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ion Without, il. every thrg ,slratls must 90 t'
decay. The young female mind 10 peculiarly due
liie--mors within the power Of education in it,
moulding than that of,he other sex and men are
The sons Of women. and during tho most docile Of
their days under their training hand. Let the
plngue-spot Of mingled ignorance and vice attach
to women and the whole race must bs ccntami-
nsted Let all be sound here. and then will the
spirit of general health, pervads the community.
How have these facts been overlooked How
have men neglected to provide for the edueation
Of female youth, while they have spent their mil
lions to endow colleges and professorshps, for
their own sex, reckless that ours are left to the
mercy of interested adven,urers. How have our
sex too, slumbered, unconscious Of their own men-
tai energies-of their power. and deep RESPONSE
blity My heart is pained when think how
many Of my country ywomen are seeking to learn
that they may follow the fashons-and initiate the
manners Of foreign women. Let US endeavor to
appreciate things according to their true value
Because our nilliners can make hats better than
oursslvss, shall we therefore follow all their ways
-,nnd send our children-that their characters
formed by their teaching? Hvice lcounts
|xhg hdoU0s ancestors, and is called by sound
rt4iile, shall we therefore bid the god-like image
Of virtue bend before her, and be- abased in her
presence ! No rather let US plant our feet on
The Everlasting Rock : and rear high our stand
ard. and let it, motto be-INTELLIGENcE AND
VIRTUE. by these, let US test eontending claims
Ior superiority"
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SueSH buus het HAuJss'y
and they marched out Of Madrid Tor 'ns
insurgeht provinces with their drums,
beating patriotic tunes. Reports had
reached Gibraltar, via Malaga, that tho
tranquility ofthe capital had been father
disturbed and that the war minister, Gen.
Lauder, had subse equently met with
similar fate. This report, however, was
no. generelly believed.-.Merc Journal.
tifcate. frs, appeared in one Of the New York pa
pers and as the subject is of considerable import
nnoe to ship owners we readily give il a place 10
our columns.
TO SHIP OWNERS.
Those in want of Cordage, can con-
tract with Josiah Dow & Co. l57 Pearl
Street, for the best which can be
had in America, 10 be had at
short notice-say every description
of rigging for vessels Of every class
This cordageis is found by actual expert
ment to exceed in strength "a to IS per
cent. any spun by hand, imported or made
in this country, manufactured by the Boz
ton Hemp Manufacturing Company, with
their patent machinery. Terms for
gangs Of Rigging liberal.
JOSIAH Dow & Co.
Challenge.-Wc challenge the Boston
Hemp Manufacturing Company, through
tho agency Of Mr.. Dow, to produce .
pieces. Of his best manufactured article
equal in strength to that spun BY hand
and manufactured in tho ordinary way.
lnsPeciosk shall be appointed and the SIZE
as shall Re agreed upon.
Done at meeting Of the Journey men
Rope Makers, held in Brooklin, De-
cember 10th, 1884.
Henry HlBBs, Chairman.
ARCHIBALD WALLACE, Secy.
Notice. In order 10 exhibit the degree
oi confidence which may be placed in the
statements which have Of late, seen 30
un1paringly made relative to the super
iority Of cordage manufactured by ma
chnery over that manufactured by hand,
The following certificate is submitted 10 an
intelligent community without comment.
Commu nicaied. An advertisement sp-
peared in the New York papers in No
vetnber last, in which il was stated that
~N'""So '"o""'oStpiUu W Pdtcut mdCntn-
cry had been found by actual experiment
to exceed in strength "a to IS per cent.
any spun by hand. Those interested in
the matter have proved the following
U. S. Nary Yard, New York
December eth, 1884.
/ certify that have at the reques, Of
several Manufacturers Of Cordage,
citizens of 3rooklin, proved two samples
Of rope, and the result is as follows, viz:
One strand taken from a rope, made Of
yarns spun in the usual way, manufact-
urcd by Trash & Wall, measuring ala
inches, scnnt containing 16 yarns, bore
an average weight Of 1911 lbs. IS o..
