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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-05

CALF
= sou sack, Ground Alum Salt
100 MARSHALL tiuo ''
400 Deakin's For sale, tn AZ
rive by GRAY. MILLER w.,
ian Is corner King and Water streets
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-05

Mr. Thomas Bowling, who was an original
member of the first Odd-Fellows' Lodge es-
tablishcd in this country, at Baltimore, but
who has for some years past been resident
of the District of Columbia, died in George
town. OH Wednesday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-05
ALEXANDRIA, GAZETTT AND VIRGINIA AIRY o. "

The MEETING to make preparations for
the celebration of the 22nl, was postponed
until tonight, when it will take place at ! !!
o'clock. at the Arinory of the Mount Vernon
Guards
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-05

CIIAFING DISHES. oyster Dishes Buckwhcn'
u Cake Plates; Egg Boilers: Jelly S,ra'ncr>
Pudding. Jelly. and Ice Cream Mou!ds COTE"
Urps BRITANNIA and Block Tin Coffee and lea Pots
in sets or separate: Coffee higgins inc ~, WA 10
n,;nnn Coffee and Tea Pots Plate Warmers
Oyster Rroilers: Footmen to hang "n Crates; Coz"
Holds and Sifters; Andirons: Shovcls and Tong
Cor aola hy feb III JUllN p"DT'.N.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-05

a.s~ LIBRARY NOTICE.-The Stockholders
of the Alexandria Library Company. are hereby
notified that the Goth Annual Meeting will be held
at the ROOM on Monday Ere"ing February Plat
at O'Clock. p. w., at which time III election for a
President and Eleven Directors will be held Ill
compliance with the requirements OF the Charter.
BY order of the President pro. tenn
feb 5-dtd EDW. X. RONBCRl. Librarian.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-05

Brsuor JOINS will preach in Grace Church
on Sunday morning, at II o'clock, and III
the evening at Il. He will, also. preach
each evening of the ensuing week at the same
place. at = o'clock.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-05

There is to be Il daily line of stages from
+ c,vcuworth city to Pixies Peak
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-05

BARGAINS IN LADIES HOSE--We are sell
ID ing of our entire stock of Ladies Lambs wool
Cashmere, Merino, and Alpaca Hose, both plain
and ribbed, ut IS cents pair. worth % cents. \
great reduction made to the trade.
ION 10 6. 4 W. MEYENBURG.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-05
AUCTION SALES.

GALE OF HORSES, CATTLE, CARRIAGES.
- ac.-Wiil be sold ut public auction. On T'"r''
day N. iOth instant i tair u not the nsrf fur na.
at the residence of the subscriber Summer iili.
near Alexandria. HORSES, CATTLE, one Roe X
AWAY. BUGGY. single and double harness 'or
the same: HOGS, FARMING IMPLEMENTS.
Corn. Buckwheat, Poultry, &c. Terms->2o IN"
under. cash: over that amount, u credit "t four
months will be allowed, for negotiable Eoi's well
endorsed y. y. iNDSOh, summer mn
,,b 3co3t Fairfax County. ".
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-05

Sorr iInrSE.-M. Trucman Co., cloth,
icrs. corner of King and Royal streets. will
give l0per cent. of all their sales this day to
the Soup House.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-05

Also, on hand of our own curing. FAMILY BA-
con, HAMS, SHOULDERS. AND MlDDllN"S'
BEEF ROUNDS ANn TONGUES. all "i "hich
will be sold in lots to suit purchasers. j.: H. >.
feb div l. = -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-05

)x1pC.SSJ,N HAIR DYE: STABLERS
HAIR RESTORER renders the hair smooth
.of, and restores it to its original colour when
los, nv sickness or otherwise: Gycerlne 'ream. Tor
n%ann.. Ot,ar Rose Lip Salvc: Cologne; Syrul "i
Phosrhatcs: Eau Lustral, for the hair; h's''"'"
Sponrcs. &c. Just prepared ny
list mo DIR. r. IL. sTABLkk, DO h'"s-,'
~I,yo TINING.-.M. b. +. UENNLS from
Cbickerins 4 Sons. lIallet, Davis Co.; , ana
c.,I, ,.;tb r. Davis, Washington, also Tuner
,o' Tsaiirrg will attend to tuning and rcpairih
y. pIa sS ORGANS, MELoDEoNS, aId al
binds Of musical instruments. All WORK lei, AZ
No. 3, Exchange Block, King street. A''i yam
v.rrnnted satisfactory. g-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-05

