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News from Utah.

LEAvxSwoRru, Feb. Q, 1859.
The Utah mail Of the 18th ut has arrived but the
Is barren of interest.
The District Court expected to adjourn
the 18th.
Superintendent Forney to leave for the north
to hold conference with the chief Of the Utes Indians.
Many persons leaving Salt Lake City for Pixies
Peak.
memorial to Congress, asking admission into the
Union under the old State Of Deseret constitution
under consideration in the Legislature.
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BOSTON, Feb. 10, 1859.
The Cunard steamship Araba, for Liverpool via Halifax
has gone to sea- She supposed to have sailed at about
OF. M. yesterday, during the thick fog.
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The Expected News from "Pe'
ft. HoS-ARiuvAL or rHE AxERk
HALIFAX, Feb. IL IL NJ
There are no sigma Of the steamship Anna ''ca' no"
about due, with Liverpool dates Of the 10th u fn'
weather has been cloudy and quite thick outside 'ui
now clearing Wind northwest and light.
NoNARRIvAL OF THE INDIAN.
PORTLAND, Me-, Feb. 10--l2P.M
There is yet no appearance of the steamship Indian
nov fully due, with Liverpool advices Of the 2eth ut
Interesting from California and the sand-
wich Islands.
ST. LOUIS, Feb. o, 1859.
The Overland MAIL with San Francisco dates OF the 18th
nlt, has arrived There through passengers
An immense mass meeting of Hebrews aud Professionals
had been held at San Francisco to express indignation at
the abduction Of the Jewish boy Mortara.
The deposits at the San Francisco mint for the week
ending january IL II e72 ounces and the coinage
$4,000
Martin Gallagher bad recovered $1,000 damages from
Captain Smith, Of the bark Yankee for deporng him to
the Sandwich Islands, under decree Of banshmcnt by
the Vigilance Committee
rich silver mine had been discovered in Santa Clara
county.
The ships Nicotine from Hamburg, Caroline from Mel
bourne and bark Glimpse from Honolulu had arrived at
San Francisco.
Dates from Honolulu of Dec. rs had been received at
San Francisco The whaling season was closed The
whole number Of whaers arrived at Honolulu 2lS;
the oil taken 10000 bbs, and the amount Of bone up
wards Of million and half pounds. The season
regarded Improbable.
There was terrific storm at Honolulu, December l6,
flooding the Streets and in submerging
the houses, destroying from ten to twenty thousand dol
lars worth Of property
Eighteen Of the crew Of the Maria Theresa Of New
Bedford had been Imprisoned by the United States Con-
sui at Honolulu for refusing to do duty.
The clippers War Hawk aud Mountain Wave left Homo.
lulu for New Bedford December o. and the Yorick left
for the port the GATH leaving in port preparing
TO SAIL the Gladiator Of New Bedford and Alexander of
New London.
Tho clipper syren, from Boston, reached Honolulu on
the Oath
Considerable anxiety felt for the safety Of the
whalers Phoenix, of Nantucket and Ocean Wave of New
Bedford, nothing having been heard of them
Der II.
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The Virginia WING State Convention.

RICHMOND, Feb. 10, 1859.
The Wing State Convention met in this city this morn
ing, and was very largely attended. william Ballard
Preston chosen President The Committee on Nomi-
nations reported for Governor VIM L. Goggn of Bedford
The announcement loudly cheered and the report
adopted. The remaining nominations will be made to-
morrow. The Convention was composed of highly re-
spectacle men, and great enthusiasm prevailed.
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As"Ces Oh INC ice, &c
OGDESsBuRa, Feb. 10-9l0P.M.
Several races took place the ice here to-day As the
crowd returning home teams broke through and
several horses lost just come over picked
up four men, nearly frozen Some Of the teams have not
been heard from.
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Sale OF the Winthrop House. noston.

BosroS, Feb. 10, 1859.
The Winthrop House sold at auction to-day FOR
slo6,50 subject TO mortgage Of 81 COO.
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The Pacific Railroad Convention.

