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A GIuCULTURAL AGENCY.-John .. Skinner & Son.,
"A e. G.. Sknner) editors OF the Plough, the Loom,
and the Anvil offer their services TO their friends south OF
the Delaware and the public generally agents the
sale of land and for the purchase of whatever the country
may need from the cities, in any way connected ag-
culture, such implements seed, grain fruit and
mental trees and domestic animals of all Sorts ercept
horses
The advantages their agency offers only those of con-
siderable familiarity with the of supply udg
ment, and unfailng in selecting and dee
to denounce and expose attempt wul imposition
regard to blood quality, whether of animal vegetable
tree implement The cover OF the Plough the Losm,
and the ANVIL already circulating largely throughout
States offers a suitable medium for all who wish 10
advertise once the whole country; those who
would avail of it themselves be advertised that they
will have pay in advance for the of this medium
the Of IS for quarter, $40 for half and SIS for
whole page, which amount, however, will be afterwards
deducted from commissions, in all where these
amount to $50
Among other Institutions, general agencies and nsu-
offices, who wish the people in the country be
formed of the great benefit to be derived from having
such establishments would perhaps do thus
make known the advantages they offer every class
and condition of life of their existence and great public
utility towns people already apprzed but even the re
not as generally they should be.
Address J. s. SKINNER. IL SON.
| July 20. Philadelphia.
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e CoLLEcroRs OFFICE, June FL, lSlS.
(NFrT TAxEB.-Nctice to dsiinquents~--All persor-
" whose upon real personal property ems due
and unpaid, hereby notified that such
after the LIST day of August will De proceeded
against for the enforcement of COLLECTION as drec ted by
unpaid taxcs! 7I' III
June N-2awdiL Collector
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AG ENJOY FOR CHA M b +,
1t Uaslstnxfom, u. 6.

EERDINAND W. RISQUE Attorney and Counselor-st
= Law, formerly of Lynchburg, Va but more recently
ton CITY for the prosecution of claims against the United
States either before Congress the several Executive De-
He will attend claims every description whatsoever
sanctioned by law requiring the service, OF an agent at
Washington; but those which his attention will be par
ncuariy and specially devoted, are the following viz
Revolutionary claims Of all kinds Land claims generally
bounty land claims for military services the late wal
with Great Britain Applications for patents for useful IN
ventions Claims of all kinds arising out Of the late war
with Mexico particularly for bounty lands or treasury
scrp areaages of pay mileage and for horses or other
properly lost destroyed while in the military service Of
the United States. Letters addressed to him, post pad
will be promptly attended to- He will also give his par
tcuar attention the prosecution Of the claims OF ndivd
uas against the War Department., Tor incurred
subsistence transportation furnished for the of voun
teers during the Mexican war before being mustered and
received into the service of the United States.
Fees reasonable. Office in Lakemeyers European HOTEL
Pennsylvania avenue. between lith and 10Th streets
The undersigned take pleasure in recommending the
public Ferdinand W Rsqae. esq, as competent and
faithful agent claims against the several
departments lP39l of the general government
Washington City, June, 1913.
J. Y. Mason Sec'y of Navy, LINN BOYD Kentucky,
W. ALLEN. Ohio, ARMsrEp BURT, s. Carolina,
a gfsTS, Fsnsca
SoLoN BoRraND, Arkansas, w. l.. GoGGIN, Virginia.
SIMON CAMKRos, Pa, w p HAIL. Missouri,
JEFFERSON DAVIS, Nj THos. j. Henley, Indiana,
H. S. FooTE. m|' ISAAC E. HOLMES, S. Carolina,
REvKRDY JOHNSON, Md, GEo. S. Housros, Alabama,
H. JOHNSON, Louisiana, ID. S. KAUFMAN, Texas,
T.. A. HANyEGAN, Indiana, T. w. LIGON, Maryland,
SAM HousroN, lTexas CHARLES s. MoREHEAD; Ky,
THos. j. RusK ieAas' HENRY c. MURPHY, N. r.,
JACOB w. MILLER N. Jersey, DAVID OUTLAW, n Carolina,
j. d. WEsTcorr H. Florida JOHN s. PHELPS, Missouri,
j. r. UNpERwoop, Kentucky R. B. RHErr, South Carolina,
Uatsd States senators. w. A. RICHARDSON Illinois,
JAMES SHIELDS, ROBERT c. ScHKNCK, Ohio,
Brig Gen. IT, s. d. A. d. SIMS South Carolina,
TRUMAN SMITH, Connecticut,
w. s. HARNEY CALEB b. SIXTH, Indiana,
Col I'd Dragons u. S. Il. ROBERT SMITH, Illinois,
ALEX. H. STEPHENS, Georgia,
BENZ F. LARNEp p w. ToMPKINs, Mississippi,
.Aet'g Paynter GEN U. S. a. h. TooMBs, Georgia,
A. w. VENABIK, N. Carolina,
w s. PARRorr d. WALLACE South Carolina,
Late IT, s. Sec of Legation j. WENTWORTH, Illinois,
10 Merico HUGH WHITE, New York,
G. H. CRosMAN JAMES WILSON. N. H.,
Major aud g. NJ U. s. A. Members House OF Reps.
