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$4,000
WORTH OF SEhSONABLE DRY GOODS

TO BE RUN OFF AT COST.
\ consequence of Mr.. G. w. YERBY having bust
ness 10 attend TO in the States of Massachusetts,
and New York. which requires his personal atten-
ton, We shall commerce, on MONDAY next, No
vember Z, to Oft the whole stock at cost, for
cash. There will be humbug mistake about
the matter the Wh0le stock must be closed cut by
the mEldts Of ne,t month. Persons wi-bing DRY
GOODS at % per cent. less than usual prices, viii
please call and examine eur large stock, they
will find it complete in every department and nearly
sll of the stock new; having been bought during
the last two months.
Our stock consists in part Of
10 pieces Ingram Carpet
50 do Brussels do
do Velvet do
20 do Hemp do
10 do Stair do
S5 do Floor Oil Cloth, from 8 to is feet wide
475 pair Blankets
ITO MarscilleS Quilts
IS Alendale do
200 pieces Sheetings
2Q0 dozen Table Napkins
$50 do Towels
% pieces Table Damask
100 do Russia Diaper
81 do Shirting Linen
200 do CaIicoes
$50 do NJ. DE- Laine, all qualities
100 do Parmetta ClOtfs and English Mourning
. Go Frelch Merinos. all coors and shades
100 do and patterns plaid Silks
40 do Black Silks, all grades
80 do plain Silks
IN Emhroderies we have very fine Stock, and very
cheap.
100 Pointed Lace Collars
80 Embroidered Collars all styles
lis pai- Lace and Embroidered Undersleeyes
30 embroidered Chemizettes
10 dozen embroidered Handkerchiefs
20 do Clear Lawn do
lis do Linen Cambria do
500 Shawls, Qong and square) Plaid Shawls, Cash
mere, long and square. with large stock OF
Grape ShaSls
500 dozen Hose and 3 Hose for Ladies, Gentlemen
and children.
We would invite the particular attention Of Gen
tlemen TO our stock adapted to their USES:
IS dozen English Cotton x Hose
so do Merino "a Hose
leo do very heavy wool y Hose
80 do various styles winter Gloves
10 do superior Neck Ties
Is do Cravats, black and fancy
40 DO bundles Undershirts, suited to the season.
| VERIFY, TEBBS & yERBY.
Corner Pennsylvania avenue and It'll street,
nov tt Miss Dermo.t's New Building
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7 GLIDE MEISTER,S c

II VIbDE II TX Il = L N > UtntrdI IHtFII-
liz geuce Office, 10 h street, near Pennsylvania
avenue.-Persons having houses rooms for rent
will find 1t to their interest to have them registered
in my books No charge for registering. Persons in
want of servants of any kind may be accommodated
by calling at my Office. Servants will find good stu
atoms by calling at the above office.
nor 29-:}t*
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M u s EU M

And place for all nov, | and ineres ing subjects
the VIII lie establishment to frm permanent place
of amusement at oil seasons.
2g-3t
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- katharon, Phaon's Hair Inyigorator, Eau
Lustrai, Lubins aud Harrisons Extracts, Fsrina.
Cologne, Pomatum, Hair Oil, T.fet Powder. Puff
Boxes, Hair, Tooth, Nail, Cloths Bathing, and Cloth
Brushes Dressing, Side, Puff. and Tuck Combs, Wo
Card. once, FISHING, and Toy Baskets in addition
to a variety of useful and ornamental fancy goods
at the Stationery, Music, and Fancy Store Of
j. L. ELLIS,
Pa, avenue, between 9th and 10th streets.
nova
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EM1NDEp that our store is TOW 9th street.
II a fGT doors above Clacctts Store. WI ere we
have the most extensive House Furnishing Store in
the city, containing eNcrg article necessary for house
keepers. We have roou - s..t iSnG, filed with
handsome Parl Gets. walnut and rose sSo3, COW
cred with Broca,el. consisting Of two Sofas, two
Lounge Arm Chairs, four parlor Chairs, and Centre
"A Table. Chamber Sets. real oak and walnut
" and handsome cnamelled, consisting of Bed
~ stead, Bureau. War ,rohn. Washstaud, Light
I 'staIidr Z vel Rack, Rocking Chairs. and four
Chairs, sotas. Arm Chairs Bedding, Ward ,@N
robes. Bed>teads, Mattresses Chairs, Look ~
ing glasses, Feathers and Feather Betis. Cut
lery, Glass, Chinaware, Woodward, Iron and ~
Tnware &c. CT every variety of style. Call and SET
and examine and If We 10 not sell. it will not be ouI
fault Remember the location S'h street, one door
from D. and doors above ClaEetts Corner.
DOM h BROS.
Y. B.-Our customers. whose accounts have been
standing urclosea since July, earnestly request
cd to call aud close them eithrr with cash, or by
notes a. short dates }. NJ DOM BROS.
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PERFUMERY, SOAP, &C.

