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Tn MuslraI- AZ.

BRoArwlY TBEATRE - The uDrvaed bare back riders
Kme Toufphire Gessrs Melville, Eaton Stone, Perry
MO Prank IN assist the sports night The
sAeers. &c, ~1A be exhibited at the close.
BowEgT.-Mss Grey and Messrs Eddy and y. John.
sa ~ snaci the leaog characters 10 The thrilling
ksgedy called "tbe GsInestcr this evening. Two good
drama, the 'hser Of the Ferry ami the skeleton
Witness /" follow.
BvKross The play, entitled the Soup Sta, !" ls
announced for repetition 10 tight. ~ and Mira T. J..
Davenport ana hessrs. Fisher smith, Barroa and
USHER favorte members Of the company the cast
vAIiAo's Large numbers OF people continue 10 ne.
serbe here every night, 10 witness the excellent acting
Ass Robertson and various other popular artists the
play called "Jesse Brorn, or the Belief Of Lucsnos"
LAIR KnLSK s-Buckstane's pleasing DRAMA entitled
"Grosn Buthes, n ~ be sven forlhe eighth time To-
night VII be followed By the Gag al farce or tb >
"s?eetrs Bridegroom. IN watch Mr. JtGsfsou has very
oossicsl part
AMERICAS krsTrlf Mr. Watkins adsptaton of tbs re-
nssksbly popular story den0minsied the Bride of an
Evenngl 70 be performed every night tll further
-oe. The arsms Of the "los1 son" vii be piayeG this
- in addition 10 the CUSTOMARY, -..,.,- -,
@'s> va dances, The fun. lovipr coS,ro ~ 49,, ~
Mfv~r~w'st. - by tho farce OF .epo,an n.nIy
burieque, ,sonss Woods, aud the ex,,sp er
~ill to-n Ce 90 ~ s,,,s,, Bryan,s
v.pst styled the Hop Of Fashion" -.
Weather Tseports. 49,
m Tie Eastern Western Northern and southern WV
49,. III Wall
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Errrrsrrr FAnrrrs Axp FoReEsr,s IN vm

