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GUNDRlES-
500 half boIes DO. .-a#
800 ar. do. do
100 bbis. Choice LARD OIL;
100 bbls- kegs No. LARD;
$50 ar. casks poMESTI BRANDY; 49,"
eight 81
900 biis Fletchet's Extra WHISKY;
100 do. RAW WHISKY;
$50 do. Old Monon gahela and Bourbon WHISKY;
400 bores oLEINE SOAP For Eaie by
aa4 JOSEPH Lands Il CT. ~ Tehoupoutas street.
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pREEN OAKS HOTEL, Biloxi, Miss. assssss

This popular Summer ketrea 50 stnetas NstMA
knnwn throughout the Southern country under the
nj ELIZABETH PRADATand her JOHN b PRADA1
about ons the village Biloxi will DO opened
ON the lat o. for the ,ecepinn Of viaosR.
known need an extended notice
many the popularity Of the has been
commanding Abe lines
asT Lake. receiving the salt water
hows from Gulf failed impress favorsby the man
Orleans, MOBILE, and the surrounding country
Daring the Winter ths haze made many
hted up BOATS will be at all tunes OF tn
visitors, free OF charse--also, ciAREf al Dn9ef
CARRIAGES and HoR, ES be procured at any momen
In addition celebrated New Oesns engaged
and a BA Ii may be- expected vice every week.
Visitofs wishing the GREEN OAKS nc
y Captains the Steamers who willard them at tha wharf
| the Hotel. nn,,,s
Per y W
ksr Children and Servants, half price my4 sm
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RIVER STEAMERS.
WIN ls.v syary sATgRDsy;, e. o,s,ees >. ..
LAKE STEAMERS.
MOBILE

NOR MOBILE-Daily 9. s. Mail ~ n
IL Line sammsr Arrangement s sa BAY 81. Lou- lHS
spsndIl ssmsr Capt j. er:at
OREGON Capt. r. A. Heifn built expressly for the
Lake trads with superior Of The above
fsvr Railroad DAILY, arrival At the
tie p'eoek DAILY going and
St Louis Pans Chasn. sud Paacsgoula
TrITpSDAYS and SATURDAYS, and on MONDAYS a1d
THURSDAY Us, returning.
~ Letters for Pascagoria put the mail bag on
Wededys will be landed the bost returning
Mondays and Thurtdays
ar All Bay Louis Christian be shipped
bys Creole. f4fla
uggsse hore- etc., must be ct the rail-
by 10k o'clock or they cannot 90 thht day.
~ The Way Mail Bag will the Office Agent promptly
a. I daily. r. GEDDEs Agent 10 Bank Place. s9
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Mill BuRNr-We understand that intelli-
genoe reached this city Yesterday, per tele-
graph, OF the destruction Of saw mill in Bruins
wick. principally owned by residents of this city
me building was struck by lightning, and
totally consumed. We regret to learn further
that there was no insurance on the property.
Augusta tGa.) Constituencies of the 9th inst
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In Cincinnati one niger tried to kill another
niger but didn't because the skin of the victim
was too tough. After a trial the tried was &C.
quilted, and thus this dark affair ended. Both
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SILVER IN WARREN CouNrY.-The Augusta

SILVER IN WARREN CouNTY.-The Augusta
(Ga) Constitutionalist of the 9Th says:
We have before US letter from a gentleman
now residing in Alabama, in which he states
that about forty years ago his father, living at
that time in Warren county, about thirty five
miles from Augusta, in erecting mill on one Of
the branches of Brier Creek, discovered in a
species of slate rock particles resembling metal
As the particles were abundant in a particular
locality, he thought there might be vein of
silver there, and intended to have it tested He
did not do SO, however, and it has so remained
until recently, when the discoveries of metals in
various parts of the State induced one Of his
heirs to have the rock tested by a competent
person, who gave as his opinion that the y, -,
contains silver in sufficient quantities ~ ba
valuable 1t is the intention of To- ,.o.o, ~
proprietors to have it thoroughly .n,dned -
soon as possible, Np' 's
The same paper says: NJ
One OF the most disgrar .efn, ooty tbo+ hoo ar
CURED in our city for me time M st
tratea on "Wednesday last, in the sinking IF one
OF the brass teI d-pices belonging to the State
ana at present in the custody of one of our new
n Soiuhleer companies, the Washington Artillery
our Guy authorities should offer handsome
a eMal" lof the detection of the seoundrel who
ulu IT, and should he be discovered, he richly
deserves the harshest punishment that can be
inNiceea and the scorn of the community
---------=
me Egyptian Railroad is in good working
order order: and answers exceedingly we'll. The
Trans 90 not run on it at present at any STATED
periods 1t is chiefly used when European OF
indian passengers F4rrive in Egypt. Englst
engine drivers are employed on it. The speed
IS about 70 miles an hour. The railway tn,
whole distance between Alexandria and Cairo
will soon be open. Itpasses through a level anc
most fertile country. The Arabs do not know
what to make Of the locomotive. They weri
dancing before it some time since, and having
no conception Of its speed, they did not get ou
OF OH, me way in time, and an Arab woman wa
Killed. lLondon Daily News.
MILL BuRNT.-We understand that intelli
| genoe reached this CITY Yesterday, per tele
graph, of the destruction Of q saw mill in Bruins
wick, principally owned by residents of this city
me building was struck by lightning, an,
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rUNDRJES

