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FOR CALIFORNIA.

To sail on THURSDAY the 12tb inst
Il. For California, via Chsgres.-Tbe A l. very
8k fs,t ssi,lps Goppsred and copper fastened bark
part of her cargo engaged will sail above She has spIe
did state room accommodation; for Cabin Pasengsn and
foraby accommodate limited number Of passengen The
bark Florida Is the fastest sailing vessel out Of this port and
insure comfortable quick and safe passage Those
perons going to California via ChagFes particularly
invited to inspect this beautiful vessel she lies at the
select their berths For further paticulan apply to
Q. WICKH AM. % Riep vile street
ap2 or r. M. HARRISON co, ~ PJydfas st.
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Arrived Yasfardax.

s,,ooP peck' N.oone u u. Lehman
steamer Mobiie, sutton, Mobile Master
Arrived Yesterday:
Ship Devopshre Strickland Is days from Boston, to mas
Ship Henry SS9yes ID days from New York, in ballast,
Ship Middlesex, Lovett 20 day. from Boston, to G. H.
Ship London Brazil 10 days from Liverpool to Geo Green
Ship Daimata Pouslad, so days from Glasgow. in ballast
Bark Susan W. Lind, Tnkham % days from Boston. to
Bark Nashua, Mori%ore. 10 days from Philadelphia to j.
Bark YfImoatS Teal, Is days from Philadelphia to master
Bark Joseph Fish Ieay days from Philadelphia, to To-
Br. bark Barbars Mackay 81 days from Galway Ireland
70 master-3d my.
Dr. ba1 5zanOn CS6Hsn 50 days from Liverpool to P
Dr. bark Columbia COmer, So days from Plymouth, Eng
Brig Apslsehcola Cocker from Apalachcos in ballast
schr s.. Heens. Winch. days from Havana to master
sch Heroine, Husssy, days from Campeaohy to master
sh sapSsr Toby days from Campeaohy in ballast
n SsaSn ss Rsyns sn %sS ~. sss
Sen ssaa d. Fl sSa 5D. cotton
Mary Foley, Dafsres from Lafourche~is bales COTTON.
Olivia, Goodrich. from Baize.
&C. Watkins, Lee from Nashvlle-ii5s bales cotton
E Elisks, Landry, from Baton Rouge.
Cora, Keeling, from Camden-8Sl bales cotton
bunker HUI Miller; I'm Louisvlle-9 bales cotton.
Pride of the West. Williamson. from st. Louis.
ts'sa Sss SSfSso e from 81 Cincinnati hsHii
Jas Hewitt, Quarter. I'm Mobile.
Towboat Ocean McCa,n from the Passes.
Iowboat Tennesseean Thompson. from the Passes.
rowboat Star Brown, from the Passes
mowboat DeSoto Kinney, from the Passes
Trowboa Southwestern. Martin. from the Passes.
Towboat louis Philippe, Steele. from the Passes
Iowooat Pat Henry. Miller. from the Passes.
Memoranda:
Scb St Helena. from Havana The Sd ins reports the
following vessels in that port bngs Millaudon P Soue
and Adams Gray.
Steamer Western World left Louisville on the 4th instant
Reports the Ohio river falling fast
Steamer Pride OF The West left St Louis on the 4h inst
Reports the upper rivers falling slowly
Towboat Star towed down and sea- on the sth inst
ship Avon. barks Alert and Larch
Towboat Southwestern towed down and to sea, on the
9Th inst, brgs Zenobia and Orleans, schr. Mary Ellen
Towboat Pat Henry lowed down and to sea- on the 9Th
Counce.
5th inst, ship Nisida Stewart. and bark Amos Paten
Towboat Ocean lowed down and sea, the 4h inst,
banks Thatus and The Duke, schr Hornet.
Towboat Tennesseean towed down and to sea- the sh
inst, ship Desdemona and bark Margaretta
Spoken:
BY the schr ST. Helena on the Sd inst in lat 26o co.
long not given. bark VIM. Hemmet for New York Same
time schr Hofatio days from Attakapas for Baltimore.
ON The 9th inst. in lat 27o so long $50 So bark Prescott
hence.
Passengers:
Per bsrk Rabaa FIN Galway Ireland-lO9 in the steeage
p BARI canon I'm Liverpocl-2ll in the steerage.
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eY" Ed. Brenan James Scott, g. s.. Nolan. and Henry
Murphy yesterday arrested in the Second Municipality
for breaking the peace
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STEALING A TRUNK.-Yesterday man named Samuel
Harrison arrested the Levee in the Second Munich
patty. He had trunk in his supposed to be
stolen. 1t supposed he had been
the elephant, and found nothing but his trunk.
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INoUEsTThe Coroner yesterday held inquest on the
body of found dead the floor of his bedroom IN
the house the of God and Tchouptoula streets
1t evident that the must have been at least
two days the body when found advanced state
OF decomposition Verdict died of congestion of the BRAIN
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SECOND MUNICIPALITY CoUNCIL-TMesday EUenisg,
Apra 10Ths body held its regular meeting last evening"
fifteen members present. Recorder Baldwin in the cha
The following report was submitted by the Treasurer
Balance on hand last Report. ............ $3.50 90
Received 10 9y6 l7-1414I II
Discussed last week H749 %
Balance on hand ........................ 1891 "a
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To Planters and RuiIders.

