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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-03-31

il HAVE forsale ilgui Wagon with springs
j which | wIll sell on rraYEna5le terms Il 81
snta.le Tor or Neutrality-suspicious. i 50 consiruel-
eli Al IL o. used wifhior wiihAipH he ird
F+r II i-51 SAMUEL o. YOUNG. NJ
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For Henf,'

UytiE Property a, pre.en, occupied bY Rnb't TIL
u Brown ESQ from the tIrHt 81 ApTil next IN
Application made 10 Nl 5. WHITE H
Fehr1sfs % 1853. Agent.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-03-31

L 7sisry lor q l.s-itol ne SII:t IF Dia.7tre..
Gas. % for 1881 drawn Al Wiiniagtoa Dtl.
7sN Lo,iery-fi drawn Ballots II
rRnLf.Sr scHsMg
| Prize Of SO goo IL 900 1000 5000
5000 25s95 1000 80 II 600 500;
40 Of 800; PSI OF 200 &c.
TicSei1 SO .ll yes. S5-Q ,asiers ssha
csfiileales q Paekages=o rs wislss. S93oIna
Do d.. ~ halves. $500
d. do ~ aulFisrs, $3.50
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CoMMiss,onEas oFFicE.
i..St..{ss,, ETarel, fCI fcE4

OhaFIcNIOWil. MATCH Iclhs7 1917
All persons interested in HE above ofder ol ref
trence are hereby notiiea thatl shall attend arny
Ftir asorrlaid. ID FfdaE fks I'D day prif 1858
t0r lie purpose OF executing the above order Of
csurt; VA viii. h day hy 10 O'Clock Al H.. they ar.
Feoti.s To a-.n,i ID snsh papers and evidence
10 ncrird with The suse a. nav be NECESSARY. 10
enable me 10 ia Ike accounts 4frecsd 81 ihr coufI
10 +, taken r. W0RTHINGTON Comm
Mar.h ~ 1853
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Attenlion l'irClilen |!

HtHERE will he a IN eeiing IL The Fire Company
~ on saturday evening II XII al 3 O'Clock, 2 N
There win an election of Ulcers at Tie same
time. BIZ arler Of The C$rsaiA. Y. Ii
NJ arch 81 lisa ~ y rIESctNfs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-03-31
Virginia to wit,

virginia I'd VIII,
Atrn IS III ID he Ci-tk's ON X &C a. fircni
Cur Jrf son coaniyson the OH day IL March.
1853
Michael c, ks, Plaintiff.
AGAINST
Joaph -lc Ngrrdn. William lIeHfarran.
J,hniM j ,reit, Jain K ,TFhite, Iact.5 w.
Reg,totas and ~ g. S Btaekiock, Defts.
IN ciIANCEgY -
THE iAiacf fIhe suit is 10 attach The property Of
| ths ab cot defendant William MeM1Fraa and
q max ID sam liable tta Judgment in Hfavour ~
the Plaintiff against defendants Joseph McMurran
asld William McMnrran.
Il arp4aring on atiiav1s fled in this Suit, that
thu Dsfen liant William McMaTran is NOT resi-
dsntofih Sra,e he is hereby required b appear
herr. wiitir one month AFTER due publication OF this
nrler Hi III what IS nece 10 proiert his in
-tere- This naperi Il is further orterfd thai
copy hereof be publ hfii on.e week tortfonr suc
eeSsive weeks 10 the Virginia Free Press and
posted aitthe from door Of the Court house Of ths
Cdunw 81 the first day Of be next County, Court,
eaav-Teste, r. r. BROWN &C
March24 1853
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Prize of $50 600 . COO 10000 1000.
s8O.li0!-

