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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-30
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HOTELS.
FARMERS HOTEL 2B AND al TAsH1NpTeN
& street, sstvssa Robinson sad murray. Sstrd AID
lodging 81 day Persons visiting the atty viii lna ti
toIgs coed and sopveniaat pls to ssap Of.
WIN. e. CHAMRAk1lN, Pro1nstSr
PIERRE HOUSE PrILADyIPGIA-0PEN FOE
Ia the accommodation Of guests. septen hsr 20 1868
J.TABEk SON, Pro Prietsrs.
CANBYRs0Ns FAMILY HOTEL GRAMEkCY PARK.
= The upssrsgpsd having associated under ths trA
Mathsr Co., have leased tho And ,aiaus hatn
en- the e.serly front Of eramsry park extending ffon
ON or the let Of Novsm next This ss
erected expressly for tss entertain men ct nmi
Nsa requiring mfortsble IL
aas seventy pslors and hundred and Ay ehamsers
with all the modern c0nvensscss End improve
t. and 10 capable Of accommodating two hasare
persons Parties dssirsus Of making srrsasesnt for tn
ming nypIy personally 70 br Sandsrsoa
the hotel any day from ton Until twelve cclesh NJ srt
from until Eve o'clock r. or By xots eddr ,sssd
his residence, No %Mury4y street
CEsS L. MAffE-, ofths Aston Mouse
JAMES VI. San pEhSoN, Of tine College Hoti.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-30

LNOF SOUTHAMPTON AND EAvRE.-THE UNITED
4 States mail steamer HUMsoLDT, d Lines c,mmand,
will leave for Havre touching Southampton lsui
the mails and Saturday October 81 at u
O'clock from pier No. North river.
Price Of passage First class NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. lO
10. do ss,on; oisss. ........:...S 10
Lurgsge not wanted during the should he
board the day before sailing marked below No frs ht
will be taken after Thursday Octohsr 20 Nor freight
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-30
oaNANeNTAL IRON WoRi

MJIGNEkSHAJB ORNAMENTAL IRVN " INK.
w Wire railaagr Ssst sni wrought irep -ailass.
Iron fences Tor faf03i psat.tiors, 20.
leon asdyteads, IN groet variety.
Iron frrrtture OF syery jasori9kion.
Narusssufor OF all bio iron rains ths rrcwnda ags
rsee tho Crystal PAlscs; also tse dome ssss, rsvels
ssasiards se Circulars anA dra1rge iorykfjed ny bbc
manufactures, J0HN z. HIexfpSsAh, No. SIR EroRa
vsT; works.. Noe. o. "a A. a 81 Lewis sxsaa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-30

sSTEAM COMMUNICATION BETWEEN NEW YORK
. and Bremen Nail IiasThe sde whsel stsara-
HsnsA 40 tons sad GeznsniA, 600 tons, Will sa
fellows
sRoM YORK, sRrMxr.
EANSA October s. HANSA. end of October.
OERMANIA middle OF Nsv. GERMANIA middle % obsr.
Passage from New York to Brsmsn-Frst class. 800;
second GLASS, S35. For fieight passagS, apply to
0ELRfCHS 4 CO., No. 80 Bro I'd street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-30

L,oR CHAnLEsToN.--psE DOUBLE ENGINE srEAw.
y ship WILLIAM PENN, J. Sherman, commander, ~
receiving freight at her her pier IL East river and
will sail on Fridey. 0otcher = nj o'clock " M For
co.. % ,ssuth .,ssst nss,rs T. s. 7. 2; Dudd SCENTS
Cd and sail Friday 0stcbse H. aad In sotion wlth
the Wm Penn VIII fora re<ear wssky line heswcaA I'M
NARA aud ChArlaatnn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-30

TINTED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
u Notice The steamship UNITED STATES will be de.
patched this company Havana and New Orleans
Friday. September SOts, at 2p M from Wares street.
pier Freight for New Orleans will be received after p
NJ on 18th ust At 40 cents per foot Specie only taken
freight to Haans For passage apply at the Office Of
the company III West street, corner Of Warren strset
Al. 0. ROBERTS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-30