"a UHDs PRIME n. o. SUGAR, New crop
| 20 bbls. Coverings Crushed Sugar
10 half boxes Loaf do
bbls. Coverings Cut Loaf do ,,r
d bbls. Refined Sugars, just received anu 'of
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-05

DULwER'S NEW NOVEL COMPLETE
ID What Will lie DO With 1t; By ri-i>tra;us
Caxton, Novel, by Sir L. Bulwar Lytton, now
complete, - cts. For sale by
Jan IL ROBERl BEbh.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-05

CLAVES AT PUBLIC AUCTlON.-By virtue
y Of Il decree Of the Circuit Court OF WnTri
county, in the suit Of Carr and wife. and Ohio.
plaintiffs against James X. Ash. Admir-. u''t
others, defendants, the undersigned, as Admin
traitor of James X. Ash, dec d. and special Com
missioner will, on 7kmsddy, the ION dag nj E''-
rmary, 1859, before the door Of FishbackS liotrl.
in Front Royal Warren county. sell at public aur-
ton, Is or 20 SLAVES, consisting of men, women.
boys and girls, belonging to the estate OF Jnme K.
Ash, decd.
TERus:-A credit Of six months with intcr"''
from date, the purchasers 10 give their bonds win
good security, or they may pay the cash. He
sale will commence at | o'clock, and will be con
tinued on the following day If necessary.
GILES COOK.
Administrator and COmmi> -ioUnr.
Warren county, Va, jan 2G--eOt.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-05

Mr.. William II. Pyc has been appointed
keeper of the light-boat at Upper Cedar
Point. Potomac River, in the place of Mr..
Thomas \. Burgess.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-05

OUTER AND CHEESE packages Goshen
ID Butter and ~ boxes Orange county. New
York Cheese. just received. and for sale by
EL "a ISAAC GEORGE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-05

GA BONES PRIME NEW YORK STATE
90 CHEESE, received this day by schr. Ann'
ID. Newton, and for sale 10y
feb y. T.. p'' "LASS'
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-11-23
Receipts of Produce.

yJCKSBURG-Pers steamer Catahoula-21l baesl
cotton C 4 B S Kicks &co--2l7 Coleman, Britton
& Withers-l65 G Connolly &co-l60 Fellowes eco
In Buckner, Stanton Newman-ll6 do Rotch-
ford, Brown &co-9S Watt &co--S0 Ward, Hunt
&co-72 w Jackson &co-60 BARLEY, johnson &co
So Payne & Harrison-49 do w Estlin &co-4O
Block, McAfee &co-39 do Foley, Avery &co-36
Winston, Morrison &co-3OT H & NJ Allen eco
30 d r Carroll &co-29 w Champn &co-2S do
Henderson & Peale-25 w g. D Urquhart- 81 j
Tully &co---20 Hughes, Hyllested &co-2s Per-
son &co-2O Vaudeville & McIlhenny-50 Harding,
Abbay g. Morehead-lS Knox & Higgins-l7 Lewis
& Oglesby-l7 Brander 4 Hubbard-l7 = Male d
co.'s GLADDEN. l. Siexes-l0 Mcfarland Barks-
dale--9 Friealander l. Gerson-S Pitcher u Good
rich-7 j r Groves &co-7 Watt Noble-7 Car
roll, Hoy &co--5 Brady &co-5 do Campbell u
Strong-4 Lane, Salter &co-2 A Levi &co-2 Far
ley, Jurey &co--Total 1919 bales cotton.
CAIRO-Per steamer High Flyer-75 boxs can
dies ID Murphy-72 bbls potatoes d Kent AGO
-l24 pkgs wagons and hubs Is pkgs apples Given,
Watts 10000 scs potatoes $50 bbls potatoes 500
bbls -four Duffy &co-l0O bbls lard GA kegs lard
60 ties do Hewitt Norton 100000 bbls pork to
Huntington & Bro-l92 rolls paper sam Ewng-70
bxs cheese 40 frkins butter Rulef &co-lo0 bSs
cheese d Grief &co--50 bbls lardoii Jno Adams
&co-39 bbs beer I Fscher-52 bbls whisky )
Wright &co-42 do Yose Bros-4O do 80 1T do %
bxs do w A Violet &co--S0 bbls whisky Conney
&co-56 do McGregor &co-lOo do 70 hi DO Mars
| tendiek &co-l00 bbls pork 500 bbls Hour Il Ken
nedy &co-l00 do 100 scks bran Horreli, Gayle 4
co.-76 hid hogs So nd cattle 10 mules and sanafies
| to order
BAYOU SARA-Per steamer Laurel Hil-4'
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-11-23
Aew Orleans lalu Crescent aYasy aNunng aortmht 49, 1859