Lottery M nv krned; IL lh. Stss4af Es,i,c4ke
Class s. Car 1863 10 ks diaWa jill lgilllidgitin.
Bel Salnidly. Anil 10 fs55
rhiflref draw9 N1m eF, II eaeh Package os
fweDtys,ix TICK Is
.sri.EspjD .lCs NJ
t+Prize Of $50 li5 10 Of DOB 3 600 .
Z 20 Of 600; 20 Of 500 90 of zoo 10 of
500 ls5 Of $50. &c
'fuekeis So Halves s5-Q3ifters - 81
Certis df Pkgs d 2isVh .-Iitk eis Si!ln POI
~ do % half ltd 50b1s
Do 10 % qq4fiet DO rs 20
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-03-31

a. We ck,crrri il ftout u Ms n.aehns- shop q
Mako lrc<t cae a KrryEzs thrcskiar Sie.ainx
~ hzrSfs< ..ehsrs, lsbeiIed far San huaeitep Il
n.s .d1re,ses % olfvrE5 cnp.swEtl, oe II the ca
t.rSfssx picnrers rcm Jrerses. who seslas determi
edo extrasi from he sol q cAfarnia plde gaia.
loag he certain q comfort and wealth bis 81
tss eos ,,sy.-i Esakesig Hirginiaa-
-.
VALUABLE TESTIMONY FROM THE sGITH
We Ike, al tinless 20 give credit whea credit Is
auc zn Il Il The time rricfe the distress
a. coaby graiiheds therefose. give The Follow
~, roiuatary tcsnpny 10 the benefcal effects q
Wianf'S D.sa q Wild Cherry. By the editor IL the
Conmbi South Carolinisa have Obtained
great relief is use.l Old Dinioa Portsmouth,, Va
WIsTAR'S BAIssAM OF WILD CHERRY.
We s<ldom resors % pzient edienes, having great
rsect f De skin Of the regular profession BIT chance
threw NIP war the above named medicine irknsed
ss sse he close Of The last session Of the Leg aiure
uAsa car Iungs aiHaast dried up by The hirhIy
rSffrd stnosphcre q orr stove " armed State Heuse
The BAisam immediately relieved u1 Of Eost hatnssng
c0ugh, which thFeatened our health IN serious derce
We feel that We Indebted 70 i for some ffteea
pounds of aaimai weightHhith additica oace fe caa
5CAUJ50N.-f nniy reua.ae and original sr,:c.s.
was frsifpirodnced y The yesrissS II has bc well
tested, nd appreciated f1r TEN years. IN al hk com
psints which Il has bee Recommended viz CUnghs
Gods. Inlaenza, Bronchitis Asthma aad co1saapion
q its iapieat stages No otler medicine has proved
eisacio.e Ga aceelat q the unbounded ptsuar-
iiy Of this article il has been extensively coanierIrited
b. periods who knos nothing u the ingredients d his
The only genuine i always sghed /. BUTTS b the
FoF .sse by the seaersI agent. SETH W. FotyLE,
agents throughout the United Sfats and British prov.
isSes. March II, 1859.
cJ-fet Coughs co,ds.I and okse .16scfions u he
Lnngs G.lf T1soaf gyaessly, ne sfABLER,S ANO-
DANE CHERRY ExPEcrORANT; il ia believed 10
BE- The bss. l.s'eins ir lhia e9ss q DISEASES yfi di.
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NOTICE...

yTHEpaAer,ignfd have appainsef III. GEORGE
u j. WELLER a. their sole a gent Cor he sale
81 Rights q their Pasehi T'iFessisg and ceaat4s
MaeRias, IL the Uhileds States ami Territories
G. s.. SSkZIMMERdAN & COZ
ChArleStawa MaFch3l tRS2
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-03-31
Nchool G0mmissioners.

TINE iasowing persons weres lecird School Cob
i mi<~tfners Coz tbe Colnivnl asFson, for lie
year eomateneing April ~ 1851 VIZ;
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IN.O00 lsiGkIfxI.
RuiIdries.

DIcKLES. 81 superior agaalily % hand AID
.i Or sale, All - .etis per fta Il
M,rch IL 'SsS Fs BLESSING.s
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Adrninistraf0f,. Nafice.