( fOL0GNES and Extracts Of best qualities. Soap
y far Toilet of every variety, BARRIERS Soap, Tooth
Soap ana Paste OF superior excellence at
B1RGE'S.
nov D. Wizards Hotel.
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rRt HOUSE WANTED-The advertiser
me desires to purchase comfortable DWELLING,
sssS-for small family. Enquire at the .Star' Of
fee nov 25-tf
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Pennsylvania drrnue bettcecn OH and J0M SIS.
MR.. RISLEf respectfully informs
vi the citizens of Washington and Georgetow n
that he has now completed his arrangements for
the prices of admission to his Saloon, follows
Family circle 25 cents
Otner parts OF the house cents.
Orchestra seats. cents
LIZ al dog Al
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So The Maryland Institute, have awarded WHITE
HURST another Medal for his superior Dsucreotypes
making the Fourth Annual Exhibition at which he
he has received the highest award given by this In
stitute. If you want your likeness taken, go to
WHIrEHuRsT's. lie makes likenesses not characters
at his gallery between Four and half and 9th street.
Pennsylvania avenue.
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Mrs. MANNING having thoroughly renovated
vi and newly furnished her house. on 18th, BE-
tween and streets, will rent number of r9oms
to n mess of members or others during the session
Of Congress. either with or without board The To-
cation is central and of the most desirable in the
city. nov 3n-21&
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~ ID. GILMAN Druggist, has for safe Me
II. dicina LIQUORS, such as Brandy, Port, and
Sherry, viii h can be relied pure, Icing i'm
ported expressly for medical uses. Also, agent for
VOLTS Aromatic Schnapps.
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''>sy 'H'tsfc CONTAINED : fair audience ,,.,
Ing 10 Witness the performances of tia, cb,r,,,
,'''-'' Mr. Howard. Herpersona,ion Of Mari.
'"' I'M" OF the Regiment, wa, ey,eI,.n, ~,
- S"'s were wansly appIauded. IN m,
. .hc fe'ii'odt>, Mrs. H. cave I'm ,d,,,-,,,
a., men "i h'r versatile genius Tb. f,", :, ,
Ira;, .h' O,t comic actress now upon the a us
son. and NJ. Va Arnn- Air Gallagh Mr. Robin
who , III Ai'ehius ably sustain MR. uo,,.ni
ra,, appears AGAIN 10 night IN two f,yn,i,.
s1ceuc,,, uI"asidne, handsome woman. and m
us actfeSS, also appears to-nlch, for , anu an
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GATHERS

d DEDUCTION OF LRICES -Nisitsr's to Gautipr's
III Saloons will find, upon examination of tn.
present revised Bill of Fare that the prices of many
articles have been reduced.
l2--pnif
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sNOS RE NT-Two or three furnished ROOMS
4 will be rented on the corner of 1917 aud ID SITS
Apply on The premises, to j. W BAGGETT
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'-''' ~" II appears that depreciation. how. ,oo.
committed on a small scale. 70, ,,v.r.,, "'''
ia pHv'te houses, cupboards hay,u. boon -. pr,
CONTENTS and.pther petty piIferinrs com,,i,
h'"seksePsrs mus, be upon their suard
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EXCELSIOR HAVANA CIGAR STORE
inntid Place, opposite tie 4reaue Ihuse.
INHE public respectfully Invited to call ut the
i aboFe Store and examine the numerous brands
OF the chocest quality Of CIGARS which can be
fot nd in the city.
Chewing and Smoking Tobacco OF surprising cx-
c"llence, and OF every description.
nov 25-6t l. T. POWER
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As- The inimitable THOMPSON is daily engaged

