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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1859-07-07

benovolonce, indeed, and
not very likely to bo realized in this
age Of business and Yankee enterprise.
It is not my purpose in this conuec-
tion to discuss the better and proper
way Of providing these facilities, but.
I will notice for a moment another posi-
ton or two taken by your correspondent.
He must have the children educated
boys and girls-but docs not want TO be
taxed to have them educated in an Ag-
rioultural College, which he thinks Of
doubtful utility and that but few would
receive this doubtful benefit, while few,
if any, Of our farmers would desire such
an application Of the public funds
These objections are in every essential
particular the same as those brought
forward in opposition to the establish
ment of Common Schools in Ohio, yet
truth and justice triumphod over their
barriers of error, and schools were es-
tablishod by law, which has proved to
be the best and most useful statute
ever placed on tho statute books of
Ohio. It's influence has laid a founda.
tion Of knowledge and intelligence, in
the minds Of our people, that will al
ways endure, to sustain and porpotuate
the principles and privileges Of human
liberty.
But the common schools, your cor
respondent argues, are fully adequate
to supply all the wants of the farmer
and mechanic, in nearly all Partiou-
lars, and here they might be taught all
the branches in.literaturo or science
necessary to their profession. This po.
sition appears to me to be so absurd
and impossible, that it would hardly
be necessary to spend words in its
rofutation. Just think Of crowding Sc
much knowledge into the human mind
during the years of minority, and q
portion of them spent on tho farm
or elsewhere. Does it look reason
able that boys could master Geolo,
Icy, Chemistry, Minoralogy, Geology
Entomology, Botany, Animal Physi
ology, and all the other "ologies," ant
"cultures" known in Natural Soieuc,
and Scientific Agriculture, in so shor
period? And where would room b.
found for the accommodation of cabi
nets and apparatus necessary to iEus
trate and demonstrate these various
branches Of Natural Science? Our no
bic State House would come nearer an
swering the purpose, in respect to size
And yet we could have it all done il
our district school-houses, could wei
He further says, he does not antiCi
pate any benefit or return in a pccunia
ry point of view, from the establish
meut of Agricultural Schools. Is not
the reward of labor in proportion tc
the amount of intelligence and skill
brought to bear thereon by the laboreri
Would the thorough kowledge obtained
lin such schools be Of less utility and
less productive than that derived from
brief and imperfect works on agricui
ture and agricultural science at Ou
honest In word, would not the su
perior knowledge acquired in Agricul
tural Colleges enhance the produotiv
capacity and wealth of the State?
For tn present, leave these ques
tions to answer the last position motto
ed as we'll as other positions Of you
correspondent, in relation to Geologi
cal Surveys, &c. ~
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BUoHANANIsM IN MAINE.-In Maine,
the Democracy are having plenty Of
discord, growing out Of the attempt Of
the Administration officials 10 pack the
State Convention and (by that means)
delegation to Charleston. There was a
violent struggle Ia Bangor, over the
election Of delegates from that CITY,
After q scene Of unparalleled confusion
and noise, the Anti Buchanan men car
ried the day by s21 votes 10 2l5,
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AN ACT
March o. 1859

mo. 1887 AN ACT
To amend section two of an act pass
ed March II, 1853, to provide for the
publication of the general laws in
newspapers, and to repeal an act en-
titled "an act to provide for an early
publication of tho laws, and for other
purposes, passed March 23d, 1850.
Section 1. Be it enacted by the Gen
cral Assembly of the State of Ohio,
That section two Of an act passed March
1lth, 1858, to provide for the publica-
ton of the general laws in newspapers,
and to repeal an act entitled "an act to
provide for an early publication Of tho
laws, and for other purposes ~ passed
March 23d, 1850, be so amended as TO
read as follows Section 3 That the
auditor Of State, secretary Of State and
attorney general, as soon as possible at.
ter the passage of laws by the General
Assembly at each session, shall select
from the general laws as passed, such as
they shall deem of general interest 10
the people of the State, and the same
shall be forwarded by the auditor of
State at the earliest practicable moment
to the auditors Of the several counties,
and it shall be the duty Of auditor, pro
bate judge aud prosecuting attorney Of
each county, to contract for the publi-
cation Of the same, in two weekly or
daily newspapers printed therein, if so
many there be, having the greatest cir
culatiOn in the county, provided that in
no case shall the same be published in
two papers Of one party if two Of op-
posite politics are published therein,
and also in one German newspaper, if
thorc be one in such county, at a price
not exceeding sixty cents per thousand
ems, to be paid out Of their respective
county treasurers as hereinafter provi-
ded
Section 2. That the second section
Of the act above referred TO be and the
same is hereby repealed.
Section 3 This act shall take eject
and be in force from and after its pas-
sage.
WILLIAM B. WOODS,
Speaker Of tho House Of Representative
MARTIN WELKER,
President Of the Senate.
March 81 1859
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gfListGLLanrOns