NOTICE.
have this day retired from business, all persons
n whom may be indebted win please bring forth their
claims within fifteen days from this date would also
hy all persons indebted to to forth and settle with
within that time would also solicit from my friends
and continuance their patronage for Sue
cessor, p MCCARTHY, who has conducted my business
for the past four years. nj. SULLIVAN,
New Orleans ADrl 1 1S49 ana Inns 80 Commerce
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STILL ANOTHER MrRDER-A man EMPLOYED at the
stables of the Lower Cotton Press named Jean Weber
stabbed YESTERDAY afternoon BY person whose name we
sidetbe instrument used penetrating the liver The
wounded man conveyed to the Hospital but died in
short time We not able gather the particulars of
The
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Elk T RIA P Y.
THE undersigned is fully prepared execute all papers
"a necessary to procure THREE MONTHS N
n EXTRA PAY and collect BACK PAY n
officers and soldiers who served in the late war-LN
with Mexico Office in New Commercial Exchange, directly
under Major DashielPs Office.
Though the Paymaste has closed his Rolls in this city the
undersigned still keeps his Office open prosecute all claims
for Back Pay, Extra Pay and has trustworthy Agent
in Washington whose special duty is to attend promptly
to all claims forwarded to bis order
VIM MONAGHAN,
mhl6 1ms-3dp Late Capt. Co F. 9Th Reg La. Vols.
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NEW ORLEANS:

WEDNESDAY MORNING. APRIL IL, Is49
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SPOKEN.

BY the schr St Helena the Sd inst, in lat $50 0S.
long not gven. bark VIM Hemmet for New York Same
tme schr Hofato days from Atakapas for Baltimore.
On The 9th inst in lat 80 So long $50 So bark Prescott.
hence.
Passengers:
Ger bsk Rarbaa FIN Galway Ireand-109i in the steerage
= BARI canon FIN Liverpool-2ll in the seerags.
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S25, 1000 Worth of Dry Goods at Cost.

ID j. O'DOHERTY. Corner of Tth0upitoulas street and
st. .Mdrys Market. would respectfully inform the
Ladies of New Orleans and Lafayette, that he will from
the LIST of June dispose of his entire stock of
Rich French, English and American
DRY GOODS AT COST!
Ladies in want of Dress and House furnishing DRY GOODS
would do well to call before purchasing elsewhere they
of getting good the undersigned
intends leaving early in June for the North and Europe
make his purchases for the fall.
Three cases of Al French GINGHAMS warranted fast
coo for Is cents yard and all other goods equally cheap
p. J. ODnHERTY'S,
ap9 81 Corner of TchoupitouIas and South Market
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Arrivals at the Principal Hotels Yesterday.

