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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-09
WEDNESDAY, HtRNlHC -.........h MARCH 8. 1859.
THE CATASTROPHE
ON THE MISSISSIPPI
EXPLOSION OF THE STEAMER
PRINCESS.

ONE HUNDRED LlFES LOsE-TERRIBLE T.
ACENE.S ON BOARD THE RECEIVING
SrEA 4ER-THE PASSENGERS oNA BAR
LIST OF KILLED AND WOUNDED
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kGE Dh. JOHN u. WALrHALL, ssHomeo.
pa.hist offers bis pro essiona services to the i'll
sidence, on Leigh str ct, two doors from 9th
ie I2-ily
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ST aCIAL NoTIEIa.
GssS~ LTcoRIcg.

4. o. q. BHANU.
THE A8ovS WELL KNOWN FAvoRITs BRAND, ALWAYS
oS SAB RY JAMES G. MCASDkEW
de sly 81, PINE STREET, NEW iohK
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sB"aRoKcs Is. STEEL, Dentist, Otio
arrests. Richmond va mr. tnr,
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DARING Acr OF RAILROAD EsaISEER.-The La
Fayeste Daily Courier, Of the oath, relates the
following:
might before last deaf and dumb man, named
Lane met with thrilling adv epture and narrowly
escaped the loss of his lite. on the New Albany and
Salem road, short distance below Linden. He was
walking on the track as the passenger traia came
along and the engineer, observing that he paid no
heed TO the warning whistle Of the locomotive shu
down the brakes, but finding 1t would be inposs
BILE check the speed Of the train before striking
him ran forward and bracirg himself upon the
COW catcher. reached cut his strong arm Just IN
time 10 save him. The imminent dang r. OF the
brave er gineer was CRAFTY augmented py the fscs
that the deaf and dumb man lad an AZ upon bis
shoulder. from which he might have received seri-
Gus injury Lane was not little astonishea ai the
uneeremonious manner IN which ne naa Teen Teen
picked up, aud without comprehcnding hts narrow
escape. srui gled n the arms Of hs dsliysrsr Ito 70
came TO halt. and the poor fellow by sgns snd
gestures. more eloquent than words. tesrneo nis
sratifude for the deliverance. He vas the samc
man who was knssked into . ditch by passins.
train last summer. at or very near .nc s,mo nm
over and horribly mangled the year before.
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SrRlsApISs.-On Monday night last.

after the close Of the opposition meetiog ~ the
African Church, the Hon. WV L. Gooeis WAS sore.
naded at his lodgings at the Exchange Hotel, aud
rstur ned thanks for the honor conferred, ssuItng
his political friends that he bad entered the eau
yass with determination to deserve success. Hs
left the city yesterday morning aud will meet his
competitor, Hon. John Leteher, In Hsrrisonhurs,
Rockingham county to-day.
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Mr. Puilup coming home late. pretty inll,
fnds the walk slippery, and exelaims ssesy s,.. Z!
freezes free With the s.-sippsry side up; dsnd sins0
lar"
A number Of pssittous have bees .ens 20 ~
Massachusetts Legislature asking for shc appoans'
ment Of an Inspector Of milk.
John r. Brooke, while acting - mail axsa'
bst wssn Baitimers and Clncinnsti. read Msaieans
and has rsesised his degree from the s'Ashne
Medical Qollees,
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psAs CoMpAnI.--MarGnres 49, ~. ~.
80 ~i,sias rsisvfsi esesahlles y eAsif esesesi
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esEaTo TIE

s9 FRFsH GARDEN SEED At
J w GARLICK's
mh 3-Gt Drug Store. Richmond, Va.
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DAMp BED John Jones. found lying
In she ssreet 10 = heip,ess condition last Monday
night and committed to the csss for safe ksspasEs
vas before the Mayor yesterday, aud soundiy re-
primandsd f,r his inaiscrstios. Promising esserf
conduct In iutuge, John uas released
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- MEMPHIS AND WASHING