Af- The inimitable THOMPSON is daily engaged
in tsking those wonderful STEREOSCOPE FOR
TRAITS, which winning for him such au enyia-
bic reputation. THOMPSON has many mitatorS,
but his pictures ahead of all rivalry. If the
public wish for Portraits possessing all the attributes
of perfection, brilliant but unfading, let them try
THOMPSON. His pictures, Pope said Of his
friends, Will bloom in their colors for thousand
years." His Gallery is on Pennsylvania avenue,
between ~ and 9Th streets Try him.
nOyll-tf
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NEW WORKS, by the Author of Three
~ Experiments OF Living.
Familiar Sketches of Sculpture and Sculptors, by
DO
Memoir Of Pierre Toussaint, horn slave in st. Do
mingo, by do.
IIypathia, or New Foes with en- Old Face by Chas
Kingsley, Jr.
just received at TAYLOR 4 MAURY'S
nov % Bookstore, ear 9Th st.
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CANFIELD, BROTHER g. CO,
IMPORTERS j. MiNUFAt'TTRERS
Wholesale AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
Fine Watches and Jeyvelry, silver
Plated Ware, Fancy Goods, &c.
SIGN OF THE GOLDEN EAGLE.
90 Blltimore STREET, corner Of Charles,
nov 29-df BALTIMORE, Nh.
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NJ A n A G f r s /:

MANAGERS:
On the part Of tie Field and SGF.
Maj. Gen. W Jones, Col. ". Hickey
Br. Gen. r c weightman Lieut. Col. J Rely
Maj. R. Kpyworth Mai Pr Bacon
Quart. McCollum Adjt. L. J. Middleton
Surgeon Morgan Asst Surgeon Grymss
On the part Of the Light Infantry.
Capt. Darlington, Lieut. Vim III Clarke,
Lieut. Kelly, Lieut. Tucker,
Ignatius F. Mudd.
On the part Of the National GreyS.
Capt Lemuel Towers, Lieut. Holden.
Lieut. Sutton, Lieut. Wales.
Teter Egan.
On the p1rt Of the Walker Sharpshooters
Capt " R Bradford, Lieut. McCoilum,
Lieut.. Birkhead, Lieut. II Goddard,
VIM. Smith.
On the part Of the Boone Rifsmers.
Capt VI Bright Lieut. P otterback, jr,
Lieut. III N Ober, Lieut. NJ Sanderson,
George Miller.
On shs part Of the German Teagers.
Capt G schwartzman, Lieut. w Petersen,
Lieut. II Eichorn, Lieut. A Lehman,
- CophanStipe.
o., tie part Of The Montgomery Guard.
Capt P Key, Lieut. Reilly.
Lieut. W Feeny, Lieut. Kelleher,
On the part Of the Presidents Mounted Guard.
Cart Peck, Lieut. Clark Mills,
Lieut. Baden, Lieut. J Pettibous,
John Finch
On the part Of the National Gna-d
Capt J TAFT, Lieut. J III Bird,
Lieut. Humphrey, Lieut. Allen,
James johnson.
On the part Of tie Citizens
Mayor Maury, Gideon, Ri Clarke
Walter Leuox, II III Heath, McNehsny,
Col w w Seaton, X Hunt, J Clagett,
ASH White, McCausland, II Ioudon.
W Boteler, z Pepper, CIR Byrne,
wD WalIsch, swan, CIV Cochran,
J IL Bradley, John 4 Coyle, Laskey,
Hoover, X W Carter, SH Hill,
w Boteler, French, Brintnall,
NJ Carlisle, W Philips, W III Hope,
VI Brown, NJ W Galt, J Sheckelle,
G Morgan, Corcoran, Jonah Hoover,
Tate. Joe Shillington, Kirkwood,
ID Radcliffe Cryer, c Il Calvert,
Towers, W Winter, ED Willard,
Wailach, j Linton, nj A Dexter,
W Riley, Burns, VIM. b. Butt.
Josiah Baily, Edward Hall.
On the port Of the Continental Guards.
Capt j Smith, Lieut. W Tucker,
Lieut. l. Marceron, Ensign W lIorner,
Surgeon Travers, Quar- Clarke,
Pioneer W Wright Sergeant knight.
Sergeant III G Lorche, Sergeant W Walker,
Sergeant j Ford, Undermine,
knight, Nv Tucker,
Angel, chamberlain,
7 III Walker, j Moore,
n W JONES' j II Glider,
Holt, l. Anderson,
G III Whitmore, SH Donaldson,
Sofer, Cohll,
W Dowden, JGreen,
Magway, y Sage,
FL Gunnell, Stone
b B Ball, John 0'Flaherty.
Programmes will be furnished the ladies by the
floor managers upon their entrance into the SELDOM
Gentlemen wishing invitations for ladies are request
ed to leave the ladies' names with the captain OF the
company.
Tickets TWO Notwithstanding a gentleman
and ladies' TO be had at the principal Hotels Music
and Drug Stores, of the members of the Company,
and at the door on the evening of the Ball.
EE- The floor managers will be designated nv
.blue scarts." The Committee Of Arrangements by
"blue rosettes" nov 9Th
DUTNAM's MAGAZINE for December,
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BALL OF THE
2 DON RIFLE CORPS