Orr, Macon, Miss j w Patton aud lady, Mrs $
Merritt, La; j b Erwin, S G; Mrs S HI Posey and
daughter, Lagrange. Texas ] B Thompson, Gin
ton. Ala; Hubbard, La; saml Thompson, Balti-
Baltimore Mrs Ira Smith, J L Stirling and lady,
Bayou Sara Miss A A Wilkins Attakapas; d z
Reed, ] B McGehee, La.
CITY HoTEL-O Benjamin, Magnolia, Miss /;
Morton, Gin; Mrs Eglestine J sheTl1 Ss,,, :
mae, Ky; H H Sally, Y; VIM Sethman SAM
Lee, Clinton La; A Bevin, La; Denton Ala !;
I N Lockett, Texas; J Hall, q; . Mont
gomery, Clinton, La; J Hughes Sa 6 W. W. y
Fowler, Mobile; J A Terry and lady, memphis
NJ Caddis, Good Hope; w closson ana iaayi MIS-
| Cobb, Texas; Park. NJ Il; Herln
and son, Miss; N Dunvon, Texas Miss Julia Lee,
! nolds and children, NJ G Flowers, d Harris Miss;
Louis Guion, Lafourche NJ Newson, La; stat,
Pierce. N II; j Williams, J TFarming, Ark, j
| Neayit, Iowa; NJ Larkin, Tenn; H Esterbrook,
| city; W Il Werk, Miss Anna Werd, Ala; Robt Peel,
| A j Peel, Miss: j A Mills, Tenn; L Rogers, La; G
P Gwin, D White, La; w Jennings, Ky; L Benia.
min. Baton Rouge; D H Pike, w A Wise, Ohio: H
j Reeves, j Reeves, W Thomas, Miss; J S Lewis,
Laurel Hill, Miss; @ Rogers, Miss D Williams,
r MEDIATE, Miss; Wheeler, N Y;J " Herring,
Thos Harris, T A Magee Barn, w A Brown, Miss;
B Secaur, st Louis; ] Gale, Memphis.
ST. LOUIS HOTEL Pertreesio. G Ravaos
Havana; Mrs Siers and children, I kearny
and lady, Y V Sulakowski, Terrebonnne.; Mrs
Souder and children Mrs Gardner, Texas; Mrs A
5 LaForsehe, Paris; G Moror, NJ Ganotet, 81
James; A B Ausbaden, N Y; f Ingate and lady
Miss Ingate, G Davenport, La.
ORLEANS HOTEL McHenry, San Franchises
E A A LeBaeton, Paris; Asher, Jackson; Nh
Gregoire. Lewisburg; Boucherean D Landry, 1
| r Landry, r Stafford, Texas.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-11-23
Motfl ArriuaIs.