THE ca - s,e viii receive Ia Il fsw days 4
u &c and splendid sirtmrnt IL 80 oaabie
Recds for Laeies and Gen,i+men Pahifal4is
hereafter ISAAC ROSE.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-03-31
1858
BALTIMORE SIP aING TRADE

4 HABIilMktNk. PRIME tn AIR II
80 :, :
! TINE Undersigned Merckaass xIssne.<,...s.
| Il laipofsets andeJ0bpefs 81 Balsnaies 'xaas's
respectfully unite 10 calling ne attentions 81 sasf
eaan's Az ssaless 2 ISL arg aad ssHkd sseeks
~ kensss 4, NIX I;s ~ s.
Tss- $500 - ers,Iaation beIsrs ooFShszs..
/ -. - =
- 800. : !. yx-eya,+ can. F1.r..s 4
- = ~ - sss $50, Nv
so,,, aasa ire. a-s.,' ~ NJ -
IN. .i,vs arsIes are Manufactured &c he lesi
,nser,s}s ana the lowest Iffces Ii /. IS pg<pxr-
aa',s ~ s astAey can IS 81 il
II liz srostnssn or eastern elglss. and pledges
hiIsesf IL asnieats aay bal made IN Hose clkies.
c,slI ana satisfy rseives of tie faci.
/ Ill IRWIN SaFtTII. Wholesale Dsasxlss. 10.
l2sPrait s.fsst wh.rf Sis fof sale al ss.anSca;
/ III N4iEsjnry Drnrs ggeS.ags GisSS, Pants
| on ykraisa 81 de-
~ 4, .-u5 Il ,aNsssS 1f.nt4 fStrsars II S.sssrI
psfne.,I SAY Sassf TOYS. &c, ana wholesaIs
dealers n Fafsizu Cfa;ts1 Mus xaa ScSSfss mo-
50 I.iehi s,Fssa
81 II IT.npaEps. ~, III ss,,sh f>alxArt = In.
naT,er 81 ssss TaTelss IE5ois ina Findings ana
| Manafaczurea oflfashtoaable Lasts, Boot Tees,
1 Crinpins BoarssE Sc
lS IN s-s..4. Il. Sso-ssy F,,,h fos.
~, ~ afts, 4 ara ,sss-ns Nj =; ! calvert
| ss,rss,
= r..,., -.
+, tl;e'.
ieals M n 3 ,i,ssiss III; 500 fs1,rl ssrs,
- y ss..ses, NJ. ! $500 i. ii ,y.rssts
4fs 4. tssve Il = q "a A. -est sl'ss'
Eis:ib. tiRo. g Co,
sss Hasndre street.
IVkoicsa,e IFatch and yetesqry De7ok
| &. 8 q Oh tustst, Il. uaDlr - fstea,'re j.
sartinsntot 81, qnlity @ ii watche~ rich Jewel
/ y elegant F5Easi'G ais Breazfs Clocks Guns,
h BY Il, roFss. Sasefg, NJ a'shas4
/ ". El 49, ts... e Ill -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-03-31
Public safe Of
TX EMIT UICKY L AN ID

I \ I9I4N Ihe IluVi-.v,F @ Vhapgf IFss q lheT
u G@de III Virginia | kii3.utieE, III pHIi,: sal. \
~ lhe li4hs,t b.dltf TN cash, "a .sk nv A
APfitI 1853 tcMrs Itag N tn, front 81 the' Cuql-s
house door u Jefferson Sinnty al ih n.hC tjiseA
and iItcI4sI vecs q II me BY deeddFom ydr B;ts-8
coe, dhed on the aDlh dFy a August 1881 % atAH
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-03-31

L.7rnPvvIT.LE7 4 iCHARLEsTOW Turn
X 60 $50 - 1900 fsir sale BY -
Nirs re- ! lock, cRAMER = LINZ
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-03-31

mHR Road heretofore passitl9 ihronish HE Farms
j OF John Hamphreys and 5ohn W MeCurdy,
Is now cln<ea and al person forbidden sotrax-
ri through n rep ne le4css ~ The exueme
penslrs Of TIE Law win r. ,4ren,ed ahon aersons
50 ofFendins DAVID HUMPHREYS
J0HNWkUtCuRDT.
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S5O.OOOl


% PrlgSs n q DOC!
Letery Ger he brheii ~ ifhe, SAT- n DelE5rfre,
Giasss2 isl1 dfawa a. Wilmihgoal D5l.,
4 Sa. April 9ih 1858
II Drawn Namaers nnt os-j
srPrRa srilrNg
/ Prize Of $50 COO 70 000t Id COO 1000.
1000 $500 $500 2, lo0s 30 III t.
600 30 Of 500 lll Of 256 s6c Al Is
f,ck-is SIC Hats IS EQRaft4fs 80 I'D
eefifsI 0f Pk'ges II - Wit ticstisE sIsA DO
D. ID - Ba.i db 3fs ba
% dos 25qart G5 l3l b.
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March a Isss-fy. Z
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-03-31
ro.,ntrT Produfe Manted.