THE BOONE RlFLEMFN resi- ectfu,ly announce
/ 10 the public that their second Annual BALL
will re given On MONDAY, the 9th Of January
next.
Particulars in future advertisement.
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"ANTED-To hire. purchase, if on easy
w terms. a corrmpiicus dwelling HOUSE, north
of Pennsylvania avenue. Address sc F. osice OF
the evening Star" nov lsa-tf
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

4 SUIT of furnished ROOMS, suitable FIR a FAM
~ lily or mes of three or four gent lemen; can
be had. with without board. The whole together
or separately. The location pleasant and convenient
to the Capitol, National. Browns. and other Hotels
Please enquire of Mrs J. p. yanNess, on Missouri
avenue, between A. and 9th streets.
nov 3O-3t
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TWO pleasant furnished ROOMS to rent, with or
without board in private family on Capitol
Hill, corner o. north Ii aud Ist stS
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- GENTLEMEN'S Dress Hats
s. This day opened fresh AMI full supply of
@ 'Reebcs" winter styles for gentlemep's Dress
Hats, at STEVENS SaleSroom,
nov 10 Browns Hotel.
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fi''c'--it 4. reported that n new Ho,,l .,
-''' III ouf CIV "n an eStrnsy. scale with
>p-'' I" SIZE and internal arrangements ,r,,a
" = s'''' VIII De- somewhere about pan,~,,,'.i
avenue ~ the wert of 9th SIRE, ANA
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M"s'cnt-The operate corps of Italian perform
ers, who are now engaged AT Baltimore, under the
direction of SigBOrs L. Arditi and De Vres, intend
to pay Washington VISIT at the termination of their
performances at the above named city, when treat
may be anticipated for the lovers Of music.
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EF0I EENT.-An Office room,F on the sec nd
Il floor of Lane & fuckers Building. Pa. avenue.
For terms enquire the premises, of G. H. Lane or
nov 2S-3t WIN TUCKER
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~" IT"A' Seeking DISTINGUISHING through the
harheT- mp attached TO te National Hotel, we were
attracted by new picture DISPLAYED there, in ri,
'Ianie- ItIs that OF Truth seeking Justice, II,
represents little fellow, . dirty, short, and fat
pressing his claims for justice, with letter in his
hand, explaining hIs own case and those Tru,hs,,
III which he l. famous. Aud It also exhibits Truth :
disappointment IA another figure, moving off slowly
dh phI'n'"!'r'y. The picture l. life like sketch.
ard attracts - crowded houses;
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IT'dt I'1?-Ihe new steamer "Georre PAGE"
winch l. 'n'ruded To run between our city and Alex
ANNA proceeded on trial tip down the Potomac,
"'''"T started iion MT. Pages wharf al the foot Of
''' street., at 10 O'Clock, with several guests ON
''"'. who had been invited 10 partcipa,e IN the
c'rui~'Hn. The new steamer in her h,,.Id ro,c,.,,
"' hi""' "i:'! J. cpC>tuI.t.d nf cedar and o,s
.S'', "H'it Ia feet; bFcdiih of beam aLou Rs
