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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-20
SMITH Il ROBERTS,,
1 M PORT EEEsS OF nARDWA ARE.
Il lnaleey. a.uns mud S.shsllers HAVE


removed Ia their new and comm ,Iious War" hoase,
No. % ifn. Buildings. Pet,rl styea RICHMOND, Ia.
and re now IL re- elnt n .hei Nnrng stock nj HARD
WARE md SAnDLERY, embracing an cntre nsn
stock of ooaeh lladwafe AMI Trimmings.
Having made extensive md advantageous arrange.
ments with Foreign and Domestic Mmncturera nr sup
plies of ns, Suitable To e tsmanda of the irad
respectfully soliei exnnin ton of assortment
and prices.
The Virginia Tehaessee aud North Caroinia Trade,
visiting lhis marhet, wou do well call us, with
the assurance Of finding bot gonds and prices
pare avolahly with any Of the Northern eiies and il
will afford Us great pleasure exhibit the my
who may tnvor ns with II rall
Our stock consists in enrl Of
1900 io2en Pen and i'oelet Knives,
2,5oo +" Bu k, Bone Ebony md Ivory Knives and
500 !" Rodgers Wosteohom's, and Wade &
Butcher Rng lrs,
1000 Shenis unl SCISSOR.
000 knah. Sto 4, Pn 4 nnl Closet Locks,
is00 g" TIL, Csesl CUPID mud Trunk Locks
l. QUO q knnb mud humb Latehes hnd Bnlts.
s00 " "Nr inin - ''Co iins' aud 'Simmon4h hxes
500 =" Bench, Shng ing. mud Lathing HaIchets md
nnd Hammers
500 Ames Rowands oni other Spades and
Shpvels
o0D !" , nnd prone Forks
300 Gro. Bii itannin Pated, Iron Ten md Tnhl
900 ions Cast. Sheer. and Blister Steel.
900 kegs Burdens Pa,nt Horse Shoes,
5000 lbs Gt ins Horse Sine Nails.
1000 d1z Hnud. NJ In m d Smiths Files ana Rasps,
5000 er1 Wood Screws,
. 5000 no English, American and g. ID. Pcronssien
caps,
1000 Pair rfnce Chnns nn1 Stage Trlnes.
800 Log. Ok. Fifth Buck Breast and Halter Chains
b,n00 lbs Gnlvanlzed Pump Clnin.
Double and Stelr Barrel Shot Guns,
Rifle. Rifle Bufrels. Lock- nni Mouhtinga,
Circular Saw fr IN 10 go ina hns,
Mill. Pit, Cross Cut. Hand and Tenon Saws
Ansil-, Vicca, Bellows,
Sledge Hand, and Shoeng Hammers,
Stocks and Dies. Screw Plates, Angers, Ohisels
Bruce ind Bits, Planes and Pens Irons
Waldrou.s mud Patent Grass and Grain Scythes,
Snenlhs Horse aud Mule Collars.
Brides and Bridlr Filings,
Hafcrs Web Reins, Girhs, Siddles. Bride
Bits,
Siiiup Irons Spurs, Buckles and Snddery Hnrdl-
generally,
Hog Skins Pat mud Enameed Lenthe,
Sheep Skins, Enamelltd Cloth, Canvass nnd
Duck,
Oil Carpet, Coach Lnces,
Irnn Axes. Ito "a lnches
Blight and Black Springs, Coaoh and Plough
Bots
Hubs, Spokes Felloes, Shafts ard Coarh Ma
ker's materials generally,
Anchor Bolting Cloth,
With every other article usually kept in we'll select
ed stock of Hsrdw ware. feb 22.dSrlm
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1t will be seen from the above card, tha have be
come joint Proprietor with Mr. RossRR. of the popular
Hotel the "SoRyELL HOUSE, ard that it will be
Quoted in the future under T auspices. The patron
nge of my friends and the public generally is respect
fully solicited, with the assurance tha evey exeition
will be mad maintain the reputation already enjoyed
by the House. of the first il the Southern con"try
(ieb 24-t-.) RO. CAWTHON.
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TERMS.