= WILL ssks u sreaanss &c Gasis- Bui,er
= a.. -ssek / viii give M highest market
pficf. - * = ~ -
March l853 ~sss-
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ETirsinia. 10 wiz:

Virginia, TO- Wit:
"A l. luIe, held in The Clerks Office on the Cir.
cuit Chutt u Jefferson Coun,y, on The 9Th dag d.
March 1873
AaR E Gamer, Plaini
AGAINST
Hurry Biry administrator "a Bnis Roa arih ne
wa atiaeqed ~ y hA Raker, Died If@eeat ~
Batfer,i ads,iHi,t d1or nth Va HiH. ahaered IF
Hiliaa Slo5H ace'd JjSspA " 1Iaroa8. Sampet
n B,isfr. Wiiiian Ltse I3akeT. IN ais icH right
sR&as d ftai4isirc ~ III Hnt. Balg. ideed, J4H
~ Mo-e, Sie,T ~ y ge,Sta eo4aft, temmaies
stdz,iAist, Gt0r III .J7hH " Bdktr deSdE de said
Sscrtf er,agitite tlRtlliSYat3r ~ Is5bf " Baker,
a.c'd aid ne sad Sherig c0taElifst adafasfTafer
az Jaslitl ~ BaIer a. and The said S4erif eoEt-
6.itlec GriatiRlstraior OF EgeA W Tapseof, iced,
DeiendeAls,
IN CHANCERY.
fIlHE object oil his suit Is tu obtain settlement
/ ,oi tn4 accounts u Henry Berry. administrator
I'll INNS aaa Wth The w III annexed Of JOHN Baker,
decd aini decree distributing the estate Of said
d i.eI IN he hanlSoi said Berry according 10 the
dirtctiUnsoi The viii. aioFesaid.s
Ii happening on aft iara 6ed 10. this shit Thar
III dstrndtni Samuel D Base i mol rrsiaentof
tht- Sale, he l. he ehT required 10 APPEAR here
within ono month aitrr due publication u this or
led aud dd what necessary protect hisinierestS
in thi, lnatrr. Il j. luriher uIderef that copy
4hefsol be published once week. for four sucees-
svs weeks II the Virginia Free Press ard posted
al the irpnt dpor OF the Courthouse OF this County,
on The hfSiday Of the next County Court
A copy--Fe.trs r. +. BROWN, Clerk
Aar.b n iHSa
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1as caal,gtst mi he Resi "a ne Coauitye
r --7-- 4
IiIfIfs ufils 1gned TAKE ibis Inethfd Of iEermf 2
j. me Fq6Ifs sballEsy have oA hand an lmule4sk
4 assor,IF enll nts
REaDE M4DE cLOTnING,
which wilt be NDid lower, Gr Cash, than at ahS
Other (9ni Hgt Siarg ia lie Comfy.
Their sE,ek rensiSls IN par Of strirg aud SHin-
mfr Chthfff; al every qlaliie3 style aud coFt
f ranging ID Iriee irgm tuiSsO
- Black hIae. Fgfeen fnl brown broad cloth Frdtk
Ciat>; black AM! blue d cSs aua Sack Cna,s. Shi-
In4r, Tweed and LamlG>w00 Goats alt sizes ALT
cplofs. A9so Linen ceais fToia so cents I, s. So
CssSfneie, Cassiaes, rweea Shmmer Cloth, add
Corduroy P9nalouas II III 'Silsa and prices. /
Satin, SIX E@4h ess>sinese. M9r,rilles apt
an endless rafely - Vsstsii tla 80 -tnit 10 s5k
Also atalgt tuaaly 81 SHIFTS Spring Stocks
1Eapdkerchefs ans Gelafs q. lfe III esi >iyie. \
iFb<pubIit may i 81 a,>ute3. tEfst il :iheg capHt
h9d IA gains NJ sstr establishment they NAV it@k
IN vaia esewhere. Is We aredrltfmiued to = sat
Eirh ptfSes as fauna, iaii 10 pfsake Just caiaHf.
ssIsinIne isf yourselves, a, the.f Cheap Cle,hiag
Store. 5wH doors west 6i Sannihgtaus Hotl.
Charle>tfnn Virginia.
~Af.1.I "A ,es9 = ~ 7 = =
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nRIED APPL rs ~ hare16 'f1n7 icn bushels
~ ofDried 1ptIes # fnc fulIrF. Tor s1ie.
Nsrch 3, 1859 IL H0Q$Es
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ession. Mareh 10. 1854
AGAINST
L N Cart.r and athefs, Defendants
IN CHANCERY.
TT a7DearingI0 he Jadse y said Clar, lhal no
u lice has teen gaiariy given % The defendant
.isaae n Garter thai 90 the lU,h day OF March
VACATION, directing be recvmuiimrni Ut the report
hrrelof0re made in this cause andlor Such furihef
order o. teisfeuee therein as NAV be proper and
such application Being nov submitted in vacation
with The papers Of The cause, upon Consideration
thereof Il appearing 10 Ih< Jndee Thai the former
order OF reference has mol been euEplieh with II Is
row ordered that this cause Be IeeOmmltled 20
COMMISSIONS Ct the said Count 10 carry oat fully
said former order OF reference; and i Is further
ordered ina, sad Commissioner ascertain and re-
port whether there Be any suhsis,ins ard rnsstis-
led leins upon the property conveyed ii he
deed OF Trust in the cause, pgior 10 said ceed 81
Trust and il aTs. .ase amount and chaiacief Ihcre-
Of slatiss specially all suchsmatiers rs be mar.
deem pertinent or as he may be reqrired SOTO
state, and make report to the next 4erm Of said
CohrL And il is IL theF ordered that notice Of the
time and place Of liking said account may be pub
ltshed 'onCe week tor TOUR successive weeks 10
The Charlexiown Free Press-sueh publication 10
b. taken a. eqlivalen; u personal service Of sueh
moi e on lhe parties. All OF whirh Is hereby Ger
TIFF Il ~ the Cirr. uf the Circnii Count b JED >rson
county who Is directed 10 enter the same am ing
The rse0ris Of said Court. Given undei nv hand
This 10 day ~ March 1853 RIcH1Rp PAREER
A coPy-Tes,e,. X + BROWN, ClsFk.
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SPLENDID SCHEMES, |
Foa APRIL, 1853.


