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NORTHAM FAkM FOR SALE.-Th,

I'M Ok1 HAM FARM FUR SALE.-Ih6
IN subscriber, intending to commence business in
the city of Richmond offers at private sale his beau
tiful FARM. situated on the Three Chopped Road,
eight mileE6Azn Richmond and three miles west OF
the teruhnatAun 0F the Richmond l. Westham Plank
Road. There about $50 acres, all enclosed-a
part of which is good meadow land the balance easy
to cultivate, with good dwelling and all necessary
out.houses; good well of water ard about thou
sand choice Fruit Trees. Also, the stock and crops
il desired.
TERMS will be accommodating, if sold imme.
diately.
For further information please apply on the pre-.
misses. or to GoDDIN APPERsoN, Richmond. Pos
session given after weeks notice.
ne 5-dAwImt r. IONIC
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TIN PLATE-l50 boxes roofing and sin
i gle Tin. blocA Tia and speIter. Tor sale hy
% - EDWIN WORTHAM i co
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WATCHES. JEWELRY. e

r. WATCHES, JEWELRY, Go,
"a Ac-RAYMOsDk ALLEN, No 144l South
ENz, End street, Phiis6elphia formerly OF Rich.
bmond. Va } respectfully invite the attention
of their friends snd the cit;zens of Richmond, Va
generally to their new and well-selected stock OF
Fine Watches, Jewelry. Los ketrs, MedalIions &C.,
&c. Customers visiting Philadelphia viii find it to
their sdvantsae to sive ns call - we are deter
tail house in the country.
N. BAH kinds of Watches and Clocks repaired
in rst.rate order and warranted to keep goed time
Jobsof every description on Watches done for the
trade very reasonable terms
RAYMOND ALLEN, l44a South End st..
ne 25-dlm PHILADELPHIA
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PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT.
English Studies. $50 90
sse COLLEGIATE DEPARTMENT.
English aud Scientific Studies $50 90
Ancient and Modern Languages, each......... 20 90
ORNAMENTAL DEPARTMENT.
Music-Piano, with use of Instrument. 80 90
Organ or Harp.......... W "
Drawing, Painting, Embroidery &c.....$2J to so 90
BOARDING DEPARTMENT.
Beard, (fuel, lights, &C.. included $500 90
WANING. ~
r. No extra charges. Pupils provide Books and
Stationery Ut their own expense. In cases Of pro
tracted sickness deduction viii be made for abb
sence.
e. Pamphlets containing the Plan Of the Institute
may be obtained at the Bookstores of Mess Harold
4 Murray, James Woodhouse, Chss WORKMAN, Geo.
N. West, J. w. Randolph, A. Morris, w. A. Buffers
and Knowles Walford.
eE Applications for admission, or inquiries In
regard other particulars may be addressed to Rev.
BASIL MANLY, jr, President Of the Institute, Rich.
mond, Va J. B. JETER,
- 1-dtl4oc President of the Trustees.
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TNWU HUNDRED AND FIFTY THOU-
i SAND Neutrality-suspicious. AND DAN
VILE RAILROAD COMPANY.-Two hundred
and fifty thousand dollars mortgaged Bonds Of the
Richmond and Danvilie Railroad Company are now
offered for sale, made reasonable in Eve years from
the date thereof and the interest payable semi
nuay at the Office Of the company n Richmond.
plstsd 70 Danville y twelve months from this lime
Persons desiring u invest may apply either 1t the
Chico Of the Companyi 70 v. Whether, President; 10
yamas Brown, Jr. or Robt II Msury.
" 5.-6md z. VAN DEUAG0N, Treasurer.
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ANGUAGES.-Thes subscriber gradua.
Lifted at the University Of Warsaw, will commence
on the LIST October next course Of instruction
in the following Languages and Literature
German, Polish, Russian. Greek, Hebrew, Chalds-
ic, Kimchei, ard the Bah: Talmud.
His plan of instruction s according to his own sys-
ter and has been successfully pursued for the lat
six years.
Private Lessons to suit the convs nisacs Of Learn;
ers.
Ladies and gentlemen DESTROYS Of learnirg any of
these Ian guages respectfully requested to mako
early app caton, that they may select and te certain
Of their hours. At the bookstore Of Mr.. Jas. Wood.
house, Richmond, Va
SAM'L N. LASKI.
N. B. All Languages are taught to write, and par.
ticularly to speak.
TESTIMONIAL:
Mr. LAsKI, has exhibited to me abundant testimo-
malls from most respectable sources of his good chs
racter and accomplishments teacher of anepages
and as such, take pleasure In commencing him 10
the confidence and regards Of the citizens Of Rich
mond. Rev. CHS. Fl. READ.
Richmond, Va July 18th, '4.
REFEREECEs:
Rev DR.. Moore, Rev. DR.. Howell, DR.. McCaw,
Rev. Mr. Woodbridge, De Voss Esq, Consul, Rev
Mr. Cummings. DR.. Peticolas. - I3-1m
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GAS APPARATUS FOR THE COUN-
NJ TRY. adapted to the use of private dwellings
churches schools, hotels watering places, factories
foundries, maehine shops and railroad stations.
The MARYLAND PORTABLE GAS COMPA-
NJ OF BALTIMORE keep on hand and make to
order GAS MACHINES Of any required capacity -
Their apparatus has stood the test Of years. and can
Lot be excellsd In economy, safety and simplicity
For particulars address
=. b. SPRA0UE, Treasurer,
au 1-d3m 202 BALTIC. st., Bait, Md.
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1KOIECTION AND INSURANCE :