One strand taken from
rope, made Of yarns spun BY ..
measuring 2l-2
inches scant, containing l6
yarns, bore an average
weight Of 100 lbs. I OF:
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Mr.. Davis was then declared duly elected Sem
a,or in Congress for six years from the 4th Of
March next, and the result was communicated to
the House by message.
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MASSACHUSETTS. SENATOR ELECTED.
On Friday the 2Oth, the Senate Of Massachu-
sets, pursuant to assignment, proceeded to ballot
for United States Senator. On the 4th ballot,
His Excellcncy John Davis was elected. Tho
votes on the different ballots a. follows
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Difference, 81 lbs. ~ or.
TITUs CRAVEN.

SUSAN ODY, daughter Of Thomas Ody
agirl fifteen years old, left her fathers
residence in Wren'ham, in company with
a woman ofsuspiciouS character unknown
to her parents, in October last, and has
not since been heard Of She has
heretofore borne good character, and
no reason can he assigned for her myste-
rious absence. Her parents are foreign
ers poor, but industrious and respecia-
ble. Any Information respecting the un-
fortunate girl directed to Thonas Ody.
Wrentham, will be grea,fully received By
her weeping parents.
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american and French Nary. In The
present state of affairs, it must be mat
ter OF interest to all to have q compare
tive view Of the naval strength Of tho
two nations. The following is believed 10
be correct
French Marine SO ships Of the line,
8 three dsckers 80 Gigates, IS first
class 10 corvcttes of 90 to 80 guns I;
10 do Of 10 guns 80 brigs Of l8 to 20
guns 8 chooners Of l2 guns, 20 steam
vessels Of 6 guns each total I55.-
Building "a ships Of line, 3 Of three
decks 26xfrigs,es 3 steam vessles {:
total SO
United Statcs--Buiii nnd On the Stocks
2 ships Of line, three decker 90 frig-
ates, II first class is c"rve,,cs OF 81 10
"a guns 10 schoouers Of i2 guns to-
tal 81.
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Mr.. Editor,

Mr.. Editor,
The discussion Of tho question. " Do Fe-
males possess ali the rights in this country to which
they are justly entitled ;" Lufore the Warren So
cial Club. Saturday evening last, will be my ex'
cuse. (if any rs necessary for asking you to pub
lish the following extract from the closing letter o
a valuable work, viz :" Journal and Letters from
France and Grea, Britain, by Emma willard
These remarks. coming as they do from hishl,
accomplished Lady Ofmuch Experience in Female
Education, being herself a, tho head Of semina'
~ devoted exclusively to the instruction OF Fc-
males. are well worthy tho pcrusual Of tho mem
bars Of The SOCIETY. ss well as OF all other per.
sons firnjly to the rights Of wonEN. A.
:" With Intelligence and reso'u,e virtue in won,
en-, socssiy sao.s, fa, Of bsies ia so"d eoad,,-
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self In other words, unconnected with
tho RIGAr Asp JrsTilg az The cLAia,
and the compensation we shouN offer, tor
the s1comnerciai advantages which the
treaty guarantees ID Fiancs.
Impressed with these considerations,
gentlemen, the government make mo its
organ of again laying before you the pro-
ject Of the law which Ilshall now have the
honor Of reading to you.
Il has been judged necessary TO insert
an eventual clause, Of which, without
doubt, you will acquiesce in the proprie-
~. This clause forbids the payments to
be made on the sum fixed by the treaty +,
until the intention Of the American Gov
ernment shul be made known. 1t is our
n sht, and our duty, gentlemen, To render
that government responsible for every act
which may tend TO wound the dignity and
the Interests OF France.
