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Four Of he reformed Wood co'd''' o. y !,
city Of Baltimore, we're officers curing I" !.
war-two in the regular army, one 10 WV
teer corps, which marched from b'''n0.
the lines, and the other Of an artillery 'o"y:
engaged in the defence Of our city al '0e e., e..
Of North Point. Is it not un~orh l =" -
Gu,ive Of a patriotic State, to axe SUI" ..,r,
lance from the brave defenders oil Ihsi' Wv
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COMMUNICATIONS.

MIA Eprroa:-The Bachelor register,w
anneared in a late number OF your paper, has
been considered, by others, as well as myself,
no, altogether appropriate 10 the preseoi pc
riod. the hrst par, al least. AS manhood be-
gin, TO dawn much earlier now than formerly,
!, might have been applicable 10 past years,
hut il will not sui, the present. who have
sareely attained my nineteenth year, cannon oe
expecred 10 possess more than suDerncial
knowledge of the manners, and the toline Of
custom through which the youths oil former
ae-, p.,sed. to become ini,is'rd into the desi-
ble state If manhood, but SO far as my own ex,
perieuce, (Which I will endeavor to give you)
has laugh me, they have become considerably
lessep,d, and youth suains to the eye OF ma'u-
ri,y, much sooner than they formerly did.
Lean assure you that al the early age OF four
teen. had an ex' ensive idea Of he ten6'r pas
sion Of love. At fifteen exhibited great con-
fusion when addressed by . handsome young
lady. At,sixteen anxious to prescribe TO the tai
lor the shape Of my eoa,,or the lightness OF the
kness OF my breeches, much aatered when de.
siensted by the happy title Of fashionable, and
a ores, devo,se 10 The mirror. Al seventeen
considerably more acquainted with the pleas
ure. Of the tender passion, and the desire Tor
the company OF young ladies greatly increased
if trea'ed as boy by them. would be despe''
a,ely al, onted Al eighteen, the lime when
the insufferable puppyism is exhibited, nova
days.
I made endeavors TO gain no'oriety in the
fashionable life, and always enjoyed WIDE
sphere Of il, no rrlaxa ion in nv deso,ions 10
the glass Of course but how far 'aai puppyism
which always thought l would escape, was
appsrsn, in me, canno, Tell, but leave that 10
oilers. And now in my nineteen,h year. con
ceive myself TO be as good man as any
one. and have strong notions Of entering into
the ole asures Of the connubial STATE, shortly
do no, wish you Mr.. Editor, TO consider
NV experience as proper standard for Judging
IN. generality Of youths, but in my opinion
there will not be q grea. deviation
DANDY JACK.
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SUPREME COURT UNITED sr,-,
TUESDAY, FERuAny 9, 1870

TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 1880
Present as on yesterday.
No 49, VIM. Parsons, Plaintiff, .
Bedford, Breedloue and Robeson-ip erro, n
District Court U. S. for E. Loui,iao, We
Justice STORY delivered the opinion Of y. W
court. "'
No. 10. VIM Parsons. PlainiFm E,o,
James Arsor and S. W Oasiey-Iu error ~
Distric, Court y. S. for f. Louisi,n, u;
Justice JOHNSON delivered the opinion n ~ %.
Court, reversing The judgemn nj Of tn. ", aa
Court, and Irmanding the cause with ir,''
tons 10 said Court. 10 enter judsmen, 70, w.
Persons, tn, Defendant in said cause,
No. 40. Stephen Hesf, ct. al Plaintiff, r
" Lessee Of Dominica Jordan ct al. rE, ~
of error to the District Court Z. 5. for ~. ~
Virginia. was dismissed with costs, Ii. p,,''
lifts 10 Error failing to appear and prO,,'" ~"
said writ.
No u. John W King, Appellant vs. IT,.
Hamilton, ei. al The argumtn, Of hi, ,,,''
was continued by Mr.. WRIeHr for the An"
lee, aud concluded by Mr.. DoDDnlDGI 70, f +,
Appellant.
No. 81. Samuel d Har,is, Marshal L ST.
Plaintifin Error, vs.. James Dennie The m,
ment of Ibis cause was comm,nced ~ \,
DusLop for the Plaintiff 10 Error, and eOrL
I'd by Mr.. WEBSTER, for the Deiend.usnl
ror.
On mo ion Of Mr. WEBSTER, JoHy J. WIN,
Esq oil Pennsylvania, was admitted as an 4.
lorn-y and Counsellor Of this Court.
Adjourned ,ill to morrow, II O'Clock, In
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Anonp The domestic occurrences related in
the London papers, the following may be cited
as curious:
"MALBnRoueH STREEr.-Mrs. Mary Stubs,
a fsdy E fortune, residing al SO Sloane street,
Chelsea, was broug before Mr. Cenant, charg-
ed with having prac'ised novel species OF
robbery
The fair prisoner, ii was stated, went into
the shop Of Mrs. Vanhsgcn, pastty-cook, at
81 ST. Marrin's.cour,, on Mond y evening, and
whenever Mrs. yanhsgen's head was turned
from her she hastily swallowed fruit tart
She remained in the shop half an hour, and
during tina, time gentleman observed her de
YOUR seven or eight ,ar,s. She was a, length
preparing 10 quit he shop, after paying Tor
three half penny buns, when it was suggested
tina, she should be searched, and five two penny
cakes were then found upon her, all OF which
she distracted from The counter. Her purse
con, aimed three sovereigns and some silver,
and quantity OF apples and pears, Of supe>
rior quality, we're also taken from her, which,
i, appe AIRED, must have been stolen from me
shop If o fruiierer, named Norton, IN Cosent>
garden, where the prisoner had called the same
afternoon and selected an assortment OF pears
a $50. per dozen, for which she promised 10
send one Of her servants on the following
day, but she did not pay for any thing. About
eighteen months ago the prisoner went to the
shop Of Mr.. Nichols, a pastry cook, in Pieca
diIly, where she was observed 20 conceal nine
cakes under her shawl, having previously paid
two pence Tor Two buns. Mr.. Nichols. on shaS
ing her shawl, caused the cakes to fall on the
floor, button ,ha, occasion he permitted her to
depsr, with an admoni,ion The prisoner, ii
vas added. was we'll known at the BAzaars,
which she frrquested in company with lady,
who appeared 10 be her sister, and they were
frequently customers at the confectionery at
he West end of the Town for small quantities
Of pastry.
1.-THE prisoner esseversted her innocence, and
hoped an exposure would not ensue, as her
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H,ro;e Enfhusiasm. is scarcely possibl

Heroic Enfhusia,m.-I, is scarcely possible,
~, think. 10 deny the conduc, detailedi IT, the
following letter, the character OF which we have
assigned TO il in the two words al the head OF
this paragraph. The results OF science made
subservient at the greatest personal hazard.
and with mos, eager zeal 20 the cause OF hu-
noani,y, should secure the admiration and graz
ti,ude Of men in much higher degree than the
acts Of those who found claims TO renown on
millions slaughtered, and humanity outraged.
Yet are the names Of NJ. ARcEr and Of his ge-
nervous and self-devoted colleagues, unknown
beyond their own small circle, while not pet
~ evnqueror. even OF past ages, is without bis
historian or his bard.-N p. american.
THs PLAsuE.-M de Las,eyric has received
the following letter from VI d'Arcet, Jr. da'ed
Tripoli, in Syria June Ia. ls29.-"The coseern
which YOU take in every thing thai is interest.
ing to humanity, induces me 10 communicate
10 YOU the result Of some experiments which
We have JUS, made here with the chlorurels Of
exido,, in srder TO determine their action upon
the viru, Of the plague. we had hardly res
turned 20 Cairo, from our voyage |" Cpp"r x
Middle Egypt, when we learned that The plague
wa. raging at Tri2oli, in Syria. Though il
was our Gu'y TO remain in Egypt. we could no.
resist the desire Of going TO rripoli, in order
10 make some trials, the result Of which was
doubtful, until the plague should manifest it.
self at Cairo or at Alexandria, which is not the
case every year, and which indeed sometimes
only appear, a, l,ng intervals. We conse-
ouru,ly set of for -Dainieiro. and from thence
for Beirut and Tripoi. We have been at this
latter place a for night. and our experiments
relative TO tbs disinfeclion Of clothes are 6n-
i.hed. -
The mos, importan: point, was to convince
ourselves whether the pes ilen'ial virus would
resis, the action OF chlorursts, and in order 20
leave no doubt upon the matter. il was neces>
sary to MAKE tiiaI Of the ehlorure,s upon clothes
covered with perspira,iun, pus, and blood,
left at their death by persons attacked With the
plague. We requested the vice consul 10 pro-
cure Us six coats. which he bought Of the
lstions Of six individuals who had died Of the
plague the previous evening and the evening
before that. With respect TO the Infection Of
these clothes there could be no doubt: they
were spotted with blood, msuer and p-rspira.
ton. After ,he vice consul had made Q pro-
cess verbal Of the state IN whioh thew were, j
immersed them for Is hour. 10 . solution Of
choIoruret Of soda At o>5 Of the chronome,er
Of NJ Cav Lussac; and when they were dry
earA Of Us put on shirt mex to the skin and
IN. rect Of the clothing. The spots still re-
NAMED bot they were BY no means so dark, We
vent 10 bed in shis clothing and wore II 10
hours, The e1perssssnt was made days ego
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The Lynchhurg Virginian exprfs',I, ,,rr
that some member Of Congress "ou'u
the rrsolu len offered two or three ye'' % e.
the House Of Representatives, by nen o.. g,
der., Of North Caroline, enquiting o. ar .h
re,s,y Of State how many Of The p"0'''"s,', ..
the Laws of the Union he has REMOVE
the cause, Of their removal. The eo'u' ,sg
Vi'ginian opines. tha, cit might pu' nv
sisrepcy OF certain gentlemen 10 the 'e''
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WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 10.

