL DRINKING.
w. r. BENTER'S RESTAURANT, on c St.,
the rear of Browns Hotel block, CON-
tnues to be famous the very best(CN r. J
Restaurant in Washington city. SNISH
Lovers of exq site eating will always SGa3
find there the very choicest Oysters,
Fish, Game, Steaks, Chops, Wines, Liquors, Sc
gars, &C., be obtained any eating house in this
country.
The cooking of his establishment is unsurpassed,
and no other house of the kind is more remarkable
for the invariable good attendance of oil employed
about il.
jr = His charyes are moderate fea-d
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A FOREDODING.-In the Office Of the late Post
master General Brown on last Saturday four
weeks, m incident took place, the solemn veri-
fcation of which vividly revives in the mind
of the only survivor of the three gentlemen
present at the interview. .-.--.
Postmaster General Brown was signing up bis
official journal-his clerk standing on his left
turning over the pages rs each signature was
affixed. Mr.. Marion, then the efficient and
vigorous Third Assistant Postmaster General,
having under charge at that critical period the
important responsibilities of the finance diyis-
ion, entered the room to obt,in Mr.. BIS sigma
ture to draft. Turning TO the right he cheer
fully signed the paper, and Mr.. NJ. was retiring.
when the head of the Department remarked !:
"Mr. Maroon, wish you would come in and see
me when get through with this
Being then long after tho usual Office hours
Mr. NJ. turned and said, @ Do you wish me to
see you again to-day, SIR? Yes" replied
Mr.. Brown Z" l want to know if you have set
your house in order; for in a month or less we
shall have neither habitation or a name here -
Mr.. Marion, with a conviction that his official
house was always in order paused a moment,
and with surprise and smile remarked, my
house in Order?"
iYes, sir, your house in order; for in month
or less we shall neither have habtation or q
name here"
"Well, Governor replied Mr.. Marion, % if
and then pleasantly left the room.
The lamcnted head Of tho Department then
said that his remarks referred to the action of
Congress, indicating the defeat of important
measures then under review.
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.

A RRANGEMENT IsS-Hours of dspsrtur.
"A ot steamers GEORGE PAGE
and THOMAS COLLNER: EASAN
FROM W Mashington-Steamer Geo .
rase-awt we.s, ,. and II a. M, I, 5. S,aId7k pm.
lou w aShlngton-St' amer Thomss Coliver-..
\, 10 y. Tn, Il M, ?. {. and s .. u,. -
From Ale1andTia-stea,ner George Page-at Ss..
0, ~ a. IN. u n ~, Z, aud ?. IN.
PROM Alcxandria-Steamsr Thomas Co;lyer-s.
"a, = IL a M, j, S aud ?. except Tuesday and
riday Inern,1gs, when the Colly run her reg
nIar tips To Mount Vernon, heretofore, aud omit
her triPs between Washington and Alexandra from
The "a, ia a. IA. and "a p. IN. boats from Aexsn-
dTla cnnnect with the trains Of the Baltimore and
Onlo Railroad for the North and West
The 6 q. IN. and "a .. M. boats q ON w as hnfton
conn, et With the aims of the Orange aud Alexan-
nrla falroad for the south and Sc cuthvest. mar Il
HHfflPHoT9iMAC HflH i RIVER STEAMER, JAMES
sssy ssn, NJ Msrsh n,h s,h inst leave her wharf ssN
ciock; and Alexandria at d., every TUESDAY
aud FRIDAY MORNINGS for Curriomaa. Re-
turning, leaves Currioman every wEDxESDaY
and SATURDAY MORNINGS, AT 8 o'cioct.
touching at the landings going and returning
All down freight 60 b. prcpsid or not delivered
" lUCIAN :. PAGE, Prop'r.
NATHANIEL BoUsH, Agent, Alel andria, maj i-lv
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