The following are the provisions Of the
project Of the law -
AT. /. The Minister Of the Finances
isiauthorized to carry to the Budget OF
each of the yeas 1886, 1887, 1888,
1899, I84O, lS4l the sum requisite to
pay oil in six equal terms the capital vi
2j,OOO,OOO frame. which are due ia exc
cui,on OF the Treaty sIgusd. ON the 4lh Of
July, 1881, between France and the U
States, aud the ra,itisations of which
we're exchanged at Washington, Oh Ihe
I'd OF February, 1892.
Art. 9. Inc sum of 1900, 900 francs,
which the Goveroment Of the u. States
engaged to pay to France in SIX annual
in 81 tainen,s in discharge OF The iclaIns of
French cn,zens, shall be credited to
SPECIAL article Of the Budget ~ the re-
coveties are made. Credits to II similar
amount shall be opened to the Minister Of
the Finances for the discharge Vi the
claims that may have been liqudated in
favor Of the French citizens.
Art. 3. The payments 10 be made on
the sum Of 81, ,OOO, 900 francs shall not be
carried into effect till It shall huvs been
ascertained that the Government Of the
United States has adopted no measures
injurious to the French interests.
Tho question was then proposed to the
Minister, that this project Of law should
be printed and distributed, and the day tor
discussion ultimately fixed.
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The gambling hous"- of Paris, yield to
'he snyernmnm Gie0,000 per annum,
and pcu fous timrs tiat sum 10 ihr kccp.
era
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We see i, stated that lady Of this rity
has iately recovered Tennessee fo,cnship
in a suit at law. 1t SENS that the town
ship had been granted us bounty to q
negro belonging to the family Of the lady
for certain aervices rendered by him dur
ing the Revolutionary war. The town
however, has bought itself of for the
sum of eight thousand dollars.--lf the
statement is correct, it was a Judicious
compromise for both parties; for the lady
would find herself perplexed with whole
town upon her hands, and the sturdy Cit
izens Of a whole six miles square would
feel awkward in being owned by one wo-
man.-.N. Y. Cotr. d Eng.
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Mr.. John T,umbuIl, who vas one Of
the Commissioners under JAYS treaty
for lquIdating the claims at. American
merchants for losses from captures BY
cruisers in the years 1893 and 1894, in
a letter addressed to the N. Y. American
suites that the amount Of those claims
which were allowed on examination in
London, and paid at the British Treasury
exceeded $l0,0oo,o0O.
THAT does This mean? We find tho fol-
lowing article in the Boston Ceniinsl Of
yesterday -
A new survey Of tho line between the
town of Fall River, in this State, end
TiVerton, IN Rhode Island, plr. 80. -.
boundary line much father souih ,h.r !,
has heretofore bcsu supposed to be- 90
'ar, nj least. "a to include the whole oC the
village at Fall River in the State of Mss.
sachusetis,
10 aA'"d. ssd this ess,. will ob.ah b.r ,,s,
rvhA
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At Cincinnati, on the 7th inst. the ther-
mome,er stood a, 10 degrees below zero.
Three men were frozen to de ath IN a
flat boat.
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At Lexington, Ky. on the 7th inst, the
mercury stood at l6 below zero, and con-
tinued to range from 10 to 10 below that
point through the day. On the eth, the
mercury fell to 8 below zero.
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The FRENCH MiNisrER.-The cause
of the recall Of the French Minister is va
riousIy given by letter writer's aud editors
Of the French Journals. The N. York
American contains the following observa-
tions upon the subject, which appears en-
titled 10 credit.
The decision to recall NJ Se,rur1er was
a sudden one, and wholly unexpected IL
like to mr.. Livingston and the Americans
generally, in Paris. There IS no ground
for the surmise OF the Tribune that M.
Serrurier is recalled from dissatisfaction
with his conduct-that recall was put as
we are informed, expressly upon The
ground, that "the King could no longer
suffer his Minister in the United States
TO remain exposed to hear such language
as that contained in the Message of the
President Of the United States"
We have every reason to believe that
M. .Serrurier, SO far from diminishing the
effect of our Claims upon France by rep
iesenting that they might be liquidated
for half the sum stipulated in the t,ehty,
has urgently recommended The ratiica-
ton of that treaty.