GREGORY & MAURY, Mlaagfrs
(suceessors TO J. W. MArsT 4 co.)
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AIlenlion lo Orders

AIleutIOn 10 Oruers
J. ! ! !
m Z ualltoxn Company Is ordered tot IN
n,rade. III SaiaFaay Inc ~ OF April. III
Al NJ o,clock Also. The Nosih Bolivar III
Conpapy On The same day ata o'clock. ~
The ihree companies, belonging 10 The kM
hrnh.nlS,own Battalion will parade 10 I'll
non. i. J.s~eph Eaiers Hotel on Satus- If
siav IL OH ii April >. II o'clsck H
Nh I.-stown 'C.hapaSy viii parad. in
I.erlswn. Sstnrday the I6sh Of April. at X
Al usel.r.. Also The Ssaithfeld Company ON the
sane day II tront Of Smith 5 Hotel. ~ oDcock.
Phi i've Charlrs.own Companies viii parade in
fyhash.<tOwn. On SATURDAY the 23d Of ApriI-one Al
NeS. Ho u a. II n'rlyck; the p,her q h- Market
ko,sse A. , a'ciack
n. s.l~,,.wr G lnnanv viii parade Al Kabe-
IL ~ 4. t.dav 1hs 3oHh 81 ApFtl. 81 n o'clock
81 order 81 lie cs.e.si
d W ROEAN SIT S9hgbN. n
March 81 iP53 A
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ElREsH GARDEN SEEDS jass reserved 81
MIX e. =: ! 'gss. IsoA' oRAAAa : l'AE- /
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a as g ~ ,.a sY s hss s9s s.'h h
n, v Eaalapd and cplafrisisg aboni- H
500 Gases aiGd CaitesifS ettAe vafiUiis desciip-
tons Ut GDyls is their line ard consisting in p-gt
n. fllI.lrs Hill
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EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.