FxrNrsrvE FAILURES AND FoRGERUs IN VR'
otSIA.our community says The Lynchburg lburter has
ben oortderably exercised FOR Tho last day two, On
e fuhcot q Developments regarding the opera
hors a citizen of Bedford whose business transactions
IN THE cay have been Of heavy charscter The part
20 whom we slude, Mr. VIM Gish, has long been lead
M merchant sod heavy trader Bedford and has here
borne the character II being Of large
and Of reliability II Las Dow come % light, however,
tha, be has for some TINE been srstsnng himself and
cr~cu by species Of financial operators and rorseries
wbicn have brought ruin and csbonor upou himself and
Loo upcn many others 10 meet hs engagements be has
b.f resort 20 the expedent of wholesale forgery ~ va
rsoup resporsbe on business paper whiob PAPER
ne has fou 10 time passed 70 other persons very
~rovrnous d;scourt IA presumed that there not less
skan slOo 600 ~v'h Of bis ,ppcr, The most ~ which
aoab,es bear forged endorsements. now bed BY die
rent persoas many Of them In tb city We hesr Of
various persors here who hold y . Gums rsne from
one up 70 I've thousand dollars che person shoee
forged are believe, citizens OF Bedford
TIE natltss az This sSfful operator very heavy,
and he leaves no efect-bavng made disposition Of al
NJ rropcrty 'nc since Hs bas len for pa-b 90
~, when lat beard from be Ts 10 Rchmonds-
hioh~crd S0ptA, kstap
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have business uncle-mportant business-which
ought not TO nesiectsn appointment AT seven isAah
"pont be fool Ton. Go at cnce. Business hrst and
pleasure afterwards. Good night Give my love Toto
Whats your wife's namef'
"nartha." ~ -
G. yes Give M love 10 her. and tell her hheu 20
enough Of long Thers-Fl 10 IL lae hrst Of be
week Geoi night" -
Good night uncle. Take good care OF yourself"
And they parted and the old was left alone among
strar He took up newspaper and the nrs article
which his "a Horrible Murder He I'd
with sbudder, and then let The paper fall upon hts knees
The shadows the growing deeper All
dows In the spoke begrmed stage office had merged INTO
pervsdng dusk'sh .
self.
Ard from the evening shadows there fell upon bis
soul II dim. strange shadow but heue IN
the fuepce Of what he had read took the form OF dark
band ciuchjnt knife ging shadow IL and
the Old man tied to shake Il of.
II hope she WITH love me-" be murmured, bending his
thoughts to the one great hope of his old age Ihope abe
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~ sfivtsus cop. a.
Tho following he opening chapters Of Cchbe new
IN the New York Ledger They inserted
spe~n.cn Of this ctcinE rhJsc who dslre
read The continuation Of the tale w5cre leaves on
columns, referred o. the Ledger Tor The week
ending March ~ which ready, rhch Alone
SECOND psrt be found complete
CHATTER I.
rrcrr
VASE WV bsbly afternoon in the later ~ Nay,
and toe stree OF Boston we're oeinR with busy bo. Be
ah the scnsi erIes o. III spring time the Dute 90
~ fashion spte'c he'r udv wings ard Washington street
eicne wis a. s coors would sesfy the caprice on
kth,cp bride The bellts upon the Tslks and the
renes IN csrrsges, SMILED and rodieh nusy AMI ne
hesd drsr Ftzuoodle was Kept boesins lac
on c'me sbo verine upon him others besides
the smiling asd poochg There long foes ani
~ enes here were faces ify ard faces pale aud thee
faces bent he thought
he fsce OF fhomas Ucndsn vas bent and his sep ass
hurried and nervous that many people wondered what allied
him he iostled them In places where there WA room
enough.
Prom small cart ofce, away up among Inc cham.
bers Of dngy brcs building ~ Flag alley came Thomas
oncsm lie closed hs door ard lorked and put the KEY
seemed down though he feared would
over steps AZ a time a hurried burglar would do
sbou, hlr and dod7ed Pos ONCE There
opened w. rs very short and prVduced marked sseft
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Cont Calsndar-Thia Day

srrsysr Cocn-Or5ga-Sos. 1879. $50, 30, 367, 36s,
800 go s7 s72 37s, 376, 37 ga, 37a, $780, 3si Ss3
$50 $50
Us1THp SrA,ns DsrUcr Corrr-Nos ~, % 1873 1876, 81,
as So l1s $50, &C. 1s 49, 1872, i31 So, 90 40 49, li7
llb, zoe.
Co-xo, pry,s-Psrt Nos ITO $40 40. 1l2. 1856 u
go 2s6, 247, .s7 &c, tcGo 476, 2s4 6oI. Pat2-Soe
ss6, 40 to T63, 756 52s, go, al
srprs1oE coUFT-sos AS SIS 1ns, 81, az 5Ni lsi,
594 1874 ssi, 47l, $50 geo s54 ass, ga s99 All. 1
$50, bs5 215, 4lo, ae5, 2e2, IL.
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'FThRATURE.

49, 49,
49,. -. .---~y~rAs S''ss- 49,,
7 mrs TO LADY
IL sr0RCr n rprvrICf
lady, I've Cazed on hee
Ard hou ar vaon Of be past.
A sfxi star. whose holy light il cast
On memorye voio-irss sea.
That STAR fingers here
~ besaiful ~ 'tweTt a dewy lower
tor vAfed down from Hdsu's oli1us bower.
And Seating In mid air.
r,s--lhst blesscd one
me star Of my desiiny-lhe hrsi
eer couli wor,np ~ he Persian fr.t
Wo-~fipred hs own loved sun.
on all my years rry lie
The shadow OF the ismprs' heir iark 1ow
Be Wild and cresr. b1t that dtar viii glow
sui beautiful on hgh
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CHAPTER III.
Are you nst, Tb0pasf' Martha qepdsn naked, on ,hs
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WARTIME INTELLIeFKCP.