1t may be worth while to add, as we
have undoubted authority for doing, that
the statement in Paris paper Of the l4th,
that Mr. Livingston had an interview on
that day with the King, is wi,hou, found
alton.
Extract Of letter from Paris, 18th
January 1855. MIR Livingston has de-
cided, since yesterday, before asking for
his passports to request an explanation
from the Minister on Foreign Affairs
he,e, upon the communication made to
him-that is--w hether it was the in,en-
ton of the Government here to leave his
taking his passports to his own decision,
in which case he will remain until he re-
ceives instructions from his own Govern
ment, or whether his intention was to re-
quest him to take his passports, in which
case he should ask for them. Our opin-
ion is now, under thes. circumstances,
,ha, he will remain al his station for tho
present.
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From Gibraiter.-By the arrival of the
ship Delphos. Capt. Porter, Messrs Top
liif have received file of Gibralter pa
pers to the 26th Of January, from which
we extract the following intelligence:
Gen. Canterac, who had been appoint
ed Captain General Of New Castle, on
the 18th of January was murdered, the
second night after he received the ap-
pointment. 1t seems that the Cd rcgi-
ment Of light cavalry, muiinied and made
itself master ofthe Post Office, where is
the main guard.-Gen. Cantcrac hasten
ed TO the spot, for the purpose Of frestorine
order, but wms shot down Immediately. =
Tho mutineers were not quelled, until af.
ter many troops and two field pieces had
bscn brought against them-~here ahel
somo parleying, Gen, Sola informed
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IDs The following notice. challenge snd Ger.
tifcate. first appeared in one OF the New York ps-
pers and as the subject is of considerable import
anoe to ship owners we readily give il a place il
our coIumns
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ron SALE,
~ q X0WS.ES -
@A LOTS. BE

VVuE one situated in Chsrlestown. on
- the Main Street. considered IN, uo,t
pleasant sstustioa On s.id town. n has ,ve
large rooms below and six above. incIudinx
two we'll finished apartments in the garrett
On the same 10, adjoining. is a log we ling
house, containing too rooms also, nearly
adjoining, convenient warehouse q good
stable, situsted on one corner Of the lot and
an alley leading from the main TO the back
street. also belongs TO said property.
Any person desiring q pleasant aud heal.
thy residence will find tho above named
house aud lot worth purchasing. The other.
nov IN the occupancy of Mr.. Thoma, L.ik~n..
~ situated on Liberty street, opposite OIL. of
the best Wells OF wsier 10 town. Thi,
house Is two stories high, containing four
rooms, two below aud the same above stairs.
with stable and smoke-house belonging the
garden - one among the iarye., snd richest
lots IN Charlestown- The property will be
sold Immediately. and possession given d.
reetly To the first mentioned House and lot ;
the other wall be unoccupied the first dsy OF
April. SALLY ID. BRISCoE.
MARY MANNING.
For terms apply 10 s. ID. BRiSCOE, iiv-
ing IN Shepherdstown. ifnot sold st private
ss'e. they will he sold at public sale on Fri
day the 18th February next
MARY MANNING.
Jan. %, ls35-tf
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nARPKRs-YRnnv

The folIoving ia the joia, Resolution f,.i.,,.-
70 the Winehe'ssr and PO,orass Rail R,sd &C
p'"y') which passed both Houses Of Co,v,,,,
some 'irae since
nasvsai, The Winchester sod Poto,,.
h,n Hoad Company have found Il impraet,.
eaols 20 make The railroad ibrootb M,
grounds belonging 10 The UBitsd 500. :,
~ ~. ts.IsLIy, agfeessIy 10 the szsot tenor
oi the JOINT resolution passed for ,hs;, s..s'
h' 81 the last session Of congress.
