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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.



Thursday Evening, January %. 1862
The receipts have continued scant and the market in
favor Of holders. Prices firm &W
BEEF CATTLE (Western) .........,..71s09c p fb net
sfDs1ac u tb net
- uhtH 81 W q mead.
Mich Cows S3o0S60 = head
CALVES AND fsAhllNGs.. $40 0Of0S- U head
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LIST OF VESSELS IN PORT NOT CLEARED

"El, First Municipality mn" Second Municipality; arn3
rd Municipality Tie LETT hand figures indicate the number OF iii
'o3ts at which the vessels sy.l VI "
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INSURANCE COMPANY.
Authorized capttsl- Ten MILLIONS DOLLARS.
Surplus and Reserved isi0oo6
Sa,3is.oo0
Working CapiaTwe Millions Hundred Forty Thousand
Dollars.
oing by unusually large capital the unlimited individual
liability of the Stockholders
most perfect security TO the pubes
Fire kfsks SewCrARDa, the terms
Of
cs on with the Mutual Companies and al settlements for
viii ha prompt and liberal.
CHAs. BRIGGS, Agent, Office IS st. Charles street.
DIRECTORS IN NEW ORLEANS: -. +.
Samuel Nicholson, 4. Hene, Thomas sellar,
A. Ianear, g. A. Holt VIM. MnIe
VIM. Felowes, J. B. Behn, C. Bullii
e'0'', JAS, BROWN, Chairman
Marx W. Goblet, Mort Livingston, Ed F. ssnde?sou
g. W. Faber, WINS. Wetmsrc.
ALFRED PELI, Resident Secretary.
Francis GRIFFIN Counsel of the Board. :
DIRECTORS IN LIVERPOOL:
WA. NIcoI. Chairman.
Us is 4; Ey,ng' Deputy chairmen.
Tios Broekiebans, Robt Hggin, John Marriott .
Vim Dxen, George Holt, Edward Noon
Wni. Earle, John Hore Lewis AIosle gu
Thos. S. Gladstone, O. II. Lawrence, Joseph Shipey,
Gtorge Grant,, frd. Litteiale, II, stoliersoht
trak Haywood, John Swanson.
SwINToS BoULT, Secretary.
DIRECTORS IN LONDON.
VIM. EWART, MP. Chairman.
gro. FHEn. Youse, Deputy Chairman.
Sir VIM P. De3athe, Bart, Hon F. Pousqby,
VIM Brown, NJ. p, John Ranking,
Matthew Forster, NJ. p, James NJ. Rosseter,
Frederick HARRISON, Seymour Teulon,
James Hartley, Boult,
% - Ross de Mnngles, NJ. P.
ne5 BRSJ. HESpgRsoN Resident Secretary.
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Per steamship LOunn from aveston-Mrs Fernandez aud sister
MT SS ard sds Phillips Miller, Pr nlirdge Judge Mill
s VIM Holmes, keah, OCodnel. WIN Morgan, Messr
pe Uck, Jies, hchsau Gcsde Burns, Johnson Bonzanc
Ahteraon, MeCrehrS deck-eeNe
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CORRECTED DAILY BY W, w, WHITE co
EAchlnge Office y Camp street Of Common stree
PORT OF NEW ORLEANS,