ST. CHARLES HoTEL.-C G Mediation, j A
Mediation, La; L Fegurson, w P Ridgley, N Y; W
Todd and lady, Mrs Pointer, Miss R Carey and
lady, Boston,, j stoner, E Breath. Memphis /;
Quail, La; r West, Miss; d G Carr, La DR. r
Baker, Lafourche, La H Stockett, I G Stock
EFT, v Goodman, Miss; Q Q Nelson, Mrs NJ A Mel
son, Ala Middleton, Phila; ] Grey Geo r
ander, Tenn; Miller, Y; Robinson, Miss o
d Sledge and lady, Miss Sledge Mrs Shotwell, Ala
20 Hester; G Webb, La; Lutcharing, st
Charles; E K Benham r @ Dean U s Crusa.
der; Taylor; w Rouak, La; W Minion, Nat
chez; E Worthington, Miss; j L Shotwell, Ala; A
G Perkins, N T; Ewin, Mo: r Harrston and
lady; Eutaw, Ala w Fl Boyd, N Y; White, Miss
| Wilkins, La A Reading, yicksburg E R Bush
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-11-23

Leaves every WEDNESDAY, ut 6 =. NJ
REGULAR BEND AND vICKSBURG
HsY Paeket--The new md splendid fast running pas
LEStAast-5tT sefger packet steamer Grand Duke Sam,
sppegate, master will leave rs above ior Deer
creek Landing Lake Washington Landing Point Worhington,
Carolina Landing Grand Lake. Ashton Pitcher. Point Skin
wtls Landing Stock Island Landing Lake Providence Mill
kens Bend Vcksbng, Warrtnton Grand Gulf ST. Joseph
Rodney. Waterproof Sachez Fort Adams Red River Land
ing Bayou Sara, Port Hudson Baton Roue, rlaqcnne Don
asoye and Ill intermediate landings For freight or pas.
sage apply on board.
TIRG1NIUS C. DENTZEL,
Advertising Agent.
aThc Grand Duke will take Yazoo river freight to be rs
shipped Nicksblrg seq
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-11-23
STEAMBOATS,.
UPPER MISSISSIPPI.
r-x~ ,x-.=z--zz5-, G EAT GEN.
4s Es as TRIAL ROUTE \

e.r,r+z-=7Tr7z.yy, GREAT GEN.
~ sass.sEssssia TRIAL ROUTE 49, =
For NIL Points
NORTH AND EAsTi
One of the following SPLENDID PASSENGER STEAM
Frs will leave New Orleans as feows
Imperial Capt g. s. Rogers.
October %, November Is.
j. G. SVon Capt Isaac IL Jones.
October 81, November 70
e. j. Capt Bart Bowen
November and y.
New Falls City ..,...,......... Capt j. b Woods
November and "a.
"A. II. Lneey Capt. Geo. Taylor.
October II, November i and ~.
HlnNSat Cant T., F.
October H. November 8 and q.
City of Memphis. .,..,........... Capt W. j. Kouns
October Il, November 10 and 80.
Gladiator. Can't Jpo Klnefeer
October %, November IL
VIM. Nj. Morrison. Capt Jno N Bofknger
October 25, November IA.
Champion. Cant f. b. Moore
October Y, November To-
Passengers rely upon the leaving advertised and
making DIRECT connections at
yIcksBURG
With the
NEW ORLEANS AND JACKSON RAILROADS;
AT Cairo with the
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROADS;
AT St. Louis with the
OHIO & MISSISSIPPI, INDIANAPOLIS AND BELLFoN-
TAME and all other Railroads for all points,
North and East
co. TICKETS by the jackson Railroad for sale this Office
Fare rs Cheap, Time as Quick
AND WITH LESS CHANGES
THAN BY ANY OTHER ROUTE
Ey-TICKETS GOOD UNTIL USED
For correct information Through Tickets apply at the
office of the
W. RAILROAD LINE PACKETS -aa ~.
No. 81 Camp street,
Of Commercial Place.
CLIFFORD G. WAYNE,
General Agent.
j. F. ALLEN,
General Freight Agent.
F. W couJ n cu,,.;r,.ndo,, -, 80
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-11-23
BAYOU MACON AND TENsAS.
MOI, R.yOU MACON AND TEN

~ = sas.-The SUPERIOR very light,draught steamer
44hpE1s "a Kate Dale, John F. Norton master, Will
,romnence regular trips Bayou Macon rensas,
AMI an landings rise of water and remain per-
nanentir in Inc trade throughout entire shippers
and ssncrs can rely having bnness entrusted to her
care attended promptly and correctly For freight or
s "@ VIRGTNIIS G. nENIZEi,
20, Advertising
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-11-23
STEAMBOATS,.

