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OCEAN STEAMERS SAILING DAYS

Stsdn-s. Lsars ~ ~.
Hew 1nrk..---- New York. Bremen Oct "a
nofassia. ---.' Nsw York. --Southampto =. Nov
FRoM EUROPE
Sreet Eastern. New York Oct II
rulton- .----- south ptOn. New York . Oct y
hAmmonis .--south'pton New York Dot is
The Havana mall steamers leave New York ON
tie "a. 18th, nth. and 9th of each month And
ClnIlsstol on the 9th and 18TH. $500
The California mail stssra sr q loaye Nav Work n,
he 5th and 10th OF esAb month";
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10Y FOR THE SICK AND SUFFERING.
y LET ALL WHO IRE zFFLi Crib
READ!
.. APPLY THE REMEDY

Friend, do you suffer! Are you the victim Of any
parity Of the boodf What are they do you ask
Rather ask, what are they notl The blood IL the
source OF Life and health. ana IL the 6rst s,emen,
q our being 20 respond 10 Any cause vhloh affects
IN. system, IS the pulse infaiby attests The ever
prevailing Neuralgia. the iIritatag Erysipeas, the
subtle Scrofula. the akonizi1g Rheumatism, Ner-
vous Debility, Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint with is
torpor and deioctIon. and the pumberiess ills thai
flesh 10 heir 70, derive their hdeops origin from the
blood; Deal kindly then and gently with the blood
Use the vtalizing resources Of nature Tor its aid
and sn9er Ms TO commend 70 Jour confidence and
use that truly valuable msdicsmen: known as
INDIAN vE3 fsi Il LEf bEcocrIoM e
populsr serhmen: has. spoken in deoided terms,
and the evidences Of this great efioacy are aus
tanned By constant ayowsls Of curative effects and
ths hepPest recruits from its are after al other
remedies and tbs best medical skill have failed.
Let Us say, In eonplusion, that Certificates
cures are not sought from the Ilterate and super
ho!al, but they are volunteered from the most re-
spectable souross and justify the highest terms in
which II lis possible to commend so value he q
epecihc TO pubic approval. We may and also that
the curative properties Of the medicine are % nailed
only ey Its restorative Effects the systsm recover
ing from disease with renewed constitutional visor.
For sale by all respectable. Qruggists in this
CITY, and by the proprietor. MRS. NJ. cox.
None renuinc unless her name 10 b.ovn on the
bottle and her seal on the cork -
!, WAolesak Agsn. r, >. T; cIssEl., Druggist,
triot, md viii supply the trade at my prices.
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for the fAithfal performance Of the contract with
two or moro suretlee, whose sufioienoy must be
certified By United States Judge or district II
+ No proposal win be received that does not strict
BY conform, In Gil Particulars, TO the terms and
directions OF this sdvettisement.
CO aawtoot24 ACHE Commissioner.
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WALL & BARNARD

WALL & BARNARD 81
EM=st' t pew rs%Ss .y1s, on coDsi.nmsnt n
and Ninth Streets, I'm 0 he rear Si Of ,Ss,r
GHRs ciss Pc ssS
y. .,ssa,loa Of 70 Examine n be
aT suit soos.ss cps. .S Ss t asis Cloth
"app. ,a' and Walnut SOFAS, Tsto-s -ietes, and
Ma5r. gss.y and W.Inu, Marble to, and other
Nab SOP o.t painted sisetft Cottage Set.
"s LEM, f Cd. Mahogany Marble top PLAIN and
Cane and Wood seat Rocker. Dining, ofics and
:Rs,S%, sIs Nd ,MshSssny Looking
BT nISs: pS,insr.ia and other Carpets Carpet Oil
A., ,ps tsop, ws,net. Mahogany sndothsr Wash
VII VIZ sssss ..d saust and Cotton M.t.rs....
-. :. : WALL SGf liz Z BARNARD.
Sc . eolm oorner "a s sas and ID s,h st9es..
NV NV, MSSIS-A largest eol.e,ion ofthe attest
LARGE LOT faS s' fs .GS lss t.
10 s. =. ELLls's, aoe Pa. avenue bstWsen 9th
,.TL4SSs f'r rent or ..'. sh..p.r than a. any
cHIcSERiNG soNs' PfAS9sss,s i ,Iss o %s;
SS' ~ isSS E Ell iiss.'sS SOC 1S
tssee ssh sas Ie;h at. h. = -. NO" 90
~ MERCHANT TAN ORING.
DIV, n MsRs; SIS is v y 2TiiStss' cAssl-
WALL, STEPHENS Il CO., 32z sPennsyIya
na Avenue, hsye Just received large vsastv Of
OF hslr friends and customers. An 50 n !
RaLTlMoRE -. p
Dsi,v ,,s-,v,,, ssu ,i HOUSE
ass'. Also. Ohm Battsr, st Io1f sad I7II cents.
ELlJCOTf q HEWES,
- kyehsrgs pisa.. kaltisnors
40, -Oas ven r,es So ocrxse PIANO for
% Also. ode We ysitfl, Gsed f,y AIfs AZ
TIE .ssls store Of w. @. MErZEROff, Sole
nessat % StsinwaJ q Sons and Raven, bseon
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Or. j. BOVEE DODS