:. ,,1isbed ilaiy Mt s6, and semi-weeily ut
Vle3iNiAN : No subscription Is taken for shorter
a5a no paper - i .s effep Pss a.
mi .r, inserted for so sents per square lor
sRAENTs ar sertion and 81 cts for every utter
svsrx INNER lnfh i,ions Is not marked the Ms 1t
~ me number Of in-r anf, and charged accordingly
IA als ss s'sfss a 5 St '~S ssss,
- u.n- weekly So mi weekly Sl5. livery yeHry
n inner iorm, daily "a condne his advertising o his par
s q s :. sssssa excess the space stipulated ''
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WILSON PtTfRs, MARTIN, W. s. PETERS
Nelshn Lvnchbure. Nelson
PETERS, MARTIN Il CO.,
Commission and Forwarding Merchants,
Richmond, Vn,

KcnunOnu, va,
11ENDER their services u their friends, acquainthr-
i res, mud the Planters, Farmers nnd Merchants of
Virginia and North Gu ona,
- FOR TIE SALE OF
TOBACCO WHEAT, FLOUR, CORN, &c.
IN for the purchase af GOODS, GROCERIES, GIL
ANO PLASTER, &c
Particular attention will be pnid The Forwarding
Of Con :, Grocerirs, Produce. &c.
fr their long experience IN business their united
efforts aud unng exertion they trust aud believe they
will be able give satisfaction those who mny confe
their business To their management.
Office ON 18th Street opposte Shockoe Wnfehause.
Storage House Ihe Bus n.
REFERENCE.
S"lso I iuHa t9 a., A. W. VEL M Augusta.
Hon Wm. g. Riyes, Albermare.
qrs e m alssa GsbclI' hF2gn' i.a' Nelson.
VIM A. Miller Lynchburg
Echos 81 Pryor, do.
Mcdaniel Hurt a. Preston, do
McCorke d. Jones, do
Acree a. Mctlannhan, do
Joseph II. Wilson,
Tinsley. Taylor d. Co, do.
A. b. Rucker, do.
Lee a. johnson.
Saunders a Irby, do.
j. 4 NJ Holns, TO-
IIugh Barclay, Lexington,
N II assie, Augusta.
VIM Martin, Chesterfield
Jas X cTyre q
ian @ gets
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THE vBLL HOUSE,

INIl undersigned having associated with him in the
Il rnunag cement of this well known House. Mr. Ron
CAwTHoN, Lynchburg respectfully solc
its connuan, of the patronage literally bestowed
upon his House. while its sole propIietr By then
jo exeltons, they halter themselves they shall be
able give und Nded satisfaction Their friends and
the public gene ally. THOS. ROSSER.
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Christmas Presents.

the time ior the Interchange Of friendly toke ems
egarda affection IL ut hand, and 'mnrry vi is-
and Happy New Year. are considered sich aP-
ate occa-iuns FOR bestowng On cherished friends
|llng which will serve IL recall IL mind, with in
FL fFidness, tie love in memory OF the eonof, II
p well 10 remin those who contcml late (and who
, presenting snme loved one with >ome hing real
a)e, that in all the whole catalouge Of Biiou;erie
= hoIliing which is surely ind invariably apf p
as lhe counterfeit presentment of the giver in t1e
p daguerrcatype especially when taken in TAN
@m'tahle style, and placed in oil the nuln,-
beautiful aud Fancy puper Mache, Velvet, Pea
ottoise she'll on Porte Mnnnaie Cases OF in an ele-
-ockct, bracelet, Finger Ring, or Breast Pr.
Choice asso tmen. OF which we have lusl received
ssly foy the Holidays, now on exhibition at the
New Popular Daguerrean Gallery,
in Street, Immediately over " m. II. Mnsh,'s Auc.
Dom.
D. fartirnlar pains taken give correct likeness
rustic pictures. Storooscopic and coloured Da
'oypes may be had in superior style, by those no
them Don't mst'ke the pllcr: MAIN STREET.
noR FROM BA,DGE Sr
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Truth Stranger than Fiction!

