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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-07-13

NUMBER OF SLAVES IN THE WoRLD.-The
African Institute at Paris-an association for
the diffusion of civilization and christian light
in Africa-has recently issued circular stating
the number of blacks held in slavery in different
countries il seven an half millions, of which
whidh 3O95OO0 are IN the United States, $780,.
900 in Brazil, 100000 in the Spanish Colonies
$4,000 in Holland Colonies, 100000 in the Re-
pubcs of Central America, and 10000 in Euro.
pean establishments in Afrca.-Montgomery
Advertiser,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-07-13

:, The Attorney Gener bo, do;, :, :,
Government officers are(;,hIo .se"'ee =, that all
common law for neglcctF th.;. ,',: ,,,,'c'n'eht at
malfeasancc in office. '' uu'ies or other
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-07-13

The Legislature of C"nnriicnt adjourned
sine die on Saturday l>t inst, after two months
session On Friday the H"use rejected, BY II
vote Of 6S to SO, 4 bill from the Senate which
pr"l,"Sed to repeal The act allowing temporary
residents in Connecticut TO retain their slaves
On the same day the House also rejected. BY Il
vote of IS to 10, Il bill from The Sra,e wIiirl,
pr"p"Srd 10 refuse the Use nf the State prisons
fur lhe eonlnemeni If fnuiliyr slavrs.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-01-23

u The citizens and sojourners at An
napolis, Nd, will be waited on by our
agent at that place, who will solicit their
names as subscribers to the Star. The
Star, containing the latest Washington, as
well as other news, up to the hour Of going
to press, can be delivered to subscribers
ut Annapolis regularly, every evening, on
the day of its issue. which will give the
news from the Capitol at least eighteen
hours in advance of every other paper.
To Annapolis subscribers this paper will
be furnished at S3.l2a year, payable
ca cents weekly to the agent.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-01-23
SEWING MACHINES

nN exhibition and for sale at ircn Hsu-Tbe III,
" izens Of the District Of Columbia. AMI strangers
respectfully invited to call and witness ,hc -
alton OF Wheeler Wilson's celebrated stit hin,
Machine, (patented June, ls52,l " yUupg l,5v
daily frC IN IL To SO O'Clock. '-'
The time has come when the weaifsoma hond.-s
of the needle 10 woman, the wear and tear OF "a.
nerves aud the patience TO wives and sue htery
the anxiety aud toll Of one o. the mot essential
branches Of home industry, will b. - much lesseuei
a mere pestime The astonishing facility and pre-.
csin with which the work is Done and 30 easy that
the frebl st constitution child Off years Of &c
can operate IL for ho-r without fatigue.
IT is therefore urged upon families and n,ighbor.
hoods to combine together sns procore an instru.
ment calculated much 10 alleviate household toll
Written orders left with the young lady, OF Mr..
Myers ut the place ofexhiition, addressed the
subsc iber who Is soc Agent for the Inventors and
Manu- acturers in this ion Of the country will b.
supplied with a machine in lerfect oder. with full
rec ions for operating them successfully. at short
n Itoe, at the as abl:sh, 4 factory prcs Sl25 o.
Jan Zl-d3ts j Il WOODRUFF
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-01-23

HE NATIONAL THEATRE. citizens
and residents of the National Metropolis
owe many obligations to Mr.. E. A. Mar.
shall, the lessee Of the National Theatre,
ior ms energy, his enterprise, and his
taste, IN producing the means of rational
amusements during the present season.
This stock company is one of the first
Oh TINS continent. Rarely have we seen
more talent eongregated at one theatre,
anu never before, in this city, have the
best dramatic productions been so well
anu 50 effectively played. The accom-
pushed Mrs. Duffield, who leads the fe.
male portion of the Marshall CORPS, is
one Oh the most elegant, chaste, and soul
stir1hg actresses, in comedy and tragedy,
on the American stage; and Messrs.
'haPman' A'Becket, Hale, McDonough,
are masters in their respective roles. Mr..
MARSHALL does not tire of we'll doing.
Io'hight we are to have the celebrated
Irlsh comedian, Collins and during tho
week he is to play round of his amus.
ing and instructive characters. We are
also promised the performances of Edwin
Forrest an announcement sufficient IN
fill the house for month. We hope that
the Washington public will appreciate
the efforts of Mr.. Marshall to provide the
means for rational amusement during the
long winter evenings.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-01-23
Georgetown Correspondence.
GEoRGErowN. January o.