THE PATENT GAS REGULATOR
i Saves rs per cent OF gas,
Produces better light
Keeps servants fron wasting Eas,
Ia self acting and pe.ds attention,
Prevents you, walls from being smoked,
Makes the air Of your houso healthy.
II be in oper aSiea st
mo. 20 Broadway" aad be ordered OF
All gas ittsrs.
Orders At Kenyoas Ship Letter Oos Journel OF
Commerce office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-30

AEcNEY.-CAsH ADVANCES MADE ON CoNsIGN.
VI meats, or bought out Literally for sssh watches,
Sehsr with valsahss Of every kind At Canal street
tween Greene and Wooster. KEACHIE CO.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-30

TyOR KEYPORT, FROM THE FOOT OF MURRAY
II Street.-The steamboat JOHN BART leaves daily,
uAdsys expsotsdJ ~ O'Clock A. NJ, aud the steambest
KEYP0kT st M o'clsek p. II. The usual stages run In
cor aAk}Nn VITA 1hA akova hosks 800 - -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-30

vol WOODS WONDERFUL INHIBITION A. =
" arc.dway bss bssn,visi.sd by fy Thousand PR
the last thrc wee rs She LADY ~agts hupdrnn
sna sixty ba, and onsas tais only. AaAissis
onl. rs cents. q III
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-30

EN1R MISUNDERSTANDING NDES.-THIS POW
L er.ul steamship will sail for The above port
Saturday October g. Passage money $50 f.r first GLASS
only for whom there excellent
provision and stewards included, bat without wine
liquors which can b obs"sd on board VIII take freight
st modersss rates ARp'yto,r - .nc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-30

CRYSrAL PALACE.-MR LAHOCaE, WHOSE COL
- lection Of porcelain and crystal ware CLOCKS lamps,
the Palace informs the public that he will dispose Of the
scss ne mas on They were painted aud deco
fsctured expressly for the Of quality not
TO be found In the trade Ur6ers for articles to suit tbs
taste Of will be rsoeived forwarded to France
And attended to with the and pusotuay At
tiateIy returned to FraEce.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-30

They ara ell gst Glars New York bulls shire pro
With al requisite articles ssd onyoriencs
o. AID conmsntod BY Of experience in chs
hsuers Goods sent to the subsosihsrs gill ne forwarded
freo from any charges but those sctua,ly insnr-ec
BOYG'S GfECkEN, Agsnss l51 Pear; street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-30

KYEW YORK TO MONTREAL, OGDENSBURG, BUR
In lington and ST. JohAsbury By railroad via New va
yes Springfield, Bellows Falls Rutland, Windsor White
River, Wells River, Montpelier, ST. Adams and Rouss
Point Ticket oAcesNew Ha-en Railroad, Bro I'd
way And Canal and Twenty sir III and Fourth
For freight apply 10 FRAN CHS HYDR agent 152 South
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-30

A ANATOMICAL MUSEUM 500 3RcADWAY.-SFRANG
"A coming to this citv canset return home ana -
they have visited ell the places Of unusual Aterss Whs
sxa0tnax the many thousand specimens contained ~
shove stAbliahnsns showing TIA structure Of she hs
hcay well IS tho diseases 10 which u
jsct Open from o'clock A. n. until IL o'clock r. q.
Admission. 70 senta q
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-30

A UsTRALIA-PIONEEH LINE--THE Al NEW
n turyport built clipper ship EDWARD will be st hr
berth H. East river few DAYS ready to sscoivs
Boston, sfsrsas strength ard very sss ssil;r half
dneIy tespatoh. few first and second cabin passengers
will DO taken for which carly 7Fosten 10 nded
Edward will bs succeeded bs tho entirely eppeP
ship Rassls csatly launched At ssansea For fsight
psseage apply to n. w. CAhERON, lle ell street..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-30

Tor sALE--A sPLESnIO PAIR OF BAY HORSES IL
IL hspda high long tsils 6and years old; warranted
sound and kind in all harness. Apply at Karss Hotel !.
P,rl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-30

dor sALE--A VALUABLE HORSE, l6K GAN cs
j. high; dark bay, years cid, sound end kcd, for
bsrrain price, si20 Aisc, light wagon without sop in
good order with harness &c San be 1T F. R)onGya
ssable Of lnal cite place and Eoufh str .es.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-30

