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ancient Fiction and Modern Fact.

The Enchanted Saye story which Ceryanss puts nto the
nuth of doubtless intended q upon
The sns aud nsera bic failure Uf the
sran day. bnt the nciion- OF be
rom. tie another AMI couI Ger,
e. he would many 81 he Ironically attributed
bon Bnstrnm actually areoia pishsd by Ito 10.
ontm, The OF has rhainsd the legends
the beneHcent effects Of the remedies
ed b., at sting Iisii-d man
Extraya1 enogy Is moi In ON way but h.r Is diff
ference faItery and simple nstc IL happeLed
that ns have Witnessed The effect u Hol
,v.y. upon external diseases That IL VIII
salt rhcu and viraienf deep seated ulcers we
from facts that have come under our own obserya
lin and If lh placed In the deelara
lions u.ands and tens Of thousands who have tested
il rorrItes country an throughout the world, there
eau be no doubt that IL 10 specicthe only specification
.croua The late In Europe afforded grand
fractures and usons and appears from tn" published Of
tho that lis application In
such followed by remarkable resuits he pain
nm Il the pats rnidy sub.ideh anu heshiui
which the ordinary were
tho taurn1et the aud the apaating knie were cured
without diff uty b. the Of this powerful reeni
Probably class Of mrn better understand the
ynor of always Ointment than the dsnEens of tho far
fact Their "-Hlvc for every ors whsfhcr &C.
s.ione by accident the hardship and exposure
The utl regard Indispensable item IN their
and almost universally as rem
eruptions and ahdaa DISEASE, eoion among
their England where iDventions ana dscov
generally at the outset looked uDon with dagnst The
Ointment attabed extraordinary drgree 0 popularity
AMI demand II In the States Of Ntw York aud Penn,
quadruped within three years In aet 1t
has publ among the remedies Of the age,
except celebrated pills for internal diseases inroduc
& by It's world renowned inventor.
oIen time the law awarded to every korean VINO
of iclow itizeB cvi crown II the mederis
bsJ custom Hollow avs Regalia would this
hsv" been the eighth wonder Of the world ~ crss"
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A Phronologist on Douglas.

Night or two ago 4 countrynnn stepped into
the Nationol Saloon, on Sycamore street, where q
full size statue of Senator Douglas, moulded in
plaster Of Paris oyerlooks the bar. lie had never
seen the original, and OF course did not recognize
the copy, but admired the latter hugely, and kna
" yenturcd to inquire who the statue might he
intended to represent wag standing by replied
THAT IL the statue Of DIR. Webster, who killed
DR.. Parkman. in Boston"
"You don's ray SOL said the oountryman; and
forthwith he proceeded to examine with scruti-
MIXING enze the head before him.
After contemp plating it intently for some time.
he turned to the bysranlcrs and announced to
them that he was IAN amateur phrenologist," and
that NJ soon as he put hiseye upon the "deselope
ments" Of the figure. he had set the original down
amongst that class in community who
Newer felt the halter draw.
with good opinion Of the law
The coun.ryrnan grew eloquent as crowd Of
listeners gathered about him. You see that
gradual swell over the from the temple back
wards" said he: THAT is caused by excessive ac-
1usitycness. secretiveness and destructi, eness.-
It is never falling sign Of predisposition to
roguery. Acqu sitiveness demands, secretivencss
with the reasoning faculties. plans the mode, and
destructiveness does its bloody work. lie evident
ly had q strong intellect; as you will see by that
massive forehead, but the moral sentiments are
lamcntably deficient. and the man was naturally
what his actions proved him to be--a very
great rogue. lhat nenu, GenIeuen IL one oi
the finest illustrations Of the nfallible truths of
the science of Phrenology that have met with,
and have examined the cabinet Of Fowler, and
the extensive catalogue Of works of Gaul. Spur
helm and Combe lie wasa man Of mind but
governed by that instinct of cunning. selfslness
and des,ructvcuess peculiar to animals who make
prey OF others.
Then he had some mind?" suggested by
Stnnler. ns the amateur phrenologist paused 10
take breath
Certainly he had" responded the man Of sci
ence but his sccrciiveness and cunning enabled
him to keep hi. Interior plans and designs far III
the back ground, until some unforeseen accident
developed them to the public gaze. That man,
gentemen had intellect, lut he TELL rs NIL such
men must fall, sooner or later, through his own
deprayitv !"
How much farther the amateur would have en-
ligttcned his hearers upon the subject ii ~ diff
cult to say; but tho crowd, now numbering halt
hundred, could hold their mrth no longer and
laugh burst forth that might have startled the
counterfeit Senator from his position before the
rirrur without exciting any alarm. The phren-
logist discovered that he ha,i been "soll,' but
could not exactly appreciate the point OF the Joke,
rur determine where the laugh came ill., 80 he
strueI into the boxes of the thcatcr, to witness
the ''Sinhad" spectacle, and seek illustrations Of
his tayoiiir science amongst the hundreds oi un-
covered ar onld HIM. On. Ga.
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among the noble aud most gallant Wings Of Rich.
mond.
r. +. Daniel Esq, vas called to the Chair, ten
Vice Presidents named, and X. Ridgway appoint
ell Ssore.ary Mr.. ID. made glorious speech
one tina, stirred and animated every Wing heart.
So did L. W. Tazwell. and A. Judson Crane. A
State Convention was recommended to be held in
this city. ON the 10th of February, and one humid
red and fifty delegates appointed to represent
Richmond.
Wings Of Virginia. 60 earnestly to work and all
will be well Rich. Wing. tuesday.
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StilIwaeito Cambridge, where it would opcn for
business on the 18th inst.
Senior Mata the Minister Of the Juarez faction
in Mckee, has arrived in Washington. He has,
it is said pienipotentiary powers. 70 make urea
Tia. and settle nil difficulties between this Govern
ment and his own, il this Government shall see
fl 10 recognize the political power he represents
Mt the Government OF Mexico.
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Glorious Wing Rally

