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81 MAD Hotst.-A valuable horrs. belonging 10
ftholas Bnish, n Mrdiord. Mesa. cent mad a fsw
ssy,Hg lie sxssaied his strange malady ~ bling
heles, ana dAshlng lie head against t,e side. VI
~ eau. ne Assenpsd 70 glAw his own hoois, In
eeaas "hen be 6tohs Ala lower jaz, 70 that Il hung
nEiefsug.
BoDr gScoVxREp.-Tbs police Of he Ninth Ward
ea On hsras( nesing ~ he ess Cfis,ssh s,tes.
eeq nssa DSsy Sho has been nAszig snsa us ssh "A
retnaher last The afcssssd hfss H. ~. s. 81
Nj. raEsl r. uiioh ear ard At ts ns u his
saffgus 81 fool plsr Nse entertained ,ow.,a II 20 r.,
s ssosyer ~ no BODY shsFsA by he Ms,or Oes =,
fftcns wefs tty sacs,sd susTeon III Lsax
~ Ne asappesfsscso q he nsdag ss IN, ser AZ sts.s
magistrate we're aisekGssA IA iasssss vii -
- a bor KILLED WHfLR FLsirs MS KITg-Thopss
stsd 10 ysar, residing On hett stresa wss a,lx ~
- shs fee 81 the hoess 6ay two whsn hs ioss
1890 sd isl 70 he sidewalk Ne danssrous, Ia
~ hss " tsksr v shs Hospital whsrs 10 dIsd wee
s $50 ss.I ss.t . isss 2 ~ ss, vhsss
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COURT CALENDAh-Tais, DAY.

SuPREhE UII-ShOrt C4Ises.--[sr s =
Eo, S225 1913 oi 2sT 2e s.sS 30i7 1895 $685. rs ~
3os7 o3 2tg5 3Se3 1885 SSH 3ia Part lNos 1905 $40,
$780, $751; 7o 2144 1891 1853 AHA 1884, 1886 800 sse 2o
2G4 2O J222 3s s658 sts. 1885, 2ioi, 1000 2I9, 1874
SCI. 30G2, 3626 $3.50, 2t22 3iiJ, S5l, uia. 26si
SuPREMy CouRI--SPEcIAL TERs.-Nos. ISL, :, ~,
lst 57 I59 l69 lo4. IA Ia lI lsz l "a, 7o 2os 2e
2u5 Pea. Dsmuuer-No q. -
SuPERioR CouRT-Psrt Mos. 1873, I4t9 1851,
Is l4S5 lSi I4Js lss l40i 400 l+61 h6 iil iia ls
Pan iINOs 2Sf, s, S2 $50 go, se6 2 Is, es, ss2 49,
81 3d. . -
CouRT OF CoMKos PLEAA-Part Nos. Il35,
eos az S4 ST. 54o 2Vs 49, 5sl S6 52 s6j So, 56s 69
Pan -Ne, go SO, 5l7, s4s s49 so ISL sS2 ss3 $50 So
49, $50, $50, s6n. .
kRas CoUyrY CIRcurT CouBr.--Nos IL, ~, ~,
Is, ", ~ 49, 49, ST. y So, s. So 81. So 81 80 81 81 e.
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ELECTION IN THE FIRE DEPARrMrxr.-The meme
bers Of the new Court If Appeals from the decisions q
the Fire Commissioner recently established BY ths
Legislature, viii be sslected shortly. This uess.
ure relieves the Department of the interfssssss q
the Common Council In behalf Of the rcwdies who ncw
disgnce its ranks The fireman VIII elect ne nsn.
ben Of the Court, and We may b Urs fAs ~ w'u
selecta one but tied end ,houogable 10 -
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KILLED OK BOARD SHrP.-James Leigh, native
Of England aged years died yesterday q tAe New York
day The deces.cd Who Hssr By sds ws. mailing sge
sss sssnt WING q pisr Mo- East kvsr when bis foc
spped snd he 70 deck inuins hmse severely ths
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maRRERD.