MEfNfItlS Jacket
IsaAaasss 1s5s'l LINE usso. aAas
THE MEMPHIS A N NEW ORIEANs
PACKET COMPANY
Will their boats during the and 1860 as fol-
lows
EVERY MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY,
At O'Clock r. NJ.
MONDAY BOATS:
Ingomar, D, Clarke, master.
Nebraska. ...,...............A b. Irwin MASTER
WEDNESDAY BOATS:
John Simontis. ,..........J, F. Smith, master
Eclipse. ...........,...,.....H l. Spots master.
FRIDAY BOATS:
Belfast ......................,Wm. Wray, master.
H. r. w. Hill. .,.......,..,,T. II. Newell, master.
THE v1cKsBuRG AND MEMPHIS LINE,
--rowir-
Daniel Boone. Hicks master.
Kate Frisbee. -......-,......J. Lee, master.
Victoria ...,..r.............W fanck, master.
Leave Viclsbrrg at ~ NJ.
EVERY MONDAY, TUESDAY AND SATURDAY.
Passengers leaving New Orleans via Jackson Railroad every
evening in the week but Wednesday evening" thus make
close connection At yckbug with the other of
Lines These Lines run in close connection with the
Memphis and Cha rleston Railroad.
And the
MEMPHIs AND OHIO RAILRo AD.
From MEMPHIS TENN.
Aoring passengers of routes East North and West
from that point
For through tickets freight and reliable nfoHaion apply to
j. II. FREL1GH, General Agent,
o6 Memphis Packet Office. St Charles Hotel, left wing.
leaves M MshShisA md Is oRMEANs
-fsg Packet s,. I,ne-u s. Mail raeke-For Memphis
steamer John simon n sn tl's mss
on
board, or
This line Napoleon win regular packets for the
cts ior $; Louis and Louisville. '"'e.'0 Ps'>
Leaves % & ssIPfT s AND 81 NEW SnnnANs
X. w. Hill Il Sswe hsis s., ,s' ~
yE1I WslaesSy morning r from the loot Of GFod
board or 10 wa '' - ''N 80 - 'Fp'
nl9 Office under The st, Charles Hotel.
This line connects at Napoleon win regular packets for
ph and Charleston Railroad and superior packets for ST. Louis
ADAMS, Express carried regularly by this Line
Leaves EaHsAf 18Th ssw alis.a. Packet Line
ssi pns Ns asas and In
Comm, ), D. Clarke, master will he Tend,
street and will leave above For freight passage apply
board, or to
| me- office under The ST. Charles Hotel
Arkansas and While rivers and Memphis with superior pack
| ADAMS Express carried regularly by this line.
Leaves Il MEs n t aNb NEW
g''s;s f as sts @ RssS
sssssax9k Memphis aud all intermediate landings
above For freight Or f sE fHSt q SIS"
s1Th boat connects Napoleon with regular packets 70
the Arlansas and White rivers and at Memphis with supero
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-11-23
ScIlOollers.
STEAMBOATS,.
YAZOO RIVER.

Leaves on SATURDAY. Nov. u, at5P;M ,,.-
REGULAR YAZOO RIVER PACKET
~g For Ictiore Greenwood Sdon, Head Honey
uAn+s Island TchHa Yazoo City Satartia and all land
Yasoo ver-The fine fast and light
dau,t passenger Il. NJ. BIZ kne sam Gwart'
ney master will leave above For freight or passage apply
Val ~ yIRGINIUS C. DENTZEL,
ma Advertising Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-11-23
Shipping Sntelliatnte.
CRESCENT OFFICE, No. 10 Camp Street,
Wednesday Morning, November y, 1859.