MEMPHIS, Feb. Q, 1859.
The Pacific Railroad Convention adjourned last night
having adopted report to Unect that tho most prao-
tcable route to connect the N and western sections
Of the Union from Memphis, via Little Rock, Fulton
and III Paso TO San Diego
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NIn.o's CARDES-Nxon & Co to be especial favo-
rites Of fortune just Part of their unusually large
establishment drawing immense audiences at the Bos
Theatre under Barry, in the Cataract of the Gan
ges and their main company, at Niblos engaged in
the performance Of several highly successful and original
pageants There will be another afternoon exhibition of
Jack the Giant Killer at two O'Clock to day, and am
lies and children will have ocund time in surveying its
splendors and measuring the height OF the giants. No
performance 10. morrow.
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Barry's TricOpherous u tho Best and
cheapest article for dressing besufypg cleansing curling
druggists.
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Cr1stadora's Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupees,
the best the world Wholesale and retail and ID dye mi
vaely applied. No. 6 Aston House.
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A Chest Of Good Tea Tor. One DOIlar.-AlsO,
ten pounds coffee for ST. at CHRisTIAESOES, No Cham.
hQrea trnet-
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A. w. Faber's Lead Pencils Sold mt Retail
By al satonera; Wholesale only By EBERHARD FABER,
sole agent. l33 William street
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Geo. Snunders' Metallic Tablet RaxOr
genuine article has been equalet for
producing the keenest possible edge 10 For sale by
J. q. SAUNDERS. Nc. House.
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Fatal Accident Mt a Mine.

NEWARK N. j., Feb TO- 1859.
Andrew Stewart, of Suspension Bridge, N. Y, while at
the Passaic mine this morning. fell down the main shaft
and was instantly killed. Two hundred dollars in gold
was found on his person.
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Elastic Stockings, Shoulder Braces, Knee
caps, bes bandages aud DR.. 0LOyER's lever truss
IN
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Bal)ou's French Yoke Shirts, New Style
made TO order, and warranted fit at less than usual
prices. at Balous Shirt Emporium, 4O9 Broadway.
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GurDey's Up Town Gallery,
707 BROADWAY,
First block below the New York Hotel
Photographs daguereoypes, miniatures In OIL and ivory
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Bachelors Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupees-
The best in the world SURPRISING all made Sold applied
at the mandatory, 2s3 Broadway.
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NEw ORLEANS Feb. o, 1852
President Fowkes has arrived from Marshall Texas and
deposited the stockholders loan in bank there. He I'D
dresses the public tomorrow night He reports deficit
OF S2o0,000 on the accounts of the road
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treat before the Cuba Questionable Free Soil Democrats
to the Rescue-Re nomination Of Fremont Started-Ffc
mont and Banks on the Slate Cameron Beu Blair Crit
tnden, dc-Desperotion Of the Fillmore Knopc Nottings
Scheme to Coalece Nth the Dickinson HartsheusGltmpsc
Of Hunter and Diclinson Programme in Nep York
FILLMORE .Sescdrd for the nert term of United States
Ssnatorship, de-
The columns Of the HERALD present detail of the daily
routine Of legislation here Let volunteer something of
other interests which have also an active centre in this
city, and WHICH, although less public in their progress are
Of st wider and notable significance From Wash
ngton You have your bulletins Of gossip intrigue of
the democratic scramble for the Charleston nomination in
1s6orom the headquarters of scwardsm here you may
naturally learn the counterpart Of those ntrgues the
opposition nominations.
The plans strategy 10 be adopted by the reoubcau
managers arc rapidly assuming a permanent shape for
the approaching contest Greeley has returned from
reconnoterng survey Of the Northwest has given in
his report here. Blair from the margins Of Kansas and
the Southwest has done likewise and has bcaken himself
since 10 the East, 10 begin exposition Of certain new
points In the political gospel according TO Seward which
will be advanced Of cardinal Bearing, and be more
fully advertised IN the approaching newspaper and stump
campaign. Nye, Of your "metropolis,' has been busy
here caucusscs with various of his country cousins re-
cruiting and reviewing, preparatory for positive
repubcanism in the State Senate next year especially
from the Od Reserve" and other FREQ soil democratic
sections Banks from the East with others Of the wise
from that quarter, have been skrting horizon
lately. Weed his walk during vcarous visits to the
wings Of the Washington CAPITOL has brought tho
results Of there, and Of hatngs and
consultations in Pennsylvania that altogether there s
quite body Of statstcs collected and accessible here
70 make out something of dead reckoning for the rcpub
lican course in 1850.
Al the opening Of the present Congress- and since the
fall elections in Pennsylvania and New York, the antcpa
tons Of the Seward managers were at the highest PITCH
and the time for nomination of their lcaderr the Pre-
adency seemed TO them to be indeed at lastaivcd But
with tho development Of the Cuba question the sky has
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For Perfect Fitting Shirts and the --latest
novelties in geutemens goods GREEN'S shirt and furnish
ing store, No. Astor House.
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For Faultless Shirts, mnde by Hand, OF the
best material go to McLAUGHLINs, corner of Murray and
Green wich sreeta
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Ambrotypes, Double Large Size, for 50
auperby taken for SI-coored
reoscopes tnken &C. HOLMES. 269 Broadway
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CITY POllllca.