DEAN--JOHNJON- In honIzson Me-, Wednosdsy, CO.
10 By Mclean Israel Dean Of South Thcsf
toa 70 Mrs. Esther Ann johnson of jefferson.
WILEY - LERMUND In 1hcmsston, Ne, or Wednesday,
-. by tie Rev. James Mclean Jc.hua T. Wiley TO Nss
Emma H. LeImond al OF Thomasion. =
WILKINsoN-THORNE-o Monday, March 4, BY the Rev.
Jales b. Herck, George A. iknsOn 70 Amanda H. dapSb
ter Of .he lsis Peter R. khssm, esq.
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Before Judge BRADY.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURr-MAxcn t--Bsss,s
Judge SHrPHAN.

THE BLuMEspERG PERJURY CASE.
The United States sgt Rudolph BlumepbsYs.
The defendant indicted for perjury IN swearing
o spd that he wss dong pofsbls business
tpoa Of h. responsbiy The 9ovseIet
allowed aim 70 become surety The Orion Spess
vese having again seized for being eog{ed n
tho slvesde tho Government sought 70 enforce the ssnA
bond 1t Is Charged that be did the property sworn 70
and worth comparatively nothing The defendants was
before ed this indctmest but tho Jury eissseed 1ns
case Is tried second time. Trial stiD on
j. b. Henry apdM b. Wleoxsop tor tho United stasesi
Jonas b. Philips fer defendant
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NE W.JER SEY ITEMS.

LAuscB.-The commodious new ferry boat for tho
Barclay street ferry, TO DO launched from tic 10
boksr tbip-y ard Saturday morning at o'clock.
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A NEw SrILsBoAr.-A new. Sssrnbosf has been
nearly eemplisd 81 NJ AIsons yard " yeIse, u sDsts
10 fuD between HewYs. Sting sins and NewbnS snS ~
feet In anst, ~ fec. beam fesi hold 80 ~ 10 uI
asbed with hsszonai engines Of nea oynaer 500
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURT-CaApBERs-M4nCs
1-Before Judge BRTrs.
THE CLAPP HABgAs CORPUS.
- n NJ

The defendant was arrested Us fugitive from The
District Of Columbia where y sssed he comm3d forgery
Afr Judes discharged the writ Of hebsas oospse
upon which CIapp bad been brought before HIM the PRISONER
Judge Bets ~bo decided thai the sccesedmst
be sent to the District Of Columbia where the onss had been
committed. The prisoner then taken away By Msfss
officer.
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TIE law makes tho rate Of Wharfage to be paid by
I,;n 81. .ba,T r

Foe every ship vessel Of COG tuns or upward i2.c.
on every 50 tuns il addition to tho lsSt mentioned
SI SD for every day size is made fast to any
of tho wharyes in the city. Al.
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APALNxrro FLAs.--Tbe residents Of Orange, n.
j. were ssoushsd on sus6sy morning last a seeing IN
ne<to secsso ss waving tbs top Of pce IN oi s
Pnt House EspSs rrsoh II q thsf nsnses ne hdt
down the pole snd tore Ne naS NO 1ns
author Of the Get Il upksewn ..- H
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-08

PunIic School ExAKrSATTos.-The anna& efar
instion Of the yulsls In hs public school q ny 90
aeuosd yessfda 18th School No QuJss lIte fnnbe<
eit,r.ns and 60 Nav oncsis pspt The Children
Quilted th,msA l9fn . vsry creditsbls msnef
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COURT OF oYER AND rERMNER-Mncn '.-BsiSrs

The Court was opened ia the room Of the Geners
Sessions The Grand Jury presented large number 81 nc
naen;s, and the Court adiouInrdto next Monday.
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LAM .EVZRLLIGENC,E