JKOIECTION AND INSURANCE.
=, pl mhanINGs Justly celebrated Fire and Rur.
IN almost every place Of business Every . ,.
~ pooLs. papers money and other vaiuabis sra;
only secure method of protection axnnsf sr.s sna
.nieves These Safes now stand before the wor,S
tne CHAMfiON SAFES, having proved themseivss
nave not secured one Of Herrng's cheap Insursncs
omces Will Ind fall assortment at the Office Of rs
sue aAsenL 4. McCANDLISH, Jr
ny I'll lS6 CARY sfrnet
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BRANDIRs AND CIGARS :

WINES, BRANDIE6 AND CIGARS -
w In Store and for sale, choice assortment 10
whish We call the attention Of tho tEads md con.
"a mers-
S. Casks .. h. and Pals Lendon Dock DRAHDIRs
n and /.
d Cssks Port Wine and Part Juice.
50 Casks Sherry and MaAeifa--part very choice.
30 Bbis. choice Old Aye Wh'ssey.
Heilsud Gin, jamaica hsm, Scotch and Irish Whis-
Nv and fbH assortment of Cordinla.
Porter M Ale-cI0AHN ~ all eEadee.
8 - DUDLEY 4 CO, ~ Maia &.
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TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD
4 The following negroes absconded from the
Coke Mines, in Henrico county, yesterday mornins
add TENDOLLARS reward each will be paid fol
their appIekension and delivery at the Mines in
any Jail ihfhe State
GEORGE, black negro.5 feet inches in height,
" old intelligent sprghtly locking, generally
smiles when spoken to-mouth small for ne gro
raised in Charlottesville and lately taken out of Au-
gusta Jail runaway.
SPENCER, black negro, feet III inches in
height, very wide the shoulders dewrish but
very powerful looking man, q years old-a burn on
his left arm near the shoulder-wde mouth-low
forehead, almost invariably smiles when spoken to
He raised by John Hart Hunt. in Pitts lvania
county. aa 2f--dta mo. L WERTH AIT
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GUNS! GUNS!! GUNS!!