July I3-3td&2aw3m
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n TIHABEAU; a Life History, volume.
N History of the French Revolution of l79, by Louis
Blanc; parts and
Panorama from Bunker Hill Monument, volume Of
engravngs with historical and descriptive etter-Press IL
lustratons. , -
The Origin Progress and Conclusion of the Florida War
by Capt j. T. Sprague, 9Th infantry, i vol
General Navy List and Navy Laws, from I790 down.
wards, vol
Coal Coal Mining and the Coal Trade by r. c. Taylor,
l vol. -
Modern Painters, by Oxford graduate ID volume
July IA +. IAfLOh-
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TIME Diplomatic and Ocial Papers Of Daniel Web
l. ster, while Secretary of State, VOL 80
Beck's Botany Of the United States north oil Virgins,
l vol.
Loerings in Europe, by j. W. Corson
The Posthumous Works of the Rev. Thomas Chalmers,
vols.
Eastern Life, by Miss Martineau VOL
Neander's Life of Christ vol.
Mrs Adamss Letters new and enlarged edition, vol.
Headleys Life of Cromwell VOL
Selfconro, Ia novei) by Mary Brunton, rs cents
Angela, "a novel,) by the author Of Two Old Mems
Tales" F. TAYLOR
tF
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A Catcchisna Of Thorough Bass and Harmony, by
"A Joussez rs cents.
Haniilton's Introduction Choral Singing, Is cents
HamiIton's Theoretical and Practical Catechism ON Melo
dy, Is cents. .r
Reicha's Orchestral Primer, Is cents.
MayN F. TAYLOR.
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Waterloo by whom it has been adopted and worn ever
since its first invention by the late ingenious Mr. Potts, of
London the present artist for eleven
pupil and assistant
have seen artificial leg of Mr.. Sepho; its con-
structon ap pears excellent and well calculated TO
all the objects desired. But the best of all is the proof OF
those who wear them this is positive and undeniabie
Some of nv friends whom have mutiated, inform me
"VALENTINE MOTT,
Professor of Surgery, University New York"
Also Selpho's Artificial Hand.-An entirely and
useful substitute for lost hand arranged that the
wearer can open and shut by means OF the remaining
SUNNI W. s. will give further information by appiica
tion or by letter. post paid He also refers to Dr. j. s
Wear OPP Magnetic Telegraph Office, Columbia, South
Carolina, who is authorized to receive orders
Lux ll-3ul
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EASTERN LIFE, Present and Past by Harriet Marti'
T. neau. vol. e,,..x. vo,.
Is ,e ~ the Pulpit, by Rev. Gardner Spring, vol.
The Mechanics OF Machinery and Engineering, by Weis-
bach, vol - -, p.,...;.u L.. o.u;,. -,
h pa the Present, and the Future, by Carey vol
Sieyens's History of Georgia, vol.
Mag lhILoh.
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SHORT HAND
vrvOODHOUSE'S Practical Stenography, vol, London
w Short Hints on Short Hand, by an Old Reporter 1
pocket vol London
Meats Standard of Short Hand VOL, London
Hinton's Easy and Practical System OF Short Hand
VOL, London
Just imported direct from London, by
Also Bgelow's self-taught StenograPher
Toundrow's Guide to Short Hand
C,ould's Art of Short Handwriting
June II, lstS
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CELPHO'S FIRST PREMIUM AN
y GLEsEA LEG.-Introduced into the
United States and made solely by William
Selpho, "a Spring street, New York. This
description of artificial leg derives its
name from the celebrated Marquis of
Anplesea who lost his leg in the battle OF
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The Ocean House. kept BIZ r. F. Parker.-Ihe Ahantac
House at Slasconsei, kept by H. s. Crocker.
r,HE OCEAN HOUSE, having been greatly enlarged and
otherwise improved with good accommodations ior sea
bathing is now comfort and convenience, inferior to no
public house in New England.