The Superior Court General Term wss adjourned
psIt Saturday IN Consequence Of The dessA Of Jse
White dsushter. lr.1..'- = ~ - u a
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Rosssns.--Copovar's Exprsss etabls, n Nswsrt
" - = is;ssS S vss ;suisS ~.
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The cost Of stone piers would average quarter Of
million Of dollars each. The interest Of 10 per cent
TO the owner would be $25 900, and wharfage would
have to pay it. Estimate 900 piers Of stone that would
have 20 be constructed within few years, II the
stone project s to be adopted and what aocsit amount
to The answer is $50 900, 600. The interest taxes
&C.. at 10 per cent is $0O0,s00. To erect that por-
ton which belongs to the city more money would have
TO be borrowed the enormous city debt permanently in
creased several millions, and the taxes Of the people
made onerous. 1ff
Piers of solid masonry gre likely TO give heavy
shock to ships when they are kept IN motion oy TIDES
and wind as 10 our rivers. The wooden pier Is lar
easier for vessels giving ese according to the
pressure Below the water line where air does not reach
It. the wood viii last without decay long time. 1t Is
also fact now well authenticated that wood used in
docks or piers is preserved om by the gas es-
caping from the sewers. When our supply of
timber gives out iron, 1t is urged, will DO
cheap enough to build piers with, and will be far
preferable TO stone. In fact, iron piers would be
better and cheaper than stone even now.
We must accommodate ourselves to circumstances,
and no. be governed by what other cities do,
in pier building or any other important work.
of onr city roads to rest upon after the English method
They laid stone in London becauss was cheaper and
they had DO timber. Soon after found that timber
was cheaper and better and we took up the stones 20
it is with docks and piers. We have timber in abund
ance, and plenty of small stones to fill up. 1t
s TO he hoped that, before going into the business
of stone dock and pier building, citizens and esPe
ciay the Taxpayers, will thoroughly examine the suo-
ect 1t 10 matter Of vast importance, and as yet but
very little undentood.
The above are come of the considerations presented
for and against the adoption of stone piers In regard
to expense very reliable estimate can be given un
til the experiment of building has been tried. Lit
tie be urged against the ctys building one or two
but before the matter has been practically tested, 1t
would seem unwiSe TO adopt system involving 30
great an outlay. ...u
We append list Of all the wharyes owned by the
Corporation their lessees location, and yearly rent:
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Receipts "a Produce.
NJ $50 fFossiasa
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Tie export Of Cotton Goods from Boston, as per
Mapping List, forthe month ending Feb. %, has been
o. follovpe.
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view q, its entire circumference On our way
thither We passed through many streets which, like
MI the streets Of YcGO were spacious and cleany.
For the latter virtue Yedo may rank with the beet
kept cities Of the world and would put 10 shame our
own great metropolis. As in other Japanese towns,
the strects urc daily and many times day swept by
the inhabitants and an accumulation Of filth or
garbage il nowhere 10 be Eeen. The public couve-
nicucss which IN China and often in japan are 10
many pubic nuissncoe, IN ledo are kept 10 wholly
out Of The observation of any ~ tie nses that their
existence would not be known. Sewerage by well
paved cutters and sublorranean trunks thoroughly
effected the river flowing through the center of the
city ~ numerous Offsets Of canals and the bay read
ily drais,ng every part.
In passing through any quarter Of the city, the
contrasts Of the df'ereu. streets ere wonderfully
stirling. Prom street fanked by small houses
Did crowded shops, one my pass, ut tie next turn,
into spacious avenue whose entire frontage 10
cuped by the hmple buildings Of powerful Prince,
or narrow lane, hemmed III on either aide by the
blank walls Of his retsiners barracks. Streets of
fine stores and te-prOof warehUus.s conduct you
10 the parh-kke Enclosures Of the tenIlce, or some
dll more quiet precinct, where a brook flows be-
tween spreading banks " green and undcr-lnickots
OF bamboo n strip Of country life cut cut and IN.
serted into the peat city. Then there are parks OF
many acres IN extent Of which nothing ia 10 be seen
but the tall frtOps which the high close fences
cannot wholly hide. Such IL the frncr OF Satsunhs,
ON the way from the landing 10 the American Min
isters, where there 10 d constant fuailGde every.
morning from the guns Of bis practcing inusketeers.
Such a one, too, Ia the Prince Of BeOdais, whose
superb grove Of ancient cedars, half mile squsre,
10 one Of the most charming sights n this city Of Gu
nous things.
Az hours walk through streets and scenes ike
these brought us to the foot Of the hill Of Atago.
Thisisa low eminence, to which the foreigners
have given the name OF Bolleyiew. Its summit is
crowned with temple, snd hnc Of tca-houss
occupy the length Of its brow. The ascent Is
through an imposing gateway or lodge, and up
Aigtt Of hundred stone steps. There are two Of
t.lese stoae sairways the one winding circuitously
tLe other leading directly up tie bill, grand star
case, fifteen feet wide, and nearly hundred hieh'
Tho Japanese are passiouately fond Of pleasure re-
sorts. An ornamental garden, fine prospect, or
any similar attraction, win always have abundance
Of visitors. Few places would be more ennsans
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IN COMMON COUNCIL