EssoiSsd, " ths Srasis snS IEo,,,, # D..
ssHiss'rs' Of ths Uaasd statss On $780, a.
CoHEyss ssssHatisS, Thst the ssd W,osh..,..
Hoa roiomse Hail Rosd COnPany are hs,,s,
.u'hoFizsdi 70 eomplsis said rail-SoaJ =. -
20 s'ed through said grounds 90 pa,iov A..
.a'oe OF hny improvements iupsired bs AZ.
I ,'.s % giving authority 70 replaces then n
,sn po'i''oos, should lhsy Be- deemed ~
20 Pse''dent u suGieisnt irnpo,tsoe. a. ~
~. - 'ot ~ rsnovsd, provided. hoveysr tn,
=. r., =. !, ."eu b eoastsustsd N sseh place
:, ss..e Psases thFoash the public eyo1sl'
ehs President sPPfoVea ~
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y NNW .AW4PIpN
AND
COrlsnission House

SAAC CRUISE has taken that large and
Il eommodious Warehouse, S. Z. corner Of
faystte aud Howard streets, Baltimore /;
where he soliciis the patronage OF his friend.
and the public.
lie is now ready TO receive FLOUR AND
COUNTRY PRODUCE Of all kinds on stu.
rage, or 90 sell on Commissioo, ssreea5iy 10
tho ovnerH wishes.
Tho Rail Road passing his door, he i, also
prepared to receive merchandise Of all kind,
on storage, in order to forvard the same.
Nth the greatest despatch. TO any part Of the
country according to order.
tie hatters himself, by his long exper ience
and application TO business, to 10 able to
render satisfaction to hi, consignors and the
public generally. Tie begs leave 70 refer 10
the following gentleu.en
Messrs. VIM. Wilson & Sons,
John & James Power,
Talbot Jones u Co. Da"'"0Tf'
Mr.. wm. ReynaIds,
Mr.. James Torrance, , JsGsr,On, rl.der-
DIR. Lloyd Dorsy, Siek county, M.
Jan. %, l525.
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TIKI MARKETS.


nALTtHoRE, JGs. ~.
EASTERN POTATOES-Lares supple,
have lately reached the market, end the srtj-
ele - soy dull % sale. We quote the cargo
p-iee Of Mercer 81 50 cts. sod Of Common II
- q IS etc.
FLOUR.-Ths wagon price paid for the
principal part Of the receipts Is ~ 90 for
the remainder 81 56t and - 62i hes been
Psid.
ALESkSDHfs, JAH. %
FLOUR.-Thuf,day the Fulisg price from
wagons was - IS Yesterday, the cure NJ
price cas- a ga. Some loads brought
- 40. The decline v esassd By singer,
refusing 10 advance The sJors pr,es
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THE TEMPERANCE CAUSE.


Meeting vss held In Richmond. On the iS'h
instant, 10 form "foong Menb Temperance
soS'eV' which many Interesting lac" we're
developed. Whsn the writer Of this Stepped into
the Church. Mr. MAr~rIL, the eloquent and
witty Senator from the Norfolk district. ss' con-
GLIDING an address !" his n''-i happy and per-
su.siye style, Mr.. CoLsroS Of Berkeley. having
spoken previously y and ~as followed by the
Rev Mt rLeSstn' IN strA'" OF humorous and
i"se"''e' 'rsn"e"'' which, While amused the
audience male strsng appeal to the Judymen, Of
III prcseut. Hot we we're particularly struck
Win TIE 'mpo'tAa' Ha"suesi details Introduced
by the Rev. Mr. baisss, OF Nasssehusets IN the
fe~ paageos remarks which he made 70 the meet
Eng, and have procured copy Of them fcr tie
eonndrrai'on OF our rt.derA They speak VOL
N'e IN" ".Ae M appear 70 inc Js"sms"' OF
every renee"ns man. ~h'eh I" n.ra 10 r~s's.-
io"e~"' 'ney msy srres' TIC Attention and AWAKE"
the conscience OF the most reckless
Mr. BnIsas spoke Of the Pcruisioas effects Of
ardent spirits upon the mind and the heart. the
character and condition, Of m.nkind-stated that
intempersnee vass most fruitful source Of insani-
~. Of pauperism, OF vice and erime-snd, By
s.y OF iiiu,'r>tioo, related the following imPor-
tsot Statistics;
'.W Isi maniAes in different Insane Hospitals,
500, according to the testimony OF their friends,
sere rrsder-d msniaes from this cause.