Present as on yesterday.
No 81 Samuel d. Harris, Marshal U S g.
Plaintiff in Error vs.. james Dennn III, an,
men, Of :his cause was Concluded by Mr. 4
,orney General for the Pl'innff in Error.
No. 81 VIM MeCluny. PlainiFin Ira. II
w SiiGman, { u s. This cause IVES age,
by Mr. DoDDRIsGE for the Plsinliff in Env
and by Mr.. Attorney General for the Ddt,
dant in Error
No. So. John Coneurd, Marshal y s PSAa'
in Error, VS.. Francis II NichoH This cav
was submitted % The consideration Of The CO..,
without argument.
Adjourned ill Tomorrow, II O'Clock, 20
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according to tradition, a Union Of this kind 10
Sco.la,d. in the age OF the Sc James, and they
1,,,i,.1 lived 10 be men. We have also seen
AN etching Of two remarkable Hungarian girls
who lived TO maturity. They were united oy
the hips, and died within lew SECONDS OF eaeh
other. We have said nothing OF ahor'lVe 'Pe-
e;m,ns. &c. Of which every surgical museum
furnishes painful examples; though there are
50 few recorded and authenticated cases "'
such an interesting kind as that whien Is no"
daily witnessed in London.
Apropos, we have just received an euus'o'
on the Siamese Youths from poe'icai CORES
ponden,; and though we have not room lot Il
all we shall inser, few Of the lines
If in the page Of Holy Writ we find
That man should not divide what God hs'n Jo'heo'
q why. with incest skill, should Science dare
To separate this Heaven.united par!
United by more than legal band
A wonder wrought by the Creators hano:
Poor guiIeIess boys! let not the eye OF p!lae;
That views its perfect self, your form delae.
Nor call those /" monstrous." who modei prove
OF hearts conjoned in harmony and love!
And ye were happy in your native soil;
The morning ray awoke you to one Toll.
One bark was yours-at once ye climed one mast;
One simple couch was gours-and one repast;
And doubtless liz who joined you 1T your birth.
Would grant one death one grave in mother earth'
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Exra.onp1s.xy RECOVERY OF SIeHr.-Aboui