The ATLANTIC HOUSE, erected this season at Siascon
set is large, and commodous and II cannot aI 10
be pleasant home such desire pure fresh air. magni
hcent ocean scenery, and fine fishing.
The fine steamer Massachusetts. Capt Lot Phnney,
makes four trips week. during the summer monsAs, be-
tween Nantucket and New Bedford, a follows
Leaves Nantucket on Monday and Saturday att a. m,
and Oh Tuesday and Thursday at 81 a. m.
Leaves New Bedford Monday and Saturday at p m,
and "Wednesday and Friday atsia m.
The occupied in making the passages between Nan
tucker and New Bedford, including the Holiness
Hole and Woods Hole, is only about Al hours.
Those passages delightfully."- pleasant summer, the
passengers being in sight of land the whole distance
July ll-d3w
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400 LABORERs WANTED.
WANTED the Rappahannock Canal three hundred
wv Irish German laborers Liberal wages given,
The couOtry perfectly healthy.
June l3-3taw6w
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EDIT X Y TIL ON . RIT q II z
THOMAS KITCHIE N JOHN p. HESS,
PRoPEIKToxs AND rUBLIsHKRs.

oFFIcE THE SOLICITOR Treasury,
July 8, is4s.
CrEALED PROPOSALS viii be received at this office
- until The 3l day OF August next AT IL O'Clock at noon
Tor the purchase the of the United States law
and equity of property hereinafter described, pom
me terms and conditions mentioned below, to wit
lands ving the State of ssachAsstfs and kno,cn as the
South Boston lands.
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MORE NEW MUsIC.-Just received At the cid e.,
Nl tabshed store door Fulles hotel the follow
ing new music which will be sold at fosr cents page
being onehird less than the price charged elsewhere
What if thine eye is beaming yet
The Old Soldiers Daughter.
The Babes in the Wood.
The vocal beauties OF Luce de Lammermoor
I'll not beguile thee from thy home>
May hope call thee friend
Soft falls the tear-for three voices.
Gems from the opera Of Luce de Lammemoor
IulY III.
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T LIQUORS. AND WINEs.-5 pipes Holland gin, impe-
IL rial eagle brand
pipes Holland gin, Swan brand
80 half pipes and or. pipes French brandy
20 bbls. peach brandy, five years old
100 do old whiskey part very old and fine
20 DR. casks Madeira wine
20 do do Sherry do
30 do do Port do
Samples of which have this day been received
rsng qualities and prices and are offered Tor sale
on liberal credit by STAINS MURRAY.
July 7-2awi3w .-Hat
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June l-3s wtlsJ uly &2awtISept
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Died.


In this city, on the morning of Friday, Nov "a Of
dissase Of the heart Mrs ISABELLA NurMAN, aged rs
yesrs. months and IL days. Her will De re-
moved on Sunday morning, Nov 26 from her ate re-.
term.nt.
On Friday, the oath inst, EMMA wuAeNEus, three
years old, daughter of Philippe Wuagneun OF ~itzer
land.
The fathers friends are respectfully invited to At
t. the funeral from 81 Nassau street. this day (Ss.
turdsy at O'Clock In the afternoon.
On Friday, the oath inst after q lingering illness Of
consumption, Mrs. CATHARINs MARIA, wife of Joseph
e. Peto, second daughter Of James B. Littsl, in the
23d year of her age
Her friends and acquaintaucos also the members Of
the Mount Vernon Division, No Al, = Of T.. are re-
spectfully invited to attend her funeral on SUNDAY
ire 2oth inst, at half past o'cock p N, from the
residence Of her father, No. l12 Ludlow street, ~
without further 10 vitation.
Bstimers and Philadelphia papers please copy
Very suddenly, at Brooklyn the 9th inst, Col
ALDEN SPOoNER, aged 65.