2 Notwithstanding the rain was pouring down
last night. We had one of the most spirited and
glorious Wing rallies that We have ever seen in
kichmond. The African Church was nearly full.
and the best possible spirit prevailed. Indeed,
the spirit Of 40, IA and '48 is again awake
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ao. r,ul ueuie ic this arr1 has
f III cnaasn Salt Rrun BURNS, bruises, Stiff JOINTS,
ual SpIsm Pole Eri and swrliuas Horses il has
rps for MN or beast NJ p"rs'n wi b" without II who
test.d Its Aud reference 10 the
estimation e tho Mustang Iinincu chec,ully that
,urts IN oar n"tghboihon1
l. " SAiriI, Rdgehrd. Comp y. Linen Esq
HYDE Park, VI that the horse Considered wort
dis in hut rec {" the Mns
4 iihn"ut sol him fpr -lNi Your l.ninrni Is
g NJ hcc" Such testimony. in reach
dsr. The half >not tod Livery family should have it
The genuine Mustang is sold by all
respectable dealers hreuRh the world Beware Of 9th
Braggs Liniu,nt.' lii base imitation.
BARNES n PARK, PROPRIETOR
l.w m Nrw York.
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A great ."r-. aftrr Nil the rhy.ici

4 great 8fIrr nII the E'h ysici-iu lsnd fail
cd ny BAKERS PREMIUM BirrrRs 70 Mr.. L. BakrI-Dcar
Sir: In justice Yourself and Tho be similarly
qua Premium Biiters. had newer 'isel them
until rreuy bnt wife having been atiictef with her
affection and dsdrrcd stomach Tor t!a past ten
scars uscI to restore her
heath She undrt constant treatment at hNe ur
physicians, but rr!ci could be- had. thea
several certificates the remarkable made hy bt
persuaded wife 10 try them she did AZ" and in
little she began rapidly Not only her nervous
AM disordcred mach removed but her
hotter has been AN
u.ug and slial BteES. j
yourself and the teneh Of "he
wi" similarly afflicted Your oh"ient servant,
krm4ond, Jane =. i-j;. THOMAS NJ MUNTAGtE e.
B,kYhs PittNrN BIrfRHs -kehinond, Ser. II 1863 = Ii
with willing pleasure that adj my testimony the
of BlktRs Pa NUN BirrEHs Ia making fmauent
established OF dyspepsia from Which have suffer
for the last twelve Also. wife is using
itw AFTER SOLDERING for from de-
bt,"n and d,soru"fe stomach a. so'a a. eoun' need
the ct them oil their
confidently recnmmpi thcnl Ia the afflicted }. ADAMS
by al the Druggists LYnchbmrg. D., all lhe
pacpal Druggists the city Z" Riehnond ar where
virginia also Motsrs Chts st III Co. asaHgoh cts.
ID. l.. II Stahltr y Cu BALTIMORE Md D. Il MtArl, Guy
ingion ~ and Bafn.sN tarhl \.
Orders hled by addressing RAJ. ER, Proprietor
= l. i.l,huioLh Il
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4 u
ntultls Of toss de-, ply the
looking down To the trraih We knew there
wolde Iul these times and wonderful
made did ho
In ter tIuvhe-, aud III" wonderful
inuiu cd b., ihelI ii the lab
If Dr AIEN. inventor Of Gas my PICTORIAL " Il
CAIBAEliC IIll ; where khoyN with
franknsss protcses his proauct his
OF has sptte ces OF flowers
other sub.t lbs Pine Ap
pie. berry, theckerbcrry Ounce, Pc Csne CHINA
uiy but cd III purity of hhvor
thosc tables themselves Ills oil Oh Wiuttr
aud better ,vur han any that D. gath,r. nom the
plant-and made by chemical tio H.,
In tar HI Is u an ,iy tie tb.ane
mud Ultimate OF " niG made
compose the propouns>b All exist ia nutucc
Chrst.aa Adso u wv.
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1Ifoikft LfBEHALIrr woRrHr OF InirArlox. =
To Yias Rrsaat for Virginia has rsseiyed ope
hundred dollsrs frnm COL William Harding, bf