BALrImoRx, January SIP. m.
have pefas~d with much pleasure and edlhcaton The
able aud highly Instructive message OF Governor Lowe
TO the Legislature OF Maryland Il is what over The
usual length oil such papers, but the importance oil The
SUBJECTS treated upon ample for This Too much
has been said and indeed il is rather conmenda
BILE festarr that much useful information has been i'm
bodied In SO small space The financial condition OF
our State Is shown 10 be in highly prosperous condition
The revenue has increased largely much that The
governor has very wisely recommended total abolition
OF the odous stamp tax excepting far relates TO
the useless and epehensbls lottery system. The egs
laure cannot act too promptly Ia sboshng the stamp
tax is and has been odous in The sight OF true
political economy The evil effect fell not only upon the
mercantile and business portion OF the community,
bat upon the city Of Baltimore. All such
embargoes adverse to the onward progress OF
democratic principles. and tend to camp the energies OF
community upon which they rest. The policy OF New
York. Boston, Philadelphia and other great commercial
cities OF the Union. has been to invite strangers and Tor
egn commerce into their midst, by holding out pleasing
inducements. Those who visit city 10 do business
should not be taxed shaped and caoled for the privilege
of so doing. they have been in Maryland, AMI es-
pecally 10 Baltimore. BY an odious stamp nqusiton.
State should be more gallant more magnanimous, than
to call on s,rangesfiendIy viseIsto assist in paying
her public debt The governors Recommendation, there
fore, to abolish stamp duties deserves high praise.
Extensive preparations making Tor the opening OF
the Baltimore and Ohio railroad Tuesday The train
Of cars, with the invited guests leaves the Pratt street
depot al o'clock on Monday morning. About thou.
sand persons in all will leave Baltimore participate in
that occasion. Many will go up trains prior and after
The regular train.
enclose you later advices from California, which are
highly important in commercial point Of view. An un.
pecedened advance has taken place in flour and other
PROVISIONS which must have effect upon the American
market.
Ehu ~ ia staa
and $500 bbls. City Mills -four Today at IS rs.
Stocks sleaiy-sales today OF $3.50 Baltimore and
Ohio railroad bonds, 1884, 80 992 5000 do 1885,
265 shares Baltimore and Ohio railroad, 90 s4s.
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OFFICIAL