THE REPUBLICAN, CxNTRAL COMMITTEE VS.. THE NEW
CITY RAILROADS.
The Ret ublican Central Committee at its meeting on
Wednesday night had under consideration the lobby
movement at albany for the passage Of bill authorizing
individual TO establish various additional lines Of
city railroads. The subject was brought forward by
Judge Welsh, who spoke very warmly against the pro-
posed and its projectors, He offered the follow
ing resolutions which, after slight opposition,
adopted, only three voting in the negatves-
whsrsss law va: passed April lss by which TIE cor
railroads be constructed in heir streets without the cousen
s % Ss on bssu sas y
smep' ed charters Of 1858 and 1851 dposng the
fore the Legislature authorize the consrucon Of railroads
hesolysd. That in he opinion OF this Committee an
70
TO lay down rails In Of the thooughares OF this city,
nes to be derived from srsuns them should innrs 70 The
city ard rot % snysssoc,aon OF persons by
Resolved That opinion hs Comnittee such grants
r srs a the
Of rss We s sSd ~ grants
tons originating selfish motives and promoted by lobby
INFLUENCE the direct tendency OF which h sacrifice the nt
monopoly With win eventually inasncs local iessson By
means may devfse and therefore trust hs Exceen
the acting the spirit Of his
ssAtu'e, win refuse bis assent to all such legs alton
TIE OPERA AT TIKI ACADEMIA little opera is better
than at ALL and everybody will be glad TO have
the shortest record-one soiree aud
matinee the former this evening and the latter
at two O'Clock Donizett's sparkling opera, sDon Pas
quale will be given both occasions and the fair and
fascinating Pccoomni will not sing in New York for two
months at least an probably not at all after this per-
formance there will. of course, be jam
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Herring's Patent Champion Fire
And burglar proof safes 23 Broadway. Murray NY
Cure Your COugh.-25 Cents.
lis Third avenue, near Fourteenth street
A. Grnndjean, Advice and Consultation
office ON the human hair has removed until further notice,
house the westerly OF Broadway and Twelfth
rect, few doors from Broadway.
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Hollowny's Pills.-The NLnncet, Comedies
that they have performed seeminaly miraculous cures
few doses AT this will regulate the SYSTEM give tone
and vigor TO the internal functions of the body.
chronological Examinations, with Full
written desf rpons Of character with adaptation pursuits
given daily at FOWLER WELLS, 30e Broadway.
Hill, Inlmitable Hair Cutter.--Halr Dye so
cents box, black or brown. No. Barclay street. and all
druggists.
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We beg 10 inform Southern vsnr CITY
spring that hsyng began very early the
ture Of our sock OF spring and clothing II Is
complete and very full Of all descriptions Of known
styles OF fashionable clothing and large stock Of priced
and medium goods manufactured with the taste
style Also complete assortment Of shoulder spring
shirts furnishing goods Ac all Of which offer trade
ct the most fAvors BILE prices and terms
d. DEVLIN CO., 26S, go and $50 Broadway
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ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY

INVITE the attention of the public I" the tarIli
/ ties afforded 10y this Company. for hrqn'rk ana
safe conveyance ot Specie. Bank Notes, valuable
packages heavy and bulky freight, &c.
EXPRESSES for the East, to Baltimore, Phiia
d.lphis. New York, Boston. Providence, Hartford
&C. leave our office daily at |! o'clock. \. VI.
EXPRESSES for the South. I" Richmond, Fred
ericksburg. Petersburg, Lynchhurs. and for points
in North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia. Ma
bama. and Tennessee, leave daily, at u, y. W.
Our EXPRESSES are always accompanied h>
careful and trustworthy messengers. aud the public
can rely upon all business entrusted t" u' benz
done with safety. puuciualiiy. and despatch.
RATEs--From Baltimore, - cents per loo lbs.
from Philadelphia, 81: from New York. ~.
Hs- No packages of goods taken 10y weight. nm
less weighing over 200 HIS.
i'm 2O-tf X. W. FALLS, Agent.
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NO. l9l.
MISCELLANEOUS READING.
LEES MERIDIAN.