Northumberland county, Va, as his individual
contribution to tho Mount Vernon fund
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Perry DAVIS & SON "nis For more than 'oar was AT
II ei,i nh troubles gt, attended with yelloah
irohy cxpectoraiion gr.a emauciaon followed Whrti
liver ar ling cough knew not i'nt there
tickling su"siti1n chest Calling
9TH tho lue Staies IL syH0t Of Ills city ii thc
pr g> led your Pain kic
sel aust got artce helped immediately
we'll lhs " last Marcu Withhold aiires, IS
ia family nni self ascno TO nutoriey That what
solemn truth, well known the propreors
JoarRaL tho int Of tu feeling
Aour- lfuly ANXIOUS.
Sold ty ali nIri clue dc alers.
sold by JOHN n SEAI. I.ynehbnrg [,lcc II CIV.
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occurs notice. nie circumstance patent med
,nes thing Of the kintl for we have
them but "au,ir 'onip's us 10 Ia
Nin oi Prof Woohs Hair Ii"
conn the bottom ri third page OF this
PAPER We uv snie reQur" thing uf the Kind
hat Cf itS have come 10 our knowcde"
wrh that II Is sovereign remedy against
pren,at ar,y Ii Is not liar Dye"
h upon directed. the effect pr"duc ed
The skin which brings il original eoorrd hair
thnt Stiffness and ,iyrs glossy aud natural
", person, used II. and they much
lt,asod whit fxanine aive,tisrmcnt Repabcda
sril LV atiu good Druggists dec illw.
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| hereby certify that saw part OF the difficulty
on Saturday last on Pennsylvania avenue he
tween twu persons, ic,ther of whom knew,
hut whom | was informed We're the lion.
W II. English and the Hon. William Mont
comrry. | did not see the beg namS Of the
difficulty | saw the person said I" le NJ. Ens
li,h rereatins w 18th street. the person said To
be Mr.. Montgomery was pursuing him with \
brick which he threw and hit Mr.. English ti,.
heel or leg. Mr.. English had "A sword cane. Il"
had drawn the sword cut and held the setlbnr'l
in one haEd. and the spear in the other after he
was hit with the brick he retreated very last up
18th street Mr. Muntso hal, after he threw
the brick, gone back into the Avenue. lie came
back, bu Mr.. English had gone SO fast that lie
was moie than half square away. am hack
man and grocery store keeper in this city.
Witness, my hand and seal. Dec. 10, 1853,
TMOS. REED KEEIER
Signed and declared in the presence Of John +.
Carte?
The New York politicians have ate and dranl,
with tho President, shaken hands and n"ree To
bury the hatchet. Mr.. Slidell will prob ably not
be removed from the Culet torship, as he is strnlg
~ sulp ported by the Hons. john Cochran ard
/ John Kelley.
Naval Officer Birdsalls head is in danger. rs
there is same ilca Of Offering him up as scape
| goat
The Secretary of the Treasury alvertse> Cor
prop sails. t, be recai,el until the Oath OF anna-
! ry for loan Of ten millions, under the act Of
| jane last.
Tho balance now in the Treasury is 81 ,64l .0O
| The eeipts last week wore 81 .3l6.0A>. The
anonnt Of the drafts paid was 80 800, 600. The
increase over the amount in the Treasury # the
week previous, is $347, 900. ...uz
| The Commissioner of the General Land Office
has received advices from the registers and recev
ers at Farbault and Saltwater, in Minnesota, OF
the removal of their respective Offices as follows
! That from Faribaut to St. Peter, and that from
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SPECIAL, NOTICES.
HoIIoway's Pills arc c-pccinit,