Wednesday Morning, November % 1859
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Habana Mcconnell, for Havana,
PUG Brothers
Steamship Suwanee, Shannon, for 1ndianola,
c B Payne
Ship Grant, Crowell, for Liverpool,
T jenkins Geo
Ship Maid of Orleans, Dennis, for New York,
Aaron Cohen
Ship Chas Davenport Kelly, for Havre,
Creevy & Farwell
Bark Grace Hammond, Kinds, for Boston,
G w Hynson &co
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-11-23
STEAMBOATS,.
~->-~>~--~~>~>>-~~~-~~> ~>~>-~,>-->-->>>>>>>>-
LOWER MlSSIS SIPPI

UNITED STATES
-fsT. AsEMI,wEEkIY MAIL LINE TO elAR. IA
.55Hss.sta9 yICKSBURG. ~
The magnificent w. s. Mnll packet VicksburS, Capt j.
NJ White master will leave for Grand Lake,
Paquelnne Rouge Port Hudson Bayou Sara Red Ry
Landing Fort Adams Matches Waterproof" R1'dnsy y Js-
Lake Providence Stacks Island Landing Skpwiths Landing
Pitchers Point Ashton, Lake washington uaI9,ina Landing
The steamer yICkSBURG will take freight for Yazoo river,
to be re-shipped steamers Dew Drop and Home
Leaves on SATURDAY, at +. NJ
The magnificent u S. Mail packet NntCheZ, Captain T. r.
Ieatbers. will leave for Donadsonylle Paqemine Baton
Rouge Port Hudson bayou Sara, Red River Landing Fort
Adams Nnchez Waterproof Rodney St Joseph Grand Gulf,
Wnrrenton and Vicksburg, every Saturday, ut SIP. NJ
The Natehcz Ncksburg with Dew Drop
and will take freight for all landings the Yaaoo river high
Greenwood, ut high water rates, without detention.
The above mentioned splendid packets will leave On
their regular days, without fail hour appointed All
business entrusted to their will be promptly faithfully
attended to.
These boats will not be responsible for letter
containing money, iewery other yalunes unless rcgulr
bills of hiding taken specifying the value and
the egh, pad nor for any yaablcs deposited with the clerk
by tie passengers, contained in their baggage.
For freight passage apply on board, or 10
j. j. PERSON h CO
,Ih (Drnrro Of Curon dple tnnh Iin;o
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-11-23
ATTAKAP AS.

q. s. MAIL LINE FOR ATTAK A.
eg Apas, Daily in connection with the n. o, D. and
sNA1.sA>G. W. Railroadrhe fast steamer st. Mary.
Attkison, master built expressly for passen-
gers light freight will connect with the opelonsas
leaving Berwcks Bay daily for Paersonvlle Cenerve and
Franklin will extend her trips Tuesdays Thursdays and
Saturdays Charenton Jeannere and New Town. connecting
place with fonrhorse mail coaches for ST. Martini
Lafayette, Grand Cotean opelousas and Washington.
Running from New Orleans Washington twenty
hours, being the quickest route travelled
AS the ST. Mary leaves the Railroad daily she offers better
facility for delivering freight than boat in the trade
Shippers will please tie boat their ay receipts
J. NJ. JOHNSON & CO.,
3H No. 3 Old Levee, Agents.
TAMAlCA ORANGES-4tUO board shlp Donati,
oil s. JONES Il co
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-05