Exr,.o,nYx.vy RECOVERY OF SIGHr.-About
six cen years ago, Thomss Wilson, ieuaf IN
LanphoIm. ne at DumfrIes, who is now man
vf three score aud twelve, felt dimness OF VI.
sion creeping over him, and in short PERIOD
became, as il is called, stone. blind. 10 per
SON who had always led an active lite, the al
f1iction wa. heavy--the priva'ion most severe;
but s,ill he was wonderfully cheerful and re-
signed, and though he seldom removed Tar
from the fire side, mis- general health had sui
fered but little, when The sense OF seeing was
restored in manner which is truly wonderful,
If no, miraculous On Thursday, The 28th ul'.
he was seized with a violent pain in his head
and temples, accompanied by coplous dis
charge from his eyes; bu, at The end OF TWO
DAYS the pain and running both ceased, and
then the film w,s gradually removed tina, had
so lorg shut out the external worlo. "hte
seated in his dwelling, on Saturday, the 2s'h
Of November, he TO his utter as'onahmsn',
perceived The cheerful ligh, Of day, and in a
few moments distinctly observed "a tall DARK
man" passing the window This individual
was his own son. who during the long and drea-
ry blank in his fathers existence, had oeen
transformed from "a while beaded Gallant" 10
a brawny and black a weed man." The teei'
ines of the parties were pleasureable IN the
u h"' J" h's so" ~ 49, .
and perused and re- pr.used his features with
an anxiety which btggars all description His
wifi. neg engaged his attention, and then eve
nv member Of the family, f;om daughter-in-
law, whose appearance he had faneied rather
Than known, 10 her healthy offspring that ran
rambling about, e. emblrms Of their father
when he had seen him before.
For some days the old man was actually bali
dellrious with Joy, and even ye' his wife com
plains that i, is totally impossible to keep him
in the house. His grea, delight is to wander
about the s,reels anu lanes of Langholm, read
ing the signs add threading his way without
the aid Of either spectaciss or guide. A. o.
cher times he explores the fairy hooks OF the
Ewes and the Esk, laying his palms and eyelids
in streams which he never expected TO behold
again, and whose murmurs are as the sweetes,
Melody Of his ear. The lapse OF sixteen years
produces divers strange mutations" even IN
quie, country village, and many early friends
and neighbors have gone down 10 the grave
since, Thomas Wilson became unable to dis
,inguish day from night, or evc' one season
from another, excepting as they were intima,'
ed 20 him by piferen, degrees OF heat and cold
s i'll he meets with few old acquain,ances
and with these he takes every opportunity OF
comparing NOES and talking over 1.-The days OF
),np.,yne." But amidst all hi. enjoyments, a
feeling Of melancholy occasionally steals over
him, and he finds il difficult 10 subdue he con-
vic ton hat his latter end is near ri hand, see
ing ,ha Providence has worked gu, Tor him SO
mereifula delverance. Dumfiss Cow.
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Notice

'NoTICE is hereby given the Members ofthe Alex.
andria Library Company, that an election will be
held the Library room between the hours Of 10 and
3ucock on the 15 day Of this month; in order to sl.
President and eleven Directors to serve for one
year.
feb I-2aw2x GEORGE DRINKER, Librarian.
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o. n ThrOop,
ENGRA

Of visiting cards, bank notes, P0rtats' maps, ehas,
landscapes, diplomas, hat plates business cards. &c.
Also. society," notary, and all other metal seals In.
craving wood az usual.
All the above shall be done with dispatch At reason.
able prices His is the Sd door from 18th street,
on the Avenue and directly opposite the National Jour.
nal Office, Washington City
NIB Copper plate printing done in the nestest
manner es6 dec q
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A standing rule was adopted 10 the nI Iors}
Representatives. Of Pennsylvania, ia'en' .iiOy,.
ding smoking, either in the Hall or lne me-, );
ing rooms, The vore stood-syes !. wv" =,
A motion was made to include ''"0's
cheering, which failed.
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WANTS A SITUATION.