US >se-S HEWf ITO AND Wd5HING-
- @ TON TEI EGRAPH LINE This new
TELEaRAPH LINE is now open for business. IL
connects with Memphis. Nashville, Knoxville,
Chatianooga, Vicksturg. Natchez and New Orleans.
Atian'a, Augus.a Charleston and Savannah Mont.
Romery and Mobile, in the South and South u est.
ana All intermsei'ate points OF importance. From
Printing Telegraph Machines. connecting at Wash
ington stty with the American Telegraph Compa-
nys printing Lines to Baltimore, PHILADELPHIA
va scetla and 20 Johns New Brunswick Spring.
nsiu, troy Albany. Rochester, Buffalo. ievelaId
ohicsgo Cincinnati, Louisville, st Louis and sta.
tlons IN Missouri. Iowa and Kansas, aud of.ers a
prompt and reliable Line of Telegraph to the com.
mercial aEd teegraThing public ~
Office in Richmond corner Main and p..r, s.r..
NH 3-ts ~ i'S''
q ~ NoTIoE is hereby given that
The meeting of the Stockholders of {, e
noanoke valley Railr ad Company advertised for
ane M lst gay of March next is postponed until the
2zd OF the same month.
f. g5--dti Vpvpy unnp D...,.
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OBSTRUCTION IN 18TH STREET. After
the decision of Judge Meredith, regards the oh.
strnciion OF 18th street, the Mayor would have
had the obstruction promptly removed, but for an
agreement between the counsel TO suspend tho
Judgment of the court until tue 18th inst. The
business men in the immediate Daighborhood Of
the obstruction are complaining bitterly of the
annoyance to which they are subjected; and as
the right of possession is to be decided by the
Court of Appeals, 1t seems to that the claimants,
by agreement with the city authorities, might
have the obstruction removed, until final de-
cision is had If the city has right Of way over
the property, she will be compelled to get a cons
dennation and pay for the right, for the street
must be opened, regardless of cost. If il should
thru out that che has the right Of way, then the
claimants will have lost nothing by removing tho
obstruction before compelled TO do so. Can no
satisfactory arrangement be made without com~
promising the legal rights Of either parsy2
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Of Mr.. James Warden, adjoining his grocery on
Brook Avenue, forcibiy entered last Monday
Dight and robbed of barrel Of rice and boz of
tobacco The robbers effected an entrance by get
tiug into the yard, and boring through side
door.
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FsMALs PAuPsn.- Jane BlAckourns
female paupsr, when arraignsd before the Maycx
yesterday for beiog drunk in the sssssIss sS.s
vorh ahs has beeu an inmate Of the poes eeeee
ior yssrs, ana uas sent back = ths oAss q 49,
| gsr Pearce. - s ssgs* 81 81
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oars, O OATS.-l500 bushels prime
" bright seed Oats, in store and for sale by
CHURCH FLEMING
fe 15-lm Corner OF Cary and l3tb at
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-09

Hon. JOHN M. Boris addressed the OPP
position meeting at the African Church, last Mon.
dsy night afsee Mr. Goggin had concluded bic re-
marks We uuderstand that he WAS Afterwards
serenaded, at HE residence BY party Of friends.
RssuLr CT JsALousY. bill Fleet.
dark gallant. alton pied the iife Of Lswis Ball.
moustachsd Lothario, because Of bis intimacy with
ebony Jane: and a. be seemed bent on sstisfscsou
or the gaIiows, the Mayor ordered him spreuss
ing, by way Of curing bis love and Jsaioosy.
GrAxp LAlcEaY John slave TO Sam
uel Jones. vas examined before the Mayor yester.
day morning, and remanded for nnai trial g see
nett term Of the Hastings, on the charge ofstsai-
ine f30in money from John Dfiscsl.
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H6- u aTfsTRy.--
oY.cJI SETH MICHARp,

NIFfELENI
ianaersl servfces To the citizens ot Rich ond aud
sloining counties. in bis professional capacity
sIo an eNpefisnce OF ten years he feels confident
snat M ne can warrant al operations. performed by
hlm to give ei.tire satisfaction. f, l3-Ims
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FOR RENT-Ar rery desirable res

Ess jdence on Grace street. Shock0e Hill ooDtsin
= rooms. with good brick kitchen, &C. attached
-, a we'll of excellent water in the yard Price
.u Apply st this Office. NH SITS
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e pleasant Rooms over my store, suitable for
dying rooms io- gentlemen. Als). a Lumber
asl Sc rack OF my store with good entrance from
EaN street suitable for store house or tOblc fac
t.-y G WENDAIGER.
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LOCAL MArrnRs.