OFFICE OF THE DAILY CREscENr.l
Friday Morning. January %, 1852. /
CLEARED YESTERDAY
Ship VIM D ScaweI Jack, Liverpool, ] P Whitney kco
Ship tOstlla, Watts, Liverpool, l. ii Gale
Ship Calena, lenvit NewY0rk, A Cohen
bark Wabash, Sherman, NewYorf c Deoke Ero
9ehF iSA''a' NasG'i Ailsal Pensacola, John Hurley
ARRIVED.
Steamship louisiana Iawn from lndano Galveston Harris
4 Aiurgan--2d
Steamer Roger Williams, Philadelphia Charleston ia o Wick
hRn-Point.
Brig Duncan Robinson, 10 sys from Falmouth, ia, ballast
Point.
Br brig zn Kosee Inzo % days from the Island venango
VIM Burgess &co--2d my
Sp brig Doro,ea Pages, days Havana.
Schr Gov Anderson, days from Key West McConocie
Domell-2I my
Schr Forrest Blanchard Tin Distress having ashore Cane
lier slandsf-Point.
Schr V, Davis from AIalacficolA, n@ser--rasin.
Schr Fawn, -, from tho Coast
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STEAM CARRIAGES RoADs.-A Mr.. J. K Fisher ha
@lc sundry improvements in steam carriages for plank
>snd MacadamiAcd roads To bring these improvements
to bear upon public convenience company has been
formed in Network under the title of the American
steam Carriage Company. of which W. Serrel ESQ., is
President Mr. Fisher Secretary The capital of the
company is to be one hundred thousand dollars divided
into shares of hundred dollars each of which five dol
lars only is required deposit Mr. Fisher engages to
demonstrate practically the following things-That the
pst Of fuel oil and other materials necessary to run his
rages, at an average speed of ten miles per hour on
plank roads and good macadamzed roads shall not ex
coed half the cost of Maintaining horses to draw the same
loads at the speed and that the first cost of the
machinery and carriages shall exceed that of horses
ana horse carriages and that the deterioration and cost
Of repairs OF the machinery shall not exceed that horses
and the cost of shooting them; and that carrinpc to
carry twenty persons shall be capable of being managed
by one man. And he further stipulates that the total
cost OF running at fifteen miles per hour shall not cx
coed onethrd of the total cost of drawing the same loads
at the same speed by horsep The company requires
the deposit of five dollars per share to enable it to con-
rurt one carriage the principles and the car
age does not work to the satisfaction of the stockholders
they will be at liberty to renqush their shares.
RUss>y ARay-The T,fpsier Ziet,tng has a correspon
dent at st. Petersburg who says
The number of foot Guard corps. Grenader corps
SIX Infantry corps special Caucasian corps Recruits
sack infantry on the Black Sea- creek BattaUn is 60
4 men The regular active cavalry Guards Grenadiers
SIX Infantry corps Reserve cavalry, Caucasian corps is
oi ao2 men The artillery in activity counts Al 9O2
Adding the engineers (pontonners, pioneers workmen
etc. and the staff. etc, the entire active army will
amount to $4,000 men. calculation made Eefore the
campaign in Hungary said to have shown that there
were on paper 100000 of all who could be en-
I"yr! to cross the European frontiers This number
Inishcd ly 10 per cent when the march actually be-
gun On the other hand by calling the reserves and
she men at all the depot there 0a1 addition
81 on paper After all it may be assumed certain that
for hlrnpean wal beyond the frontiers between
f '!'iu snl the bantaa Prinepalities Russia has not
Eppi Il, iaiaEa "
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AUCTION SALES.

OYSTER SALOON AND HEsTA uEANT.
GAfuRDAY, january "a, 1852, at II o'clock
~ WI he sold at auction without
The 1irn lot Of FIXTURES COOKING UTENSILS, ate, t!r
cr.sGfN' Restaurant; No. Is St. Charles street.
Terms cfih. irno0 II
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C0NSIGNEES.
Per steamship Loussna,
Stewart &co--fiall Il Kemp e'
MEMORANDA
~ The ship Pacific, bark Swan Arpe MARY Ellen went
10 the 1ith Instant
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yg,HE KENTUCKY MILITARY IN

AMS-Stagg \ Shay's Celebrated Sugar
d Card sl' iia' ag arranged 4st ysusy ts5iga.
out m WIN CeFAiy Hams Esr, "a receive
oAecl q; HsR, ial2 81 AA1 G II TskJeplsisa o.
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f.. 4
Chartrcs street. has received steamships Winfield Scott
Union and Empire City and by the sailing packets
ton and Hvre Fashionable Sessonaiie FANCY
AND STAPLE DRY GOODS heoe extent variety
md recherche style, which he offers WIfOS ALE AND RETAIL
to his lrons at reduced The stock tossts in
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Mutual Benefit Life and Fire Insurance