of 1869 psupers 10 diHrrcat .in.-hou.cs in our
country, i7oo were made psuper, by intemprr-
anee.
Of6E convict, in the State Prison q, Auburn,
NY, 4s7 we're Incorporate and SIG were uud.,
the influence OF arden, spirits =, IN. time the
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VIRGINIA. TO wIr:
Al Rulss holden in the Clerks Office OF the
Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chan.
cory for Jeferson County, the frat Mon
day In January, 1885:
.nsris Bsekuastsr, PLAnrrrr,
AGAINST
.Nsfkssxf Bsetnssfsr, Mary .gRn Bsekmssfsr,
corb,n Bsekssssfsr, Wiilssz Jsnss snd Nary
has c.1e, Jsnss -indsrso~ s.i Csfksrins "a,
seifs, Jsas Jaiisss DAiro. Jsmss Henry DARE.
Nay Csfhsriss Dufrs, John .3iszs~asr d.
tro. George HiiLsm Dxfre, Nary Hsvs hs-
fre. Ds~ti Spanyier Datro. -N.fksnisi Buck
wa,tsr Daire. .hiekasi .uiieAst D.irs, end
Ersfias S,csmsfead Dsfro, .tsfhsnisi Back
u'asier. Sr. LEONARD Ssdisv, Executor o, John
buekmssier, deceased, and .fadrse Hsnisr,
DEpExp.xr,,
IN CHANCERY.
WE defendants Nathaniel Buckna,ter.
Il Mary Ann Buekmaster, Corbi, Buck
master. William James and Mary his wife.
Jane J., James H., Mary e., John A. Geory.
W., Nancy w, David s., Nathaniel B.. Nj
ch.ei NJ, and Eveiins s. Dutro, and Nathan.
iel Buekmssier, Sen. not having epte red their
appearance, and given security according 10
the act OF assembly ADD the rules Of thi,
court and u appearing by satisfactory evi-
denee that they not are inhabitants Of thi.
country q is ordered. That the sad defen-
dants do appear here on the seventh day oi
the next term. and answer the bill Of the
plaintiff; and that . copy Of this order BE-
forthwith inserted in some newspaper pub
''shed IN Chsrlsstown, for two months sue
eessiveiy, aud posted At the front door OF
the courthouse in the said town OF Charles.
town. Copy-Teste,
ROBERT T. BROWN, CLsrk.
January 10, 1895.
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Public GnIc

VIII. otier at public sale, on SATURDAY.
the Jls, of JANUARY, (instant. } n nv rel.
deuce % She pbe rdstoun, ell nv IIo,rseLolI
ana Kitchen furniture, consisting Of Beds
bsdslsads and BEDDING. Tables, ChsiTs. ono
Ten plate stove, one FTsRklin stove, one nau.
tei Clock. one pair Of large gilt Fratnes
Looking add two 6rst rate PIANos'
and mssy other articles.
GA credit % SIS months will be rivsn
upon 81 sums Of ssd shove Eve doIIsr,. the
purchaser giving bond and good sseurs., the
cash will be required 90 ell suns under A..
dollars.
Sale 10 commence at On O'Clock. A. NJ
when due aieudanee will b. gwen by
SMiTH ilUNsICKER.
January %, I535.