4 YOUNG MAN that has hadseveral years experience
n a. Overseer and Gardener, both in EuroDe and
America; understands planting and improve ment all
its various branches; the management Of stock, with
remedies for their different distempers come we'll
recommended for moral conduct and is willing to go
to the distance of 800 miles or less from this town
letter, through the Post Office, with address James
Kennedy Alexandria, will be attended to. to the
Printing Office. feb l0-eo3t'
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dsupb,er was emineAt for her literary ATTAIN
menis ::
MIR. Conant though, the prisoners rank In
life aggravated her offence, an" fully commit "s
ted her for trial, the parties having been oo""a
over 20 prosecute"
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TRANSPORTATION LiMe

Transportation AiMe
FROM BALTIMORE TO ALEXANDRIA.
..a The Steam Pa, Ike $ hsing
Eslsw~ EN0laid up. Goods for Washington,
EE fA1 H. Georgetown. and Alexandria
ffi7S11.z5ek. will be received, during the
Winter, at the steamboat Ware House, Commerce
Street Wharf Baltimore, and forwarded from thence
by WAGONS on every Wednesday and Saturday, and
on any othe days wheu sufficient loading offers
The Wagons will be unoaded at the Store OF =. !.
Kennedy, Alexandra
CHAR. WORTHINGTON,
Commerce street Wharf. Baltimore
tQ-9aw1m
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F or Rent,

- y three story Brick Warehouse, Ere
65ET proofs well known stand for grocery or
assmm ship chandlery store, southwest corner Of
80" Prince and Union street, just at the head Of
Prince Street Dock. This property will be let low to
a careful tenant. Inquire Of
feb A-dlwtJeo1w
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New Mouse Of Entertainment

The subscriber having removed to Middle
&33h burg, and taken the large and eommodious
vISsl house known by the name OF the
A M6NSION HOUSE,
is now ready and prepared toreceive and
all who may call upon him. This House 10 immedate'y
on the road leading from Smokers Cap oy the way o.
Union 10 Warrenon, and some twenty thirty yards
off the public square. The house is new one. and
all the rooms comfortable and we'll furnished his Bar
il well furnished and his OstIer attentive and trusty
fellow The subscriber hopes by attention 10 ousl'
ness end an exerton on his part to give entire satac
ton to all who may favor him with CALL to merit part
Of the public patronage.
Middleburg. Loudon county. Va. Feb. 5. 1880.
feb S-3taw2m
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GARDEN SEEDS.

lust received and Tor sale al tho Charles
- town Apothecars and Book Store. Nar,.
~''s Kinds OF GARDEN SEEDS. the greater
part OF which have been tested the pres,ni
>pring IN hot bed. near the city of Bait,-
more and found genuine The follow inc
iist comprises the names OF maRy u them
Earl, Frame. Royai D~ssi Marrow Fat.
Nstchie,s or tall. Earl, Wellington, Dwsr,
Blue i'nPerisl. aud Fail Sugar PEAS,
Large Lima, Rob ROY, Red Marrow Fs,.
"ashinston Pole, China Dwarf, Early Vel.
low. &c BEANS.
Red rurniP. Yellow Turnip, and Loag
Blood BEET,
Large Swelling PARSNiP,
Taokard Osrge round } White Flat .nd
Rsis Baga TuRNIP.
Long Orange aud Blood CARROT.
Plat DuIch yellow Savoy, Early Salisbury.
Drumhead. Large white, Sugar Loaf. Earl,
York. Large York. and Green Savo, CAR.
BAGE.
Red Turnip. Seorlet, Long Salmon. and
White Spanish RaDiSH,
Brown Dutch, Tennisbsll. White I.o,f
Sugar Loaf, and Ice LETTUCE,
PtckIiDg. Cluster. Green Turkey. Long
Green, and Early Frame CUCUMBER.
Early and lsfs CAULIPLowER.
white snd Early Purple Cape BROCCOLI
Com. Porters ChiIiso SQUASH. yegeta.
Ole Marrow SQUASH,
siTaw-eoioursd, White. and Azorssn or
Mammoth ONION,
Water Crsss White Solid Celery Do,,bl.
Parsley, summer Sa,ory Pepper Grass. &c.
&c &c. JAMES RRONS
5. Also, fresh supply OF Medicines.
which mskes tho assortment complete.
March -. Ia
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JOHN SAPPINGTON,
WILLIAM CARTER,
SAMUEL MYERS.
NIsy 70. 1880.