UT mr. engine, which Is On the low prr-srre
~ 'i"r- "a' mldc lay MrS1rs. Raaey 4 Naetie
by Captain Rollins " "' '''i'''ihh"eo
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"ANTED-To purchase q small House ard
w Lot. north of. and near Pennsylvania ave
nue. between Sd and 18th SITS. Address or apply to
f. X. LUNDY,
bookseller Bridge street, Georgetown.
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i Yer R"ie 70, H-aitcrs.-Thc National He,eI
"'' hlaH 1t point, that the walters there shall all
"t'r "hhe packets, White aprup-. ana slippers At
''i> some Oh thcn "hIck," and the other day an
apron "i "nc OF the leading walters was missing. A
>'''inh investigation and examination Of the house
Wa had, when the apron Was found IN q rat bol.
significant ci something.
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FUR RE- NT-A three story brick
,mfA HOUSE. on between 18th and it ST, south
ss~iront 1t contains j. rooms. besides cellars. fin
iSh"i {" plttr, with inside blinds, gas and hathing
room, it runs back to % foot alley. The key may
b. found at Mr. }. j. Jnyccs Grocery Sto'c, corner
If 18th and SITS. nov .g-ro3t*
St>oR RENT-One large parior handsomely fur
J. n'shcd. with chamber attached, and se,era
small rooms will he rented on reasonable terms if
carly Application be- made to Mrs. KNOTT, between
nth and 9TH sts., on q, near state Department.
nov 2a-.St*
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WANTS.

active youth, Is or II years
w of age, to learn the Confectionery business in
all its branches Enquire at the Confectionery Store
on Pennsylvania avenue, one door east Of 14th st.
JIG. WEAVER.
Sn--.,t$ INT
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Enfings and DrinEinS s.-Sec Mr. Flemung's adj
'er'Sement Tor things OF this kind, supplied in the
most recherche character. The % Foot of Capitol
HIP cannot be beaten. in the supply of The good
things of this life, in the line.
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FOR SALE OR REST-on q

g. FOR SALE OR RI NT-On accom-
III ulodating terms, a Few snd we'll finished two
story and attic Brick Dwelling HOUSE, very
ncntiy arranged for a respectable family. 1t is in
healthy part of the city.
Aiso, good set of Store Fixtures for Grocery -
For particulars apply at Rawlings & Eeigles Grcca.
ry Strrc corner of 18th and streets.
ROY 29-s5t
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.isGHH and Buffcpg.-Peytou Hines, colored was
aTrGs ted hy officer Martin for assault and battery
on Henry EbFling, constable. After hca,ing be
fore Justice Dom, Hines was held bail for his an
pcarause at court.
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The Nericnn Ioiunteers.--The meeting of tie dis
uIct companies Of tie District of Columbia and
Maryland Rcgime nt Of Mexican Volunteers. which
WAS called for last night, did not take place. III con
sequence of the business for which tie committee
was appointed, not having been entirely completed.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-12