| Alta regular meeting Of the Common Council OF
| Alexandria, held March 18th, 1861, there were
! present:
MesSrs. Trip!ett Atkinson, Suoot, Harmon, A
| Januicson. AShby, Snowden, Within gton, Harper
and 7. S. Jameson.
The President being absent, Mr.. Smoot was
elected President pro ten.
! K. II. Miller, member elect from the Third Ward,
appeared and qualified.
On motion Of Mr.. Whttington, ii was
Ordered, That the Committee on Streets exam
inc the street pavement on Union, between Wolfe
and Queen streets, and report to Council early
practicable Il probable cost OF repairing the sa:n
The report of the Keeper of the Powder House,
was received, read and accepted.
4 communication was received from the Fire
Department asking that the extra supply Of gas
allowed to the several Fire Companies, be distri-
huted as follows:
Sun s.Is, Friendship 5.16, Hydraulon 2-l6,
| Star l-lG.
Which on motion, WINS referred to the Commit
tee Oh Light with authority 10 grant the request.
The Special Committee on the joint rules epor.
ted that they had unaninnsy agreed to adopt the
pint rules ofthc last Council, the joint rules of
this Council.
On motion, the report was adopted.
The Board Of Aldermen sent to Council the re-
port Ct the Committee on Public Property to whom
had been referred order directing repairs to be
made on the Hay Scales. the Committee reported
that they had discharged their duties, and The cost
OF repairs amounted to NINETY eight dollars urd
eighty nine cents, for which they ask the adoption
Of the following order:
Ordered, Taas the Auditor issue his warrants in
favor of Charles R. Grymes. Peter g. Henderson,
Wn. W. Alien, and Smoot & Perry, for the pay
ment ur their respective bills, amounting to ninety
eight dollars and eighty nine cents, for repairs on
the city Hay Scales.
On motion, this Board concurred in the action
of the Board Of Aldermen, passing the order.
4 report from the Committee Oh Claims, to whom
had been referred application from +. l.. Barre
da to have refunded 70 him Sl4.60, taximpropery
assessed, was received through the Board of AL
dermen and the passage Of the following order by
The Board ot Aldermen, concurrcd in:
Ordered, That the Auditor issue his warrant in
favor Of +. l.. Barrcda, tor 60.
On motion, Council then adjourned
Tcste JAMES DEMPSEY, Clerk.
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IN BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