GEORGETOWN, January %, 1854.
Mr.. Bodisco. the Russian Minister, is dead
He expired this morning at 2 O'Clock. We
have not been able to learn whether his re.
mains will be taken home to Russia or inferred
in this country. We presume, however, the
latter.
The Grocery store of Mr.. Robert White was
entered several nights ago, by means of false
key, and robbed Of several bags of -four, and a
quantity of tea and other articles. The thief
went off and left the key in the door
From the mild open weather with which we
were favored last week, it has changed to pierre
ing cold. This morning we think decidedly
the coolest we have yet had this winter
No change in the -four or grain market since
our report of Saturday The former, fine at
81 75a$3. Holders appear unwilling to operate
until further adyices from Europe stock very
light, and none arriving. Red wheat 81 GA
81 SO; white $l6Sa$lT2, and but little Offering.
SPECTATOR.
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PERSONAL,

80. The Wing members of the Maryland
Legislature have agreed to go into election of
U. s. Senator on Wednesday next The two
prominent candidates are the Hon. James A.
Pearce, and the Hon. Samuel Hambleton. The
friends Of each are confident of success So
says the Annapolis Republican ~
80. The New York Journal of Commerce
states that warrant has been delivered to the
Sheriff, for the arrest of Alderman Sturteyant.
sentenced to be imprisoned for contempt of
court.
80. Mrs. Anna Cora Mowatt is now in Bos-
ton residing with her brother-in-law, Mr.. C.
q. Thompson. Her autobiography has just
been issued from Boston press 1t is stated
that Mrs. Mowatt does not intend to return to
the stage. About year since she sustained
severe injury by fall from horse, and she
has never entirely recovered her health She
is announced to read before the Mercantile
Library Association of Boston, and may con-
tinue the readings in other places.
-. Curtis Bates has been nominated by the
Democrats for Governor of Iowa.
49, AmoHS INC iuU passengers IOr CallIOr-
MIA, by the George Law, from New York on
Saturday, were, General Wool, and his aid,
Major Hardy; Ex-senator Foote, of Miss; DR..
Hammond of the Army, and A, c. Gibbs, Co.
lector Of Southern Oregon. t
80. The new Board of Directors of the Sun
bury and Erie Railroad Company, on Saturday
afternoon elected the Hon. James Cooper, Of
Pa, President tosupply the vacancy caused
by the resignation of Christopher Fallon, Esq.
-. John Mitchell has brought hornets
nest about his ears by his pronunciamento in
favor Of slavery, and his frankly expressed
wish that he owned plantation of negroes in
Alabama. He promises in next weeks Citizen
a more detailed exposition Of his views upon
the subject. -;e -. 80 49,
-. The N. Y. Tribune says: 1--WE go for
giving Mr., Gwin the keys of the National
Treasury. Wemay as well allow him to help
himself, provided he will agree to be sati. fed
with the total revenues of the country, and not
ask the Government to bankrupt itself by issu-
ing bonds after the old Mississippi style for the
bsneft of California He has certainly got
the most Unsuitable nav for appropriations of
any man living. He never lets slip on Oppor.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-01-23