Ias FoHdsRY CAsI.--Y Yesterday was
.ne .ime appointed BY the Mayor for the examioa-
aon OF 9ahn W. Mouison, charged with being an
ascsssSsy ao 70 tas sorsery Of Wm n Tylers name,
on cnsck of $40 on the Bank OF the common-
wealth; and the witnesses being in attsadsn~s
the Investigation was commenced Witaau, !, ~,
log the evidences 10 detail the suhiaia.sl ssStesnt
viii show how far the prisoner vas connected
Early In September last, John W. Mou,to, -.
rived in Richmond, ia company with Hiram
Mouiton. 10 search Of employment as an aposhe-
csry. Being In possession OF testimonials Of A
high character, and representing himself - dis
rect from New Orleans, from which place he had
hed because of the yellow frver be found no din.
Guilty 10 getting employaeut with Mossrs. mili.
spangh 4 Johnston. That day he introduced bis
brother Hiram to Mr.. Johnston, and Mr. John-
ston introduced him to Mr. Wm. III. Tyler by
whom he was employed as clerk. la two or three
days after this, John asked Mr. Johnston for q few
dollars, saying that his brother and himself had
run ont, Ia travelling from New 0rleaas. John
men by Mr. Johnston, aud were associated with
aud considered gentlemen
On the 24sh September, the siznatures of Hars
rvs ~, Moore were forged 10 check for $50, and
the money obtained therefor; aud about the same
time, John Moulson was seen 10 have larps ann
OF money, aud heard to say that they had received
rom their friends Ia New York $500 in Virginia
money, BY Adams Express. lie wss also heard TO
say 'nst ne was sanker for bis brother aDd HIM
was spendthrift. This check was shown to Mr.
VIM. II. Tyler, who swore that the hapdwritipe
was that Of Hiram, his clerk On the lst dsv Of
November, John was discharged from tho service
OF Millspaugh Johnston, and paid of. He, then
said he wonld remain in the city one month, 20
see II he could not obtsir q situation That dav.
a forged check for 1920, purpcrting to be s.gnsd
by VIM. H. Tyler, was presented at the counter of
the Bank of the Commonwealth, aud paid That
evening, Hiram borrowed Mr.. Ty!er's watch and
chain. to attend social gsthering-andt that night
both John aud Hiram left the city, aud were heard
OF no more, until the prisoner was arrested in
Philadelphia, where be was passing under the
name OF DR.. Demarbris. The $500 check was also
shown to Mr.. Tyler, and pronounced to be drawn
by Hiram Moulton, his clerk None of the wit
nesses could say that the prisoner had anything to
do with the fsrgeries, nor could Mr. Payne, the
paying teller, recognise him as the person who
drew the money from the Bank. Mr.. Johnston
stated, however, that on the evening OF the LIST
OF October, the prisoner had his moustache taken
on; and Dr. Watson testified to seeing him in pos.
session OF large roll Of notes. H., -
The Mayor, after hearing all the evidence, ad-
Journed the cause until this morning, to enable
him to make up his mind whether be would re.
maDd the accused to answer for a conspiracy with
Hiram Mouton to defraud
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EAMILY FLOUR. - l60 half barrel
Il b.gs No l Family Flour-'Isaac Broyles'n
brand for sale on consignment; by ,,
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HOUSE FOR RENT--0n 4th, be,