u TT CHARLES R Barrow. La; Eaton and wife, U A
n Ioeue, Marss q Marks, McRas, Worthngton Ark
bkeynolds, Nv: Ruc,s Hood, Wade MISS Chambers
Dr J1 Morgan, Mo, Bulsri Ala; w Saonstall Mass.
PLANTERS-- - Brunson J + Hastings, Miss.
HEWLETT'S. IA Vandorn, T Res, J L Wilson, La
VERAHDAH. ID Bowmoa and lady; w Green j Bnrmma
~ Care, johnston Aien La DR. Troter Mexico.
Z Brady, steamer Wave.
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FURTHER REDUCTION.

UN IT &C % UNIT OF X T. VI UT.4L.
IRON and after MONDAY, tbs 9th inst the whole stock
Il of FANCY and STAPLE DRY GOODS contained
in the Store % CHARTRE S Street. will be sold and
articles much below, the Original Cost for Cash only
Persons requiring style of Goods will do well TO call
an early hour.
tV From the LIST of September next the undersigned will
be located the centre of the square between Bourbon and
Dauphin, Canal st. laps 3taw1m] ID. III. HOLMES.
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Dry Goods by the Package
N. RRANDER SMITH.

N. BRANDER SMITH,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT,
No. 80 Gravier Street,
Offers for sale. entitled to Debenture-
SHAW SNColored daInask Canton Grape;
Plain white do do
SCARFS-Coiored danask Canton Grape;
Scarlet 90 co.
Do embroidered in scarlet, crimson, cherry, pink,
golf, &c.
sHAWLS-Rich embroidered white Canton Grape;
Rich embroidered scarlet and cherry do do;
embroidered in blue, purple, green and cherry;
Sup.r ga, size and quality. very fine emb'd;
Whine Barge; Satin PLAID Barge;
Assorted d., embroidered inge;
Printed De Lame,
Printed Cashmere.
SlLK-Toile de l'inde;
Toe de Nord
Sinchews fine article;
Blr,k Serge;
Foulard PonFee Handkerchief large assortment Of
and beautiful styles.
Black Grapes; Fancy Battiste Cravats
Fancy Plaid Cravats; Black Levantine Cravats.
PRINTS-Light and dark fancy, and Furniture;
English DO DO.
Also
a. Brown Sheengs, DENNIS, Columbian PaIds Grandrtas
Cot on Hose assorted Flannel Blue Cloth Gas
sinner and Msrino UNDERSTANDS and Pants &c. mh27 I'm
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS


CRESCENT OFFICE,
Wednesday Morning, April IL 1879
COTTON. There were several buvers in tbe Co,,o
market yesterday and though factors generally refused IN
make any decided concessions on the strength of the Nj
agaras news the sales reached 5000 bales Prices easier in
some cases. bat generally unchanged
NEw.oRLFAns Cr Ss,y,c.-,o,,
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HOLMES q CO.,
Soda and Mineral Water Manufacturers.
u E5PECFULLY inform the public and their former
III customers that they have rem0Ued to 12o GR4pIER
Street of Carondeiet-where they prepared to
fill orders for MINERAL WATER for the supply of Steam
boats Hotels Bars and Private Families for Expectation.
B.-A Liberal Discount allowed to Grocers and Com
mission Merchants.
SD- SODA WATER and MEAD furnished in
Fountains as heretofore with new and superior Drawing
Apparatus. apps I'm
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UOEEEE.
~ BAGS Old Government Java superior article, in
~ store and for sale by
apps DENTON 4 BARRETT, q and % Gravier ST.
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MSYHUPS.
IN BOXES Lemon Syrup assorted in store and for sals
sDU BY DENTON & BARRETT
ap6 n and % Graver St
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WEEKLY PACKET LINE.Erom New Basin.
4GEA TU 4 A. IS sE 10 and "a, all s5
Leaves Nsao Orleans EVERY THURSDAY. at P. M
The new hight drsught steamship A. OGDEN, CAPTAIN
Kercheval, and the new, ghtdraught steamboat BEA-
CON, Captain Leonard, will regular WEEKLY
PACKETS between New Orleans and Montgomery. We
tumpka and all landings Alabama Rivereavng each
port EVERY THURSDAY, at A O'Clock. P. M. One of
the boats will be ready receive freight the New BASIN,
foot OF Julia street, EVERY MONDAY MORNING Shippes
and passengers depend these boats making regular
trips during the entire For freight passage apply
board, at the New Basin, -
HYDE l. OGLESBY, IL Poydras ST.
N B-A Letter. bag the Office of the Agents where
letters NAV he left mig If
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WHISKY.
A0RBLS. of Old Monongahela Whisky. six years il
HI wood. in store and for sale by
arc DENTON & BARRETT II and % Gravier st.
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fsS Yazoo klyer tacket-1or Mouth Of Cotd
- Tchuta Yasoo City and Satartiq.-The regu.
lar paaket Steamboat BEN ADAMS T. Hunt, master.
OTto r. R. SMITH Sc Magazine St
n B.-Freight taken for Talahatchie and Yalla5usha
Rivers with the privilege of reshipping ap10
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. ~ n For Memphis. Helena, Mouth Wh!t
I-fstA#Hs..ss Riper, Napoieon and TIE Bends-S4I
runang niger steamboat BULLETIN, G. b. Church
master, will leave SATURDAY. the 18th inst. at
O'Clock. P. positively For freight passage havln
unsurpassed accommodations apply board foot OF Ca
nal street, or to L. b. SMITH. So Magazine st.
N. B.-The Bulletin will take freight for Randolph Boil
var and all landings the Hachee River, and reship
Memphis on Hatchee River Packets. ap9
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THE SECOND SPRING MEETING will commence on
l. THURSDAY, 18th April, aud continue four days
First Day-Purse Sl5G-Mie Heats.
Second Da y-FRlDAY, April l3th-Purse S250-Two Mile
Heats.
Third Day-SATURDAY, April l4th--Purse s50C-Three
Nj Heats.
Last Day-sUNDAY, April l5th-Purse s2oO--Mle Heats
Three five.
Same DayPurse Sl00-Mle HeatsFree
not during either meeting the Bngaman CoureThe
to make
~ Entrance 10 per cent, added to the purse
sp9 OLIVER g. VALENTINE, Propretors.
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LAFAYETTE CoUNcIL.-Tnesday Epening HprR TO-
This body held its usual weekly meeting last evening After
reading the Journal the Tieasuers report received and
read, follows
Balance on hand at last report. s51s s.
Received since. 2512 95-&303l 50
Discussed Northumberland. .30H Al
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THE sHExANDoAH PAPER MAsU-
FACTURTNc COMPANY.


FIR nc He. Eiu Press and Spirif Of Jsfrses.f
Mesa Editors. II i known 70 you, and throngh
your eonmns 70 your readers that The ah0re named
Company were retarded last year thrUush The en-
lire season for Constructing uniings By the decease
az one of the pGoprietoTs Of The Suderian properly
on which hey Pufpo.ed 70 locate and thus prevent
ed from completing The purchase and obtaining
tirle. This object now being accomplished. and a
Deed for two 0ts Of ground zach 800 feet in length
81 40 and $50 feet 10 depth one for dwelling and
one for factory, viii liberal grant Of xaief tor
I25 horsepower, and the right Of more desired,
the main obstacle now seems removed and win
moderate enlargement Of capital, The company will
Be able 70 90 % with Paper Factory one-thud
larger than was II first Contemplated.
The plans nos drawn, land which the great de-
mand upon the accompany, for the supply Of Paper
seems - justify the klresf capacity Of the Facio-
ry1 are Tor three story stone building 80 feet by
100 10 contain 25rag zines carrying 200 lbs each
and Machine room 80 By I03 feet-with six c.
inch maehines-tS cylinder and PoDdineer. l-ca-
pable Of Manufacturing upwards Of 10 900 lbs Of
paper per day. BcSites the lots and waier-power,
upwardscf SO 900 Of the stock has been subscribed
add pledged proyidedithe other amounts are raised
have the Factory entirely free Of debt when
e Is completed, and ready 10 commence The manu-
facture Of paper. This object Ito keep the compa-
ny entirely free from detf] desirable that
large as their de nand for paper Is, IL will still be
mahifestly the interest OF The company 10 purchase
only part Of H.. machinery stated, until the re-
CURED amount Of stock is taken, rather Than incur
debt; and YET regular cash market Is already Sc
cured for all the paper which the mill, with It's
largest capacity, can manufacture Having the
lots, waterpower cot Of buildings and Of part OF
the machinery secured the object would seem 50
much easier attainable 10 secure sum for the ba-
lance Of the machinery. and the profits To accre 50
much greater thatwe feel justified, and eofdeDt in
the attempt TO increase The subscriptions TO capital
stock 10 or - 900 dollars for that Object The
full capacity Of the mill would manufacture over
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-03-01