tunity for dive into the stronghold Of Uncle
Sam"
To those who believe in the "Harmonial
Philosophy and the doctrine Of the return
of 'sSpiritsa to this earth-and even those
who have no such belief-but who are fond of
studying the laws of nature and her mysterious
workings, will be gratifed to learn of the ar
rival in this city of Miss Cstharine Fox, the
youngest of the original Rochester Knock
era" accompanied by her mother Mrs Fish
Miss Foxis the most powerful rapping medium
in the world, she is about sixteen, Of a pleas
ant in ellectaal- face and well-formed head,
and her mariners eminently calculated to i'm
press the unprejudiced with her truthfulness.
We have witnessed many extraordinary mani
festations in her presence, and suggest to all
curious on this subject, the propriety of visit
10 Mrs. Diets, on F street, between 18th and
18TH in the morning and evening, where they
will be agreeabiy entertained. ~
40. A. Brownson rsenses to accept pro.
testant challenge in st. Louis to discussion
Of creeds on the ground that by SO doing lie
would eoncede that the question between catho-
licity and professionalism was debatable, which
would be compromising the rights of his reli.
gion ......
-. The New York Evening Express has a
column in defence Of Rev. Mr.. Pease. the mis-.
sionary of the Five Points, against charges
affecting his honesty. l-s.-E
-. It is said that Chas. Soan, Esq, some.
time since connected with the Star, is one Of
the editors of the Baltimore Sunday Dispatch
....Wm. King, the we'll known undertake,
of Georgetown, died yesterday.
1.-THE Nacodoches Chronicle of the 80
inst. says:
s:Gep. Rusk returned home on the LIST inst
He looks hale and hearty and appears higbI,
satisfied with the success of his favorite meas
ure. He will leave for Washington in few
days
80. The Philadelphia Evening Argus, il
noticing our paragraph from the correspond
ence of the Baltimore Sun in relation to tn.
election of the State Treasurer of Pennsylvania
says:
"We can assure the Star that the question
OF cameron or antl-Camer0n, did not enter
into the selection of q can tidate for the State
Treasurer of this Commonwealth All thu
people looked for was an honest man, and {
sound, reliable Democrat, and having founi
those essential qualifications united in Mr.
Bailey, they nominated and elected him wi I
the greatest unanimity." # "Wher
the matter of selecting a candidate for tn,
United States Senate presents itself that viii
be faced and acted upon with the same regard
for the anteeedents of men and the organiza
ton of the party, that was eyinced in the cleo
ton Of State Treasurer
There is a " hard'' nut for :: X'' to crack
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sl0. GOO WORTH or BARGAINS

DAIR Of slippers. Stockings, and Gloves all q, "A
cents: black Silk SO c. nts q "a d: Car OF 10
cents: Bonnets IS cents: Underslccves rs /; Cbc.;
It's IS; Check cents Calico 8 cents Gloves -.
Undo rshirts 81 Shswls 81; Embroi DEF oil Elastic,
cents, &c.
Also, Ladies' Gum Sandals g. Slippers 81: G.i,.-,
rs; Mems b OTIS 81 SO Children's shoe. 70 U,nbrel
las 81 cents, &c.
Come to the Great Cheap Cash store for Barg,ips
corner Of 9TH and sts., Northern Lbs rifles.
jan Att I. ID. BROWN.
CAVALRY, its History AID Taste, by Can.
~ Nolan, l5tn HUssars, vol London, ISIS
Cavalry Catechism aud Ips ructiuns ly Ii Rob-
bins, Dragon Guards, vi, London. 1851
On Breaking and Training Young Hsrses by ru,.
ner, Riding Master, Royal Horse Guards, vol, Lon
do 1851
The Trimming Of Cavalry Remouut Horses. ,.l
engraviugs London 1858
Ihe Formations aud Movements Of Cavalry for
Yeomanry Corps vel, London 1863
Regulations (ofirisi for the destruction. Forms.
tions, and Movements Of the Cavalry, vol, London
1851 s.
Or,ounance &c Cavalr;e. 8 vols, Paris
Aud other Works, English and American, on the
uorse, Horsemsnship, on Cavalry Drill, he Vet.
Urinary Sciences, &c. FKANCK TAYLOR
jan 2l-1
DRESS CRAVATS.-A lsrss aud red
~ assortment Of gentlemen's fancy aud plain
ans, Ctavats, lies Naro o-s, &c ,Cf rich and new
styles and best qualities at
sTEvENs's Sale room.
jan Zi-eoSt Browns Hotel.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-01-23