The Emperor of Austria is one Of
the best linguists in tho empire 1t is
said that he speaks thirteen languages
perfectly, and that he is in the Imper.
ial Council the only man who under
stands all the languages Of his vast do
mains
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Miss BREMER IN THE Holy LAND
a correspondent of the Boston Travel
err at Jerusalem, under date Of March
goth, writes an interesting letter, Civ
ing a description Of visits paid to many
famous spots in tho Holy City, and all
so to tho harem Of a Turkish lord in
that city, in company with Fredorika
Bremen, the Swedish author, who is
now on a visit to the Holy Land,
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Two things, we'll considered, would
prevent many quarrels first, to have it
we'll ascertained whether we are not
disputing about terms rather than
things; and secondly, to examine wheth-
er that on which we differ is worth con-
tending about.
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mo 1851 AN ACT
10 limit tho operation Of The Act en-
titled can act TO repeal The Ten Per
Cent Law, passed March l4, 1850,
passod February 25th, 1883.
Section j. 10 Sc enacted by the
General Assembly of the State Of Ohio.
That the aot entitled Can act % repeal
the per cent Law, passed Maroh J a,
1850 passed February 2', ls0o, SHAH
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PRcF. o. NJ, Mitchell, late Of Tho
Cincinnati Observatory, has accepted
tho appointment Of Director Of tho
Dudley Observatory at Albany, New
York, and will in future reside IN that
citv
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The Board Of Public Works has for
mally accepted the National Road from
tho lossees. 1t viii be under the con-
troll Of Mr. Martin hereafter, who will
make the appointment Of engineers and
superintendents, and be responsible for
its good management
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RnAI EsrArn FOR SALE.

49, -
- rANp FOR SALE IN POWnATAN
e rdi'Nryi-we would sell small TRACT Of
- lam m powha,an, lying on Jones creek.
NJ ,;iss from Richmond. and one mile from James
70 no cantaIning 65 ACRES. large portion OF
rrh e creek flafs and all Of excellent quality
ts haa,Ily timbered with original growth OF cak,
aanjar. hickory and pine. There 10 u large amount
~ barrel timber of best quality. Coopers and
milIers would do we'll to examine the same.
ALSo-Aaother TRACT Of IS acres. near the
above upon which coal pits have been extensively
worked. We refer those wishing informatlon, TO
Mr. Edward Scott, of Manikin, or to DIR. J. s.
Nicholas, near Scottsville, Altemarle.
no l5-dts ]. 5. NICHOLAS q bRos.
80 VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.
II offer for sale privately, nv large and va liable
.r TRACT OF LAND, situated IN Pittsyivania
county, about one mile and half from Danviile;
Dan rivers at the ntersection of the two. IT con-
tains about 1853 acres of which IS acres are c AIRED
and in fine state of cultivation. The rema. lder
s all heavily tmbered, and the proceeds OF the sale
of the timber alone would be found very remune-
rative The land is of the best quality for raising
tobacco and other products OF this section IN gene
also offer for sale that valuable property known
as WILSON'S FERRY. half a mile above Dan
vile, and upon the wagon road from Danviile TO
Henry and Western Pittsylyania In connecton
with the Ferry. / wild sell small TRACT or
LAND, containing about II acres OF hne river low
farm.
Persons wishing to purchase any Of this property,
will please address me at DaRville, Va, and WI
take pleasure in showing the property. or giylns
any further information. GEO. L. WlLSoN.
oC l5-tS
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yCl,r,.t ,Nu.HNVtN MATCHMAKER