- UNDRIES-
S as boxes half gallon iars 7erkins (Uuderwoods)
Is dc B,aufy Peaches,
30cssea Prun.s gallon and bali gallon jers.
IS baskets Oil qusrt pint bottles, for sale by
;pIa A. F. COCHRAN d bali, IS Graver street.
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS,

CRESCENT OFFICE.
Friday Morning, August II, 1854
COTTON. The demand was still good yesterday, and
the sales embraced 1900 bales at steady prices.
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION,
inferior ...........5 R6A Middng Fair IS e1S@-
ordinary @7A Fair. %
Kidding .7h0s5s GOOD Fair. ......-GD-
Good Middling SO 9A Good and Fine. ID
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT
Corros-balea ToBacoo--hhts
stock on hand Sept. .......... .lo,672 20 a6s
Received since. ....l 42s7l0 47,451
yesterday. 66O--1,429,T10 000-47, 451
1439942 76ele
Exported to date -. 1,sso6o4 47,2ls 1V
yesterday. 7,l10 Il 3977l4 A@47,257
Stock on hand not cleared ...... 42 226 1865
TOBACCO. =, We did not hear of a sale.
SUGAR.. Small lots selling at steady prices.
MOLAssEB.. The sales comprised 60 bbls fermenting
at ST. and 1877 good reboled but dark at 1Oe gallons
Also plantation 900 bbls at 4q and 500 4q in the
cistern.
FLOUR. Prices still tending upward. Sales 1000
bbs including 100 ST. Louis at 81 62k $50 at 81 u.s. $50
Extra at s. 80, and $50 at SO 621 and IS 10 Dbl.
GRAIN.... Corn was dull and sales limited to 250C
Sacks including 1900 inferior in three lots 4o4 45(
Yellow at So 425 White and Yellow in two lots at So
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nRA NGES AND LEMONS
500 boxes Siely Lemons;
do 0rauessi for sale by
A F. a
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s1h,USHED SUGAR--l00 bbls. Philadelphia
Il saI- " H. L. STONE 4 CO., Grayier street e2s
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SIMENTO-25 bales, for sale by
ivss E,J HART 8 co. ~ Tchopritorlas ct
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The Congressional Cemetery at Washington
City has been enlarged about twenty acres on
the west side, which is a most valuable acquisi-
ton Quite reform has been effected il the
management of the premises, and in a short
to the city Among the many new and beauti-
full memorials recently fixed there, may be
noticed one which bears name familiar to the
world. The inscription is peculiar. 1t reads
thus Is Our Brother-George A. Gardiner
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gDoRT VINE y-4
so qaarte. a s'ad London Dock;
"a 10 do Butxundy Por,, Louis Rooster 4 Co.;
n.5 pipes op0t'0 v ne' SAN. WoLFs ss Campo.
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A friend once told US that he had found q
very steady old farmer betting against rou-
lette table. Upon expressing very natural
surprise at this sight, the old gentleman assured
him, "upon his honor he did't want cent Of
their mony." "Why are you playing then %
mine" Russia continues the game upon the
same principal baltimore American
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-08-11

A BAD CHANGE.--Th English suit themselves
to circumstances with remarkable ease. The
Directors Of the Crystal Palace at Sydenham
erected church for the use of the workmen,
gregation could not be obtained, they converted
it into a place for the sale Of strong drinks.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-08-11

seRANDY- IS eighth casks P. FL. Godard'i
hest brandy tor also, ca
NnIett o. Btanu u for very eIoss consignnent
iaYn A. De- atlRAVE q CO., 10 Magazine street
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MAKRET