IT RECEIVED Mt the Whitehurst Gnllerya iarge
i Of very fine GILT FRAMES. -uitab for Da
another lo' oi PINS. LOCKETS,
tELETS, RINGS, KEYS and SEALS. (some
fae) making the largest aud must desirable as
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Fine CT G ar s .
dtE;;;.,.n.,z.zssSS Jas. River Canal. aS.HlsS aS.Hlss

F.Rr FROM IYscHBURG FARE FROM LYNcHBURG,
To Richmond. 50 30 To Lexington.---. 81 %
10 Chnrloite-vie SO To Natural Bridge. SO
10 Cumherl'd &. II % To But hanan, | 81
OUR PACKETBOATS leave Lynchblrg daily at
SPIN SUNDAYS excepted, and arrive in Richmond
second day ot A. NJ connecting there with tho North.
ern and southern Cars, leavi IL AT A. NJ ard Steam
Boats down the river. leaving at 6 A M In Lynch
burg supper will be provided on the BoatS Ter Iassen-
yer. ce1ine in on the Tennessee iailroad cars.
Passe gers for charlottesville will ttke the Tues
DAYS hnrsdays and Saturday Boat arrive in Scots.
vile next day III AN and in Charlottesvile P NJ
The Boat tor Lexingt m, Natural Bridge and Bnehan
an. will leave I.ynchhrg MONDAYS Wednesdays and
Flidays al 81 A. NJ Returning, leave Buchanan Mon.
days wednesday, and Fridays at 81 A. M.
BOYD, EDMOND DAVENPORT.
III IO.dts
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For Baltimore mud rh,indeiph'"

ny STEAMER BELVtDERE.
Leopes Richmond epery 1nesday al o'cto@ p ~
tt1lx TIL lnrgc uni new Stcnmer Il ELVIDERE
.sss6 Dapt GfronD will feeciye freight every Mon
lay, md up tho hour Of o'clock ?. NJ, ov,ry Tuaa
lny Tor the above place.,
Shippers Wheeling. Pftshnrg Ginrinnrd md tho
South and West generally will find his route the ohcnl'
,st and most expeditions. For freight, apply lo
LUDLAM & WATSON, Richmond W.
lulu 1ta
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SAW MANUFACT0RY,
10th STREET.,
BETWEEN MAIN AND CARY STREETS,
Richmond, Va.

BETWEEN MAIN AND CARY STREETS,
Richmond, Va.
rCNOLAND d BURGER-Praclicoi Sam Mon, Joetu
i rers- Are naw prepared to manufacture SA v
every description.
All Saws manufactured by US wnrHnied 10 V.
saisfnction If notthey will he exehanged,o or til.
ny refunded
SAWS that hav- been bent ID or sprung by rrr lrg
repaired aud warranted tn be us good "a
tV Repairing of all kinds done the shortest aice.
nov l5-dselv
4 OOKlNG GLASS AND PICTURE
L FRAME MANUFACTORY-Thc un1ersigned
Northern prices:
Portrait Frames. richly ornamental and plain gilt
Picture Frames Of gilt md fancy wood and gull.
Dagueneoype Frames, large beautiful assortmsp'
gonts
Looking Glass Plates. fall sizes and fitted in
Picture Gluss French, first quality. from 5Jx36 inch
esaown
Plate Glass for and dwellings furnished orIe
Composition Rosetes of all sizes for Builders interio,
work
ALso-Oid Work re-gilt aud jobbing j" all the aboe
branahes
Picture Glass cut /, any pattern--and large size
French Mirrors furnished to order.
ry7Country orders by mail willieceve pr Jm pt
lion. FRANCK K GLOVER,
1913 Main street. between 9th and l0thst. Richmond
Va June o-is
\I7OOD! WOOD! WOOD!!-A large
w supplyby
dec cots ECHOLS g. PRYOR.
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VOL. 2.-NO. 1915
DIss0LUTI0Ns AND NEW FIRMS.
CO-PARTNERsII1P.
New Hardware Establishment,
LYNCHBURG, Va


SIMPSON q BROTHER.
vi undersigned have assoeiafed S>{ {
themselves Tor the purpose of con
dactnr, In this city, the HARDWARE - :
boslNEs>, nniler the above sylc nnd firm aud .hall
open between The middle Of March ID first Of April
next in the NV Building kyes Corner" one DIR
nh we the FsebatRe Bank. Main sffect
Large and General Assortment of Foreign
and Domestic Hardware, Cutlery, Guns.
6addlerey, 30.
Iey viii havr on hand when n full receipt of their
Stock equal TO that of nny In tho upper country
which will be purohase1 for Cash. and ~ they design
10 import nany Of their foreign goods md parch ,sing
'lireot of Domestic American Manufacturers hop. to
'ief such Inducements To receive ibernl shara of
The patronage of the public
They beg leave To call the attention of Merchant.
Fnrneis Mochnn cs and Contfscto their Stock nsd
snrit their confidence, assuring them of thei, ability
and determination 10 -ell low any House, IL this
aeeiion III the State 4
Orders will receive prompt attention.
CHAS. SIMPSON,
Lnte OF McGorsle, ~ paon q Jones
s. NJ. SIMPSON.
Lnte Of Gregory, Roynll & Simpson.
feb 17.it
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DISSOLUTION,