THOR MELBOURNE, AUSTRkLIA.-THE SUBSTAN.
~ tis fast sailing esoket ship ANGKLIQUE haying most
her cargo bosrd will sail Ia few days This vessel
has Are mmodations for few moro first shd second
cabin uasseu at moderate rates Passengers do
pend on being despatched by the present
ptoroised baianes Of freight pssssgs apply
board, nc pier Ne. l3 asst river, 30 tho
MAILLEa & LOkD l05 Wall street,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-30

E'RANxLIN MUSEUM, HB CHATHAx STRICT, GEO.
Len, Proprietor The above esablsh Is open every
sfsAraoon at O'CLOCK and In tbs evening TX for the
purpose Of Classic and eriss. representations Living
stetusryn by MILE CSsneSs Troups Of Model ArNsts
sether with variety Of beautiful For further
osriouisrr see bills Of each day. AdnssisnSssss In
ahsirs. SIN oeEts; hoxos cents, gallery 1875 sssta
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-30

yVOR SAVANNAH AND rLoEI 7A.--pEITsD STATES
~ Mail Lino.-1hs and srlopdd sbeamshir FLORIDA,
Ceptsia -. s. woochY viii Leave on Saturday, 0ctobeg
l., from piar No. 4 North river. Apply 60
sAMUsb MIfCHfLf, Ne. ~ Roadway.
Ths Alabama, Carl Geo. ssbeBck. leaves On WedoM.
day oesoter Through toksss from New York to Jack
sosyula, x5i: PilattA kg5
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-04
THE FINE ARTS.


German Crircism on Anne rican Musical Culture.
In the last lumber of Dr,ghts Journal Of Nase We
find interesting criticism on the state OF musical cul-
ture in his country, from the Leipsic Nem ZeasehrV
far Musk which is reputed 20 sand at the head Of mu
steal journalism in Europe After paying JUST tribute
10 the merl's Of Mr. Dwight editor, sao has
not only earnestly comprehended his general task, and
carried il through with crcumspecton and With knoSl
EDGE but Who has also fully recognized and consistently
maintained the decided position which a Journal OF
Art NUT take in the present dsy-n order to be able
omeet with aeu,eness ard convincing power the reac-
topary Efforts Of the sandsrill p.rry'-the writer,
Hopit Of Dresden, proceeds TO more general dis
cussion Of this subject from which take the foos
rgexusets
The Uun.d States and above s Boston, hsvs already
r.o.,.d AID oi.,I gbsh,c many Of music friends
ualItr hot honorable 10 TINS land than 20 the artists
.nc have ben thus hoDor,d Though We hsd been d.
fore ui,iu, # the brilliant success Of individuals Ne
uay sluoe t,rs for examples 10 Oro GVltschnt, A.
Jsen sId Dresrl Jet xere lot always ;ear 80 'ut
y. II rtis W. coufss 20 you frank y.
LIST t.,- il. Gem any hsd 10 very high ida Ut the
icAi culture Of the North Americans. general snd
,.ry uns.til.d op'n VI prevail about ihs
.iith aIsc ,urcess in the Uui-d States This
= b. p rily own doubtful attuds which New
loik .-Ieciely has aut.Ded tpSsrd modest Ger nan
st-is siour great celebrity fgrhermre 20 the conduct
Of BsIUm aid siular sp~culabIr aud fD Ally 10 the
! rtt'o Which "bLubus las uRoenisoy bel pushed 10
y ri AHri's ~h extremely question: Die talents. as By
] l., ]. NoLt.Z. &c
fore very much indebted 10 you dear sir
Tat you n>St through your Journal convinced Of
-n,ihg better u ih.t you have thereby given nore
or,ct us'p' 'nfo tate # music 10 North America
Al have lgti-ned sb' ut the heart alc
e,li.r fhsTp of the artistic III ris th-re
IL ell.o-frer d shr the reading Of the uin
'er- s.ni n. your j. Urual-to emphasize the "a t
hat he vital * who announces itself AL hands II
| he NV World - alresoy snim4tng and beginning Z
bit up he u, forts If that .no that in matters
Arr many oh.r thug, the Of with MIR
,obd Am,rca ot ny osput,s the priority with the al
way. o+,rsred 90 Ell srd with her stiff orms bat A
r, 81 ID sou part tnrpas,ed the mother county This
be cure holds true hilbert" in regard 10 artistic rat
hoa, srd n. or uc.l sogH1tt of suoh dependent
free his kire sht,ts your than in regard ID the
! Irs.tieal ezecDffos fine. higher iu'entIons.
"1h- surprisIpz development If mu-icai fe Ia BosO,
offer, the best proof Of this Your retrospect of the 80
Of April upon the Works Of grsa: composers performed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-04