GUNS! GUNS! GUNS!!!
TO MERCHANTS AND SPORTSMEN.
Just receired from England,
400 DOUBLE AND SINGLE BARREL GUNS.
take pleasure in informing
my friends, customers and the public,
that have just received my Fall sup
<S- ply of DOUBLE AND SINGLE BAR
REL GUNS, of all qualities and descriptions, direct
from the manufactures of England; and from my ex-
rence in the Gun trade, together with the facilities
possess in having these Guns made under the drec-
ton of welltred agent TO my especial order, feel
confident that my present stock of Guns in hand can
not be surpassed in this country.
From these advantages am enabled to offer a.
good bargains any other house in the United State
and for fine workmanship and style of Guns for the
different kind of game throughout these parts, put
them against any Guns imported all having been
made by the best of workmen in Englsnd All ! ask
from those in search Of superior plainly finish
rowling Fleece, 10 call to examine my stock before
purchasing elsewhere, to ensure sale.
JAMES WALSH.
Importer and Maker of Guns, Rifles &c,
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All persons having claims
IN against the estate Of JOHN LYNCH, decd, are
requested to present them proPerly authenticated to
the undersigned. Ard all those Indebted to the said
estate are requested to settle their respective dues
with as little LAY possible.
r. N. BURTON, Administrator
Ne 14-ts With the Will annexed
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kLEANH SUGAR AND MOLAS0EE.
" .-N hhes Orleans sugar, fair to strictly prime
quality; TO bbls. prime 0fieans Molsssee - store
and for sale BY Ell eKINKEn
0c Cary sfreet
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CARPETS AND RUGS-Opening this
~ morning, per steamer, direct from the NJ York
auctions
$500 yards Carpeting at 25 cts. worth SOC.
200 do. extra do at ST. to t0cts
5000 do. ell wool Carpefing. at IS to 81.
$500 Dc. Blussels Do. Ri to si.25.
500 Rugs, all sizes from a2.50 to SI2.
C. A. GwATKINs,
oc 2-6tif Opposite Exchange Bank.
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HURLEY, EXCHANGE

w CoLLEcrIoN OFFICE, No. S, Pearl st., Rich.
mond, Va.
Bills of Exchange, Bank Notes, Coin, &c. bought
ard cold. So
Collections on the Cities of Virginia and North
Crrolina made on fav orable terms
Stocks bought and sold on Commission
Refer to r. H. Chsmbe rlaine, Eco, Cashier Far
mers Bank, Norfolk, Va; R. w. Bowden, Esq, CASH
Ter Bank of viginis Norfolk, Va josiah Wills, Esq,
Merchant, Norfolk, Va; Messrs. Maury e. Morton.
Bankers Richmond, Va; Messrs. C. w. Purcell
Co, Bankers, Richmond, Va; John Thompson, Esq,
Merchant. Richmond, Va. sc 8-dSm
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DUMPS! PUMPS.i-Just received Ut
=. my store on Isthst.. between Main and Gary. .
other Force. Lever, and Doubles P6NPS Of
VARIOUS patterns with brass and iron cyudern which
VIII SAIL ON the most accommodating terms Per-
sons needing such articles ahould give me 3 call
NH Sl-ts CHAkLEH-H LANaLEY Z
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NARD.-J. A. HARRINGTON, import
~ or and wholesale and retail dealer In Cigars.
Snuff Tobacco &c, 1884, Main, corner Of 10th streets,
Richmond l. receiving general assortment Of fine
old Havana and American Cigars. Also on hand and
receiving. q fresh assortment of fine Chewing and
Smoking Tobacco, suitable for the trade.
ssI6 A. HARRINGTON. 8
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-03-16
M | S @ 81 La n Y.
DISTRESSING ICED MINISTER'S.