- IIVNN II I Vtt It n A--NA ttu3 NJ-
sAs tween Grace an3 Franklin streets. A very de-
- lie Brick Dwelling with six ueat aud 5mforts
rluuls with closets in each. besides two base
fl.lt rooms. ydrant. wood and coal l. ouse, at a
,rrv moderate ront ca b. had at once, Sv apply.
o.: ., II ,senfeid's corner 5ih aud broad streets
r.l st. Ii ROSBEfBL0.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-09

Hs HOUSES FOR rem NT.-For
Es rent, that fino new granite front store and
'aGllioG. also the dwelling adjoining the Drug
- re ot Michaels Swupe on lester street Rock
4.. t. Ecod tenants, the rent will be low. Apply
q. ii TYLER,
IN 1-Ets No. ~ Main ST.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-09

CANADA OATS--l, 900 bushels Canada
" Seed Oats, for seed. In store anS for sale by
sal, 4 HRlD6FOHU u Uu.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-09

The Princess was one OF the most splendid boats
on the river, having been built at Cincinnati iu
1855, aud enjoyed reputation for safety never
yet gained by any steamers confidence which
rendered the shock greater. Her officers have
always been known among the most careful
men on the river, aud from the fact that only
one boiler exploded, it is thought that there must
have been flaw impossible for the most expert
enced eye to detect. She was commanded by Capt.
Wm c. Wilson, who, fortunately for himself and
family, was detained In New Orleans and did not
go up on her. The Princess WAS owned as fol-.
lows: one-haf by Capt. C. Wilson, three-eighths
by Capt. Truman c. HOLMES, and the remaining
eighth by James Izod, the first clerk. During
the pas. summer she had been repaired at a cos {
of $4,000, aud over 5000 were spent in repairing
boilers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-09

rLO8KB. Parlor, Office and Church
~ Clocks. warranted good time keepers. OF new
patterns, just received 81
NH BULKLEY'6, ls7 Main street.
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Sen a SMALL FRAME HOUSE On
81 i2th street. near Nr Bruces. suitable for a
s1al sized family. Possession given immt tdiately.
Aprly to Il d EsCHO,
rhT-3t lfth street.
FOR HIaE-l BOY for a Blacksmths chop; ]
=. Girl and
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a@-HARrsHoRAE's CUnE-ALL--

For sale in Richmond by Purcell, Iadd Il Co,
DR. J W Garlick, WarDg PeaTce, aud druggists
cane-alIv NH l-3 N
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DRY GOODS, &C.
NEW GOODS.

Jnn PIECES new style LAWNS At l2lc
lUU Berase Robe, urgandy and Jac"nett
Lawns
Chantlv. French Lace, and rich silk Mantle, in
great variety
Fronting aud Shrting Linens and Cot"ns
81 dozen black silk Mts
100 dozen Ladies. Gents and Misses Cotton Hose
VaenceurS Thread. Cambria. Bubhln, und Swiss
Edgins and Insertions
Black Mourning floods. in great variety
New >Nlr M"lair. i"r travelling Dresses
Nan>n"k, Null swiss Jaconett anl Cambria Mu-
liuS Laiirs ami Misses Steel Spring Skirs, from Il
I" 30 Hoops with many other new goods bought
at great reduction on spring prices. making our
stock ser, complete in every department, all al
" hrh we offer very low.
TAYLOR { llTClllSON,
No. ~. Louisiana Avenue,
opposite Centre Market Square.
Washington ID. c.. IT, 2l-tf
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LUMBER, LArns. LIME, sc.