COMPANY OF LOUISIANA.
Il Incorporated April 1885, and declared dividend per
Two Years. Business.
Office, IS CAMP ST. between Gravier Common ss
This being solely policy
holders and their families against and poverty lis
Crest National Beneyo Institution conducted the
and solid principles and efording for small annual paid during
~ An policy holders whether or shorter terms who son
time the Insurance till death participate in the whole OF the profits
the Company
Debtors. married woman can
effect insurance the life Of her husband the sole benefit and
herself aud children the claims Creditors
TRUSTEES:
John Haehn Joseph Walker, Henry S. Buckner,
Peter C0nrey jry Maunael White, John : Allison,
Robert ]. Warl, Samuel Stewart, VIM L. Leserch,
Isaac johnson, Edward Sparrow.
. PETER CoNRgY, Jr. President Board Of Trustees
DIRECTIONS
f. W. Sewell, John A. Doughery, John Claiborne,
kiw. lenner Coke, john N. Lee, F. Y. Mastersnn
II, G. HEART, Thos. c. Jenkins NO. Preston,
Nj. N. Cohen o. Wickhnm, D. r. Carroll,
N. c. Hall. John 4. Roberts, John NJ, Curran,
Geo ". Smith, II. H. Brunei, r. 7. ATns;eai,
Samuel Wolf, L. smtngenLers.
EDw. JENsrR Coxs, Vice President
A. j. WEnpEnsuRN, NJ d., Medical Board of
Il G. assRT Asoai4y NJ NJ calaS, Attorney
RcHsRp BRIS, NJ. D.. No al Magazine Medical Examiner
who Will be at the office daily from halfast IL to
BY the Charter only $4,000 is taken o single life.
This Company entertain applications
and issue Policies all sound and healthy White persons
titan charged by the NewYor Offices, without
their
of Profits declared annually AMI the profits draw interest,"
available
wh-rr tie party hus paid his premiums in full W
- California Permits NSYcr and London Prospectus
b Of Rates "n all Information as to Life Insurance. and nh papers
~ Extensive Travelling Privileges
y. 7. NJ.
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Home Mutual Insurance COMPANY Of

NEW ORLEANS,
applications for - s
FIRE, MARINE AND RIVER RISKS
at The office Of the Company No. 90 GRATIER STREET
fvH person rsirhg with 1t becomes Interested
profits divided thos who company il
earnings lie invested here under of
This established purely the principal
and the Trustees believe this
security to the policy holders. ~
The portfolio OF the
wishing to make insurance with It.
ALEXANDER BROTHER, President
JOHN II. OWEN Vice President
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s. ALT-Coarse and Fine. in superior order,
k5-Et ~ eaoh.d aFha RIHg sA suit pNr
eRashFO by !Aa7 JOHN gaaLE, % laEs Fisea
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TIDER-100 barrels Prime Newark, 100 boxes
~ Champagne do, for sale by
ianl7 A. D. GRIEF l. CO.. SO and 40 Old Lsvee,
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'IIEESE-500 boxes Western Reserve, 20(
~ do. English Dairy, 40 do. Pine Apple, for sale by
janl7 A. D. GRIEFf 4 CO.. 3S and 40 Old Ievee
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DELAYING CARDS AND PAPER-1OO groce.
Il assorted qualities Playing Cards; Letter Paper 10
cases Cap Paper; cases English Copying for sale by
Jas E. ]. HART j. CO, 10 'rchoupitouss st,
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NOV landing ex brig Telegraph, from Charles
Co 100 tierces superior CAROLINA RICE and in store
bags Mex. Petit Gulf COTTON SEED: Apply to
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Total anoun Of Assets .sf.s+31s64
E The Board Of Trustees have resolved
cent esh the Outstanding certificates profits the holders
thereof her legal representatives and after MONDAY the
9Th day Of August next.
The TrGstse have also decrsd dividend Of
the earned Premium. the
day Of July ISL for which certificates will be Issued AMI the
Is. day Of September
EeHOrlann1 rly A. 1851 /
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BY WIN, y. SCOTT, Auctioneer
VA oNDAI, January &c, at half-past 10
lFH oclock-Wi h soi at auction Street, with
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Selling or to More

A CADEMI, No. so Charities street.
IN ]. HORACE SMITH and ANJEL DE LoNo, MNr
Principals, Will give Lessons to Day and Evening Casses ~
in ENGLISH FRENCH and SPANISH LANGUAGES. -..-xll
Also, in WHITING and MATHEMATICS.
tS- Terms moderate. ians I'm
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lhe steamship Louisiana Captain Lawess arrived yes
teray morning bringing the mails with Texas papers
the 10th inst
severe northcr occurred on the night of the 18th
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N090