The SLOWING Puugen satire from the pen Of the IA
vorite Fanny Fern, may n read with interest,
Your minister lis 'superannuated, is
he2 Well, call parish neeting and3Yo
him dismission Hint that bis usefulness
is gone that be is given to repetition-that
be puts his hearers 10 sleep TURF him 8.
drift like blind horse, or a lame house.
dog Never mind that he has grown grey
ia your tbankless seryice-thst lie has
smiled on your iufints at the baptismal
font, givcn them lo9ihgly away, in marriage
to their hearts CHOSEN. and wspt with yeu
Wien deaths SHADOWS Garkened your door
Never mindesAat hs LAS. listened many a
tune, and Oft, With courteous grace, - your
tedious, prosy CONVERSATIONS, when his mo.
ments we're like gold 6uss Never mind
that he has patiently aud rn5omplainingly
accepted at your hands. the smallest pit
tance tAAt would sustain life, because the
master whispered inI bis ear. tarry here till
come" Nsvor mind that the wife of his
youth, whe, won from hsuse Of luxury, is
broken down with fatigue and privatiens, and
yeur thousand unne cesssry demands upon
her patience, strength and time Ne7er
mind that bis children at an early age, were
exilei from the parsonage rsof because there
was net bread espugh and to spare in
their fathers house Never mind that his
library consists Of saly Bible a Concord
ance, and Dictionary and that to the lux
-ury Of religious paper he has been long q
stranger Never mind that bis wardrobe
would be spurned By many mechanic in
our cities Never mind that be has risen
early and set up late, aud titled the ground
with weary limbs, for earthly mamma,
while his glorious ihtellect lay in foitcrs-
for you Never mind all that, call par
ISL meeting and vote him supersRnuated
Don't spare him the starting tear Of wound
ed pride, by delieately Offering to settle a
colleague, that your aged pastor may rest
en- bis staff in grateful. grey-haired indie
pendesee No turn the old patriarch cut;
give him time to 50 to the moss grOuaa
church yard, and say farewell to his uncen-
scious dead and then-give the right haad
Of fellowship to sdme bcardless, peaantic,
neisy college boy, who viii save your sextsn
the trouble Of pounding the pulpit cushions;
and who will tell you aud the Almighty
in his prayers, all The Political news Of tho
week y
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-03-16
rHlE WING parry.

We ask ne atisdiis u an srus Wigs TO she follow
ing from KeHinrks psst sifled livink soa the Hoa j.
?, critiendOh d bEvishes the uue spirit, and while
sueh mea are anak VI despair sGoula never cas-, il
shadows upon ne bucS u any member q the party 8
Al public dlnnes Sivs 10 him Il Frankfort, csapl
inestary t6asi wass Isrsl n his hoaor !,
After ths aplatasi sabsided Mr. Critic den rose
I'D spoke With hg acrtcmed force and eoquenee lar
ABOUT twenty mnSts lie said il had pleased The Leg.
siainre q keatny II elect him the Uaited STATES
Senate, being the zxtk tame be had received that a.
tngnshsa hqner HesEas wing u the Henry cia,
r.derstood their seashizs Il he had rightly understood
Fhig principles, 10 ttnsht that when he served III
country The most hesha Be serving his party the best
He repened q oinSoh be had ever expressed az no
act. as pahc man ha had ever committed: with Nm
politics and parties change and asperiics pass a,e,
with the Occasion Y hiek gave them brth The Nstion
a Denocfary 81 N<F Kork had nieh 10 rs thai
%s sa !. s ma snss ~ hs t5oa -.
Necessary vvss sssfor the true wen being q
the eo1atry. Il - thS great Reserve 70 be called up
Nh.n the coantry efuasds its service Whether IN
minority amaiprty, abe duty 81 the Whg party was
the same-ta stand BY: our country The whig party
than saved tie country from impending ruin
in 1890 1882 and in lsaa Wsihout Henry Clay where
woald have teen 4! Where wonlh have been the
Missouri Conpfsnise, The Compromise Of 1891. the
Compromise of Is501 The Wing party although de-
aed in the great canvass Of 1884, with the great and
gallant Scott for teir header dead and would
be bitter day f1r our country il il should die. The
vhig party not made 10 Be killed BY defeat; ii
will awake new life whenever the country demands
its service. Here. in Kentucky. ony once in twenty
years has the Wing l.arty been defeated. Here We
have never laid down or arms This i the cid banner
wing State of the uno and IL our banner should trail
in the dust in other Stses, here. in Old Kentucky il
shall stand and freaidlt erect while there is
hesrt and strong Arm tosulhodI II. The Wing party
is the party of tue Progress, progress based upon
the experience " thepast Every step il takes il
step forw ard
But the glory f our future depends upon the Union
II the States DIVIDE the States, and the world has
never seen % Wild wreck there would be- He rep
resented State III which there was no Disunionists no
Abolitionists no Sssseasts. Here the peoples
was the Unoh, the tUnan always the Union il is.
Sach the people, Kentucky, the State which he
was born and with be was proud 10 represent
He saw nothing ~ discourage the Wing party. The
last OF office moi 81 strong ranks render
uhmnGfn Of the iruS hoHor Of country Oae million two
hundred thousand Wings voted for Cen Scott. He did
not succeed but could have beaten him hut cur
democratic fellow ttizens. III conclason he said he
was for Old Kentucky asshe and as she is So may
she remain stb
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-03-16
LOVING HOMES.