DISSOLUTION.
TIVE firm of NORMAN g. MARTIN l. this dsy
u dissolyed by mutual consent. he nam ant. tho
firm will only be used In settling up the hu-ne-. Of tho
noncern, All persons having olniu,s seefmt tae oen-
nern will pre4en them for settlement te Th.snas T
Norman md all peraons in debt to the concern vii
please com, forward and pay.
THOS T. MOOR MAN,
Jan 2nd, 1854. JORDA n MARTIN
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NOTICE IT. 7 MOORMAN Of The LIE irp of
Moormun 4 Martin would nf rin ~, iIenis aud
tn-t ot he aie firm iai h- viii r.anu. the
Grocery and Commission Buainesa
The ID stand oi II Il NJ ,whc g he will max. every
eserton to give satisfaction his friends, Gus ,omers
md The public generally
He VIII keep constantly hsn,l a large and we'll Sc
lected stock of GRoGERIES. DRY GOODS, &c.
~ Special attention pnid the snln or forwarding
oi Tobacco, Wheat, Flour. No.. SIC. :. aass0- I
ian2 Ia TlOS T. MOORMAN.
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lust RECEIVED

GPECkAE NOE1CE.-rhe Partnership of J
- f. Slaughter & Co. Dissolved the oath of
last Jabuary and the undersigned alone authorized
close up NIL the business e the late firm. The under
signed will sill carry his Iron and Brnss Foundry
the mouth of Fishing Creek.
feb 2S.ts J.f. SLAIGHI Err.
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ylNIE Partnership formed ths LAT day of Februniy
1851 i,between the undersigned under the firm Of Il
X. Liggsn Loose Y Co, Ia hs day diaaolved by mutual
consent. William Loose will reiire from the firm, and
the business will be continued hereofofe by RI n.
Liggan and William Lila gam under tho style and firm
of II Il Bgga0 Il Son. who will settle and my ell tbs
liabilities, and are nlone horizcd to collect Tho
debts due the late firm of X. X. Liggen Loose g. Co.
X. Il LIGtAN.
w. LOOSE.
w. A. LIGGAN =
mar 2-dts March lst, 1854. s
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A. l.. HAMBRICK.
7. S-Mr B. b Y - not make apother mistake
and say that my C,rd hit "Uner'nkers for
| tell you igain that am dead yet. A.. l.. H.
feb 22-d I'm.
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'sATOGA or g., ,Nx.REss water.

r,, =, supnly just t, hand lirect rom the ceIebra.
. a. 7g1 Springs N,w-York For sale hy
10 III II. SEAY s. co.
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PHILLIP w. PAYNE.
Dealer iM Fancy Il staple ID Goods
~ w. IL. a. e. FISHER,

Pistols, Gan MoteialS Sporting apparatus,
OPPOSITE THE FRANKLIN HOTEL.
September fdts LYNcHBuRG. VA.
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WILSON PIT rs,
NIsA
Washington sentinel., 1854-07-15
CONGREss.


In the Senate, yesterday, the bill to provide
for the completion Of the Treasury building,
and the construction Of q new building for the
War, Navy and Interior departments, was
passed. Bills granting lands to Louisiana,
Missouri Alabama, and Mississippi, for rail
roads therein, we're passed. Also, resolution
for the distribution of the works of Thomas
Jefferson. Mr.. Chase introduced q bill to pro-
hibit slavery in the Territories of the United
States. The Homestead bill was further de-
bated and amended.
In the House Of Representatives, Mr.. Cum
ming introduced bill authorizing the Post
master General to contract for carrying the
United States mails from Brooklyn, New York,
to various ports in Europe.
Mr.. Mace, from the select committee ap-
pointed on the subject of mail steamers, made
a report thereon, entering into the history Of
that subject in all its relations.
The remainder Of the days session was oc-
cupied in the consideration Of private bills.
Washington sentinel., 1854-07-15