ss.c roR sre YosR-TsI,
erS sIs,s....... ..... ~ .ops Btrs ~
SUI " Sign a.
Port Sr Nv. York, 3faIeh 10. Is1s.
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Weather rseports. r.,.'
~ lhs EAstsrn, Western Northern and sou'herH wv
fraph Ilrss Office ii Wall street
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ROsALIND HUBERT;

TIE HILL SIDE TRAGEDY.
A STORY or SUNSHINE AND SHADOW IN rowr AND
COUNTRY.
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NOTICE mo- THE HEIRS, Sc. on jobs BoRpEN. pEcEAsEn
TO THE CITIZENS OF WASHINGTON
VOIfe.s SChiedam Aromatic Schnapps.

proprietor call the attention o and tho
citizens Washington very superior article Holland which
public under the Of Wolcs scic
dam Aromatic Schnapps.
gin by the proprietor exclusively bis dst
made the best barley TINT
Europe and favored and medcated not by
berry by the choice botanical variety Of
the aromatic Italian juniper berry whose more vinous extract Is dis
spiuous solvent and thus becomes
flavor and altogether transcend
log cordial and medicinal properties alcoholic beverage
heretofore known.
from about four thou
sand physicians and chemists who endorse H. their signatures
most desirable addition TO The materia mcdica.
Persons who purchase should be careful the article
whole flooded with eountsets
and bottles Of dozen each and Tor
all the respectable druggists and The United
UD0lPHo WOLFE,
Sole Importer and Manufacturer,
Depot No % Beaver street New York
ds,nf
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GENERAL new leaves turned over and expressed
- In the language a friend, which adopt
We respectfully customers keeping with
that Of the continued arrangement financial mat
general credits, obliged
change who deal with
We will insist strictly the payment in cash Of all
after this when rendered No other
than cash will hs acceptable and settled
promptly will be discontinued.
Nothing will hereafter charged who heretofore
have had few small charged occasionally without being
considered by either
such bills difficult collect We viii
lc decline open with ono how responsibility
To the humber no have always their
bills with the the above
apply. To such
win endeavor render their visits both adj
II isour make
possible without disturbing the pleasant which
between customers and ourselves for long
years "
Very respectfully, FERRY 4 BROTHER,
Central Stores building,
Jan b--1otdr Opposite Central Market,
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THE WALKER RESOLUTIONS IN THE VIRGINIA
LEGlsIATURE Nt

Rlonaosp, January D. 1853
~ de EhtOy Of che ta.ons
Touching the resolutions recently offered in the legis
tune in session here, in regard to the arrest u Gen
Walker and his men in Nicaragua by Commodore Pauld
ing, tender you the best assurance that they
not by possibility be carried in either branch OF the gen
era assembly Tho most that be done ia the prem
Uses will be 10 pass resolution sinply declaring the sci
Illegal nothing venture 20 predict that tho
resolutions will be gotten from the table unless
the pledge themselves in advance to submit ma
tera modioations As for securing the appreciation Of
the second resolution calling for the punishment of Com
modore Pauding of any resolution ccnsung the ad
ministration, II is out of the question
SO far as informed OF the sentiment of the legis
ature confident IL is adverse to fibustens, and
decidedly favorable to rigid execution of the neutrality
laws so long as they remain the statutebook.
As to the amount of to be visited upon Com
modore Pauldng, large majority OF those with whom
have conyersed and my conference ON the subject has
been extensyethnk it is matter that ought to be left
to the sound discretion of the President and his advisers
who best know the whole circumstances OF the and
who therefore the best judges what is the proper nc
ton be taken Surely TO who has given so many
evidences of conservative caution and Of sound wisdom
the whole subject may be safely confided
There are many too who opposed to the ntroduc-
ton of the subject at ALL being that does not
properly belong the State legislatures but exclusively to
the federal authorities that there is not the rcmoest
prospect of the passage of the resolutions In the form
in which they offered, andas they now stand am
convinced they could not command dozen votes in the
two branches of assembly together.
If there had been any doubt before there he none
that the late message of the President to the Senate
has been received and read 1t clear and sound In ts
positions that assail it, except the reckless i'll
lbuster who isimpaent of the wiser and more quiet
honorable policy proposed by the President fol
the AUGMENTATION of the Isthmus and who, in his
semi fanatic zeal or such Americanz.tion is willing to
accomplish his end at the expense of the laws of the lard
and the good faith and honor OF the nation
Yours truly.
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WASHINGTON. Jan 6. 1858.
LIGHT-HousE ANNOUNCEMENT