DR.. J. BOVEE pODs,
IMPERIAL GIN BIITERS,
Por Diseases Of the kidnsy 8, Bladder and Urinary
never fail to cure and warranted to rive satis'
fnction.
CHARLES WlDOiFlFLD & CO..
ProPnstOrs, Is William ST., New York.
je1ly,r Aren't Wsshlnston. b. G..
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DENTISTRY.

NJ TEETH
WI LOOMS, N. d., the inventor and pstent.a
ofthe MINERAL PLATE TEETH G
tends personal 81 has oftcs In this city A&SS
Many persons oan wear these teeth vho~IIln
cannot wear Others, ard no person wear others
who cannot ear these.
Persons Ealing at nv ofloe can DO Accommodate
with any ffyle and price Of Teeth they NAY d.sIrs
but 20 those VITO are particular and vith the pure~
art can produce, the MINERAL PLATE will ~
more fully wsrrarted.
sth and 10th sts. Also, so1 Area street, fhilsoe(
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MISCELLANEOUS.

HI These Scales are offered % fhe public a. the
most slnpe, durable, aud reliable scs'es ever Put in
By the United Statss Par and Virsipis As'ioultorS
Society; Virginia Stale AZ nsu tursl FAIR FrsnflIn
tnstitute ar, Penny ysnis; New York State air;
exhibited they awe received fret clsss premiums
for "a at % Louisiana avenue, Depot Of sIler's
dsls-ly &c. PATTIsON. Agent.
WASHINGTON SEWING ROOMS,
w 90 sfk Sc. no docrs NcrfA az Pa xss
Nov 10 the time 20 get sPRIN6 and SUMMER
pared 20 make sHIRTS, DRAWERS, &C.. st the
elortest notes. AL 6escriytons OF sewing dops.
tANLs nssslI Ihtshss. ~
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.

hAILY LINE OF NEW FOUR-HORSE
~ COACHES TO UPPER MARLBORO.
/ - ~ C0rryiss the q, s.. Mail.
sunday -Four horse Coaches be- /FSSs-
tween washington and Upper Mari
Leave the Steamboat Hotel, corner Of Seventh
Upper Marlboro at ii O'Clock a. M, and arrive in
the $50 p. N. tain for Baltimore. -
The Coaches are new and commodlous, the teams
hrst Glass IN the hands of careful and accommodate
ing drivers.
Fare to Upper Marlboro. 50 cents, O..
10 Long Old Fields. ....-.-..---.2 %
Freight and packages in proportion,
an l5-tf OSBORN IN pyo,riator.
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THE EVENING STAR.
The Melancholy Ditty of Judge Douglas,