. 81 AAsNNs
HAVING thus tally described the
nature Of ny improvements "a the
sppaIstgs for lfiluz aai ir pplng
The waves u sfoau engines and
Of thereby cuttin. OF the steam At
any required part OF the sfroS- (;
AID alsO Of ~ inprJ.ed apparatus
for r-su,at.oE the closing - the
valves. shat | claim therein a.
u. = an desire "a secure By letters
patent Il firsf, the maol-r ia which
have combined aHd sri anxed tue
J valve stem 3. fh= sprias ! % the
LITER. the adjustable SIDING p'ece
i. with 10 wedges Or clin.si planes
md their Immediate Apo nfsf-s
% ~ 20 cJoT crate 9TH rach other
and % es-ct the tripping u tue
valves and tie cuuiox of Of the
sieam Substantially 10 Ga. nanEer
set TOR b. s.o clsi u the mtnuer
u regulating the c.oslnz ~ tue
valves ard ~ eiecfually pr,yrn;-
ina them from -k'nmilE, b = m as
oi water Te.s ryJlriuraisne1 with
piston or plunge attacned tO the
lo<sr end Of the valve stem. sad
operating sifhin Al 81 lsfAbl, cup
o. sec0nir reservoir, - 80 10
Eject the plrpOse intended upon
n. principal snd s.bstaut' illy in
"a. mannev herein described aud
made known.
FAgDEslcS ELLSWORTH sicKLEs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-04

AAhAANas
What ! clan o. ny invention
sIc desrr g. secure ~ leiters pat
ri %, ffsi. he method substan-
isliy ~ Gtfcrt' q Of operAfirs the
hce valves OF sts Am-ens lLss b.
onIeciirg the waves that cove q
be ToT's ct OpDcs.te ENDS " The
yLDceI - iib a. ssiaie q rs OF The
Cck skaii LT ID. mechanical equiv
e 70 tfeIeOf. 90 that irun the
nation th,rof the valve thai
lttIs ia port CT p0'ts closed 'h-l
move over 8 lfss space While u,
OFT Or ports Il closed Than the one
hath. oYebIug elosins ia rOIts.
Ids.os versa. vi IL al q . ssii .
ne. he iWo.Ens ~ whis h tnes
ne OTsrht,d. have tie s.me rarss
Of notion AZ described wheel y
sIL suab Cd q cave n uch OF tn
rover LsretoiOIe required e. wofs
D., shoe vs.yes Of steam enzIss.
trd ~ which also J sn ensb 20 70
tlsea fIestsTIarg- Of motions 20
fie ssis.. 81 TIE peiit d. Of open
lfgsfd cl'srs the pOf-s % lsci be-
fsfe he nCucfioD A. q ,CgCfIof O.
if. sf-tu - specified.
ARD l.,ily Iclaim The mefAo1
Of resuat.rE the motion " sie.f
srgn,s Is means # III. ksgr af0' .
b. etumni' the SAID r. fllsfOr
With tie catches that flersts Tie
stem waves. ~ m.eus az move
81 csue. or shops, Substantially
.. d...r.lad
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-07-27
DIED.

On the 9th inst, ut the residence of her moth
er, on Ten Mile Creek, MARY ANN MAN
WELL, in the Odd year Of her age.
On the 49, inst, ut the residence of his lIthe
on Elk Greek, SAMUEL BUFFERS, IT., in the
2dd year of his age.
On the Did inst, in Clarksburg, -- dlugh-
ter of the late George Hnd Sarah NIuuday, aged
about years.
On the Goth inst, ut the residrnco of her SON
in-law, Cyrus Ross, Mrs. HANNAH BIGLER.
widow of the late jacob gler, in the 9ith year
of her age.
The deceased was rusrd unI hurried in Bucks
county, Pennsylvania, and moved TO this couu-
" with her husband, about the Y .ur 1870. She
was witness to many Of the thrilling and
bloody scenes connected with tn curly settle
mcnt of this country, and heard the scrrulnz of
John M'lnty and his family, when murdered
by tn lncians near Shinnston. She has LETT 4
numerous progeny of descendants, aud lived to
See those of the fifth generation, who reside in
nearly every State in the Union. She, in early
life, belonged to the Dunkar,Is, but upon her
emigration to this country, Joined the Chris
'lnn Church, ofwhich she wasa consistent menu
Der, until age deprived her of reason Il few years
since. But it is believed that she has guno to
that better world, where sickness and sorrow axe
unknown. J. b. K.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-07-27
Land and Mills for Sale.