- @-f
~ tfeeisl inteiiex 81 dallas 1,nAass &c f.ee
ara AfetIsyd Nlssas. held q iiltil h,iial Il4ets
lows Va ~ lilsl ttenitfE ihe lu'H h.lant 4.
~ Isil9 tHt llttHtIAt pfeMHtsa AID n1o|uIItbe
Nff hiHfHsf tAullttl
tNhfttas Il has fig8sed - Aulhof n III4 ~
iiAhasAltit ~ tai lfpia iatnl ~ llGinai lflleto.
lSflf eaf fiHlhf tenefktt and mitch tglpfla
bieinef 4hi thaflalh, NAkiEi Mflf8ls. Hhfse a.
l6lt ofeNIfei bee tih, ~ 81 H'tiHh 4. ia Inn
ffkffss baf n lalt disnfHtaiIeh n NntIlInh
tslgifenfs llis tp5el has i0sl d1Helld innla ~
8At tkhefalgnf tlalhsF, salfY ane u ~ l6fnlnaF
tis embellishments ~ halfst and rnleipils ink
msn. aHd De karis apnsi Al exemplary and
active Ghtislan.
kssifst. dhal gs shalQllH lht aFeFukelnils
enhdaelAeni u hi. heieeYrf and alalelrd 1amiln
tEd ssleAd 10 them our deepgsi kYlnn8heai bot Ne
mourn naI lof him ~ those having NO ho|leet.
Rsssifea. fkat a. very ftielS 4ekilulnng ogthe
ailfelienale fsgaia We eoieiiain for eIlndefallfA
hgagher. We viii weoIfhe nstal badge n manfnina
tor thirty days, and that lhit Lodge he infleed II
m9urelng cor ninety days So ~
Ilsssitsd Ina. 1 c6pyl n these proceedings Be
tlgnsd hy the w Maslef abi Srcrc,afp, and 3enl
10 The lasaily Of our deceased hroylhers ~ sias
RsAfff Tha he above preamble and lo.nlu.
tons be published 10 he Wynchesitf, Chafiesl0wn
and Baltimore papers
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THE DEAD.

The dead alone are great
While heavenly phSris abide on earth,
The soil is one III dGIless dearth;
But when they die, mourning shower
Comes down aud makes their memories flower
WithCdors sweet though late.
The dead alone are fair!
While they ars with u, strange lines play
Before cur eyes, end chase away
Gods light but let them pate and die,
And! swell tha stores 81 inemery--
ihcre is 10 easy there.
The dead alenr are dead
While they are here. long shadows f4ll
From cur own forms, aud darkcn all;
But when they leaye us, all the shade
Is round our own sad footsteps made,
And they are bright aad clear.
The dead alone are blesi
While they are herc, clouds mar the day,
And bitter snow fslls dip their May;
But when the tempest time is done,
Tire light and heal Ct Heavens ewn sun
Broods on their land 81 rest.
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QUARTERLY corr rs.

Befkeley-2d Monday III March. June, August and
November.
Jeifefxoa-3d Monday ID March, ynAe, August aud
November.
Mofgan-- ilh Monday 10 March, june September AID
November.
Hampshire 18th Monday Is Aiared, Juae, August and
November.
FFedeFi k-Mcni. " before Ist Tacsdag 10 March,
June Angnsi AID November.
Clarke -ati' M0aday i Feb, aary, May, iaiy AL
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EXCHANGE BANK OF
SELDlsN, N RpsS E.ggS & CO.,

WASHINGTON, ID y.
rttFiE undersigned respectfully announce that
Il they have formed CO parlnefsAip to transact
a general Banking ahl Exchange business. in this
city under The iifm of SET.DEN, WITuERS s
CO, aud are prepared 10 deal in
Ftfsign and Domestic Exchanges lTae. BiRs Pro-
MIssofy .Nhes ytifeaies u 7sFasitf I.ctters II
Cfedn Bank Natcs ard Caia.
We undertake 10 make r0sicciians and promptly
% remit The proceeds TO any designed point within
Or without The Union
Mt WiLt,AM SgLngS. mcmbeTAof the firm, aud
Tor many years past the Iseasmtref fha ,Lsttfed
Sisfes wlIgiye his careful personal attention to all
financial business which We may be employed 10
transact with any oslhe Departments Of The Govern.
mehts
The business which our employers may reqalre
MS 10 transact. wiilbe conducted with fidelity and
pfcfnpitude, aad upon the most reasonable terms
KtELlAM SELDEN.
Isafe TREASURER 81 ne u. s.
John tyITfIERS.
Of Ai<ieadrsa Ia
II w. LATHAM,
or ITasiiRgfoH, %. C..
f.tr BAYNE.
0f BalsimoTs. III
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Shenandoah Iron Foundry.