hOIioway'sP Rre fsprcfnuy recomnsen"ed
the other common
to and those unable fresh meat They act as
sacchan- matter and nsuiralRe the effect Vt
diet absorbing the poisonous etcis Of the sat and
the blood and IL" vital energies Tree from de-
biatng Influences. Sold at the manuiae'ory No ~ MALI
New York. and by all Druggists Al 25c d'c ana
,rr bos ldec .9lw.
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A MEXICAN -wehnysrc- a.

NEkICAN WAIC ES-We hnvcrr- a
n ocivet alargc lot OF AMERICAN WATCHES, In ~
silver Hunting which invite The NJ Il.
Of the public These Watches mu cheaper eeA1e
the Imported Watch nj the quality. and altogether
bic keepers Wherever they have been used they
bave given satisfaction. and they have been
cent,y IN be FIJI Those who wish
know something uitit their cnliariiies
,o call and examine thcm We shall take peasurs
die aiing their distinctive features
SILVER1HORN Cliff.
dee lG 4 4 1st Jeweiry Store ahnvc TIE Market
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1 AM AGENT FOR ALL THE PAPERS ON THE LINE
oi the Railroad from .ynchburg Knoxville all
having large circulation the people South
Virginia aud East Tennessee.
Ras" ADV ERrlSE AND GET RICH "yslu
IN ANY OR ALI. or THE FOLLOWING PAPERS:
NEW FRA. Floyd Court House, Va
VIRGINIA AND rENNE NEE NEWS, ! 49,,
PRESRY iERlAN WITNESS, h's"'
BROWNI4UW + KNOXVILLE (Tenn> W hI(i
NINDiCATOR. J"aesbor"ueh Tenn
RELIGIOUS INTELLIG ENCER, Morristewn. Tenn
GaZEIrf' al" Lexington Va
H VlnGiSHaS, {ALtnsaon,va
fnfnSMioacHRtAls Liber'yva
SALEM REGISTER, Salem, w.
THE VISITOR, Marion, Snyhe CO Va.
VIRGINIA PATRIOT, Independence draysonco. Va
vhhIEY Mi,ro. ) Fmcas,e.v".
STAR AND HERALD. Chr-tiansburr, Va
WYIuEvILLE TEIEGRATH, }wv,h.vus Va
WYTIiEYILLE TIMES, "''"'''"'' W.
UNION DEMOCRAT. Union, M"nr, county, Va
ADVOCATE Jeiersonyl TaAe~el county, Va.
REGISTER (,u ~,
THE SOUTH w EST" Pearlsburg Giles county, Va.
SENIlNt l.. Alexandria. Va
Persons advertise in Of the above papers will
fnd i; tn IN1khtsr call The Office of the
Iynchburg Frsinn, w srAIks, where contracts wul be
made, ANA embellishments fohM AkDkp WITHOUT DELAY.
10 will also receive and forward advertising paper
In the United States a. WADDlLL.
s-ptlSt- Foreman Virginian Office
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SALES BY AUCTION.
RUTURR DAYS