Nothing appears to US 50 beautiful in hu-
man experience as the reciprocal affection
of parents aud childEen, especially after the
latter have attained maturity. and il may
be have formed new relations in life. We
have seen the loving and lovely daughter,
after she had become wife and mother,
seize every opportunity Of visiting the pa
ternal hometo lavish her affectienaie atten-
tiOns upon her parents, and BY Thousand
tender and graceful ikindnesses assure them
that though she was an idslizea wife, and .
happy mssher, blessed with lovely children,
her heart still cleave with ever strengthen
ing fervsr ts father And mother who watched
over her iafaHey, and guided her youth It
las been our privilege 10 knew such. and
as We have witnessed the outperings Of love
and happiness between these devoted and
glowing hearts, We have felt that surely much
Of heaven might be enjoyed here if all fani-
lies were equally attached. And would that
every daughter knew what pure Joy she
might create 10 the parental b1sem by cen
slant keeping alive III the spirit Of filial de-
vOtioa. and seizing frequent opportunities, 70
make it manifest in Ilitale acts Of gentleness
and lOve, Notwithstanding the child may
become q parent The child never grows
old to fond parent Il is always the dear
child, and never SO dear as when it keeps up
tie childish csnfaence and lsye Of It's EARL
est years
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-03-16
LoCom5tiyE IN Town.

The Railroad trick is now ompleted from
Wayne.borougnt Il Ibis place, and the locomotive
which hauts the. Hos aud cross ties comes into
town The grand; eh,ree was made last Wednes-
day and the scshG al the time was quite exciting
1t lis said iha; owpgto the delay ofihe State work
the cars will net c}oss The mountain on the tempe
rarytrack before Ap.A or May. We shall not ex-
pee, them ill they aisive.
The Charlottesville sJsfersoriGH is informed tia.
further difienties,ata experienced in working the
main tunnel, Ths yater has greatly increased a,
the West side, and there is some danger Of gen
eral cavng in. Oh he East side, The rock hasbeen
SO bard as ID TeqnEre 40 drills 70 be used 10 boring
one hole bnt there is slight improvement present
The land side wSieh occurred two weeks ago a
the middle tunnel will not retard the work 4
# rs SlaGn Spectator.
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rms FARMERS PEST.

Weeds, it should BE reccllected, are al
ways more eEhausting to sell than either
roots or grain crsps They are indigenous,
consequently gross feeders, and abstract from
tbs soil saly those elements effsrtility which
are essentially and indispensably requisite
to sustain the more valuable aud cultivated
ereps 1t SHOULD ever be~a rule with the
farmer, to allsv no plant 10 perfect its seed
On bis premises, that will in any way, d.
ninish the productivenesS Of his soil There
are many weeds which, if cut close to the
sell, while IN infsrescsAce inevitably die /;
and others, If 90 treated, will not start again
till the following year, Or if they do. il will
Be very feebly, and with 50 little vigor that
they will eject but little injury, compare
lively sbsaking, aud without any possibility
Of proaueingI seed Mulles thistles, bur-
docks aud many ether noxisus productions
Of similar class, may be eradicxtsd BY
piaciue I tablespoonful Of salt upon the
stump Of each plant after cutting IT, When
these weeds are in forse,n We have fire.
caensly found it profitable to SOW salt freely
after nsHiDg, As the exudisg huids Of the
reefs dissolve il, and Of course taks per
tisa sf il into their vessels, where, il acts ~
: nest efficient destroyer Ia field infsst-
cd With thisslss be nsxed when the thistlsz
are in fall blsen, and salt, say TIVE bushels
| ts the acre, " sswed upon the stunps, and
sheep BE permitted y Craze upea the encls
sare, Il is said the tAistlss viii De q enc.
destroyed This il perhaps mere ecsssn
! zeal msthsd of eradication, than renewing
/ the plants " The rosts. vhich istslisas, ex
psnsivs and but seldom efsctuaL
Maine Farmer.
18Th. ma We sborr.red sreubl... Ia,
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TIE Chicago Rribape Of 2ad also says:
A NUT Fok ABoLIrIoNIsM.