Inc heiabehesy Dttty Oh JudSe DeeSess
70 IL SEARCH OF HIS NoTHXR DEAR. .
II Done into verse to ihs tune Of Lord Lovel.
Judge DouglsS no stood at his mansion door. .- ?,
A reeainf the Drei soctt case;
foS 5sb' wa an aas his acsHIass~fsoe
For remarkably long was his face. --- , - q.
"Nov, where are you going p, John Forney .aid,
s% sSi sas to :. sIs sc sss1s head ts
XssH my dear S.. H,osSs: fnss
But .ltho' he rode for ndny dsI. '- -iH' ,--.
His search for his mother was vain-yain--vaiu.
HIS search Tor his mother wasvain. A' p
oh, the Judge va. stopped At each stopping plsoe
BY the people, all eager to see -
Ths Prsldent for to be-be-be, .Lla
The Prssident for 10 be-. l. -I"
Hswent in hot haste down to the South ~.
In search Of bis mother dear ..t.
But he got no further than Raleigh town ti,fs
W hsn hs Isis VITA nss ~ n tesr-satIesr,
ID The King Of Naples did not forget to pro-
vide himself with pocket money before he left his
ducats, which Was furnished hirn. and he has
been shipping bullion for some time past expect
Ing an emergency. His departure is thus de-
scrioed by the correspondent ofthe London Times;
twilight faded away, you could see the royal
steamers putting out to sea. Nota flag was drop
ped; not a gun was fired; and not above fry
people, Of whom was one, were collected on the
quay. hard by the Palace, TO see the last The
evening had cleared up, and the sky and sea We're
as blue and the scene as bright as they are at
this hcHf at Naples, and at Naples only. Little as
love The Bourbon race, I own should have been
glad to hear one word of sympathy uttered for the
unhappy boy-king who was leaving the paradise
where o., father had rsigned so long But heard
none; and, almost Undecided and unmatched, the
vessel bearing the fugitive Sovereign passed away
into the darkness. So ends the reign of Francis
IL and with It the first act Of the Neapolitan
revolution - .....
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." CHANGE OF Hours. 90
ON AND AFTER WEDNESDAY, Jane 18th
1850, trains will run Is follows: =. b -
Leave Washington at % and 40 O.. m. ... 90,
Leave W ashingt ton at SO and 80 p. "a. a...if
On Sunday at % p. m. -. ...-
Leave Baltimore At 4.25 and $40 q. N,
Leave baltimore at SIS and 40 D. m. .r
On sunday at Is q. "a.
Passengers for the Fast will take trains st %
and 740 a. aud s % .. m.
For the West at 40 q. m. and 3.7o .. m.
For Annapolis at TAO m. and SO D, m,
For Norfolk at 40 q. m.
On SATURDAY evening the $40 .. m. tram goes to
ie 1S-d r II. PARSONS, AGENT.
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O7O T.. POTENTINI. ono
~ ~ 1Mrcp-r2 or AUg

SIQ G.IOI bNI IINIs VnE
Il; ;ss SSBi5;sSgEs z2S e..
..e f4cTDENs b,IksEEENSTEsa. He.:
BsgsIseve to cal the attsntsn of Sis friends Az
thePublio generally TO his New Store, under WI
laIds Hote,, Just opened, IN oqpnsxion with hii
eeive any orders for superior CONNECTIONS 81 bis ovl
Importation. = ~ i-E- -. f,,.'T'
Also, all orders for pinpers, eupDers, Balls, and
Private Parties, which viii be served mp in his IN
tmltebe style, With the same promytness and dis
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SOUTHERN TRUNK MANUFACTORY,
- 4SS 7rH s1IHIf,

,ExySoMS va fettcses Hall, Washissfos, ID. C.
ny TRUNKS, vALlCEs TO before par
Snasns eseHefe. Ar 4 use none hut the t47
the best yorknen, can confidently recommend my
Work 20 % superior In SfressfA and Dssabilify To
4 keep constantly on hand, and make to order ION
9ns Hssks n9peel eysry dsseIlPtisn Of SOLE
I'd ~ WXQ0f9R FOX TK g gEN So SHLANR 40
IVES sz6b IS xRaaf WIZ e. tk H. HAR
Trunks, to-, Repaired and Covered, In work.
i any 9 Ss1 81 tn. CITY, George
town, or Alexandria. =. = - -.
. AIs0.,lAFs1t for Eose's celebrated FAMILY
de l5-lv JAMES 9. TOPHAM.s
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DENTAL. Cam