Alta meeting Of the Board of Aldermen of Alex.
andra, held Tuesday evening, March 18th, 1861,
there were present,
| Geo. ii. Bryan, esq, President
Messrs Markell, Barton, Simpson, Armstrong
Boothe, Wilmer, and Cazenove.
The Board proceeded, to 90 into an election for
Clerk.
| Mr.. CazeDove nominated the present incumbent
Messrs. Hodgkn Easllack and Padgett were
| also nominated
| The ballot being taken and neither candidate
| getting sufficient majority, there election
! The Board going in TO second ballot, C. Pow
6 was declared elected Clerk of this Board.
motion was made TO go into an election Of q
| Messenger.
after several baIlors, Mr.. John Shackleford was
declared elerted Messenger this Board.
| Mr. Armstrong called up the claim of Mr.. F. l..
Barreda, with the following order laid on the table
on the Cd Of March, 1851:
| Ordered, That the Auditor issue mis- warrant in
favor Of F. L. Barreda for the sum of Sl4.6o.
! The order was adopted.
The Committee Public Property reported on
the repairs Of the city Hay Scales, together with
the following order, which was adopted:
Ordered, That the Auditor issue his warrant in
favor Of Charles R. Grymes, Peter G. Henderson
VIM w. Allen, and Smoot 4 Perry, for the pay
Of their respective bills, amounting to ninety
eight dollars and eighty-nine cents, for repairs
on the city Hay Scales
report from the Keeper of the Powder House
was received and accepted.
The following order, passed by the Common
Council, was received and laid on the table:
Ordered, That tho Committee on Streets exam
inc the street pavements Union, between Wolfe
and Queen streets and report 10 Council as early
as practicable the probable cost Of repairing the
same.
A communication received from the Fire
Department, referred by the Common Council to
the Committee on Light with the authority to
grant the request, the action Of the Common Coun-
ell coucurred it.
A communication was received from the Super
intenacnt of Police relative to the old market
house, which was referred to the Committee on
Public Property.
The Joint Committee appointed on the part of
the two Boards to report joint rules for their gov
erno:ent, made report unanimously recommend
ing the adoption of the joint rules of the last City
Council.
The report was received and adopted.
The Board then adjourned.
Tcste: POWELL, Clerk.
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LENGTH OF DAYs.-At Berlin and London.
the longest day has sixteen and half hours.
At Stockholm aod Upsal, the longest has eiSh-
teen and half hours, and the shortest Eve
and half At Hamburg. Dantzic, and Stet-
tin, the longest day has seventeen hours, and
the shortest seven. At ST. Petersburg ADD
Tobolsk, the longest has nineteen, and the
shortest five hours. Al Torneo, in Finland,
the longest day has tweny-one hours and
half, and the shortest two and hall. AT
Waudorbus, in Norway, the day lasts from the
2lst of May to the 22d oI July, without inter-
ruption; and IN Spitzoergen, the longest lasts
three months and half.
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FORGE SIG ERS,

B0OK-BINDER AND PAPER RULER.
No. - Prince Street, opposite the Gn=ette Cgicc
ALEXANDRIA,, VA.
REUSIC, Magazines, and Old Books bound in
IyE any style. also RULE and make to order,
any description Of BLANK BOOKS, which will
warrant 10 be a;t;c Of lie best paper ana materials,
a.h howud III the strongest manner. Bank culcerS,
Bankers, Merchants, Clerks Of Courts, Hotel Keep
ers, Insurance Companies, and all VIII" want Blank
Books, arc respectfully invited to give me call.
iN Of
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GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT,
No. +, Spcars' WAa!G B0limore,
NTILL give diiigent personal attention to all
w business committed to his charge. ana res
:,cr;:u,ly soliritS of his friends and the public
generally. l!:cir rousignmcnt$ q! Grain, Fl"nr,
Tnbacct1, &C.. and their orders for whatever the
market furnishes.
Baltimore NH 22--iy
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JEFFERSON rECEY,

uPHuLSTERER, GLIDER,
And Hoase Uccoyd:"r IN ifrneroi.
ETUILST returning his grateful acknowledge
w nentS 10 his Numerous friends for their very
liberal cement during the two years he has
been amongst them assures them that II VIII ne his
continued effort to serve them with prcmptncSs,
and Ut moderate charges at his old Stand. No liH,
NoRrn SIDE kIxc STREET. ALExASDnIA. NH 20
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TIT h MAS S. JI MIElS q \,
FAC EINIST and