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Of NEGROES.
>, u seiock, A. N The isLr~ias NEGRoEs C,lsmsn a
sr s s about fioS 81 . Ct
ab"u. .sar virginia seeut yearsi and small chi d.
no'es satisfactorily endorsed at 30
dec sdtlian Aln.inis,rstor of J. NJ. Boyd, deed.
AND Fok sA.E-sy vir,.c 81 . aeer-r,
county OF Campbell. ia the II Christian Guard, ~ &c
pAr ss 81 1As.eY viii on TIES
front Of The Market House. The riiy Of Lynehbure at
|" the sas 1s
a. A''s a a.. u, H. .1 Ss a NTH AS W Of
and Mrs heteeea Kinney aud about 81 or miles lynch
TERMS OF sALE-The land will b. sold on a ered, Of
~ .ad s months the purchaser giving bond. with
dee 2! d2iscllianl A oHkIs TAN. Commissioner
ROUnl.E .Ai.RoF NEGROEs.-On TUR,-
likely y T. $ asr E1seuor Of Scott S deed IRE very
N. the % and ,S ,ss ace M be .s foE
,urehe property Of Arthur Watts This property consists
Plantation trensIs q, m II v Oats &C. &c "'s'"'
The Negroes will he sold me daeiy tho arrival Of
the same time VIII Sc hired out the NEGROES belong
lag 10 the estate OF John Watts decd red previously
doe aod,4lanl i s. MuTTER
ADMINISTRATOR's SALE OF vALUA.
BLE HEqE ROE .la on sAIuRpAY tho Is. day
Of n.lburg sell at public auction valuable SLAVES
estAfa nf Henry A. Cir sfiRn. decd
them first rate blacksmith good Twscrs War
good dniD servant, AMI old
These III he sold credit of
est added the purchaser giving negotiable notes satisfactory
~ endorsed.
All parsms indebted to H. A. Christian or Henry A. Chris
tlan SON will come forw ard and settle up accounts
SAMUEL Is. CHRISTIAN,
Administrator Of Ii. A. Christian, dec d.
dee II dtjan Rep. copy
By c. 4. PHELPS, AUcTIoNEER
I,xEcUroa,..A SALE OF VALUABLE Nh.
IL GRDFS AND REAL ESTATE AT AUCTIDN--Ou
Thursday Morning the Both inst will sell public
IN front Of the Market House. five six valuable
GROES, viz: Men, Women, Boys and Girls
Also at three o'clock the premises will sell valuable
BUILDING LOT, fronting 81 Street, running
back on Washington Street 1872 feet
TERMS The Negroes viii be sold q months credit
nceotiabla The be
cred OF IL months interest added apInvci negotiable
notes RICHARD DAVIS
Executor OF NJ DAVIS jr, decd
dec lj-tlt30lar T. r.. PHILIPS, Atroueer.
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Wa ahingtOn Items.

The telegraph accoun = from Washington in re-
gard t. the frarns between the two Honorable
English and Montgomery. it will be seen from the
following statements is almost wholly incorrect.
We copy from the National Intelligcncer
The Editors of the National Inclgencer will
oblige me by giving these statements to the pub
lie through the columns of their paper.
WIN. MONTGOMERY.
Myself aud Daniel Cox were standing at the
corner. opposite to Wllad's Hotel, l4th street
md PENNSYLVANIA avenue, and saw and heard the
rcncontrc between Hon. W lilinm II. English. ard
Hon. William Mont .omery. The former was
passing up and the latter down Pennsylvania az
cnuc. they met at the corner beside Us. Mr. Eng
fish spoke, saying, al Nv are you, Mr.. Montgome-
49, Mr.. Montg ,mcry neither spoke nor paid
any attention to his -nlutation. but passed on
down the avenue. .Ir. English s,eppe'l after linn
few steps and struck him from behind with his
cane heavy blow on the side OF the head. Mr.
Montgomery turned ON him. Mr.. English step
ped back and drew his sword cane thou IN about
to stab Mr. NJ Montgomery with it. Montgomery
stepped back into the avenue and caught up ii
nee of brick. English was running when Mont
.,otnrry threw the brick and hit him on the heel
~ ! wrr part ofhis leg Montgomery went back
ipr another stone, and English AN rapidly away
up lth street. When Montgomery come back
English had run hall square, and was beyond
his reach. The blow was very heavy one, ami
Montgomery WA. bleeding rrItn,ely from the nose.
lie went away to wash himself, We were the m
" persons close by. We and heard all that
passed. Montgomery did not speak until after he
was struck.
| give this statement freely and voluntarily |
arr liquor merchant in this city
Witness my hand and seal December 10. l'3s.
WIN. COUCH.
Signed in presence Of John Hancock and a. }.
X Baker
fully concur in the above statement Of Mr.
Couch except that would adj that Mr. VI nj
gumery was unarmel. ond that Mr.. English held
the cane in both honds and struck with steAt
force.
Witness my hand December 10. 1883
DANEILT. COX.
No 500 B,idge street Georgeiown
Witnesses present when signed: John unncD,k
! anl A. ) X Baker.
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IYxcHgrR0 p,r lC lasatsl l.. + CLARK
r acEn pEER SALOON. LAGER HEEK