In olden times, when men died ut thou
sand, and n hundred years old was counted
young Ia marry, the lad of thirty.hve was
hardly allowed To have an opinion al ms
own. lie might tend sheep under the care
ot an elder brother Of ninety, or run Oh er-
rands.
The earth was porous and oozy at the first,
and So was human history and humanity it.
self. Both are the better for being compac-
ted into less space. and attaining "A higher
specific gravity. The man of "threescore and
| ten" nova days has seen more, felt more,
heard mere. and done more. than seven
hundred year old antediluvian. who walked
up and got about his work at the aye when
Newton, having discovered the universal
law, or Washington, after achieving the i'll
dependence of hemisphere, fell asleep
a glorious hour of crowded life" was n
mystery 10 those who never knew the nature
Of steam or electricity, and waited a century
for u sensation.
We accept the handbreadth of days, which
comprehends more Of life, though less of time.
Even seventy years is too long if misspent;
and If well spent prospect opens up that
makes it better to depart than endure the Ia
bor and sorrow Of old age.
Thirty.fve just halfway. lie that
climbs II mountain to the point where the
streams run the other way sees a similar
prospect soping down on either side. How
different here. On that side the sportlye
felicity of childhood youth, hope. and grow
ing vigor: on this, waning strength, stern
reality death and the grave. On the sum
nit plateau, the foot or two of high table
land, one may walk little way, but soon he
begins the descent, and never is there halt
or returning step.
Character is formed and announced at
thirty-tive. As one is essentially then, So
he will he, with incidental notifications, 10
the end.
Even the natural man lives two lives
As different the prospect ut the halfway
place, so different is the reality. The first
half of the journey he gets more joy from ex-
pectation; the last half less sorrow from dis
appointment. And yet, if not fool, he will
have learned to trust more and fear less about
that of which he knows nothing, and over
which he has no control.
Disappointments-the past is history of
them. And is this earthly experience
prelude 10 an eternal disappointment? No,
no. Only the things Of an eternal nature
reaching forward into time have been found
rs represented About the earthly, the sen
suul, the temporal, illusions have gathered.
These are to pass away-those to stand -
Conviction strengthens ~ we proceed
Faith gathers evidence by the way. As
| illusions vanish, the true, and the good,
and the real appear more distinctly to
the sight. The shadows are behind, the
light before
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,.,- NuL AgRANGENENTS.-T follow
IN, A., the present Mail arrangements at

s,,- Malt ARRANGENENrS.-Ihe follow
-, ,r,. the present Mail arrangements at
,b, Alexandria Post Otice:-
r,. y,r,hern Nail will close, daily. at and y
,,.I,.x =. H.. except on Saturdays-then at o
v,'y,T I m There is L mail for Washington City
,o,y closing at 9p.m., On Saturdays.
ib Mil for Richmond. Va. and all South oi
p;,hn,pl will close at jt II. M, aud T. m, ex-
.., an Sundays-rhem at 53 AIN.
rba Mails for the Orange and Alexandria and
v,n,,.,, dap Railroads, Warrenton, Middleburs'
.nIF,irf,x C. H., close daily At D! u. III. There
;.o,m.nl for the Manassas Gap Railroad on sun
day,. m .,.,, 80,
rb Mil for the Leesburg route will close on
vnI,y,. Wednesdays, and Fridays. at =. IN.
Tb,r, !. mail for Lceshurg. via Baltimore and
0h,. Railroad. closing at p. H., ON TUESDAY >
Tbur,diys aud sundays
rL Mail for the Aldic route will close ut u. m,
Tu.sl,ys Thursdays. aud Saturdays
Tn. Mail Tor the occ"Iuan route viii close at .
N TUESDAYS. Thursdays. and Saturdays.
IN. Mail for tho Theological Seminary will close
g, !; T.. H.. daily. except Sundays.
I'm, NJ al for Norfolk, Portsmouth and the East
srp Shore cl Nirsinia, closes NJ and y F. IN, except
an S,1riays-then at p. ~
The Office will open every day except sunday
=, ! o'clock, A. NJ. close daily at p. NJ, and
will b, opened from y /" y NJ, for delivery OF
,b- mail which arrives NJ : =. NJ. from the North.
oafc. hours on Sunday from to y A. NJ, and
,r,w z tn 81 4. VI.
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AUCTION NOTICE.

rINIIE subscriber having determined to prosecute
| the above business i'll all its branches, offers
his services in that line.
Trustees, Administrator, or Commissioners
sales of Real or Personal Property, will be made at
ON. LaH, or les. than the usual rates. Cargo sales
at "A lump price, To be agreed upon.
Parties having merchandise TO dispose Of who
prefer making their own sales, can make arrange
nents to do so under the license OF the subscriber
Con.gnments OF goods for sale at auction, "W
b.. recei,ed aud sold TO the best advantage, ant
pc"mpt ret""- m"d'.
Persons having small lots Of articles, can ar
range to have them sold mt the store Of the Subscr
bcr. No. ss, King street-All parties Interested,
will please call before concluding their arrange
mcnrs Being well known in this city, no refer
cncc a. To capacity, promptness, IL deemed ne
ce.sary. JOHN I. CREIGHTON, Au;tioneer.
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AUCTIONEER'S NOTICE.