IN pursuance of decree rendered by the cir
i cult court of Upshur county, Va, at its
Spring term, 1853, in the case of George C.
Moore, &c, VS.. james Bunton's heirs, &c, L.,
as commissioner appointed for that purpose by
said court shall sell at public sale to the highest
bidder, on the goth day of August next,
the Grist and Saw Mills, and Carding Ma
chimes, and about 80 Acres of land, belonging
to the estate of James BuntOn, deceased, located
on the Buckhl mon river, in said county, about
five miles south of the town of Buckhannon-
The said Mills, Sc, enjoy water-power not
exceIIed by any others in said county while a
large portion of said land, which adjOins said
mills, is in a fine state of cultivation, and con-
tains an excellent Peach and Apple Orchard,
good water. aud large and commOdious Dwell
ling House, besides other valuable improvements.
Also, 300 acres of Wood Land, on or near said
river, and about two miles above said Mills, be-
ing also part of said estate.
The above lands and Mills, &C., will be sold
as aforesaid, upon credit of one, two and three
wears with interest from date-the interest TO be
paid annually, the purchasers giving bonds Win
approved security; in addition to which len
will be retained upon said property as further
security.
Possession of the Mills, Carding Machines and
appurtenancss and the 200 acre tract of Wood
Land will be given on the day of SALE But the
possession of the dwelling house and improved
lands will be retained by the present occupants
until the first day of September ls5S, with leave
to remove their crops) including the fruit OF this
season,) necessarily remaining the same siIer
that day. e. w. BERLIN Ooiii Z
Juue29. lS53-2m.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-07-27
RARTLErT,s HOTEL.

rTlIE nntlcrsirned hayiny n -hri't ard cnlaiep
Il lis Hotel Is now prepared y IN tcrtain visit
ors and travellers IN manner unsurpassed IN
Western Virginia.
HIS HoraE Is large comfortable threc story
brick building pleasantly located IN the centre OF
the town; contiguous to the Ccurt-house and the
principal business parts Of the place, and L. pro-
class hotel.
HIS TAnie viii be supplied with the best tbs
country can afford, and
Has Bar stocked with the choicest Iicnors
Evesy attention Will be paid to render tho Wis.,
its Of those y no may favor him with call ecnl-
Portable and pleasant.
p RARTLETT.
Cisrksbrrlr March s4th, 1sT2 --ly
n. B.-Thc stable Is attended By eAtussi and
trIlSfx hosflarS
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-07-27
NOTICE.
New Court House ,ob.

New Court House to be Built.
pursuance ofan order m de nv tn, County
LEO urt of Harrison county, at its July term.
1898. The undersigned, commissioner berein
named, will, up to the first div of Srptrmbcr
next, receive through the post-oliic, at Clorks-
burg, scaled proposals for building such Court
House The same is to be built upon the LOCI
uoh oil the present Court House, ut Il cost nor
exceeding $1,000, and to ne fully completed by
the LIST day of December. 1851. The said CONT
has levied for the sum of &, 800 PAYABLE the nreS
sent year, the remainder to be paid in two equal
annual payments. i'''
The plan and specifications therefor, can h,
seen at the County Court Clerks office. from
and after the 18th day of August next free of
charge.
The undersigned have authority to enter into
contract for thj construction of such Court
House, and dispose of the materials of the pre-
sent Court House and two Clerks offices without
further action of said Court. On the I'd day of
september next, the contract will be declared.
=, Bids will also be received for the Carpenter,
'l"So" and Brick I1Ork separately.
NATHAN GOFF-
WIN. \. HARRISON,
R. FOWKES,
B. DESPARD,
JAMES LYNCH.
July a3d, 1s53-st. MN = De- esGhL'
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-07-27
Game Seat Chair sIanufac-