II
IL SALOON The undersigned has the pleasure I" an
nounce the Lynciburg and Tho pubic IN gene
raj that he has opened fine LAGER BEER SALOON and
endeav"r every body with the hest LAGER, o III"
prominent brewery of Philadelphia which Is
aeknow lodged best in the United States
family use, sal dozen bottles Of Lager Beer at
$r--thr bottles lobe returned Come one and all
dec i5tIt.l VIM LOOSE
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as PAMPIINS DEPOT. Appo,nai,ox. Va, Lee ID ic.c
MlssRs MH,rrEwotE g. JnsiLN--Drar Srs :PieaS, send
mo, ~ ieturn train, of your LEFT AND TEL
PLtJWS Knoxs paent They certainly the best foM
draueh and in fact ia respect
Your earliest attention, in regard to the Flows Is desired
I. Yours with mach respect, ...---.---
dec DIS THOS +. MATTHEWS.
The Washington union., 1858-02-09
For All Parts of the West.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
NEW AND IMPROVED ARRANGEMENTS

VNHREE TRAINS DAILY from Baltimore for Cum
LIST The ACCOMMODATION TRAIN will Except Sunday
cas- connecting with trains from Philadelphia
wahngon at Juncon) will stop stations aud Cum
borsnd at 4 O'Clock, p III.
2l The MAIL TRAIN daly (cxccp Sunday
8. 80 and reaches Wheeling by M connecting
v Cleveland, Toledo Detroit Chicago Louis Caro
mediate points.
ID EXPRESS daily r. m connecting with
trains for Cincinnati 81 Louis Cro Chicago,
date places The distance Cincinnati other
the West nearly 100 miles shorter than
The time 20 these places is also unoqualled.
checked through Columbus Cincinnati
81. Louis i1s
Passengers aud baggage transferred all points
THROUGH TICKETS viii be sold all West
the lowest possible rates at the ticket ofBce Camden
Washington city
A second class ; attached o mail train
Passengers Baltimore Washington e;e
daylight taking accommodation over al
Cumberland Oakland They morning
an which leaves Cumberland 2So M and reaches Wheeling
ut 2, pm
Junction .ra
only by through baggage checks
DC obtained in Washington.
FOR WAY PASSENGERS
accommodation s45 viii stop ca of
Cumberland and the stations beyond Piedmont
Enwardly Wheeling 75 m and accom-
leaves Cumberland st 20 reaching Baltimore M
Tho FREDERICK TRAIN starts at except Sunday stopping
stations Leaves Frederick al 3 arriving
The EIIICoTrs leaves Camden Station a, g. a. m
33o p Leaves Elcous Mills at 73o m, 80 D. M
except Sunday.
Jan 17---dn Masor Of Transportation.
The Washington union., 1858-02-09
IMPORTANT TO COTTON PLANTERS. by which

their incomes bs undersigned has
cd patent the United States for the
machinery
the through
rous preparation spinning machinery, untit ready ship
weaving. .ie.t Ht.5.5 n.
this win be
yarns the hbrc nhrcken and ope
mscDcry the
viii be about my heavier
markets of the world dsiancine composition
advanced prices.
The undersigned prepared dispose privileges
patent and planters viii be informed
how H. how inachurry
other necessary particulars, on application addressed
Dec 5-2awlyf GEORGE d HENRY, Mobile.
The Washington union., 1858-02-09
b. g. Herring & Co.'s Patent Champion safes.

3. G. Herring a Co.'s Patent Champion Safes.
TNHE subscribers, grateful for past favors, and
finding that discriminating public bcsowng their
that that
their stock have enlarged their depot by opening extensive
and saesroom Broadway No 2S Murray
postc the City Hail. This enlargement M warese fSo with the
enlargement Of their factory viii enable sr ubs
~ to keep band all times larger hro burglar
proof ascs than other establishment in the world Particular
nton will be had to constructing safes for private families
with other furniture, for the security Of plate and cwelry.
.. Also
VIII keep hand and chests vault
doors and bank vauts Halls pa.cnt powder proof locks
cors Jono patent Formulation bank Cygiers
tatent letter lock- without key
g. L. HERRING 4 Co,
#. w. Nos 1876, 1877, and I39 Water street.
No 25I Broadway, corner Murray New York
y. C0Y1E CO.. Agents
-fl.@ Washington D. c.
ssss Ht b. w. KNOWLES, Agent
May 26--1y Richmond, Virginia