JEFFERSON COUNTY, Scr:
.AprH Court. 1850.
Anthony Rosenberger. CoMPLArSASr
AGAINST
Hiram Mowrey aud James 8. Roach,
DEFENDANTS.
IN CHANCFRY.
VHNiE defendant. Hiram Mowrey, moi hsy
II ing entered bis appearance end give,
security, according 10 the set Of sssembI,
end The rules OF this court, and IL sppssrIpe
by satisfactory evidence, that he - not IN
inhabIisnt Of this eouptry IL il ordered. thai
TIE ssid defendant do sppesr here ON IN.
hrst day Of tho next July term, and sn,wer
the bill OF the plsintiG; and thsta con, Of
this order be forthwith inserted in sorne
oewspsPer published IN Chsrisstowp. for
i~o mosths suceessiSely. sod posted =, The
'front.' door OF the tbousc OF this count,
Add u - further ordered, that the defend.
ant, james s. Roach, be restrained from
paying. conveying swsy. or sserefine IN.
debis by him owing 10, or the effects In his
hands of. the sad Hiram Mourev. until ~,
further order Of this court.
A cSPy-Tesie.
- SAMUEL }. CRAMER, c. G..
Nav 5, 1880.
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SECOND ARRIVAL
New, Cheap. and Elegant
SPRING & SUMMER GOODS,

AT MARKET SQUARE,
Hrbers- Feuy
Joseph l. RUSSELL. & co have jus,
- received and arc now opening. 4 very
splendid assortment Of Spring and Summer
hoods, consisting. in part, Of
Super NAnkin, aud Canton Grape,
Bombazine, Barrsge, Bstis,e.
Pslmsreen, Grape de Lyon,
super Gauze Shades, aud iIandk erchiefs,
Fancy Silk do. -Embroidered Crape do
Barrage do.-Fouiara Cravsttipg,
Italian do.-A neat assor,m't Of Ginghams
Painted Jaconet. Fouisrd Caiicoes, &c
Ho.kin Gloves and Mit's-Iiosiery OF al
k'nds-L.argc Broehe Sha,sLs,
PLAIN and figured Swiss, J.cone,, and Book
Muslin; needle orked and tamboured
Collars; thread and bobinett Laces and
Edgings.
splendid assortment of Gauze and CIR,
de Nap Ribbands. CHkAP -Navarino and
Lcghorn Bonnets; a neat assortment, @.
fashionable Goods for Summer yes,inp
and Psntsloons
Together suh general assortment, Of Sta
pie Goods, selected within a few day,
from the late arrivals
Determined To sell bargains, they respect,
FULLY solicit . cali and examination Of theu
ne May 10, 1880.
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The Thorough Bred Horse
INDUSTRY.

a beautiful rich dark brown, SIX wear.
. old this spring. Of fine size, form. sna
commanding appearance full sixteen hand.
sud one inch high. OF great strength. act,
viiy and beauty. He was got by the cele
brated horse tfrgini1u, he hy Sir Arrhy
he by the imported Di, rned, Sc Indu,
n, : dafn. Virago. by the imported horse
" hip. he by Saltrsm, he by Okelly /
cllPse. sc Has grand dam by the ,nnaf,
ed h"rsc EOius. has great grand dam b,
Gen Mesd's celebrated horse Color. ON, 4,
The GrneraFs famous Arisrorie marc g.
For iuli pedigree. see hand. bills
tie viii stand the ensuiny season. !, N,
farm on Opequon. near SuliihGeld, IN lei
ierson county. and will be- lie; 10 mare a.
the reduced prices OF eight dollars cash
The single leap; twelve dollsrs thu season.
discharged by ten dollars II PAID within
The season. ssd twenty dollars 10 ensure
mare, payable as soon as she 1. known
TO be ~ ioal or parted with. ANY person
entering live mares. may put a sixth free
of charge. Fifty cents To the groom for
each marc All mares seat 10 the horse
Without written Instructions 10 IN. rpn,r,
~. will be catered by III. season Tn.
season has commenced, aud will iermin,t.
the first of July Mares from n c,,l,pc,.
can he furnished with excellent pas,urapc
al hiiy cents per week, or fed with gram
al twenty five cents day Servant. zen,
WIN mare. to remain With tbru,. viii be
'"nnd gratis Every care and attention
VIII be paid to prev.ni accidents or o.
eapes. but no liability for any ,b., may
occur CARVER wills
March 81, 1880.