His relatives and lends invited (withou. further
invtstiop) 10 attend the funeral, from his late resi-
dence. l53 Adams street. Sunday afternoon, at 2
O'Clock from which place the body will be removed to
Greenwood &c metery.
I At his rssidsnce, Friday, WILLIAM L. PRALL,
esq Of epilepsy aged so years. for many years con.
nected with The press Of this city
he friends and acqusintsnces Of the family are In
vited to attend his funeral from l4l Allen street. at
O'Clock, p. M, on sunday, the 26th inst.
Evening papers please copy
On Friday morning oath inst after q short film esq
Mrs.. SALLY ANN MCLAUGHLIN. widow OF the late vii.
liam Mclaughlin. in the 10th year Of her age
The relatives and friends Of the family are respect
fully invited to attend her funeral to- Sunday
from Ter late residence, No lis Elizabeth street Her
aims will be taken to Greenwood Cemetery
81. Johns IN b papers please copy.
At New Orleans Of yellow fever. the ng Of
the 10th instant, ELBERr q. BARROW Of the late
Basil John Barlow Of westchester in the Ssth year of
his sge
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lAnlsce Infsllixence.

WsseA Suffers at Work .dgan.-Yesterdsv, an
honest Looking old countryman Of abo at dry Winters
ty the name Of stephen hotchkss residing In Green
county. Cstsk,Il and owuer VI snug Little farm
came hurr ying into the once Of the chief OF police
quite out of breath excr ming that he had
bed and cheated Gus Of $50 "Whsts the trouble said
one Of the viysnts present; here CONS with me AMI
In tbev went Q Office where the chief was sit
tag .Mr chief said The Off GER here is . couutrymau
who appears 10 have been done by some Of watch
suffers - The old man then vent on and stated his
case ~ follows Said he went down Broad AMI
induced to purchase silver watch st Psrrys ~uc
ton chop. in Broadway for which paid SIS; after
leaving this asction chop. crossing the street,
when WAS Sccosted by good looking young msu =,
Hotchks il he from the country like wise Yes,
raid Mr.. II Z" | am and they walked up Broad way
together and crossing into the Psrk they
by another young man. who said TO the Who drs.
pulling out Of his POCKET handsome looking old Eog
lsh watch andtsyDg you shall have this watch for sos,
as want money, having just lost my sister and want
to go to the funeral "Oh' said the hrst young
man 81 have only ten dollars without going back
10 my hotel; but If my friend here lreferring
TO Mr.. II } will loan me $50, and hold this gold
hotel, will purchase the watch. "Oh yes" raid Mr.
H. supposing he would be perfectly safe advancing
the money these orcu noes nd hs nded out
sSe in good bank bls and he silver watch valued AZ
man. and oil they started for Loyejoy Hot 81 where
the watch stufer raid be put up Now" said he to
Mr. Fl hold on few minutes, and will get the
| money! leaving Mir. II rtii in possession OF the
watch After waiting short time Mr.. began to
think h was done, and sure enough ns was, for no
| young returned he having passed OUT Of a back
po.ed gold watch it found to be hing else but
copper affair, gilt and polished up for the purpose
stuffDg country men. The chief bearing the story
said be would do all he could In order TO arrest the
parties and recover the money The country mhn felt
considerably put out, he ead 1t all the money
he had with him in York
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la Rostn,
do Il Poster kelly bridgeport '''' sawyer
rm1Arr,Ims, Nov :4-Anyed-Berhs vestA Finn, Ro.
81 S9ln,, r. Clara levi CANT africa Puta,m, Far
He~ l~k iuner haynor do; MART ale. Darling dol d
hsr =, DI ' Sn g Eo.y Ss sedsan Allan, ja
isr'er serrs rroyipeeewn Michigan Lutte. Baasor; ssss
Aian5 stcarGrs uugent xcrrisn n rf g'''ay "OaAd
Ceord- shp, forth sfr Birhcp. Charleston barks NJ
Htoni ,rss IerI sIsl,r hnEsr 9 kl,s NV sSpn
Jotsr P@tsnd; shs JIes s,nui rn.l, '''S M A,"
Adeine sedle, do: ooh Compton sarr do; Vori,n vs.
iun, Mobile ''-Ha iafN' "a-'
Miscellaneous.