l. which have recently come to our knowledge,
to-ether with adyc easements and a card which
has been sent extensively through the country to
our friends ana customers, and from "hlch We
make the fonwlng extract: The subscriber have
ing conducted the above business for the last 5
years, ub Franklin street uuder the StA oil y.
WAIT < CO. he's leave To inform his friends
and the customers of the old concern that that
firm does not now exist, have satisfied us that a
re- ular and systematic effort has and IS stu be
ms made 20 deceive the PUBLIC: and Lead them 70
believe that the concern OF q go. ATT GO.
is not in existence. and that the only place to get
Watts Patent Cuff BRACE Ptow is from a man VINO
- daily violating the Patent Laws, and 1nJusty
deprlvng George Watt OF his property, BY making
his Patent Piow, without his authority or consent.
We desire 10 correct the impression thus sou mt TO
be made snd inISrn yea 4nP the PGtt 18Th I1 ~ ee
Istencc; that Geo. Watt, the inventor and paten-
has not sold the rlsht, or authorized any one,
make any of his Patent Flows, and that we keep
constantly on hand large stock OF all sizes, made
under our personal supervision, from the only
genuine patterns, OF the best lnateFias tosether
with a variety oi other Agricultural Implements,
which we warrant to the buyer. and are deter
mined not to be under soid by any one IN tue mar
ket. Our GEO. W ATT returns ms sincere thanks
to his friends and the public; who nave sustalred
','n heteo"iofe' Ia n we GE6 WATT co
BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS. I'VE nave
ID many goods. OF recent purchase, mpcn andef
Inc price the goods were sold NJ carrier IN the
season which We shall rom trIS cage Hher at very
.ow Prices We enume rate z few Of the bargain
say: Rich I wo FIoUnced and Two Skirt Silk Robes,
Rico ORES Silks II % worth 90. sc &c; Mus
I'm K hes at = -. worth 400; Rich Striped W
nur de PARIS : % and 50. worth l75; Printed
low prices: Brussels CARPETS at ; per yard; Three
ply ~ 81 par ,arl: In ram al 62l &c worth 1Jc.,
Rags at IS worth 80, and other Garnet gHoGS
equally low. We have three makes OF Bleached
Cottons which are the CHEAPEST tp2ds IN town
1881 per yard The best makes 81 heavy Toods
for servants, ut the lowest prices Biankets, IAN
els Linse,s. SC: u 4 Bed Blankets, all wool a
So worth 81: Cl0aks OF all qualities; cbiidTen ;
and misses, Ctoaks on hand and made 10 GTrle l
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SUP'TS OFFICE r. & D. R.R.l
RICHMOND, Oct. "a. 1859 (
.-z- CIR EAT NHIIHM EST.