A bill has recently passed the Senate OF Va, for the
purpose Of allowing certain free negroes in the county
Nottoway, to cnsaye themselves These negroes had
earnestly petitioned foe Legislature for this privilege
MIR, Campbell the able and estmable Senator from the
Noftoway district Iaking statement Of the facts
the Senate said that they had been manumtied by the
will Of genilemain his district and that their desire
was to be sold 10 thsf late masters next Of kin. A
large number be RESPECTABLE Of Nottoway feeling
interest in the nrgres for their good character
their recommend atpns FOR the object. The bill
has passed the Sen&jes and have doubt, will pass
the other House 1hi simple fact is answer in tseH
% the hcu and Of the horrors Of slavery
70 which The prolific imagination Of abolitionism every
day gives birth - edmond Dispatch,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-03-16
BaEApsr{Fss Al rME WEST.

The whole WIS, appears to be tecming with
cprn, wheat and fsur. Welqno,e tie Peoria Press
Of the 10Th ;ts
In Peoria not oaly every warehouse and store
room is full of grain End ffuur, but every cellar in
which il safe ID Pot grain. is also occupied
Several large warehouses are now being erected
for that purpose one 81 which is ever 900 feet long
and so feet wide sXsknow of one4dearer who has
oyer two k1ndrea th61sand bushels OF grain now
ID store, and thrte that have over one hundred
thousand bushels acB There is al present in Pc
ofia one M lion bushels OF grain awaiting the
opening OF the r3ef and canal for the Eastern mar
ket {
The Chicago Eribape Of 23d also says:
The warehouses along our river are now full Of
grain, and several operators have been compelled
q withdraw from, thh market, 10 consequence Of
falling to obtain Storage room II i hardly proba-
bic that any of thE fsc, now in port will leave for
the lower lakes I'M sir weeks hence, aud as II may
BE- of niare.t to know what number of YES
sells are in port And uhat amount OF grain they
can take, WE fris tie whole number Of vessels,
brigs baIcues, pfepeslers and schooners 10 be six
II four. Fifty sefenof which may load with grain,
and can carry from 1900 10 1G 600 bushels or the
total Of 6i6 900 bashels The seven propellers in
port may probably lead with provisions.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-03-16
United States Hotel,

nor Passengers IN the newt Accommodation
j Taaigs Df tie Baltiuore ard Ohio Railroad
and Winchester and Foiat2ae Rhisroad, BFeaktss,
will always BE- prepared and III The Ialie II his
Hotel adJnieing lhe-Depot, 90 The sffisa n The
cars frem Winchester 10 connaft wiJll the4 Tain
80 Baltimore ard Washington having here a q
o'eiack. A NJ. DINNER, as usaal al o. O'Clock,
on the arrival ofthe train 4rom Wheeling SUP.
PER aIwats usoa he Table % sie srriyalo The
Winchester aud Baltimore Cars Persons on bust
iness or pleasure can remein In Harpers. Ferry
ftaS~ = L. 81 te'3 P. NJ and ledve ia the evening
train fer Badmnte aud Washington
Sta,Gnher /. 1853 NJ CAPRELr. :.