badly had te RE nn e s sa,s &C
o. h' CITY have SoOoo on cargo and fIe sh 500 on Oh
sr c,aP, rsroN, of ard from Washington. NC for New
80 ly elr II D Basopm and IVA to Tho sat,-s
Up N o.,ag, nsds,ey oos .n All bands and brought then
dvaierasd on her beam ends %" 10 LUZ
als's gale e 7 0ct 10 la u 60 ION - IT,, s
ml5en ~ mast a'd sustained other pht damages
rs IN ~ hold was sold auction for $50 lin,
to her th ere AZ ot aaS s a sne ever, vent soPrd
no would probably te snd Vessel aud cargo psurs in psr
For NAnA q Dennis which gscd on. Of sss, River ws
1, Tor ,os'"n nsa aoaig Of corn rye &C and ia
ssk h,r and tb fon Was eff
i egsI 70 drag her anchor rcsoutey hsef into he
a and tuceesded in vessel at aocho, near
CsIt Chs.e widow Reecca Eldrds Mr. Iohs Bahsr b,
fa0irfrlee on lisprt. ' ~
Sour GIorg which slso drove Of Bass River prh
Tie Harkerhei Shs She had upwards Of 100 bbs maoker,
90 lizard, ewL ed principally y Mestrs Mathews and Cant
Bale. " S'P'
scHR Atlas which afo drove OF River had not
Ter heard rom She wasowned ~ hesss Freeman John and
Ensha Baker. widow Ildridge and other. 49,
sI BsUTuslLere 10 no report u this vessel which drove
Bhpk LyR, O y seven sixcentns learn from tho
IA Bu e,ir was sold Of the bark Iy Of that port
whalemen.
AZ Faya ser ~ Acnshnet FIJI and landed 30 bb ANN al -
was incorrectly reported clean w.
. SPOKEN.
n BAILEY from Now York Tor GLASGOW Nov 10 (proba
NOV D'H pilot boat colana Sandy Hook bsarDs 20
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Com mon Peas.


NovrMBER 24-Ohrsr Dapson rs. Edcord c. Rich
a,ds--Tbis was action to about $3.50 for
the rent Of house in East Fifth street. and f9r
alleged 10 have been done to the premises by
tnent The defe ndsnt, ss to the claim for rent,
pleaded tender. and US to the count for damages
pleaded the general issue The jury had not brought
in verdict when the court sdjour ned
Before Judge tpgrsham.
John Ergfer as. The BoUery Savings Bdnk-Thls
vas action to recover SEQ under the follow ng
cumstaI 1T appeared the psi nti the SIN day
OF May last. went TO the bank in company with
Peter Albrecht, and deposited he alleges the
receiving teller. S397 which entered in his book
by the teller, who ded the book back him after
wards. when EDger applied To draw the uey they
refused to pay I'm but 1907, alleging that that was ali
that deposited and that diatey after he had
gone away they asc.rtsined that there mistake
in the count The question was, whether the entry
in the bank book conclusive against the bank
the letter entitled to go into Of mis-
tsk9 The decided that the entry only prima
faoa evidence and that the bank was not precIud.d
from showing the contrary. The Judge charged that
there was hut one ,impe question in the case, which
was exciusivey for their decision AMI that whs-
tier this mistake occurred In regard Of the deposit
quettion or in regard 10 other deposit In they
w-ie satisfied from the testimony Of the bank clerks
that the error took place to- then the de-u.
dsnt would be n titled to verdict. The jury lad
Lot agreed up to o'clock. AUD ordered NJ
in p sealed verdict tomorrow tths) morning
Chm % ~ Embe=eiemsnt The case of william n
Dpncsm, captH Of the bark Clarssa Parsons charged
with sll bezzi. me Mt, is further postponed
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SUE ssTs. -. is ING. wAr:a -. go. 81
@ CO. f Ra s s Sss
s%p eSand,
Sss%sa s" csS
x s.s
nam h.,mh Nash Gsree Walker Chsreton Joseph Cow.
sct,, Howard Wald Knssn, Jam, " Weldon; II John.
a M Alert s co..
furne Charles. Chai Reid Alexandria Fair ono
Davis Pm ads Pa Thompson, PutLAn, Passport; Geo
Sloep-khode Island. Hill Providence
Arr1Ve0.