l y J. Y
Corner of Royal and Wilkos streets,
ALEXANDRIA, VA,
IS prepared TO execute oTdcrS for STATIONERY
! STEAM ENGINES. BoiLEns Mill Gearing, Shaft
ing, Pulcys and hangers, TobaccoScrcws, Pumps.
FaJs Slide and Hand LatheS, Drill! Presses, Wrought
or Cast Railing, Columns and Girders, Gas OF Water
Pipe, and Machinery Of every description. Supe-
rior CASTINGS made to order 1T short notice and
on raasnnahle terms. Ap I-entt
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NEGROES WANTED.-Wc wish 10 pnrof"SS
~ any number Of NEGROES, of both ScXcc,
for cash. All letters addressed To At this place,
will receive prompt attention. Having bought
the establishment, lately occupied by MILAN 4
Gricshy, West end Duke street, and having reEt-
ted It to make it of the most healthy and
Portable Depot for NEGROES, we Will receive
them on board on the usual terms.
aug 3o--eotf -. fhloh ~ d y Cooh. ~
TEnEOES WANTEO.-I wish To purchase
anv number Of NEGROES, Tor which will
Day liberal prices Those wishing to SELL Will 90
we'll to call on me before selling, at my Old Stsh"'
at West End, Alexandria, Va.
sug 1s-dtf JOSEPH bno'N'
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Hzss- Children and servants with the usual de-
ductions. Il. FONTAINE,
President of Virginia Central Railroad.
E.ig- TICKETS for sale al all the above nau:ad
Stations on the Alexandria, Lou'3oun and lamp
shire Railroad. v. Blu TIE,
General Superintendent. A.. L. & H. Il. R.
cab
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AUCTION SALES.

COMMISSIONERS' SALE OF VALUABLE
y REAL ESTATE IN THE CITY OF AL
EXANDRlA.--By virtue of y decree of the Cir
cult Court Of Alexandria county, rendered in the
suit Of Sarah OtfG!t's executors, vs.. Lester Lloyd
and others. the undersigned Commissioners, will,
at II O'Clock, II ON SATURDAY. the 9th day
Of April, 1851, in trout Of the Mayors Office, in
the city Of Alexandria, sell at public auction, that
Ez.a valuable HOUSE and LOT, the south
,Il1!4l. side Of King street, one door cas-: Of Fa-
yctte street.
TERMS :--One-tenth of the purchase money in
cash. The balance in three equal in.talmeuts, at 9,
II, and IS months, from the day OF su!e-the de-
fcrred payments, bear interest and to be secur-
ed by the negotiable notes Of the purchaser with
an approved endUrscr and the title 10 be retained
until the deferred payments are made. The cash
payment to be forfeited and The property resold
at the risk of the purchaser, on failure to comply
with tho terms Of sale.
I. LOUIS kINZER,
LAW. Il. TAYLOR, Comm re.
D. l.. SMOOT,
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:. u. DENT.
BLACRLOCK, DEN? y CO.,
|: q T.1a8IEy

&C. BRADLEY,
CABIN EFT, CHAIR L SOFA MANUFACTURER,
Corner of k,iag d; Aitred sts., AIcIandr'", Va.
VyAS constantly on hand and offers 10 the pub
Z I lie, an excellent assortment "f Cabinet ware,
Sofas and Chairs cf every variety and on the lev
eSt terms. which, for durability and finish cannot
ha .rr.t,sscd NH i--Iy
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RROous! BRooMs!! BRooMs !!

yUST 20 think that am determined 10 sell
u BROOMS to our merchants III 2Le<andr'",
Washington. and Georgetown, and 'h"t viii no"
sell them per cent; lower than they cHh>'e bought
any whore north Of this place.
L. HERRING, Royal. street.
dec } four doors south OF h'ng' AleA -
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NEW ARRANGEMENT.
rlIR 0IIG Ii HICE ENS To I RlGI N

-. ...-,
44S -: ~ .:s-, r.,
DY AGKEEMfNT with the Alexandria, Lou
ID doun and Hampshire Railroad Company.
Throagh Wchets rW her@i;.r he tSS"c" oc.r fhe
Osanoc and lliara,Ijfu "i Central Hoiir"ads,
fran all the Hofi"i,~ on tie A'.."uuGsia, LoudO"n
and Homp~hirs Road 10 Richmond Il! sr1"ced
prices.