ksss3 -s:s.ssspasEsa ERN NAIL R0UTE-By a
zzY late arrangement, the Richmond
and DanvIile, South Side, Virglnia and Tennessee
East Tennessee ard Vlrginia East Tennessee and
Georgia. and Memphis and Charleston Railroads
have entered into agreement to pass Negro
Children under three wears of age, FREE over their
respective roads, TO take effect on and after Noyem
Der lst, 1859.
route offers advantages unsurpassed by any other.
For further Particulars. apply at the Ticket or
fee, Richmond and DanvIlle Railroad. Richmond.
oc 27-dts G.. CAMPBELL, Suu't
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NOTlCE.--T undersigned beg leave TO IN
form the traie Rlc tmand hat they have
this da. "peued = WHO ESALE GROCERY and
PROVISION STORE on 18th street, wallace
Sons odd stand. } and name IN part
10 hhds new Baltimore HAMS
s hhds new Is ttunore BREAST BACON.
10 hhds. Western and Baltimore SIDES.
10 hhds. Western and Baltimore SHOULDERS
100 boxes CUTTING CHI ekSt.
70 kegs choice Goshen aud jiades BUTTER.
Is bbs. Bakers BUT Err
60 bbls. and kess No LARD.
o5 boxes superior MOULD CANDLES.
5G boxes u * d Adamantne do
As boxes BROWN SOAP.
And fine stock Of WINES and LIQUORS.
=, we oner the above on as reasonable terms as
they can be had in this city.
PARKS & MINER
18th st. Wallace song old stand
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THE RIGHT CoUEsE.-In things of every
Kind, earthly rs Well as spiritual, Cody sim
plicity and in tegrity'' is the only right course
aud, whatever 1t may cost ii VIII bring happi-
ness in TIE end.
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PASSENGERS breakfast and SUP at Ashland and din a
on board the comfortable steamer between Acouis
Creek and Washington.
ia For further information, apply at thu of5os
Broad street. Shockoe Hill
JAS. B. WINSTON, Gen'l Ticket Ag't,
SAN'L RUTH, Sup't '"
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The SCHooLMAsrER PATkRNAL ADVICE
The world, nay son, Is but large copy book
and need not pUint out TO you with what
very little wisdom ii is ruled. :'-PHacf.
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1870 Now gEADy E0R 1872

GEORGE STARRETT, tBelvn's Row, Cover
nor st. offers to his customers an assortment IN
rytled by that of any preceding ear. Our iaclli-
mes jor doin- work IA and upon Dwellings, stores,
Factories. Churches. &c, cannot lie eXCelied he
nairing- pieces for Stoves sold IN Years past, Ter
sale Barstow Spiral Furnace, for brick, 3 sizes
Richmond Portable Furnace ) sizes; He4enEufS
p2tant Heater. 4 sizes Fire Place or Chimney
Heater. formerly known rs La Trobe :; Brilliant
Gas Burner. "a fuel saver sizes; Factory Coai-
Burner. Warranted to stand fire. , sizes; Aneri
can Cooking Ran-e, for brick. sizes; American
Cooking Range. rotary top, } sizes; Bay State
Cooking Ranse, tporrable,l SIZES; Helpmeet
trade, with Hot Water Reservoir, Tin Rooster.
Boiler holes, and large ven-''slmple strong aud
complete In addition to the above. some htty
varieties and sizes, suited 10 the varied wants OF
the people Countrg dealers huy.pc here Stoves,
Tin Ware Pumps. Pipe. &c. nj Northern prices,
save frei hit. Early orders viii recel We immediate
attention. Those coming later will he promptly
filed their order. and as FAST as the work can be
well done.
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INSURANCE.