plunder but was organized and united upon It's
time e-honored principles, owing no obligation to
faction pledged to the bestowal Of no reward, and
bound by no consideration OF honor and justice TO
maintain its position and principles before the
Resolved That the President of the United
States by his unwsrrantable interference with our
own local politics, his palpabe and alarming in
vasion of State rights, and his unjust6abie and un
disguised Of his patronage to control our State
elections, has violated his obligation 70 his party
his allegiance 10 the Constitution, and his duty TO
the country, has alienated from his administration
a majority Of those in this State who cast their
votes for him in 1852.
Resolved, That the national democracy Of this
State contemplate with high satisfaction their
agency in effecting the amendment 70 the consti-
tuition which has placed the enlargement and COM
pletion Of the canals at an carly period beyond
contingency, and we congratulate the people OF
the State that the eminent success which has thus
far attended its execution, has fully JUSTIFIED the
expectations and hopes of its projectors.
Resolved That all coalitions are unmanly and
dishonest and lead only 10 tricks and struggles
for ascendancy between the discordant interests
which have bargained 10 coalesce, that we must
coniide for success solely in the intrinsic excel
lence of our principles, as having their foundation
in eternal truth and justice, and therefore destined
through whatever fluctuations of fortune, ulti-
matey to prevail !; that all those who are with US
in sentiment and feeling, we cordially invite to aid
us in giving effect to these principles by assisting
10 build up and consolidate the national demo-
cratic party of New York.
Washington sentinel., 1854-07-15
Banks Of the District.-The following are

Banks of the District.-The following are tn
only Banks in the District having Offices of redemp
ton in Washington and conducted by responsible
stockholders:
Corporation Of Georgetown 3p.c. dis.
Bank of Commerce, and Farmers and
Mechanics Bank, Georgetown par.
Bank of Metropolis par.
Bank Of Washington par.
Exchange Bank, Selden, Wiihers q COD p. c. dis.
Farmers & Merchants Bank, Statham,
Smithson d Co. p. c. dis.
Patriotic Bank par.
GS-The above list to be corrected from time to
time.
North and South Carolina money bought at a
per cent.
Virginia, Maryland, Pennsylvania, and New
York at per cent.
Washington sentinel., 1854-07-15
FOREIGN ITEMS.

The BALTic--The bombardment Of Boomersund
began at o'clock, the evening of the 2lst, and
by o'clock the masked battery was dismounted
and abandoned, and at 10 r. M. the Russian maga-
zines were in blaze. One account says the
English lost men; another says a killed and
wounded.
The Russians fought passionatey, their artillery
were well supported with rifles. One bomb burst
on The deck of the Hecla. Midshlpman Lucas
threw another overheard before il burst.
Sir Charles Napier was near Cronstadt with
twelve screw lineoEbattle ships, nine frigates
five French ships-of-the-ine, and several French
corvettes. He wishes to engage the Russian
feet rather than make an attack on Cronstadt.
THE CAuoAsUs--Schamyl is in communication
with the English, French, and Turks. Several
English officers are with him, and il seems that
he is in possession of the defles of Darrell the
gates of the Caucasus, cutting of communication
with Russia by that route. II is said that the re-
ports about the strength Of the Trans-Caucasan
army Of Russia were highly exaggerated.
The Turks are about to advance on Tiais in
conjunction with Schamyl.
In FRANCE there was rumor that M. Drouyn
Lhuys will retire from Office, and be succeeded by
M Thouvenal. The ,Monttenr says: Mr.. Black
and NJ. Durand are empowered to negotiate in
France and England, on account of the Sublime
Porte, loan that will have to be ratified by the
representatives of the Sultan at Paris and Lon.
don.'
THE YOUNG KING OF PORTUGAL and his brother,
the Duke of oporto have been visiting Manches-
ter and Liverpool
AT SHANGHAI matters quiet again. The
American ship master, that had his jaw shot away
in the attack on the imperalist camp, has died Of
the injury received There have been reports of
some troubles in Canton lately, but nothing au-
thenlic has reached US. Admiral Stirling is hourly
expected in Hong Kong with the Barracouta and
Rather, stcam-vesses, and will, it is supposed,
should war be declared proceed norhwards in
search of the Russian squadron. The commander
in-chief in the Pacific, however, will most proba-
bly, have the honor of bringing Admiral Putiatin
and his feet to an action.
Washington sentinel., 1854-07-15
MisfaIIa4aaMs.
SCHOOL In FAUQUIRR.
ON THE FIRST DAY OF NEXT Sep
~ tember, shall open BOARDING SCHOOL
Benvenue. Fauquier County, Va,