Tho Frying Pan Shoals light-vesse of Cape Fear,
North Carolina, has boon thoroughly repaired, and be-
tween the LIST and 3th instant moored her
old position practicable.
A fixed white light, placed at elevation of about
$50 feet above the level Of the sea- visible
the deck Of ship distance of ri miles, TO have
been shown In the tower recently erected the holm
slct, called Muckle Flugga, at the north end Of the
island Of INST forming the northwestern extremity OF
the Shetland Isles, Scotland
After the 10th Of November last, two lights were
have been shown the northwest coast of Scotland
viz white fixed light at Isle Crusay, in Sleat Sound
Sound of Skye, SO feet above the sea- visible at dis
lance of IL miles and fixed light in the sound OF
Null Argyesbirc at height Of So feet, visible about
~ miles
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United states Patent ONCE,

ON the petition of Palmer Sumner of New York,
praying the Of patent granted him the
April Improvement in .me,alc lath for
the OF said aent which takes place the
25th day Of April 1865
petition he heard the Patent Office
April II O'Clock and nil
they have, why said
ought not 10 be granted
Persons opposing required TO file the Patent OF
forth writing
hearing All testimony died by either
the said hearing be taken and transmitted
office which will be furnished
picstion
the will be closed tho 9Th March
DISPOSITIONS relied TESTIMONY, filed
morning that day the arguments
II any, within thereafter.
Ordered this notice DO published the Union, wash
ington u C. Daily York
ccesive previous 1o,b April the
ing
JOS HOLT
Commissioner
OF the above papers Will please and send their
bills the Patcnt ONCE with containing this notice
Jan l2-lawJw &
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NATIONAL TKrpcRApH LINE.-1he wires Of the national
line running from New York to New Orleans distance
of about 900 miles connected through Friday
night and a large number of messages transmitted to
and from each city direct and without the aid Of Ere
pcatcr No similar feat, il is believed per-
formed in this country in Europe and the result would
to demonstrate beyond ali doubt the entire prnc-
cabty Of transmitting dispatches this Atlantic
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HON. a. c. DODGE. MINISTER TO SPAIN.

HON. A. c. DODGE, MINISTER TO SPAIN
The following is the closing paragraph of w. c.
Bryant's last letter from Madrid to the New York
Evening Post
II am the point of leaving Madrid, and shall
leave it with certain sadness, place in which have
found much to entertain and interest me- and in which
have been treated with much Kindness both by Spaniars
and my countrymen OF the people of the country
ought to carry most favorable impression ifsuch
impression could be produced by unwearied endcav-
ors with apparently motive but simple bencvolence
to make stay agreeable. The American minister,
Mr. Dodge is very attentive the convenience of his
courtrymen and great favortc with such of them
come to Madrid He is excellent terms also with the
people of the country, and has done what think few
of his predecessors have taken the trouble to doacqued
their language
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rI,HE TURNER LEGACY -nlessrs. Tarlor & Mar.