DR. MtNSQN MSS returned and resumed hi,
third door east Of Sixth In addition & 49,
every o'her approved style, Dr.. NJ hs. sef~1lID
teeth on vuleknIte Base Tor the last three vesr,
ana, from experience, knows u txoels al oth-rs
aod ls one.third less IN price than g0d. His OF
town are re- peotfuly solicited o. call. an IS eoiy
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40, 7Oas ven rses s,s ootsse Piano for
n - AIs9. Ode We it'll used FIR ais. AT
tie rssls store Of W. @, METZERoff Sole
nes7aiY 2. S.s'nSaJ q Sons and Raven, Bscon {
71fiH@ ~ ..srs1 .zII It eep !
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JAMES A: EVANS, Ticket Aren't,
ms 23-h Corner Sixth Ut. and Pa Nv.
THE; srEAM MFR R ksS sgY WIN resuns hor
Essrs s,lSs ESQ Es rSWfl !ssss wk Va e. %
tMSToN :yery TUESDAY ,ana =
s ps;is Soi@ef for Gt hs1 Rf h and ths
1 ssSs On .v be, ssf!
and SATURDAY, al ) o'elcci q. m. .,
LUCIAN 8: PAGE, ProDrietor.
NATH'L BOUSH. Ag't. Alexandria. fe4
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OFFICE OF INSPECTOR AND sEALER
" OF GAS METERS,

WASHINGTON, July Is, 1850.
~ N0 q rs HERERK GIyyRM. Tia, ssIee
poratlon approved May r. 1850, the underss ned 10
nov prepared. "vhsneyer resalred in writing. and
rxamine, test prove And ASCERTAIN the accuracy Of
Legistrston Of ANY gns meter In use In this city
Every meter, iffound incorrect, will be condemned
and another, sealed and marked as true, Will Be
act IN i's place. If proved TO be accurate in it's
measurement Of gas, it will be sealed accordingly,
and ssaip put in position for use. = -
Once No so Seventh street, linear Odd Eel
,CHARLES w. CUNNINGHAM,
Iy l8-u Inspector and Sealer of Gas Mcters.
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w GAS TURES.
w Have In store, and are dan y receiving, GAS
FIXTURES of entirely New Patterns and Oesiens
and Finish superior in style to anything heretofore
onered IN this mark Ct We invite oitixens enernl
u to call snd examine our stock of Gas and Wster
Fixtures, feeling eonhdent that We have the best
selected stock in Washington.
will be promptly attended TO. 80 -
-. MYERS L MegHAN. ~
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ID THROU UGH TICKETS TO THE "a.
RIO US VIRGINIA SPRINGS.
OOmnibuses and Baggage Wagons leave the
offoo at ., IA. and p. m.
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feels that he can viii confidence recon
mend the Cheor asuo Process for IN nerting}
ArtlhciAl teeth. IL has the advAntases 81
strength, be3gty, cleanliness, and oheaynoes. Fla
lsyer sets inserted for eSS. fsrtis in Dro1orhor,
OAoe sos Pa avenue. se,
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~ BUTTER HOUSE.
DcIiy feeriylnz fresh snd sweet in Goshen pack
age. Also. Oh5o Butter, st 1917 aad lax ceuts
ELlJCOTf HEWES,
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w.. MAGNOLIA HAMst ~ )
Nv Are again In receipt Of o further supply OF
these Hams, They have bssn hengisg IN the
snokehoues through the seAann. ard 80 q capital
- 'N Corner ,ss 4 q vs SsSs sTsaSs,
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are taken over this New Line. $500
Tickets can BE- obtained at the South Western
Ofoe, corner Of Sixth street and Pennsyvsnia Az
enue, to the following points:
L}},9ESsbuIs, B1nissa, on, kno1y,.ss Atlantis
Macon. Nashville. Dalton. ColurSI.,
Montgomery, Mobile, Memphis, and
NEW ORLEANS.
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ENDoRsEMENr or fnEPREa

rHE mANf THOUSANDS cured atthis insitveen With
ne last sysnssn year, aud the 9nss
cal spsraasos Pssrnsd BY Dr. Johnson Witnessed By ds
WYsrtsn Of the psPsn and many ether psrseps
which have Appeared again and again ssss Psbs
ndss his standing gsntsnss 81 shsrasts ssa rsspss
siliy, 10 suossnt GuaSantss tks a0istsd Jan fky
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IL AA : Ao1sA gT4E44S5hxrYsAr-1lw
,,,u IN, = AotLI SyIiye, Miis,
Iesls q Jaokson, che federl. Coun 6 Pontolos,
The Courts of tho Seventh judicial District Of Mis-,
:Ss!s,' aas III ksssRd r TIE cSesdsa q Cls,R
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II X A CTS RPlER,
FANNY an RR11yISS effNEph -