~ JEFFEasoN Cry.
Thursday Evening, August 10, 1854.
Hogs and Western Cattle continue with fair
stock of Sheep and Veal Cattle Offering The supply of
other stock moderate MARI ct holders
PRICES
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w understand fsem reliable source, that
the body Of Miss Phar, who 1t had been charged
was seduoed and afterwards poisoned, during
the last spring in Coyington, Va, by strychnipe
administered by DIR. W. B Thompson Of that
place, was exhumed on the Goth ult., and the
fact established of her pregnancy. foetus
about four months old was discovered. The ex-
animation was made by DR.. Woodson, Of Fincas-
lie, ard Drs. Jordan and Estell of Lexington
The stomach which was taken out is now in the
hands of Maj Gillian, Of the Virginia Military
Institute for analysis. DIR. Thompson, we are
further informed, was arrested the same day on
the strength Of the above disclosure. Lynch
burg Virgnian, 3D.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-08-11

SERIOUS ACCIDENT 1t is with much regret
that we have to announce that one day last
week, whilst plastering the inner wall of one Of
the new buildings lately erected at the Red
Sweet Springs. Mr.. Samuel Z. Philips, of this
county, fell from the scafold and broke one Of
his shoulders in two places, which will disable
him for several weeks or months to come. Mr.
P. is an Industrious mechanic, with family de-
pendant upon him. Farmers Friend, July 49,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-08-11

EyI ON 300 bbls St Louis Superfne, for sale
u - S. H. KENNEDY d CO Is fehanetonl,s aneeI
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az or n ERRING-50 bbls. For sale by
~ mhls HI STONE CO., Gravier at,eet.
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A CASE OF GRIM COMA Mrs Black, who
resides near the Hospital, was before the Police
Court this morning, under peculiar circum-
stances. 1t appears that her husband came
home at a late hour last night, and found her
enjoying the society of some other individual,
to the husband unknown The said individual,
as soon as he was aware Of Mr. Blacks presence,
jumped out of a second story window, and minus
boots, coat and hat, made off The husband
pursued and called watch, and though he raised
Waterman Dressed, he did not overtake the
fugitive. Mrs. Black was arrested, and her
husband not wishing to testify against her, she
was merely fined $40 and costs for indecent
behavior. The deserted garments are at the
watch house, where the owner can procure them
by personal application [Cin Times
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Jefferson AND LAKE IT, gS Ssssss
II poNTcHkRTRAIN RhILWAY-tsT s1HM M :. We
with the CsIrotor Rsro"d-fhoA NEW oih1h4e
no LAKE POETCHAR7RAIN-
..,TRA INS
F,o, Nepo-Ieanstsa CarrdioHN n Ldks f0tH1rs'''.'
WEE DAYS.
rro Tiyol, Circle oepot7, e, NJ An, and ms $685. s4o
5-as, 6-95, 7ss P. NJ
-la SUNDAYS. $40
From Tro Circle SIS X, sS, TX AM, anu i-.e 10
: s-95, 4-s5, 5qS, 6-a5. 7-95Pa
From Leke Poaoharsraim tsie carroi "0 |sT Orleans
WEEK DAYS. -. 49,
Depot-T0. e-l0 lilo A. NJ ana i-io S-iv
$50, go, 7-9o, sbPN
SUNDAYS.
To viyoi Circle Depoiso 70, $40 h-oAn hnd ie' Wv
$50, $50, 500, $50, 72o, s1S p NJ =, s,-o,,,,r
, ali The Trains take and land
Ssns stop Horse Station and jackson seet- nA
save ETC. received at Depots only .o,u,na, ia,
FAEE--bs,tTggs III - n csnta earh wa d.
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Fire, River and Marine Insurance.
PROVINCIAL INSURANCE COMPANY
OF TORONTO, O. W..
CAPITAL ESQ o0aa8o
EDwp. G. o'BnIks, Secretary. A. NJ CLARE, President
BRANCH OFFICE, No. IS Camp ST., New Orleans.
T This undesned prepared POLICIES against
pers the SEAS RvERs against damage
Sy FIR E, the current rates of premium. 7#4A
BENJAMIN FLoRANCE, Agent,
n5ly HARMON DoANE, Assistant Agent.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-09-30
The English Crops.