I UMBER. coal, AND WOOD iAhp'- Car
/ / serof raiou aud II..rs" H'se'', A"'h w hsFe
am prepared IL f"ruI-h o,e,! drr'ftttloh III
LUMBER. sulNuLES. LAIllN, LINE, dr.
A.r. OAK and i'imr WOuD Red and White ASH
and Cumberland COAL. wnIch ain -"li"F 10" i"f
cash or nu reasonable terms I" good customers.
,ng q-tC {. ". BARKER.
I,OAI.-l have On hand aud ain constantly re
I c.irins. ANTHRACITE COAL, Of The he, nest
qualities. TOR family use-CiMBERLAApIp IpAt'
from the Frosthurg Mines, by the cargo 'ar-'oad'
sr single tun Factories furnished with the run pl-
mine, al lowest rates. Apply to
noy s-,f D. r. SMITH. Queen st. Wharf.
TTSHERMuMETEb's Bird rnges, D"lnln"e.'
i Backgammon Boards 'Inln-' a'rofde"h,'
Hahby HoIe., Market Baskets, &c, all OF "hich
will be sold cheap for cash. At
jyl4 {. {. BERRIS, q hing street
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AUrTlONEfR'S NOTICE.

nNHE sul,. .crihcr will. from snd after tih- date
continue tho GENERAL AUCTION BlHl-
Ness heretofore conducted hl the late shInue! ..
NJ N.Cormirk r- for the benefit Of the family "t the
Ia.,ns,.d huy 3O-aul T. NJ MCCORMICK.
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GEORGE SIGGERS.

BOOK BINDER AND PAPER Rl LEK.
W.. - psinr, Si,..i. "ryn.i'' me Gn-"ffr Dih"r.
ALf\ANpNiA. Va.
7tTSlC. Magazines. and old Books bound in
vi an, Il lie ai.o RUE. and make I" order.
any description Of BLA&h lbtkN which will
warrant Ia lee made ut the best paper and materials
and huumd m the .trong,,i manner. Bank ofi'rrs.
EnnErrs Merchants, CLERKS o C"ur,s. Hotel kccl'-
er,. lusuram'" Companies hmi all nh" want Blank
Books are respectfully invited t" give me call
"a,
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JEFFERSON TACEY,

PAPER -IlANEEE, PIIULNT EKtE, HILUfh,
Amt H"".. D,""rufrr ~ n.nrU'.
Wllll.ST returning his grateful acknowledge
w ucuiS Ia his numerous irirnl- Ter their very
liberal encouragement during the tw" years he tas
been amongst them assures them that II will lee h>
continued effort (" serve them with rr"mItn"ss.
and at moderate charges. at his old Stand, No. ",
NnKrn SIDE KING STREET. ALEXANDRIA. NH ~
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ARRAN GEmENT 1859.
HOURS OF DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS
~Tus. GEORGE PAGE and xT~ \
ssatt...3 TAOS C0LLYER. ss1119sz.s2

From Washington D--Stealner hEOhtf fhdE
at 8, q, and IL, a. III. i2j, Z, ), and "a p m
From " Ishins nston--Steumer lhOS. COLLlEh
at ), 10. a. IN. II, IN, . t. and d. p In.
From Aloyanirla--Steamer GIoEHt fAuf-
ut s. ), 10, a. IN. III m, Ii, 1, and u p. u.
From Alexandra Steamer THOS. COLLl Eh
AT = y, IL i. IN. |. 2, aui p. H.. except Tues
day aud Friday rn"rninsf, when the CoLLi En-
will run her regular trips 10 MOUNT NEkNoN.
4. heretofore. and omit her trips hetween Washing
Con and AlexandTia from II. III, L. T. III. only.
The 81. %. u, and It ?. III. boats from Alex
Auarla connect with the trains II the Baltimore ana
Ohio Railroad for the North and West.
The 8, u. IN. and It ?. IN. boats from Washing
ton connect with the trains "I the Orange and Al
e>audria Railroad for the South and South West
nm IF
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D. l.. sMOOT, Attorney at Law,

Ohrr. No. II. NpHth R"g"i -trr'f. i'""""",in. Va.
rt-- Practices in Alexandria, the ncighb"rimg
counties. and Washington city Prompt returns
mait ui all money collected.
REFERENCES Mr>srs. MrNral Jones. Balm
mare: Mrs>rS q. Il T. Parker Co, Washington
city: Nr><rS. Sm""i. | hrr Co.. Alexandria. Va:
MrS,r- Ilu.kc i Herbert. Alexandria, Va.
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GREENS MANSION HOUSE,