MO- ISL y. SIXTH STREET. opposite Frank
IN lin Square. Pliladel phia.
The subscriber IS constantly finishing and has
on hand PLAIN and FANCY CANE SEAT
CHAIRS. in great variety of
Elegant and Fashionable styles,
For Parlors. Dining Rooms OF Chambers, made
in Fancy Woods. Imitation Moods, and Fancy
Colors, etc
Reception and Cottage Chairs, light and beau
tifnl designs; Cane Lounges, Cane Settees, Hall
Chairs, Counting House and Office Arm Chairs,
boat Stools, Windsor Chairs, settles. etc.
Having extendod facilities for misunderstanding,
We can oer large stock 10 select from, and exc
cute all orders As promptly and chaaplyas any es-
tablishment IN The Union.
dousekeepers, Hotels, Steamboat and Railroad
Companies Will find 1t TO their interest TO call at
the factory Of n r WOOD
No. Isl North 9Th ST., oppozite Rankin SQUARE,
MARI Sin Philadelphia.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-07-27
Reception of Americans by the Pacha
of Egypt.

1etter from an officer of the U. S. fri
gate San Jacinto, dated Spezzla, May zoo,
gives the following account of recent
presentation of a number of Americans To
the Grand Pacha of Egypt aO Carlo:
eat P. M. the Grand Pacha sen
four Of his state carriages, four fine Syrl
an and Arab horses attached to each' 10
us to a hotel. with guard of Janlzafie
and a few mounted soldiers. We wer1
all ready, in full dress. Our captain, .a VI
consul general Judge Jones' our VIZ fror
sui, and member OF Congress T,.oudaIe
New York. Caleb Lyons o. Lieut.
were seated in the 1rSt caiI OTsen Lieut.
Lauman, Lieut.. Perry Leu, The second
Stetsoni p o. Chief Engineer Ever
IufS S Wr;rht and Midshipman Sharpe
etI ;bo third in the fourth, Mldsh'Pman
smith. a Mr.. Fish, of New York, Mr.. Stu
art. of Philadelphia, and an English gen
tleman-dragomans and JanlzarlSns' WIN
with their silver mounted canes, bringing
nm the rear. The Pacha was at MS Pal-
ace outside Of the city about two miles,
and we had to 20 as far through the city
The horse did not go out OF walk through
the streets. Every window and door was
crowded with people staring at US OUTSIDE
barbarians. At the several military posts
we passsd, the guards presented arms
buples sounded and drums beat. Upon
nearing the palace, most splendid SyrI-
an horse, richly caparisoned, was led by
two Arab grooms in front oftwo carriages.
and as we found out afterward, was pres
ent from his Highness, with rlch Gene
tar, to our consul general.
"On entering the gates ct the palace,
two regiments of youths, from II to IL
wears OF aye, were drawn up in military
order; large band OF music commenced
playing; the troops presented arms whlls
we alighted and assembled to the audienc
room-a spacious one, but not 50 Hchly
furnished as the Sultan at ConstantInopIe
The Pacha rose at our entrance, and we
were individually presented to him after
which he motioned us to be seated, "her
long pipes with jeweled mouth pieces,
similar to those of the sultan, but some Of
US thought richer, were offered. Alter
putting awhile, coffee, in jcweled cups,
was brought, and the audience ended
having lasted about twenty minutes. The
Pacha is jolly-looking fellow, about for
ty years of aye, and have no doubt is as
fond of good things OF this life as anybody.
Our return to the hotel was in the same
order, the gift horse being led in from
prancing and capering about to the admire,
for Alexandria. and arrived on board shil
next night, Our trip down the Nile was
very interesting"
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-07-27
Nortfryvcsfcrrl Hotel.

THE subscriber would call the attention Of trav.
IL ellers andsirangers 10 the above hotel situated
on Pike street, Clafksburg. II is the Office of al.
the lines Of Stages running toand from the PLACED
is large eOmmodions house, and no palms will bs
spared 20 render Il comfortable aud pleasant 10
ali who may favor him with ell,
His table d AZ MI times supplied wifi, Tho beet
The country can afford. and his Bar stoclscd with
the hes, liquors,
u An attentive hostler Is always connected
with the stable, which Is large enough 20 accom-
odaie great number OF horses.
Charges as reasonable as the Times VIII admit
Of. 3. RUST