Alard iors, President Of s United Of sas 80 ell
0Aoss u may
Satisfactory evidence having exhibited that Herman
Arnold Heinrich kunye appointed consul VI Besn In
danois the OF Texas do hereby recognise him such,
declare him enjoy such ncoas powers,
privileges
hon. in the United States.
In testimony Whereof caused these 10 made
patent United aMxsd.
Given under hand city Washington day Of
H. al January A. d. 1885, the Independence q the
United Of America the seventy ssvssth.
MiLLARD FILLMORk
President,
EDwAKD EvERKrr, Secretary OF State
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all ages sex and Sizes .akug advantage Of The mae a'mos
pheIc.
Business Is steady Sales of United States 6's 1871
ment
Beadstuni steady BAT active. Sales Of several
bundled barrels -four at 30 90 30 " Rye -four o. 81
Corn meal unchanged. Sales OF 500 bushels wheat at
no IFS for red, and lis l10 Tor white.
qualify Corn steady Sales of white 62 IS cents. and
yellow 81 65cents per bushel oas AZ "a cents Rye,
80 a 81 cents.
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Lines
On thu Inauguration of Nss Esu<straa Statpe of Genera
yaokso~.
Approach and reverence Art hath left her home
10 Italy's old hasnts, and thher come
dsared her worlds wonder on Ceumbia's soil,
And well repaid the native scaptor's toll.
Behold this brazsn poinp with deepest awe!
More than u like the wide world
since the far-famed Memnonium of he oresk
Ceased with s power in iivins Ore to speak,
Can aught uAnscsnd tho grandeur Of the horse,
Rampant and struggling with almighty force
The neck curved from its we'll pfoportoaed length,
The plunging limbs all eloquent Of strength,
Nos,ril and vein, and sye-bsll, all distrained,
Till by the sight the vefy eye Ia paned
And standing Animate, in might Of power,
Tho war ssesi scents, II sceths, the battles hour.
And see astr'de the veteran soldier sits,
While such Bucerhaus he well BELTS
Since power and majesty. angus, and proud.
Brood Ger his speaking image like cloud
And in tho steady eye, tho lofty mien,
The calm front. tho undauned soul is seen
The soul that saved New Orleans in the hour
When foreign soldiers thought IL in their power
And by small device the battle won
Before the sunset ,od the day done.
Warrior and statesman, on thy brow of bras.
Age upon age In storms and clouds shall pass
Thou and thy deafness horse alike shall stand
An ornament and marvel TO land
There in their lofty grandeur they shall be
Unmoved BY changes upon land
On wondrous power ! to fix through length OF time
The impross Of the animate sublime,
And raise its likeness from the mine and ore
That csowds may gaze and genius may adore.
Here now, not loss than Rome, proud may bring -.
The vows and ncense Of her earliest spring; sT
And to this fame the pilgrim well may come, 49,
And sculpture find altar and home. ffa
WARRINGTON, January 8. M
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o.oeameut OF the accident Al -four o'clock caused
=, excitement ia the house. A member came ia and
go that General Pierce himself was dead The Hoor
Islsres we're crowded-the charge OF bribery against
80 Buuer being unier consideration The governor,
c and Of ths senators, were present Instantly
- msnber was on his feet and esclamaiions OF regret
as LosId irom every qnaIlef'
"a. veteran lehabod Bartlett OF Portsmouth, the oldest
nber political opponeol but strong personal friend OF
%ral Pierce observed to weep like child. Others
era m uch Affected.
mouse adjourned Instantly, and the members rushed
M hotel and telegraph Office, and the most intense
~, 10 obtain particulars has prevailed ever since.
uy rAsr KIauf ocLooK, y. m.--Ths evening train ha
- arrived The corpse OF young Pierce taken the
lndo,er al1nshouse which the ucsdent happened
esoeral and Mrs. Pierce back to Mr.. Aken's II
thought that neither lac his lady is seriously injured
lhongh both were somewhat bIused,
le girl OF Mrs. Newell, OF Hilsborough had her too
ushed and il must be anputated.
Mrs Newell was badly injured.
one man belonging to Andover or Lawrenc5 will die.
NJ Horace Childs bridge builder Of Hennker, was bad
IL but not seriously bruised.
Another mans lex was badly fractured
Another had both legs broken,
Several women severely bruised
The car was nearly filed with passengers.
f,a,eral Pierce, lady. aud seated four fv,
eats from the forward end Of ths car.
The how was struck the forehead by fragment OF thu
framework
The car il said to have broken the middle TIL,
b,gvape car in front thrown off. brakeman
ood on the end OF IL, and Witnessed the accident un
harmed. st
An extra train will 20 up the Central railroad
Manchester, Henniker, and Hsborough, to convey Mr.
Child, aud Mr.. Newals families The latter are not re
Isd 10 General Pierce, although residents Of isborough
his native town
LATEST DESPATCH.
BOSTON, Jan. 6.l0, p. my special tain, Just re
ned from Andoyer learn that General Pierce was
iniured except some sprans and bruises
Mrs Pierce also escaped serious bodily harm, but Is al
most frantic 1T the loss Of her son.
The poor boys head was nearly mashed TO a leiy'
Mr. Newell was the only passenger who had linn
broken. G
General Pierce and his wife returned to Andover, VIII
the remains of he child.
The report Of the accident here considerably exagge
rated and ut frst caused much excitement.