$4,000 e SKA1tHk2 2Ssff a HANEEAeNE AID AID
ne sftsntpa q he lyhlIo 70 our large and vel
Sold on rsssOnsSis tssns a ordsI g %aks room N
0r onr spring stock. GiyS % al q the
- No. 81 Green st. 6NOFge&oVn.
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BAGGAGE cHsokxD rhRousu 70 INV ORLEANS

THIS ROUTE Is ENTIRELY BY RAIL
400 MILES SHORTEN, sPd 81 HOURS LESS
th, mar; any other Liae.the LynchbuSE Extension
being now completed, az Also the Mississippi
QUICKEST AND MOST PiELSANr ROUTE
FOR SOUTHERN TRAVELLERS!
IL IL provided with First class Sleeping Cars!
TO Nov Orleans. --------.-12 Hcurs
fl"E( S1ss0nsr7 --.::;$ %:
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-03

TRrAL CoNDrcrEp IN THE Absence OF ruE CRInI-
NAL-lhe right oi an accused person to be present nj
hi trial and confront witnesses personal right on
y and is understood To be waived when the prisoner
voluntarily nbscnts himself, as did james A. McCon-
klc The deaulting cashier of the Peoples Bank, of
Richmond, Ind, who nrragnej at Centreville,
and ihe jury cmpnnnclled on Tcesdny last, and the
court adjourned until the next morning. Tho morn
ing came, but not the prsoncr-he had run away
Judge Perkins OF the supreme bench ordered the ri-
nj to 90 on in his absence His counsel objected and
gave up the case. The court appointed counsel and
the trial proceeded After the trial had progressed
somewhat the prisoner was caught, brought back,
heard the conclusion Of his trial, and convicted
aud sentenced to the penitena,y for four years.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-03

There Is an amusing story of Chinese Bar
mum, who got hold OF nn American Daniel Lam
bert, whom lie entertained most Hospitality For
some days jonathan wns the observed Of all OBJ
servers. Endless crowds of yisiters appeared TO
do him honor. SO much so that these well-attended
leyees became great nuisance. The American
ultimately found that his host had been making
good thing Of him, as he had been exhibited for
payment to the crowds Of staring Celestials, who
were supposed to be simply doing him honor.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-03

.
A MODERN HERCULES. A letter from New
Orleans to the st. LOUIS Republican relates tho
following incident
A gambler known as Mountain Jack per formed
an extraordinary fact of physical strength enc
night this week, in the bnr.room If the St-Charcs
Hotel where large number Of tho cnrHlvnl re-
vellers had assembled. A drunken fellow, drcs
sed in Indian costume, rode II horse into the hnr-
room and dsmounted to take drink, and whlo
at the lar, another drunken fellow climbed into
the saddle Mountain Jack, as his name indicates,
is giant in size six feet seven inches high. finely
proportioncd, and possessed of enormou, strength,
even beyond his colossal proportion.
lie was at the time on Spree and although
like most large men naturally good natured, is
when under the influence ofliquor, perfectly wild,
reckless, and unlnmable. A playful fancy sczel
him at the moment. and STOPPING over the horse
he placed his right arm round his belly just be-.
bind the forel"gs. and lifted, the animal off his
legs. rider and alr and threw them heavily upon
the floor. with shock that Jared the whole house
On finding himself down. he horse refused to get
up and the giant again took hold of him and set
him upon his pins, in order To reense the bruised
ard helpless rider, who bad lallened partly under
tio lca.t and who considered himself lucky to
escape without broken bones. Later in the day
Jack ct to throwing tumbers nromiscuou-ly
and was arrested by the united efforts Of about
lwcA'y men.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-03