SOUTHERN PNOTECT!OS INSURANCE.
- COM PA Ny,
Chartered By the Leg{Siatpre Of Virginia in 1854.
Capitai.- &350.GG0.
HOME OFFICE, ALEXANDRIA, VA.
InsureS Oh the Cash and Mutual Plan.
DIRECTORS
HENRY ": THOMAS ANGUS R. BLAKEY,
T. B. ROBE RTSON, JAMES I. CLOSE,
ED. SANGSTER, WM. .. MASSEY,
DR. R. H. SrAELER. THOMAS T. HILL.
CHRIST'R NEALE, RICH'D H. CARTER,
7. ID. IIPSC0MB, ROBT. F. LESTER,
SILAS BlGLOW. s. I. STUART,
VIM. NJ. TURNER, WM. WRIGHT.
OFFICERS.
HENRY W. THOMAS, President.
T.. 3. ROBERTSON, Vice President.
THOS. T. HILL, Treasurer.
WM WRIGHT, Secretary.
JAS. L. CLOS Il, Actuary and General Agent.
Applications for Insurance granted and policies
issued and renewed on the most favorable terms,
in the above Company, at our office.
h. A. COOKE.
l.. q. CLOSE,
14th St., Exchange Hotel Building,
&C 3-6m Richmond, Va.
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M T9T5 n u y
r.. .........,.. ..; "a ID 10 the public, return
,,sn, n.,rd'.i .hamEs 10 our generous patrons Tor
the kIndnsss we have reeeyed at their hangs. ana
hnnn thas ,he NEW ORDER OF AFFAIRS, to We
,nifsst"a sent l. 1859, will receive the same en-
courasement tina; cur previous ehotts ana iaoofs
Nessrs JOHN I. and THOMAS Z. BALLARD
ere now she Projectors of the Establishment,
and each one pledges himself To do WHAT the com
demand. =,
We desire To keep and maintain, what our IL
cense calls for, FIRST CLASS HOTEL, and we
promise to renewed exertions to render the es-
adjustment rs con- tartable AS possible. IN po-
late agents. and ready prompt and attentive ser
wants, shall endeavor to afford complete salts
fsctien TO the travelling public.
N IA previous card, long since pGhlished Ia
cuanteract the influence of a haselcss rumor, is
sufficient proof that our establishment has never
been closed. and that. since ITS publication, we
have been in better condition to entertain visitors
than heretofore. All rumorS az to closure, or IN
tended closure, We desire our ttndS to notice as
false and Strangers intending TO vistus, as wIlltul
mi atipns. sc It's
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THE TUNSTALL HOUSE.
L CRAGHEAD STREET,

DaNvILLE, VIRGINIA.
With new furniture, and newly repaira5, We as
sure visitors that efforts viii be spared TO promote
their comfort, aud We respectfully solicit trial
The TUNSTALL HOUSE is also the STAGE
OFFICE, and our omnihusses viii always be IN
readiness to carry passengers 70 and from the
Depot. 4. g. w ALLERS.(
ie tI-1yd W. L, SlNAuhS.>
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ELLETT IL wEISIGER.

EILETT IL wEISIGER,
- (No. 167 Main street,
OP OSITE EXCHA Nc BA NIX.
Have Just received ALL OF THE LATEST
STYL OF CENTS FINE DRESS HATS and
FRENCH SOFT HATS: viz: The 6ARlBALDI;
assortment of YOUNG CENTS FINE CLOTH
CAPS. Also. BOYS DRESS HATS and CAPS.
in great variety.
~ SOMETHING SEW.-Just received, the
lAZOUAVE Hattie latest Paris style for
young Gents Call and get one.
r. l.. DICKINSON,
Successor to BinfoTd, Dickinson K Weiszer,
IS Main street
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PIANO FCRTES.
-rS-> LIGHTE q DR. ADBURY' =
rk@SR MANDATORY OF
Ill ri 'GRANDAND so UARE PIANO FORTES