tifully manufactured and cheap As any establish
ment in the Union.
D0LLARD'S HERBANIUM EXTRACT OR LIS
TROUS HAIR TONIC.
prepared from South American herbs and root. ,hs
most successful article ever rcduced for preservnc
the hair from falling cut or changing color restorns
and preserving it in healthy and luxurisnt state
Among other reasons why Dollards hair-cuttiny Ss
leon maintains its immense popularity is the fac,
that his Tonic Is applied to every head of hair cut
his establishment consequently it is kept in better
preservation than under any other known app,icn
ton. being thus practically tested bv Thousands
oilers the greatest guaranty Of its efficacy. Sold
Wholesale and retail at his Old Establishment. LII
Chestnut Street, opposite the State House, Phila.
delphia.
r. DoLLAkD has at last discovered the NE PLUS uI.
IRA OF hair dye, and announces it for SALE with Der.
tct confidence, in its SURPRISING everything of the
kind now In use 1t colors the hair either black or
brown, a. may be desired, and is used without any
injury to the hair skin, either by stain or other
wise, can be washed OF in ten minutes after the np
pication, without detracting from its efficacy Per
sons visiting the city invited 10 give him a cali
Letters addressed to r. DoLLARD, III CHESTNUT
STREET, PHILADELPHIA, will receive attention.
ian 2-1y
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AGENCIES FOR THE STAR.

Persons in BALTIMORE wishing to subscribe for the
D,r''g Evening Sdr, have it delivered to them
o the evening of its issue, by faithful carriers, by
leaving their names at the store Of GATHERS 3
BRO. corner of Holiday and Baltimore streets.
al WILMINGTON, DEL, e. 8. r. BUTLER, ia
MHket street, will attend to the delivery of the Sur.
AtPHIIADELPHIA,J j. T. BATES, at the Exchange,
can furnish those who wish copies Of the Stas early
oa the morning afier its issue. 4.-.
At PORTSMOUTH AND NORFOLK, Va, r. @. STA
PIES No. 4s High street, Portsmouth, is prepared 70
serve the Star regularly TO all who may wish it
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-01-23

A Coop MAxrN.-The more quietly and
peaceably We get on, the better for us !:
the better for our neighbors. In nine
cases out Of ten, the wisest policy is. if a
man cheats you, quit dealing with him:
if ne is abusive, quit his company il he
ISLANDERS you, conduct yourself so that
nobody will believe him. No matter who
ne is, or how he nisuses you, the wisest
way is to generally let him alone, for
there is nothing better than this cool
calm, quiet way Of dealing with the
wrongs we meet with.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-01-23
SELECT SOIREES DANSANTE-

DROF H. w. MUNDEk takes great pleasure In
II announcing the commencement of hi. Soirees
on THURSDAY EVENING, January 18th, At his
Hall, Columbia Place, corner of eth street and IL
out the season.
Gentlemen wishing to subscribe bv the month "a N
do SO by applying at Mr.. J. f. Kills Music Store Do
avenue, near 10th ut. :"
Tuesday, at 81 m, and Saturday at 10 . M "a, Ia.
dies, misses, and masters, and on Tuesday and Fri
DAY nights at o'clock, for gentlemen.
jan 1S-TuW&Th3v ..
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-01-23

Lone SPEBcHKs.-The n. Y. Express
referring to the debate in the Senate on
the Clayton.B ulwer treaty pertinently
says: what are our public men think
ing of :" Here is personal controversy
between two Senator's, involving no prin-
ciple nor Of any interest whatsoever
and not evtn spiced with rancour-and
Gen. Cass opens with fifteen columns. 1t
will take Mr.. Clayton twenty columns at
least to reply. The only parties reading
are the proofreaders-or profiting the
Globe publishers, who are paid by the
column. III sslFFy
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-01-23

O James Winner, music dealer, 9th
street, sends us the "Prima Donna Sonp''
words by j. II. Hewitt, music by F.
W. Barber-and the Richmond Schot-
fish, handsomely embellished by a well
executed illuminated view of the city of
Richmond.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-01-23

ssT To secure the insertion Of Advsrtsse-
fas.lts tAsy Asust be brought to oar counting
room before IL ~, otherwise they may not
cypetzr anil the nJrt day.
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Richmond.