~ te"uer, shaii open DOAhDlNGS SCdOOL
for boys, at
Benvenuc. Fauquier County, Va.
Three and half miles from Rectortown, depot
on the Manassas Gap railroad, and five miles from
Middleburg, Loudoun county. The subjects taught
in the school will be all The branches of an Eng
lish education, Mathematics, Ancient Langue "a.
French, Spanish, Chemistry, and Natural PhiIoso
ply Those who expect 10 complete their educa-
tion at our University may be thoroughly pre- pared
TO enter any class they choose in that Institution
The expenses OF a whole session Of ten months
for board, tuition, fuel, lights, &c, will be two
hundred dollars, payable, one-half in advance, and
the other the first of February. If pupil remain
with me for less time than five months, he will
be charged at the rate Of $25 per month.
The location which have selected is very
healthy and very accessible. My object is to es-
tablish permanent school, and hope TO succeed,
by using all the proper means within my power to
secure the comfort, happiness, and Improvement
of my pupils and the satisfaction Of their parents
or guardians I have had several years expert
ence as a Teacher in the school Of Mr.. Franklia
Minor, of Albemarle, and those who wish 10 learn
of my qualifications are referred to him for nfor-
nation, and also to the following gentlemen The
Faculty Of the University, Colonel III. B. Powell,
and General Asa Rogers, Of Loudoun, and Judge
Tyler and Colonel Lloyd Noland, of Fauquer.
IrMy Post Office is Mddleburg, Loudoun
county, Virginia.
July Off WILLOUGHBY w. TEBBS.
Washington sentinel., 1854-07-15
SPEECH OF HON. THOMAS H. BAYLY
OF VIRGINIA..

We publish, this morning, the speech Of
the Hon. Thomas H. Bayly, Of Virginia, on the
Mexican treaty. General Bayly is the chair
man of the Committee on Foreign Relations.
His high official position as such, and his long
and distinguished public service would natural
ly attract to any speech of his relating to
foreign affairs, large share of public atten-
tion. But independently of these things
General Bayly's speech merits, and will receive
general attention and general appreciation. 1t
is speech Of great power and much learning.
Its positions are strong, and are admirably sus-
tanned and illustrated. We regret that the,
space at our disposal does not admit Of a full
notice and complete analysis Of it. We must
content ourselves with this reference, and invite
to it the attention of our readers.
Washington sentinel., 1854-07-15
CUMMINGi CUMMINGI
STUDIES. = Lecture.

t the Book Of Daniel, rs cents.
The Tent and the Altar, or Sketches from Pa
triarchal Life, rs cents.
Scripture Readings, Sabbath Morning Readings
on the Old Testiment, rs cents.
Apocalyptic Sketches or, Lectures on the Book
OF Revelations, 2 vols, IS cents each.
Lectures on our Lords Miracles, rs cts.
Lectures on the PARALLELS, rs cts.
Voices the Day and Night, 2 vols, rs cts. each.
Voices the Dead, rs cts.
Churches before the Flood, rs cents.
All Of the above works by the Rev. John Cum
ming, ID. D.. who is now the great pulpit orator OF
London, for sale by
GRAY g. BALLANTYNE,
7th street, next to Odd Fellows Hall.
June 27--tf
Washington sentinel., 1854-07-15
NJ sick Headache Remedy.--A remedy for

NJ Sick Headache Remedy.-A remedy for
the sick headache, which has been recently offered
to the public, is attracting great attention. not only
by reason OF the very satisfactory testimonials to
IFS efficacy which have been volunteered by many
who have been benefited by il, but also because
there are so great number Of people who are af-
iicted with the distressing complaint, for which
no medicine has before been made public DIR.
Eastman, who discovered the efficacy Of his "rem-
edy," is physician in this city, in high standing,
with large practice. He is physician in whom
great confidence is placed; and we do not wonder
that his remedy for very common disease, which
has been so long needed has attractedthe attention
of ali sufferers from headache who have heard Of il.
From our own knowledge Of DR.. Eastman's char
acter and practice we have no doubt that the med
icne deserves the favor il receives and that il will
prove TO be great benefit TO all who may give il
a trial.-Lvnn Nefcs, December %, 1853.
For sale in Washington by Y. D.G1LMAN, and
by all the druggists. Apr