Possc THE PRIEsr-The Rev. Father
Hurley, one day IN sermon TO his parish
toner's, repeated the trite quotation that 2all
flesh Is grass. The season WIS Lent and
few days afterwards be encountered Te-
renee o'Collins, who appeared 70 have some
thing on his mind.
sThe top O. the mornin' to your reverence, |"
eaid Terence; '4did understand your river
lcnce to say, all flesh is grass last Sunday 7"
eSure did" replied the father do you
doubt il 2"
sSorra bit would I be after doubling any
thing your reverence PLACES, but wish to
know whether in this Lent time could not
be after having small piece Of bafe by way
Of salad ~
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REssss And ADVERTISER
MANCHESTER FEMlIE lclnEMy-

THE Fo1neenih Annual Term Of his lnssita-
u tion will commence The "a day Of Januarf
1913 The coarse Of instruction viii Comprise ali
ihe branches q 4 complete English Edueaiion. 10
getner with the Latin, Greek, and French Lar
gaases Mathematics sc. Music and 4 rar;etr Of
0rnanlentai Branches. such a. Drawing and pint
ing. win also Be taught For these and the French
Languages an extra charge will be made
Miss Wilson, who is well versed Ia de science, az
Music, will give lessons on the Piano. Mis- Fipeh
menL = - ~
Terms pr Sssion Of Fire ALnns:
FoE Board and Lodging per session, ss5f Sc Sc
Euitlon IN The English Branches. - "a
y The Languages and Higher Branches, Nc 30
Music, per quarter 500. -. 10 ~
Use Of Piano for practising 50
The year win be divided into two sessions ssho-
lars may enter any tine during the Session ana
VII Be charged from entrance 10 he end Of H.
term.
The increase Of patronage the past year has made
u necessary TO enlarge the buidngs Of this Semi
nary. T0-the Boarding Department several rooms
have been added, and also spacious Academy has
been erected, detached from the main building: q
thai ample accommodations can now be afforded
for large number, both Of Boarding and Day Scho.
lars. s}
The School is furnished with Globes. Orrery
large Maps, Mathematical Instruments, Historical
Char, &c.
Eg Patrons and friends are particularly invited
10 yIsit the school at any time and become acouanl
ed with its discipline and method of instruction
JOS. BAKER, Prfneipal. I
Winchester For Hill January a Isla
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Valuable FARM for Sale.

WNHE undersigned, Trustees of the estate Of Viii
Il liam c.. Walton, deceased, offer, at private
sale, the very valuable FARM known by the name
of d BETHANY" seven miles south of Charles
town, Jefferson county, Virginia, joining the farms
Of Ii. l.. Ope and Mrs. Lewis, and lying imme-
diately on the west bank of the Shenandoah river
There are two good springs of never-failing water,
a good brick Dwelling House and Out-buildings
This farm is remarkable for its adaptation to
the growth Of wheat corn, clover, &C., and is one
oil the most beautiful on the river
There are two hundred aud eighty acres of clear
ed Land, and one hundred and forty seven well
Timbered making in all AL acres.
~ A good title can be given.
Application for purchasing may be made to Mr..
Robert Jameson OF Alexandria Va and to John
1. HIaTgrave, Shepherdstown Jefferson county,
Va, either personally or by letter, post paid
ROBERT JAMESON
JOHN I. HARGRAVE,
June Is. ISiS--tf Tfpstees
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PURIFIcATIoN.