HT9HiS Foundry. situated on lie Winchester s
Il Potomac Raiituad N miles ifusn Harpess-
Ferry, has been rented Tor term Of years ~ The
subscriber who w0aid respectfully infofm the
paplic thar be i now prepared 10 do III style Of
workmanship wh5sh cannui be supposed ifeqaall.
ed ID this YalieY1evefy description Of Machinery
and Plough Castings. at shert notice. -
Having been engaged ia the business for many
<e4fz 10 he largest ion.dries IN The United Slaies
aud being NOW determined 20 deFnie his whole al
ts4iipn othe business he i cundieut that those
who |1rof him with ihsir work viii al the same
time 3 iaForing their own interests as Ills prices
i9r Aa.i,nss shall Be as low as Al any foundry ii
the Valley q
Orders 1Q'n Al IL want Of ts.ings OF any des-
ctIr,'oo az respectfully solicited.
N.' |t9r ,skea y exchange fas Castings
HENRY C. PARKER
sSheran1n4H CITY. Aug. s. iss2
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EeIipsos in iasn,

lsl Aunaaf eclipse a. tho anb, laae alhz-
invisible hefai
. pafIyl eclipse At lhe Maan o. lie a0lh
and aia 81 June, visible hare legInnluu ~
the 20 b of June, ~ 10 o'eloek 4 min IL HE
evening -mIdde 90 HE alst If june, ~ 4
a., lock 81 min IN Tie morning end 81 eelprf on
morning
81 Total eclipse al Iie san, November Sc
invisible here.
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? O 1T h \
HAnkA'E knEs


N4l sllase| sI1at ass fsIfAll d Nhds& ekffs
Tile 6llEAiII4 III1s n INI|ItH IiIt ~ slSsa9
4fHlh, Dtsstts late i5ft ssel i|lI,'st.s. i tsfs
Ali Esllt ilAslI Is lAl ~ fi * ilsslsa,s -
sfsiags Fepeals herself ~ ks.esa ,tsas,..
Ailff0AtN ~ AAfNs, 1SSslHFs isnfe illtlf FAal,
Thus nBlF 81 ~ fFtli n iili NJ WFANkf
The el9NlAk rlesnFff e The Hnlld dad,
The iap8Eef Nha eWne4EIs IN eelfse1 FaNud
Viii 4asleHd gifIz ~ lxnrsi hand IL daass.
Makfs u Thai liliie slal G. aaliuafa ffased,
pleasing aFaHsefitl & Il iaytgl gWneF,
Tie marion, eolliss wiih liszclIlsI, aim
10 hlrss her ilill6 bad ~ sfleilslied egcatnre.
nal nnfi ~ picture iroa whose shiniaa Issac.
Forever bssa lsF asAs. hsaignaal katasga.
Thought : the iifafsd ~ q of thnuehslal cars.
A. Heaven i fdiFfoftd n, Tic quiet waters;
The State ilnans high eehiet fments arr his SONS.
And The sweet Poets iayi his iaaeiul aanshters,
The Sculptor, bending 1; e HI marble child,
Modcs hiusslf q sd, cnausiag hrauiY
The Frinlerss sonl ath from The canvas smiled,
Breathing deep tbhes ofpassion cg q dEty.
Meme shall die cllildleis. and The frailesi one
OF all the living epa84is around AS pressing,
MAY, Ike the eterifsE / ather, give his Aon
70 be humanity Perpetual blessing.
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M is G Il L i A N Y