The English Crops have turned out. well
ana the papers are lui! of glowing ac-
counts q lhc beautiful weather and pros
P,roos harvest. Every days sunshine
is set down as worth million Of pounds
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-09-30

ny Virtue or two Deeds of Trust from
j William Faucet, 10 the undersigned,
Tor me benefit of ,hc creditors therein No.
med. Of record in tie Clerks Office Of the
County Court Of lhis Comfy, will oa.r
alpubHc Sale before the Hotel Of Daniel
Euuer, in Shcphcrdstown,
lon Saturday, the 18th Of October, next,
at . o'clock. p. NJ. the following LOIS
OF LAND, together with the BUILD.
INGS and improvements thereon, VIZ
Lots No. l02, I03, III, the one
half of Lot No. ll8 also Lots
No. 10, so, 81 and 50, or 50 ma
ny thereof rs may be necessary
to pay the debts secured and the
expenses Of sale.
tx These Lots are situated on New
Succl, in Shopherdsrown, are well impro-
we'd and desirable property. Terms of
sale Cash.
JOHN VI. JEWETT, TruSice.
September 80, 1854. 45-5t
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10 TIE PUBLIC.

HE un..r 2n.4 having taken the low.
! rr 'iii.in @Aepucristown, formerly
aar"p'ge by Geo. ". Tx, is prepared b
q" az, kinds ct grinding on the usul
t,u..<, spd vii pay tI,. highest marsr'
Ynse IN CASH, for any quantity Of
WHEAT AND CORN,
delivered "a, MS Mai Gr Warehouse, and
Us - expects 20 pay cash for all grain he
buys. .,, ha- gwen hs Miller orders 10
=. t,d''nIar oatm lbe ld.i exception casl.;
hrreiast, as b has given public notice
hopes iuno Wi oe offended if they are
reusjd crcuu.
DAVID BLLNYER.
SHcP. ard-toan. Juy 8, 1854. 93-ti
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-09-30

A RAT STnEY.-Thc Boston Herald
tells a story OF a family moving mo a
house that hrd not been occupied for
months, and moving in late they were
unable to &c, their beds, and TIE mother
and two chIdrGn-the father compelled
by business to be ahscE:-siepl upon the
floor. In the course Of the night the lit
tie daughter walked her. mother. say!ug
somebody was bling her. After little
while the Girl was pacIded and slept A.
gain. The mother was once more ava
kencd 5y loud scream from her enid.
She arose, struck a light, and as she Turn
cd toward ,he bed she saw an enormous
rat making his escape. Ca examination
the mother found pool oC5.ood, ..e sra-
ond finger Of her daughters iyig band
gnawea nearly 10 the bone, ana a Bile on
her cheek. vhere the teeth Of The rat qeu-
etraled quite through rhe fish. Neither
did the iiuIe son escape. The same ~,
or an aecomPhse, has Jigen iAlo.ga his
under Ito.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-09-30
Seeding

Our fsmer, are generally employed in
seeding nm, with a feeling of 'disuust,
owing ,he extreme dryness Of the sell.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-09-30
1,hn Battle near Kars.

they gave to the 'rhls" eI'''' ''''' q r. o''
the iurko-PerS'ah ir0"',e'S' "'i'. ~ .i':''
by bloody na'lle 'He suzanne " ''' " , ,,.
lis colleague Neiim a>,'"' va" |s- D 5'',''
covered by HI: liIgA'' W''''' I''' '''' 1'"'
SLAMS masters OF 5ay@zl' ara us T'i','o''',
The Turks qnIlieu h"r' On 'He .i',' ",
Aug, leaving IN al h'e 'a''aI'o'iS %"'- I
pieces OF cannon a. le,'' O. "''" '''''"
ed by all the resi- OF 'IeI[ i''ceS' i'''' ..,'
through Very kney, ana oIn not S'of III
they came up with lhe advanced PoS'9 %
'he Russians encamPed al huFn"Gs'g 3d.
During tue night OF the an, me re- nus
slams, on the ilrst movement o. We III ~
came ont OF Their 'nUenrI'In'" '5' anu 'I ~,
a position on me P,"'n aOo"' " '''="1 o's -.
taHi rom t"o ''NS III ''T SI"'0 pa
"here 'heir aGVahcen P%SiS l"' og''' - ..
previous I'gh" zen. ! '''.T0 "'' ~: -
Secoh"eu oy Gen I,''e NG',' 20
nn'InSkl' was al theiT I'e"". -'eN' '''"."-
Tag, io"ar" . c'ocA' u'F wv" 81 u
were IN presence OF each "tht'' Vic H,''
signal vas made by the TURKS ana me
action began. The balte soon became
general anu II was d'ead'ol 10 o'.o'u'T""
terrible 10 near more u'an ioo I,'", .. PIE.
ces numbering IoFlH' scattering S"o"y ,
at balls. ana carry M uea5n '"'o inc ,a!' Ia,
"P"H o"'n sues ! ne ol,':a'ss 81 ; III.
o"'laL'ohS commune" "'''p"' '' , , '"oa,
ana NE uThS' 'o,''."'l.'," ~ :, - 'S1" -
a'Ila' au'cNoo WIN II" ''""s''1 VIZ ''''
WIG OF u.3 enemy W ,.. :. T' 'I',' = ''r
IONS o. o'@"'def' an" Il Il '., I"' os ;,
,"' '"e s"cIo' 'C CIV. ... ~ n.,,
, .,,,,Ii,.n 10 '''''' "'''1 "'0
~', ~ p, ,. ~. - ,,l,oL ,ro or,l,orr end.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-09-30
KULCE.,