Wits settled creed in all correct medical juris-
prudence that unless The blood i keptfree from inn
puAiliss The whole system must Inevitably become
diseased When the blood becomes closged, thick.
sana moves through The veins and afteTies with a
sluggish notion we lnay assured that sickness,
with liz eoncotnitani train Of evils IS about to en-
sue The ashio~t care and greatest preeantion are
therefore necessary and the system should be close
" watched Those who generally provide Them
selves with mild and aperient physic should give a
preference 10 such of strictly vegetable ma
p.ar 10 b. the universal iavnrite they r. com
possa entirely Of Vegetables and cooper te 50 rf
MISUNDERSTANDING the systen--purifylpg the
blood and removing all undue hillary secrcli4ns
For sale BIZ ~
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,nTDan Marble tells story about Tai
lor, who was dunning a man for the amount
Of his. bill The man said he 'was sorry,
rcry sorry, very sorry indeed, that he couldn't
pay it .fs
We'll said the other, II took you for a
man that would be sorry, but If you are sor-
riey than ! am, then I'll quit"
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THE EAiR SEX ;

7 GHOUED pay attention 10 the following
. Hqace's Vsgctqble Pits I'm Purifying ne Biodd
For females these pills most truly exceepi, re-
nv prevalent with the sex depression Of spirits, duh.
ness Of sight nervous Affections botches pmples and
salowness of the skin and give healthy and juvenile
bloom 10 The complexion. Price % cents per box.
$500, Is 51- 3f
TTANCES Compound Syrup Of Hoarhound, for
III Coaghs, Colds. Splitting Of Blood, Consumps
tion &c is now so well established that il is only nes
ccssary 10 state where il can be obtained
The above are for sale by Seth s. Hanee, los BaItf
moro street, Baltimore. Also. by
'Ah t NJ FLINT, Charlestown;
JOSEPH g. HAYS, Harpers-Ferry
.@ II s F0REEY. Shepherdstown,
DORSEY & BoWLi, Winchester
Nor.rnhe, a ISsS tv
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nrAn Irish knight was once disputing
with French c6urtier as te~ the age and
standing Of their families, when the latter, as
q fnisher to the argument, said that his an
cestors were in the ark with Noah
That is nothing says the Hibernian,
with rich brogue, afor at the deluge, my
forefathers were cruising about in boat Of
thar Ora %
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-03-01

n5-aIt is the part Of woman, like her own
beautiful planet, to cheer both the dawn and
the darkness, to be both the morning and the
evening star Of mans life. The light Of
her eye Is the first to rise and the last TO set
upon mahhoodis days Of trial aud suffering. y
Who said this
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Forwarding & Commission Business.
.qnOsher .Mir0cu;G,ss Cisrc.

II are troubled with any disease II the lungs.
60 ard get a bottle Of
n, IT. c.T,1f.cf N cyp ND a. n Y-rrfa
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rA lady was overheard in earnest dis
cussion with gentleman noted for tenacity
ia his own opinion, Waxing warm, the gen
tIeman observed, AIRS c., facts are stubborn
things And the lady rojoined, "thcn Mr..
] NJ, what great fact you must be r.
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TROY IROH.

WE have just receiyed a large and complete as
w sortment Of HUGHES IRON, viz:
Tires of ali sizes, Plough Ironsi Bolt Pins and
Plates. Pump Handles, SIetlge and Mattock Aoulds.
II. S. Bar, 1Scollep and Band Iron; all sizes Of
Round and Square Iron Nail Rods, &C., together
with large quantityof Baltimore Iron. on hand,
which makes our assortment more complete than it
ever has been to which the attention Of Blacksmhs
is invited before purchasing elsewhere we are de-
termined not TO be beaten in assortment or price.
Npy % 1919 T G. RAWLINS & CO !