90 tT Fever g Hus.r Texas. On Che 25b or s.ptsrt.,
hf.'"i' Lf--iIl BLAIR. '.frer.g ~ uIs city.
50 Belle Eug Halifax Co., Va. on the 7tii ssrisr,bs,
~. alter hrIa' i.Iucss, Mr.. LAURA MILLER wife Of
HI. Geo. VI. D Miller, aged years
Tho inject Oi iH 'rUl.e lovely in her person her
character aud e She e1r'g Boo Die betroihsd 10 tho
1nd OF Deer choice, and iraH ac DAY Of their union m
bcl1" 'i their s.plu.i0u. filled bis heart with the
rlfe' love rrd Die home with she sweetest satisfaction
She we well prepared for te station she was called 20 GIL
a. Nir mother and mI-fD for Boo edition TO- her uatl-
cal Traits of character hor whole being was pervadei bv
some nre "he was even plrsr aud better than her hI
mau lDye.ulss.
be- Fts very carly fro l'o united q, the Lord fin tfs
'Ii' 'I body aui crur.1.'... covenant Thus aur1nt
% I'" Heaven, -Hc was prepared iJr Der mi.ioa ON
,'i.'. H0o .lm' tY h,r l..Ylud.s da,Ilins and .l9
D'''+Oi Urr'..a Treasures with Der. llc was then
.'''t'. 'uI without God. aud without hope. bat sl,
va PTgial before God, and Boo her husbands eycs..
''N.N '- u'Hl'. t.o wore Lis guardian angel
''i Dir-+rd ieir union and she became the mother o
.., ,H.lr'H. Who $500 Hsc. God heard her PRAYER 81
iH. and before Sue bad Iei Der sweet belle yue which
.hr mao blessed With Der presence aud adorned vim bc
TASTE she saw her usbaui bearing the office Of rr F
Der POI ie church of God. and her two daughters rc,e,
90 thc hope Of Christ. May her sons have mari In M
s'merg'cing and when The great day Of God shall dawn
may ne whole family appear n one with in.peskab.
joy How sweet the memory Of the dead that die In hone
IA s.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-12

An interruption from rain on Tuesday l.t again served
20 prOOng our already prOrlcci harvest and consider
able portion Of the barley and crops yet remain n the
teds That The quality Of the barley has Suffered ~ some
extent b admitted, The great quantity Of clover growing
amongst prevent the leaving standing until dead rpe
aud cutting and carrying BE- once which b. tic slicst
plan % adopt n preCafiDu- Yer lrye npora.
tons Of wheat from tho Baltic have no. materially roIu-
ce1 the price iu markets which remains hn. but the
arryas Of 40 kinds n grain relieve the public mind from
g.Ish wheat brought ~ Mlrnrc continue ~ be very
moderate, and lus quality and condition Of the sample.
age by no means fr-trstc.
The progrcs- Of tbc poaiod.srssc since tho a,o, rains
h1- been great aud grDWcrs bringing their sound roots
~ market under the belief that they will no., keep In
the North Of England there has been less wet weather
than n the South, but with local exceptions al accounts
confirm the station chat wheat w0ul prove
crop IN the Southern and Western counties the larger
part Of The grain hos blcu secured.
DO Prus-l aud Austria thg crops various in different
districts but lC general result 20 Doe chat though
/ not abundant aud symeNhlt damaged by wet weather
fniNfl Hke .elfDy Dr. 'u Ur apIrsI,rdrI. significant
illustration ~ tc bcurlr our agricultural ab1rers arc
ktY 90 derive from fhc active demand Yr labor occurred
40 thc meeting oi lc EI-. Suffolk agricultural meeting
h'll az Ipswich, sHcic Lord SlIIfJkn Che President Of
we society and Chairman of the meeting told biz hcarer.
Wat c umo was como when 10 would boz prudent 10 stpp
me cmHaion of grlIllYrsr aud that the only way 10
90 40 vas 20 ~ der their homes more attractive 10 them
b building Tor their beOr cottages aud nearer their
work Tbs rests mainly with the land owners who have
'oi we most part spared pains o. pull down cottages
lu prVe ine aborng population Of their estates. They
aIeh'" binding out their NO farm s really ft iOr
occupation unless Il has attached 20 t certain number
VI ,o,hge sufficient Tor the farmers principal servants,
l ere ought 20 De other dwellings near Tor the aborers
Eno are not constantly employed on the same farm
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