have the honor
OF fac sie color drawings English
from The original pictures and drawings by the late W
the shove collection
tor, exhibiting At Marlborough Hons. London.
Ao simpsons celebrated historical painting OF the
the Arctic ship R~soue by The people the United
the Queen Of England Cowes December H. 1858
signed 1cssrs Taylor Mury by the Queens pnhers, Ms
Colnaghi Co, london.
On exhibition at No a22 Penns,lvsni, Gss WALL
Stephens oo's store (tionrs frsm 10, m 10 mi
Admission % cents neo 1s-dnd
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DHAru or DIR. Ksox.-The New York papers an
nounce the deoease in TINT city the sth instant
the Rev Dr. Knox, for forty years settled min
lister of the Collegiate Dutch Reformed Church of that
city He has ever been remarkable fearless and
earnest preacher an upright man, and most faithful
and devoted pastor No pastor more generally
loved by his people
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By reference 10 the resolutions adopted by the
democratic State convention published in this
mornings impression, il will appear that such
resolution is embraced in the series that given in
The Nafiosai Intelligence Of yesterday morning which
was communicated TO it specially by telegraph.
From gentleman who present at the conven-
ZION we have learned the facts concerning this mat
ter. which we lay before readers in advance of
the receipt Of the official report of the proceedings.
No other resolutions than those embraced the
publish today uere adopted BY the convention. These
we're reported by the committee resolutions, and
we understand, we're endorsed by the convention
without any change.
The old democratic State officers renominated
with one exception-the superintendent of public
instruction. II appears that of these officers
was "a Douglas man 10 use the phraseology of the
day and that he declined the nomination because he
could not approve the resolutions. His declinaton.
received shortly before the convention proposed TO
adjourn, made it necessary to hold extra scs
sion at night. Many Of the delegates had already
left for their homes The malcontents had been
thoroughly beaten in every test vote in convention
during the day. but at the adjourned session they
undertook to reverse the action of the full
ton At very late hour they did succeed in pas
sing the resolution as printed in tho National HneRi
gencey but by simulated vote. We submit, how
ever that this resolution, passed under such cir
eum,sances. cannot be accepted for moment as the
true expression of the sentiments of the convention
in opposition to the series formally reported by its
committee and ratified in full session.
The eagerness with which the National Intelligence
lays this particular resolution before its readers,
taken in connexion with it's mere menton--equiva-
lent to suppression--of the first despatch which
reached this city through the agency Of the Associ-
ated Press, on Friday night, indicates pretty de-
ededly it's procliyities at the present moment Ru
n,ors are rife that new Douglas organ is proposed
10 be started either here or in New York a neces
sy for it's establishment longer exists the Intel
ligencer has taken Mr.. Douglas under its watchful
care May we not fairly construe this readiness to
come to his rescue, this reluctance to present the
evidence that the democratic party sustain the posi-
ton Of the President on the Kansas question as in
dicative Of desire that the question shall not be
closed that it shall the contrary, be kept open
and Kansas be kept out of the Union to promote po
itical ends We submit, further, that it il about
time the Inte,igeacer had disavowed its position OF
assumed neutrality, and ceased to indulge in cap
ous cavilling Does the Inteiigeneer sustain the po
sition Of the President the Kansas question,
it opposed the admission Of Kansas into the Union
under the Lecompton constitution? No one knows
what position our respected contemporary holds on
this question. except through uncertain and eqnivo
cal differences.
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THE VIRGINIA WASHINGTON MONUMENT.