CORNER or CAMERON ANr fAlRFAA SO.
fNuIS wg-kn"wn aud puPl LAR HOTEL
| having undergone iHUhGt on hhAO' a
rios ami REt hNiSHiAG Is now open, with
everything complete, ior the convenience ana a'.
c,,,uu,,,lat,on or BOARDEkS aud IKA\ ELEk@.
%, The Proprietor has secured the serFlce- II
uEORGE t. STEWART and SAM Ell /.
HhtutiDy under whose Joint management ~
Dam. viii te spared 10 .ustaln the reputation OF
IN, HOUSE a. II fihSE CLASS norm IN
sy,.rg rrsu.,t. JAMES GREEN.
Alexandria February l. Stg dit
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ORANGE & ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD.
&A2 ~ -

ON AND AFTER MONDAY, JULY !. la1''
~ the Train leaves Alexandria daiiv' "rl"rk'
A. NJ. for Gordonsvillc connecting with the Trans
ON the Virginia Central Railroad. tor Rirhn"n'i
aud the West aud with the Trains on the MahhS
sas Gap Railroad, for Mt Jackson. """dst"'k'
Warren White sulphur Springs. and INTERMEDIATE
points. -,
The Train leaves iaily, SUNDAY night excepted
at II o'clock. p. NJ. for Richmond. New Orleans,
Memphis. and intermediate points.
Through Tickets ut the Railroad station.
The Trains leave Alexandria AT :. A. NJ, ani
7:3O, p. NJ: arriving at Alexandria al ;. T. W. ana
2. A. VI. Leave uurd"u>,ile At lu:2O, A. NJ, aud
1890 +. VI.
No Night Train "n sunday
VT, ]. K. NlCKLIN, Ticket Agent.
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AYE would .all the attention "i carpenters ANA
w Builders t. our large assortment "i ~ LID
.Er,, uARDW ARE which We will sell AT reduced
.pr,rrs We maine III part
200 dor. WILSON, Sash Puies, i, :, 4 m, No.
| aud 2
500 ditto Assorted Butts Loose nni Fast joints.
2uO Kegs Assorted Avalon Nails
A large assortment ot Locks, Knobs, b"lls'
5are.s Strap hinges, Files, -. teraons wishing
T.. rurchasc will hnd it To- thclr advantage I" gave
n. :, ,.gil We: hingtun. tcb l9--c"dm
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6 WASHINGTON RAILROAD
GM M -: &

ON AND AFTER THIS DAY. (SundayS rN-
~ cepted,) the Trains this Road. with their
OlDnibuses will connect with the Trains arriving
and departing On the Orange ROAD. aud the Wash
inyton Branch vf the Baltimore Road
Passengers will leave Alexandria for Washing
ton, in the Cars. at the following hours 1:l'. =
g.Iu. lOlO. il:lo. and l2:ln. A. NJ. la. %.lo.
l:lu 5:l0. 6lU, and 80 +. NJ
Passengers from Washington t" Alexandria. Will
,,k. ,b. OmnibnSrs AT the Uifre Of the Company.
u> follows -G. 49, =, 10. II, and T., A. NJ; l'Ho
g. 1. 5. i. and I, p. NJ.
On SUNDAYS. the hours viii he: Leave AleNnn
iria at9lO 1910 and llln, A. NJ, i.io ":io 49,
j:lU, 6.iO, aud 10, L. VI.
Leave Washington at y, lu. IL, a. NJ, i;"o, - T.
s. D. and T. 7. NJ. nr lit
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&, c. BR ADLEG,

CABINET CHAIRS SOFA MANIFACTER RER.
I",urr "I hi"gd Aljfris'r Ai"r""dr'". '".
IL A. constantly GA hand. aud oftrS to the pub
lie. an excellent assortment ui tahrl " are.
S"i,,r aud Chats ni e,rrl variety. ani "n the low
est term. which, too durahity and finish, cannot
hr surpassed NH "ly
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