\ Rouou DsscRIprros OF MissEsorA.--An attorney
in Minnesota, who had received from another State
account for collection. after acknowledging the
ccp, OF the letter ofinstruetons, replied follows
"Now, nm perfectly estonsbed at you for sending
claim out here for collection In these times You
might well cast your net into the lake of fire aud
hrmstone, expecting to catch n sun6sh, or into tho
celebrated Sryginn pool to catch picked trout as TO
try ITO collect money here. Money have faint re-
collection orhasing seen II when was small boy.
believe II was given me by my uncle to buy candy
with, The candy do romember.) But II has been
so long since have seen any that almost forget
whether gold is made of corn mustard or silver Of
white onions or fish scales Why, sir, live with,
ont money. You're behind the times. II ls relic
OF othnrbnrism-of ages past We live by eating, sir
we do. lloot, man, the millennium Is coming, tho
year OF jubilee has come, and all debts paid hero
~ much ms they will be, unless you take produce
The word money Is not in vocabulary In the Ia
test Webster (revised for this meridian) II Is marked
oisole'r formerly coin representing money, and US
ra n medium of commerce A few small pieces
can be seen in our Historical Socic,y's collection,
where they exhibited curioslties, along with
the skreton OF the mnsludnn, Noah's old boots and
AGnms apple
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-03

A WOMAN LIVES AND REFUSES FonD DURINo A
SPACE OF FORTY DAys-The Catholic 7eiegroph
OF Cincinnati saws there is at the present time in
the 81. Marys Hospital, at the corner of Linn
and Belts streets. II German LADY, who refuses,
and has refused for tho past eight years. during
the qnadrangesma fast or lent, any food, except
now and then little coffee passed through her
teeth. All this time she is unable to utter word
On, Friday, especially Good Friday. she suffers
dreadiully. Certainly this is n phenomenon wor-
thy tho scientific investigation OF the medical fac.
ulty.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-03

According 10 tie London correspondent of The
Leo1s Nrca,B. ypung Charles Dickens. the son
Of the great Charles. is going cut to India man
nge an Indian agency for tie firm Of Barring
Brathers. in which. .ays the correspondent, he
ha. long held >pousille pos, having been mi.
tiated into the mysteries of the merchants craft
by lhcm. He hns also another great friend in tho
financial world Miss Burlctt Caults-wbY will
back him. 1t Is SAID. in any per Sc undertakings
which he may think it wise to undertake. So,
without much speculation. we may ar;iril ae liv-
M, perhaps, to see the great hou.e uf Dickens as
famous IN commerce it is il in lilera,ure.-
Douhtiess his father could, iwillng ada to his
store, for curreht rep rt says lie has made .c1O,-
UO0 in the last ten year.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-03

The leading men in the oyster business in Baiti-
that there oysters In Chesapea
bay present than there twenty years ago. not
withstanding millions upon millions of bushels have
been removed They say that dredging for oysters in
deep water scatters the beds over greater extent
and is the only way by which the quantity in the long
tern, can be increased Taking up oysters with the
tongs is economical, In that 1t destroys fewer
oysters but it does not spread the supply, and uit-
mately exhausts the stock. p
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-03

THE OBSERVANCE OF DAYs.-Easter will fall on
Sunday, the 9Th Of Aprfi-a fortnight earlier this
year-Whit Sunday will occur ON the 9th of May
and Trinity on the Sd Of June. There will be
twenty-five Sundays after Trinity; Advent Sunday
will occur on the % Of December; and Christmas
day will fall on Tuesday two days latter owing to
leap year than last year, that is, according to the
solar cycle, when tho reckoning is by the day of
the week exclusively.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-03

Insanity THE RrsrLr oFA JoKE.-Therc il now
in u female lnna;ic asylum at Ilaninlersmith
says The London CoaT Circular. n lady Of exqui-
site beauty. who wns driven mad BY being sud
d-nly startled by her mnid. Tho lady's namo is
Il, and she resided with her husband Mr..
IL, wealthy sharebroker. ut splendid
mansion in Casendish square. One evening about
six weeks ago, she strollcd in the dusk into her
husbands library, to procure book Tho ladys
maid saw her enter the apartment, and in mere
hulte concealed her-elf behind the curtains be-
longing 10 the window, until her mistress hnd
placed her hand upon tho work she came in
Ncnreh OF. when sho suddenly sprung upon her
with q Ionl shout. The lady was nstoundcd
ly the shock, that sllc was struck almost sense
less. D,llrium onsne1; confirmed madness fol-
lowed, which has ever since continued without
abatement, to n degree dangerous to all who come
near her. Her propensies are fierce and vicious
she tries to bite at all who approach her and it is
more than probable sh6 will never recover her
reason.