From correspondence published in the Rich
mond Enquirer, we learn that Hon. r. NJ. T. Hunter
has accepted the invitation to deliver Grafton on
the I'D of February next, upon the inauguration of
the Washington statue at Richmond Messrs. James
Barron Hope and Jno. r. Thompson will recite odes
the occasion. Mr.. Hunters note of accept
ance is follows:
WASHINGTON, Jan 9, 1858
DEAR received time since, your letter in
forming that the governor and the commissioners of
the Washington monument of Virginia had honored
with invitation to deliver the address the 22d of
February when the statue is to be raised accept the in
vitation with grateful appreciation of the high compli
ment which has been paid me.
With great respect, your obcdent servant
H. NJ. T. HUNTER. .
g. A. MYrns, Esq, Secretary of Commissioners.
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p0y~PuBIIc LEcTURE.-The Rev. Byron Sunderland
viii the Washington Association this
Tuesday evening January IL ~ O'Clock Tho pablo in
ytodt 10 IL
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l Gen Walo.-- pi,y~sa LegssaNrs.
RloHxosp, Jan. ll.--GenerAl Walker is here as the
guest II Roger A Pryor.
meeting Of the democrats In the legislature held
tonight to take action relative to Gov Wises letter TO
the Tammany Society.
Resolutions offered in the legislature to-day
ouestinr the Inembes Of Congress and instrucng the
senators 10 eacavor procure this admission of Kansas
under they ecomfon constitution The resolutions
ordered TO be printed
ft Sa,issc Hold Burl
NV Yoxx Jan 1.-THE Seaview House. at the
Highlands of Neyersnk, where the murder 81 Moses
committed was destroyed by fire last night Twas I'M
douite,lly the act OF an inccndary.
Fatal accident.
Aueu.r, Jan l0-Seyen men, negroes, were sealded
to death by molten metal at Coopers iron furnace In
Cass county, Georgia.
NKw YORK., Jan u.--Cotton to-day showed an ad-
vance of cent with sales of 900 baesales of the
three DAYS were 1000 bales Uplsnds 81 cents
firm No Orleans ot Mobile here, Flour declined
oents-sales 5000 bills Stale, "a rs . - 80 Ohio,
"A TO 81 81 Wheat frn-salcs $1,000 bushels ,
prices unchanged. Corn firm sales l,SO0 bushels .
southern white "a Sc cents Beef heavy with holders
pressing on the market. Pork hesvy-mcA, $40
Lard dropping at I decline Whskcy declined cent .
quoted zl3 cents. Sugar and coffee steady spints OF
turpentine steady Rosin also steady, and unchanged
Freights OF flour and grain slightly declined
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virginia, to wit:

Virginia, to wit:
held Augusta county the esh November
Mche John Borden
plaintiff against John Burdens distributes defeniants
THIS cause this day came to be heard upon the
BILL tho order Of publication against the representatives and
unknown duly cxccrd and argued by
consideration whereof by tho court for the
adudged decrced this be
missioner Nicholas Trout whose duty shall be take and
port the following accounts
l,t Thomas Miehc
dc oni Of John Borden deceased tho estate Of his
sad interstate
showing the number and residences Of the
Borden,
distributing
deceased balance that found and dis
ibutabIe tho hands OF the administrator de tn Niche
making the inquiries directed ID
authorized for the
Weekly Union newspaper published
Washington In such prominent southern
newspapers as he may deem expedien.
All OF these said directed take
specially stated pertinent by himself required by
any Of the parties interested, to be SO stated
copy-est n. c. KINNlz Clerk.
NOTICE TO THE HEIRS, &c, or JOHN BORDEN, DECEASED.
Monday, the lst day OF March Office in
executing the foregoing decree when and
and heirs John Borden deceased will
evidence right the distribution and Of
residences required by the decree
NICIfO X TROUT Commissioner
Jan 12--4wwU
Nashville please copy and send
bill TO Union Office, Washington eiiyJ
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TERY desirable furnished house for rent--The
subscriber has for and handsomely furnished
containing large with water and throughout brick
stable with accommodations FOR horses and with
ants
property situated immediate vicinity
House and IL very desirable a residence
Inquire c. MCGUIRE,
Auction and Commission Mcrshaut
Jan 1o-d6,