TINIlE subscriber will. from and after tins date,
continue the GENERAL AUCTION B'Si-
NESS heretofore conducted 10y the late Samue! j.
MrCormick csu for the benefit of the iami "i the
,,,.cr,s,J inn, 3O-,I;fI +. " MCCORMICK.
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GEORGE ERS,

BOOK BINDER AND PAPER RULER.
No. 20 Prince Street, "pJ,o~ii, ne G"="n" D9icc.
ALEXANDRIA, Va.
MUSIC. Magazines. and Old Books bound in
wi any style. | also RULE. and make 10 order,
any description If BLANK BOOKS. which will
warrant To hc made of the best paper and materials,
and bound i'll the strongest mnnncr Bank onl''rS'
Bankers Merchants, Clerks al Courts. Hotel Keep
crS. Insurance Companies. and all VIII" want Blank
Books. are respectfully invited 10 give me call.
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MOUNT VERNON AND THE TOMB Of WASH
INGTON

Three Times a Week until further Notice.
.r~s> The steamer THOMAS COLLl Eh
will from after the lth oi March, run
regularly to Mount Vernon and the Tomb OF Wash
ington ON TUESD DAYS, THURSDAYS, aud
FRIDAYS. leaving the wharf. at the foot OF 7th
street. Washington. at 81. A. NJ. and returning I'D
time f,r thu early afternoon train for Baltimore.
Coaches icave all the h.tcls, and the corner OF
Pennsylvania avenue and 9TH street, ut y, A. NJ
Knunj trim Il NH 5--tf
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&YAsHINGToN RAILROAD
E1H 5H ....-..:::::::.

ON AND AFTER THIS DAY. lSunda!S en-
" ceptcd,) the Trains oil this Road. with their
Umnil,l-cS. will connect with the Trains arriving
and departing on the Orange road aud the WASH
ington Branch of the Baltimore Road.
Passengers will leave Alexandria for Washing
ton, in the Cars at the following hours J:l5. ),
glU, 1910. lll0. and l2:i0. A. NJ, l:ij, 3:lo'
4lO, j:l0 6:l0 and $40 p. NJ.
Passengers from Washington to Alexandria WIFI
take the Ouuibusrs ut the Office of III" Company.
as follows 70 1:Ju, .. TO- ! |, and L.. y. NJ; $50.
3, 4, 5. s. ana I, L. NJ.
On Sundays the hours will he: Leave AleNan-
dra ut qlO, 1910; and ll:lO, A. NJ l:1I, $40. llo'
$40, 6:lO, and 7:lO. L. NJ.
Leave Washington ut 9, 10, II, A. NJ, l:30, ). 1.
s. D. and I, Z. NJ. ar I'll
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EXPRESS STE AM l. | \ h
RIrWEES

ALEX AN ID X Ia, A.,
WASHINGTON AND GEORGEPOWN, ID. u,
AND PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.
<fSfs THE superior na and fast IT'S sailing m $T pro,
NOCR," will leave Genrgctown, Washington and
Alexandria Oh THURSDAY Of each week, for
Philadelphia. connecting at that point with Il daily
hue OF steamers for New York. via Delaware and
Raritan Canal. Through receipts given.
One Of these Boats will leave Philadelphia every
FRIDAY, for Alexandria and tho District Cities,
connecting with the Orange Alexandria and
Manassas Gap Railroads, Chesapeake and ONO
Canal, s.. Freights will be taken ut low rates,
aud Goois forwarded promptly. free of charge
WIN. II. FOWLE 4 son,
No. { South Wharves.
AGENTS
II II TAYLOR 4 Co.. - West ST., New York
Dawn CoorER. Is North Wharves, Philadelphia.
BRADLEr i TAYLOR, Georgetown, u. Y.
my
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D. L. sMOOT, Attorney at Law,

OGre. No II. S"uih Rngni street, Ah"""irj". Va.
re- Practices in Alexandria, the meighh"rins
counties. aud Washington city. Prompt returns
made of all money collected.
REFERENCES. McssrS. McNcal Jones. Ba!ti
more: McssrS &. 4 +. Parker & Co., Washington
city: Mcssrs. Smoot. lhlcr 4 Co.. Alexandria, Va.
M.ssrs Burke 4 Herbert. Alexandria, Va.
nh u-ly