$50 LIGHTE Il RADBURY'S
- MANUFACToRY OF
iii 81 GRAND AND so VA RE PIANO FORTES
REPRESESTE BY
NATFAN'L CARR 81, Broad Ricnmonl,
Where an assoTtme ntcau seen e Their who
sale or retail.
IIGHTE BRAD3UR respectful. Uniform the
public that within the present year they have
organiZed their whole establishment, so that their
patrons can rest assured that all improvements
made to the PIANO FORTE will be most speedily
warranted for all time. The attention of the public
is particularly called to their premium SO UARE
GRAND PIANO FORTE. made by them, which.
Tor power, volume sweetness of tone. elasticity OF
touch and eieSant exterior. stands uurlvaed even
by the Concert Grand. The unanimous opinion of
the greatest musical celebrities (which can he
at Mr.. Caruss) is that our instruments defy COM
petition
80 PIANO STORE. No. 2I8 BROAD sr.,
SFs5.S3 opposite Bresdea i FOI's Dry Goods
III z! StOTs.-The subscriber w0ald invite call
from persons Visiting the city in want of PIANOS,
other MUSICAL iNSTRC MENTS. He keeps
constantly on hand a larae assortment of fine In
struments. selected by himself with special care
Having been many years il the trade, and being
thoroughly conversant with the mechanism of the
Piano he possesses peculiar ADVANTAGES, and never
sells an instrument which he cannot recommend
and endorse. he is sose agent here for Steinway <
Sons. OF New York. whose instruments are well
known throug hout the country, ana also keeps an
assortment of the instruments made ly w. kuabe
K Co.. of Baltimore. ana the Pianos of other well
known manufacturers Those who wish to buy
will consult their interests by visiting the estab
ment OF h. nj AY X, No. 2lS Broad ST.,
Opposite Breeden FOX.
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GUS. PAiNTS. WINDOW GLASS. AND
- ARTISTS MATERIALS.-WM. SATTLER
x CO., No. li2 MAIN STREET, Richmond, Va
We have lust completed our FAN Stock of the
above mentioned articles, to suit purchasers 900
boxes French Window Glass; 900 feet of stained,
enamelled, and eoored Glass 1900 pure l.inseed
OIL 600 gallons Boiled Lnseed Oil; Loo gallons
its of Turpentine; 500 gallons Machine Oil; 1900
lbs. White Lead. American and English 600 lbs
Zinc. in Oil, American and French; 80 bbls. Coop
ers' Glue, various grades, IS bbls. Venetian Red,
English: 20 bbls Kalsomine; 20 bbls Paris w hlte;
SO bbls Mineral Paint. chocolate and slate color.
In addition to this. we call the attention Of whole
sale purchasers and others to our large assortment
Of Brushes, OF every description; Co!oIE. ground
in oil Of the most fayorits brands Sand Paper;
matlcal Instruments; Drawing Paper; AMERICAN,
English and French Drawings; Penciis.. Eng
lish and German; Looking Glass Plates; Picture
-~ WIN. SATTLER 4 co.
Film FIGS.-First quality, just received and
JUAN PI2zINPs. No. IL Main ct.
r GOSHEN nUTTER-In tub. and kegs. for
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EGRoEs, CEnTHlNG. NEGROES,

n Z. q : q 7. ; .IfFEffL Nc. = a.tFKtt.S'
y HlNG.-DARRACOTT, HARRIS &
co. have now in store and shall be receiving NJ
through tue season, the largeSt and best assert
lnent of NEGRO CLOTHING they have ever of
iered. Their Clothing is cut large and full, and
made IN the most durable manner, and Will be sold
Al such yer' low prices that We think We can con
vince all in want that i Will be saving both of
ing for farm hands drivers factory, aud dining
room servants. OF ever Grade aud price. consist
ing of COATS, PANTS VESTS, aud SHIRTS:
also. country knit SOCKS. large and heavy, to-
gether with BOYS CLOTHING Of all szas, from
TO Is years old. Those in want are invited 10 call
early and should they preferit all Negro Clothing
can lie laid aside until they want them. To save
trouble and money. and procure really good and
cheap Clothing. call on
DARRAC0TT, HARRIS & CO.,
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NOTICE. fO~n
-yXE5asssszJS5eEfl To psSSL cEos ISHQ

Al&4 A:aassa5ssx TO PAssENGE 1859,
sxZ S1sk- w. GOING NORTH-NEW AR
ENT.-IMPORTANT TO TRAvffii-
ERS.-THR0UGH TICKETS AND -THROrGH
CHECkS.-GREAT NORTHERN R0UTE-Csr.
rying the great United States Mail Twice da,x
SUNDAY nieht excepted between Richmond Sex,
andria, Washins ton, Baltimore Phadelphia' New
York, and all important points West via lsanis
Creek and WASHINGTON, over the Richmond. Fred
erieksburg & Potomac Railroad. 10 the Potomac
rlver. rs miles and by splendid anu comicrtsHs
steamers thence to Washinl ton, IS miles In ali ia
miles IN seven hours; helms a omfortahe and peT
fectlg safe rate of speed.
Hours OF departure: $3.50, Il. M. and $50. p. M.
BAGGAGE, under char1e of Special AGENTS
CHECKED TIL ROUGH to WASHINGTON Baltimors
Philadelphia and New York 4
THROUGH Tickets can be secured at the feiIov-