U An immense number of sea gulls
have been seen in the Baltimore harbor.
This indicates feavy gales at sea.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-01-23

HAffED HANDS and rough skin can b.
- entirely avoided by using the Transparent Toi
let Soap In bars, for s.le at LAMMoNDs,
9TH street, second door below street
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-01-23

HILL ON TRUSTEES, with notes, BY
III Henry Wharton, second edition just publish
60 ana for sale by fRANCK TAYLOR,
jan lit
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BALL OF THE
ISLAND FRIENDSHIP CHR

TVCUfNU I TICIVUO1TIT OCU0,
fTNHE ISLAND FRIENDSHIP CLUB resnectfnlIx
i announce to the public that their second BALI
OF the season will take place at Island Hall, On
MONDAY EVENING, January SOth. 1854.
The Club pledge themselves that no pains or ex.
pense will be spared to make this Ball as agreeable
their former Ones
Several new dances and cotillons, will be int O.
dueed, among which the "Friendsh: D Reel Music
by Mr. Ii. W. Rice & Co.'S Cotillou Band
SCOTS Band Of Cotillon Music have also been er.
gagged. wv" @'
Tickets ONE DOLLAR-to be had of the m.naaor.
and at the door on the evening of the ball.
MANAGERS:
walker, CR Bishop.
. Dudley, n Caldwell,
alex Ia11 G Clark,
y johnson, r Holt
Lew Jones, Il III Graham
jan 2S-lws
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DOOR, BLIND, & SASH FACTORY.

DOOfs, DLIND, q OAOH FACIUh1.
ME undersigned has completed the above estsbS
ikhment, and is now prepared to execute every
variety OF work, DORIS, blinds Sash, Mculdings,
Scroll Saving, &C. to which he desires 10 call atien.
ton Of builders and others.
Intending to devote his Whole attention to this
business, he hopes to receive share Of the public
patronage.
de has connected with the shove ID. manufacture
oil planes and having the services on Of the best
makers in the country, is prepared TO fu nsh car
pcnters aud dealers at short notice
WIN. b. DAVIS,
Cor. LIST and d SITS, near Railroad Depot.
Jan 19-eolm
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-01-23

PREMIER ARTISTIC IN HAIR.
1 INVENTOR OF THE CELEBRATED GOSSAMER
Il sENTlLAT1NG WIG AND ELASTIC BAND
TUPACES- INSTRUCTIONS TO ENABLE La
LIES LIES AND GENTLEMEN TO MEASURE THEIR
OWN HEADS WITH ACCURACY.
For Wigs Inches. Toupees & Scalps. Inch
No. 1. The round of the No. i. F,om frrhsaJ To
nead back AS far as
2. From forehead bald.
over the heal to 2. Over forehead as
. neck. far as required.
o. FROM car TO ear 3. Over the crown of
over the head. the head.
4. From ear to car
round the fore.
head
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- an Advertisements published in the
sTAa. rrcept those sent By oar quarterly or
gearls customers, Drmst be paid for srhen or
dersI. No attention ,ciH be paid to transient
odreritssmsHis sent by mail or marked tn
ofasrpapsrs for the STAR, nuisss accompanied
IL tie money. 4-..... s--
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AS-CHRrsr HEALING THE SIcK-Great Auction
The articles exhibited at the Fair in the new Baptit
Church ON 18th street. Will be offered for sale at pub
lie auction, by Mr.. Green Auct:oneer, TOMORROW
(Tuesday) NIGHT. at o'clock. They consist Of :
ELEGANT Piano Fortes, Mslodeons. Reed Organ, s
Light Carriages. sstoyes, Crates, House Heaters,
Chairs, Silver Plated Ware, Books. New Musie Pat
ent Medicines, Hardware. Rubber sboes, Gent lemeu
Morning Gowns, Straw Cutters, Flows and Cultiva-
tiers, and great varty of fancy and usefll articles
too numerous TO mention. Vests great painting
whia'so be exhibited. Admittance free. Goods NAV
be exami-ed during the day on Tuesday.
jan 23-1t*
observation-disclosures B. FRENCH Lopix Ne,
To- Free and Accepted MAsons will hold its first reru
lar meeting under charter, on tomorrow Tues law
evening, at o'clock, at Masonic Hall, corner of
and ioth streets for the purpose Of beiag inst
by the Right Worshipful Grand Lodge of The District
of Columbia.
Masonic Brethren, resident and trans mt are
fraternally invited to be present.
HER. II. HEATH,
WARRINGTON, Jan. %. 1854. Master
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,ETTHe large circulation Of the STAR
makes It the most desirable advertising me-
dunn IA the District. Il has more readers
ia tie cities of Washington, Georgetown,
Gad .4lerandr1a, than all the other Wash-
1agto1s daiiies combined. .rs. a-rz...
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-01-23