Shr ThoI's DciasOn Iawhrs St Martins Nov with salt
to hitchcock hsfha Co. The experienced two heavy
Bremen bark Laonia Huntermanp. Maanzas 20 days. with
Bark Exact savannah IL days with cotton and rice
Bark sun !new. Of Damariscota) Brown Newcastle
Ne ls S Ia T rs, ia Kingston lam "a
PSF SO, to } Hunter Go ~ N' ''N wy
Brig SUSAN St Jaso de Cuba 81 days. with sugar. to
brig Marian Gage Read Belize % days. with mdse to
Beg seiass NshoI' salt Aey Turks Isand Sh instant
r tie Iasase lost sb BOOM spt sails aud lost one man
xassrda Prrohase N.tasorda 2.h ut with cotton,
70 patten Co. The ~ Las u DAYS north of Hstt.rss
s % s @ l.. spsse,Gn Of north aud
~ very nicely nnis ed have
TER a. " mont i' has on board female cougar caught
irg Maieo Of rhomastoul Thayer New Orleans Esd
With vfeat, corn -four lead, pbilp, The
has heavy weather daring passage lost sails
stove luiy aris. &C. ~ ,'
Oreco Moody Baltimore and the Cares 10TH with -four
and cor tou TO portisr On The sh s. 3d. lon
~ eAIer enesd gale from r. cargo put in mere
iensl ship On the :s lat 81 Ion 70 spoke shr Richard Bur
dei from Fall River for Baltimore ~ "NA
br tisn brig Ann Eliza, -, Nova scotia.
cr Llua Jane Deano st Marks 70 do with cotton to
' NN''" w
Set II q King Wiets Daren via Cape Delaware p davs
~ilh lum ier 10 . Ia htckehbrough. ~"
s'hr DeNosett, ster, Wilmington NC with a,
t,s 20 p9iei r'r IN CAGE Fear hir the 18th spoke
ken mnsed on the 2tb Of last month ",
tItrs and sa Is Attached deok load bulwarks SC
tclr st Mary, u he Norfolk. 3days.
Schr County. Oslornr, k,cIm nd. 10 daya
Sthr ketects, v oglam Petersburg
Stfr Rochester, Osborne Norfoik 4 days
tchr ADRIAN, % POLE Norfolk s DAYS
Schr W Brcwr. Osborne Wilmington. NC
SER Roauste. webb GEORGETOWN DC
SctJ Connecticut, - Bal,imor 8 DAYS
.cL saran Ana hoe, -, from Baltimore, days
LYDIA, Pos, from Baltimore, days
s,h Urecihn, Wells. from Ascbas ~ dsys
tctr 4Ghr N Cl,ytou Watson Delaware 3davs
selr Iudsor, knirht, EoclJort
NtvEnpFE l-wind IT. rpnrae gSw. ,nc,;5;.n q, ,nu
SCI, :. with iapi midn'rat, :. blowing gle - Wa
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The WEATHER &c.-The Columbia 6. CO.
IiIeplaah of fhe 10Th inst saua.

The WEATHER &c-The Columbia Is. CO.
Telegraph OF the 10Th inst, says:
ON Saturday We had regular old fashioned rainy
day with cousaarsns fsli In the Thermometer and
on saturday night slight fall OF seet and snow, since
which. it has cleared up, and We have nov, Sunday
nirbt) clear aud brscipg weather
The Charsson Courier. also OF the 10th says 1T Is
seldom W. have to record such great change Of Yea
thsr has taken place within the last forty eight
hours Friday was . delightful October day, when all
sought shady ds streets escape the beams
of the sun Yesterday, nres and the wsrmsst over
coats sought fer With avidity that exhibited
the best evidences that sudden change had given the
Frost King the supremacy. We had two falls Of snow
yesterday morning-oue at about day light. when IL
ie In fstnery particles which would have well whiteu
the streets had the Thermometer been few degrees
lower. and again little before o'clock, another
furry fell, but hardly touched the ground be-
fore IL dissolved. At the time Of writing the
weather has moderated considerably
The Boston Journal Of the 23j instant. says The
rece MT gale commenced at Norfolk Saturday a.
New York on SUI day in this city on Sunday night
and at st John, N. B., on Monday.
The Gaiena Gazette of the 18Th inst. Rays" We
learn by gentleman from Benton, that the SNOW
was fifteen inches deep st Benton yesterday. 1t fell
and thswed rapidly here most of the day Last nigh,
It turned cold and Is now freezing"