How muck even ono hour Of Happiness is
worth abd'what little things they are that
make US lappy We care too much given 20
sigh for The iaf Of aud tho unatlaincd, when
right around aud within us are the meaus
aud the sources from Which We might draw
III wo would Ii VIC are eifoumscribed Ly
circumstances, 80 much greater tho noeessi.
~ for our making tie little nleans in our
power eandueiNa to our beings aim We
do not know htfw to live VIC do not feel the
yaluoo mortality lit were the idle thing
which the ereeds teach, it would never have
been given, But even the hairs Of our
heads are numbered aud sparrow fnlleth
not to the ground whieh our heavenly Faith.
CT doth not sec and are not so OF moro
value tlan many sparrows2 Faiihless,
faithlcss are We to ourselves
would net 10 understood as teaching the
doctrine that no thought should be given 10
the higher world aud The larger life lar
from Ii
4 IT'S VASTLY 8ise II talk Will orr rast hours
And ask them shat report they bjfp III Heaven
And Ii ID also wiso to net with reference
10 our imliottil dtslinY 10 teach The spr.
It's wing 40 UPWARD hight but not with
long fasting aBd painful penahees =4n0t hy
dihAgatiag our eeH0tehateea, ~ though tie
hAraeh oi rha world hhIs Wara upon our,
feuls fEis II beautiful world God
himself hos pronounced N good and shall
We repfnaeh him for the blessed boon Of ex,
islenle here, with anthankfal muFmnfs aud
looks Of hard and painful endurance
TIL. raohrr ti:.l9usST's cLRRK.
4 correspondent Of the london Youths
Instructor an afeeaoie, which Hunt
traRtfers 10 the pages of the Merchants
Magazine for the special benefit Of young
men entering morehahtilc life
:. once knew Young man, said an
eminent proAeher tie other day, 10 ser
mon 10 young men, !. that was commencing
life as a clerk One day bis employer said
to him, Now, 70 morrow, that cargo Of cot.
ton must be got out aud weighed and we
must Lave regular account Of il
He was young man Of energy This
was the first time be had been entrusted to
superintend the execution of this work -
lie made lis arrangements over night,
Aspoke 70 the men about their carts and hor-
ses, and. resolved TO begin very carly IN the
morning, be instructed tile laborers to be
there At halfpast four o'clock Ills master
came in, and seeing him sitting in the
counting, hoase, looAsyer3 black, supposing
that bis commands had not been executed,
i thought, said tho master, .yeu we're
requested 10 get cut that cargo this morn.
iug2'
Il Il all done, said tie young man, and
here II the account af it,
lie NEVER locked behind him from that
moment never Ills character was fixed
coufdeaee was established lie was found
70 be the man 70 do the Ching with prompt
ness lie very soon came to Be- one that
could not be spared heTNas as necessary
to the iirm as any cF the, patrons. re vas
2 religious man, and won't llsFongh life Of
great benevelence, anda at lis death was L.
bic % leave. his children N ample fortune
lie was not smoke to the eye, nor vinegar
@ the teeth, but just the contrary
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The Seasons.
Movable Fcasts.
& ourf Daus.

sixth District Thirteenth Circuit.
RicnARp PARKEM, tndge
BeaKEtry 9Th u April ard 9TH ofseptcmber.
JgfrEasox--fsth Of NJ - nd 18th Of October.
! AIoaGAN- 9th of AIay and 9TH u October.
H,MPsHiRE 10Th Of April and 10Th Of septcmb r..
FagpEaick--i 5th II JUNO aud IS h q November.
cLAaKE- nth Of Nay AMI lash of October.
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N0EIlR.

NINClNHEt.LtsR s. LlaT0RT. having dis
cvntinued The Saddle and Harness Making
business 10 Chartesiuwn respectfully request thai
Is upon c. G. s3aA0G. who has their accounts, and
settle the same j. ViReinheller. still carries on
the akege named business ID all us branches 10
harrisburg, where be will be happy 70 fill all or
ders from Jefferson and adjoining counties Orders
leflwilh L n Carter in charleslown, shall receive
prompt attention. as well as all others.
1annarv Il 3s.f1--afs
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MONTHLY COURTS

Rcrkclry--2d Monday Jeiersnn--3d Monday
Morgan 4sh Monday. Hamps iire--4th NJ nday.--
Frederick : Monday bcfsre Ist Tuesday cla ke- 4fh
Monday.
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UNITED s.T.ATEs lIOTEI..
as 4 VIZ .saHSs asog@I,
Corner Of Queen and Burk Streets,

TUE undersigned begs leave respectfully 10 10.
- form The community and travelling public
that be has taken he Hotel formerly enown as The
Berkeley House, The House has recently un.
Aefgone a thorough Fenuy alton II II now believed
y be 70 every rsspeel adapted iuihe waits Of The
traveller and sfjgufatI;
A iaige aud eHsmodlous Stable Is attached 10
the premises. The Injuries oi the TABLE will be
supposedly n0ne, anGale EAR Is al an Times suIs
piled With chUige selection Of superior wines aud
5llqhars.
BdGGiGis ltArn u and from the Depot Tree Of
charge. and Ia hal ueather Carriage, run 10
lhe nena a tie Accommodation III jewellers with.
asuut unS additional EXPENSE
I. JOS. G. 1iAWIiNs
II March 4 I sIs5n ~. ,gI pfUnti piuF.
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PAY YOUR Town TAXES,

TO THE CITIZENS Of oIf4a, r.x1,o,,.,r
TIME Cooperation Tax -is now ~. ~ =.
II 1hefSi1re bf pfena, "a Is nav 80 = ~ ~ y, ~
- hare hAt lile lime collect hen sf1 4, S ~.
September "a 1862