SrTHE GENTLEMAN that lost the GOLD PEN
on Friday afternoon, can have tie same by Ceiling
at this Office. ian a3-lt
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0RiENTAL PgRfUMED CRYSTALS. =, s.,,., :,
new style, 1t pipSxnSS ana
WIllSrd'e Hotsl
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Drs. FIodoardo and "AyINa 40.
Hamilton p. Howard ci.ted in d q
Omce and residence, corner 10th and y SITS.
~ DR.. y. Howsrds health being re-esta blishs A
ne will as heretofore devote special attention 10 - ID
jan 16-d2m*
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REAL ESTATE BOUGHT q soLD.
THE undersigned will purchase upipcumberea
city or country property, eject sales there
OF on commission. have three hundred citv Lots
with several very large Brick Houses. ip The ct,,
ana several hne Farms, to dispose Of on easy terns
Loans negotiated on unincum bered real estate
JOS. c. G. KENNEvS.
jan 17-eolm
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BARGAINS BARGAINSm q
"IMER, on 9th street. one square from p.,r
w fylyania avenue, Is selling of kis stoek q,
late snd popular Music, ::Perfumeiy, Blank Rools
sc, az greatly reduced prices. Give him q ssIl II
". "-e1 ..- sa.us- jan LIFT
MRS. M. J, ROBERTsON,s B,.ra,n.
~ House east SIDE 9Th st, near corner OFF
Transient and permanent bosrders accou,,od.,..
oI mo1erase terms. Also, furnished rooms.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-04-01

~ We copy the followingparagrnph'
from the Uniontown Genius of the 2Sd
ult. The Banking House of Mr.. Hogg
will no doubt DO great accommoda'
ton to the citizens of Fayetto county,
generally. The Agent shows his udap'
tedncss to his station, by advertising en-
.ensively:
&, BANKING HousE.-Mr. JonNT 7. HoGa'
Of Brownsville, has lately established q
Banking House in this place for the &C.
commodaiion Of tho community. A
general Banking business is done.save
the issue of notes-on terms as tavora'
Bile as persons asking accommodations {, !,
can ask. 1t is in the fremont Build
ings, corner of Morgantown and Main
Streets, where WM. WILSON, ESQ, the
Agent, will always be found, and who
will take pleasure in waiting upon per-
sons desiring Banking Accommodations
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-04-01

UNCLE sAM'S FARM FENCE.
by REV. A. D. MILNE.

The soul.-stirring Story of UNCLE
SANS FARM FENCE, with fine Illustra-
tons, will be ready about the first OF
April. 1t will make a handsome vol
ume of about 300 pages. Orders re-
ccived at this Office will BIO supplied in
the order of their reception as early as
possible.
We may confidently say that nothing
in the temperance literature of the day
is better adapted than the Farm Fence
to create deep interest in favor of a
Maine Law enactment.-M Y. Organ.