pin was svsrn personal frierd Of hrs and he 20
excied that after Psncug the wouod in tos thrna',
be said il vas mere tliie, aJd recommended him TO
le, bin csrry him ZONE d. oncs. ile students were
l-acing Dr.. Chopin oct into bis buggy, when ne
fsr,sd from les Of blood and was immediately carried
n sgsr.
DR.. MERCER Low examined both wounds critically.
He ia meda,e.y ssS the extent Of the injury, aud
sewed up the jugulsr vein in m0meIt then sisunched
the wound N the lilac region Officer Dean IVES on
the ground in -hor while, and went to DIR. Foster
roem. Said be, after knocking aud being admitted,
" DR.. Foster. you ere my prI-cIer." Are ycu a
police oicer' inquired the Doctor. The officer AL
swered that he was, aud exhibited his crescent.
"Then, Sir, surrender ysef to you, said Dr. Fos
ter and be accompanied him = the First District
Lookup.
IA; O'Clock, DR.. Chopin was carried to hi. resi-.
Cerce No. leo Canal street, litter. He exhibited
the utmost coolness and compOsure, although during
tie recouLter he perfectly carried away with
citement. The Conduct of DIR. Foster quite oppo-
lite to this. During the whole Of tue shooting DR..
Foster stood in the gateway coo sef-possessed, AID
deliberate in al he did. l, was not until afer the
affair was all over thas be exhibited the slightest
excitement. The probability is strong in favor Of DR..
CnCppins recovery.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-05

hsby have .es s,rsn gang, adi
than s.vrry FIVE pounds toe engine wa. only IRON
Twelve "a fftst7 horse power
y. :. ULctrbil! s,esn-eneiue srd boiler MAKER, re-
,a No T-rh 6ero--dI built he boiler for NJ
Rosrh shout three AZ. rs' tot MIN "la So'i
him fod told him csd money bat
von Pr q. Be-; ~otrsr had Il; after was made ~e
tes-ed l. % M .c s.:iiscn. and Delivered over Ell
auired the boi-r hi. ou aue oCuc good With NE ex'
cfpon q the frHtcr which blown opinon tue
boiler ,k II the are liable
-pecisly where tabular boilers Used might not hsv-
g. pounds when sndf-- supply 81
the pun woud res.e rafid NE # steam, watch
uiitt have csu.-d be explosion.
John Roach ne proprietor of the foundsry, deposed
hs the .rIue FIVE minutes before the explosion
rskrE sbcu y-.vo revolutions per Minute, did not loof a.
me be believed the b Ter . b. f-stra'c
the hsty commanded but he did not il him
# ihe siLe until he han irqrd sbou; him him
elf; intimate elo practical engineer gsse him an excel
lent character. And be w,s ther-upou employed
John Gardner az NJ. III Columbia street, mschiu-
ard engineer Of fourteen ssnfnr Bo~t-n the
usufer e1r.er, character AMI beloved nim IN be fully
np@,snt n Gle barge the duties Imposed upon hun In MI
Roachs establishment.
The vas then submitted to the jury, who, after
due dehbera,ion, rendered the following
VERDICT:
That the said Joseph Schade came TO his dea'h by
injuries received from the accidental explosion OF th
steam boiler used in the oundery Of Mr. John R)sch,
in Goerck street. and from very careful eXaml alton
Of the evidence before us We folly exonera,e Mr..
Roach and all the parties connected with his establish
ment from al blame.
The deceased was only rineteep wears old.
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the en- bark nent but she escaped without injury. To
decessed fireman belonged at Oewego, and Is SAID to
have been very worthy young man.
FAST RUSSISG.-On the Central Rairosd night be
fore last there v Of the tslest travelling that
ever occurred on any railroad. The Cincinnati express
which eft this city at ii p. m, arriving Fear Town
Line fifteen miller from Buffalo, could 90 further in
conieauence Of fire in wood piles the track.
The engineer Matthias Erhardt backed up the train
to Lancaster, switched of the Iorth track, and
started sgsn. At Town Line they met the mail train
from New York city on time Having lost consider
able backing up aud changing track Erhsrdt deter
mined to make it up again. And be did. He m.de
the from Town Line TO Rochester ty four mules
IN SaJty minutes made tno stops and took rOod and
troter al Bafapid. Tbs was over q mile minute,
end the fsstert time for the rumber Of miles
accomplished by any road in the Union that We ever
heard Of. Buffalo Republic