/ .ISS INGLKSOLL will commence
III hrrcias>esiu Music on Monday next
Tie 25ih oi September. All those WIS.,
ing To avail themselves Of the services o.
thorough aad competent teacher CO
BOW have an opportunity. For any par
ucuiarS inquire OF
J. S. PIERCE.
Shepherdslown, Sept. %, 1854. q
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-09-30

CnoLERa AZ YoRK.--We are Painct
to lean that the cholera has broken cut in
Yotk, Pa, and lhat on Tuesday night
there were tyo deaths, and on " tdnes-
day three new eases. Il is believed that
lie disease was imported, as the body o.
a person who had died from The chulera
al or near Columbia, was brought 10 Tie
Catholic church 10 the town, il Is sup
posed for funeral ceremonies, and thai
The priest was going TO open he coffin,
buI was prevented by the people from do
IN. i. Whereupon it is said that he ex-
pressed the hope that every Protestant
an The place might take Il ?--Ealila0re
Clipper.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-09-30

We understand that hav has been ,el.
bag a! plls6uIg Il SIS per ton.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-09-30

! OLLAAD CHA superior arIcle,
ii jusl:,aeiycd and for sale bv
Sept 30 Il. c. UHiams.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-09-30
ILF IhJL lsI WINTER GOODS F.!

NOW OPENING =
1 RE now receiving per Steamers and
y Packets, large q complete Stock #
Foreign Fancy aDd'Domest.c Dry GOCds,
carefully selected by Nr. l. GoIdenbers,
from Dhr Manufacturers IN Europe.
* Prizes at Wholesale and Retail
~liI be iouad highly ad'anlagcou. to pur.
raa-cr., aud under 100 circumstances will
allow ourselves 10 be uuHarsold.
- (. GULDbNBERG & co,
so. ~ EDun h.H.uZrou Street,
Sec ud Store above Howard Street.
Baltimore, Nd.
Sor.aah~r %. 1854. BIN
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-09-30

At the election in Ai!on. H.. on the
? I,h inst, the Know-Naihlngs swept The
field bv handsome majority.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-09-30
Drawn 30 Horses!

l,-vsn bv one man; and everything
= In giII about the Establishment,
I'm ine same elaborate AND mash-
.I.rm, scale. with 81 LII LA h l.,
,I. Great New Orleans Clown; II.
Nia.-g~oN. the Nouderlu. Man
NInutry; Mile AGNES. the Ccle-
j.-,r..t Creole GymusSt; WALTER
AyvaR. the Peerless Bareback r.
der. 4 j. Ro5EES. The distinguished
scene Equestrian; Master CLAR-
r>r.. the \ Dung Equestrian Hero,
Mrs ORMcNp, the Beautiful Scen-
Egue.tr.erue: Mrs. LAKE. the Ml'e.
Md Uor>ewumm; the famous Nor
TEy BRoruRs; II MAGNIFY Tie
renowned Vo.uceur; Monsieur IA
TuoRY. the Modem Hercules; Prot
H,TrwrN. the English Wizard; W.
KIXKApE. the Versatile Equestrian,
II. UgRAND. the Skllitm GymnaS:;
EoPrRr WHITE. the accomplished
MIMI: W. J. PAUL, the famous
JrIu: {. Brown. j. RyAN. W Con
NOR. &c. &c. Will be exhibited a
> P. ~, and :! P. NJ,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-09-30

The days and nights are now Of equal
I.n.,,I
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Shcp srd-rown. isl, g, 1854. sal
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1854-12-20


Congress: P,ooided, That nothiuT ker sSsli s
construed to authorize the eitcelatio6 p A&Da
lyfslobe free Of postage. 6
Approved, August 6. 1852.
TUESDAYS CONCR EssIon At GLope viIl A
published every Tuesday, and coptsjn aIfrehat
isipromised above. II win be conrneccsd - :
double royal sheet, but il that shiff s. f8sf d94
TO be large enough to contain kA ths aSeiReE5 80
the sheet will be enlarged. 'snsss3,sss,, : Ssfg,
For one copy Of the Daily Globe, one year IS 10
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