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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-08-05
VOL. III.
FIRE IN SHEPHERDSTOWN
Real Havana, an putt away care
Blow all misfortune in the ar.

Blow all misfortune in the air.
V1ILLIAM STINE & BROIHEN
yM would uake this method of informing
the citizens Of Shepherds'own and vlrlHI'
". that they have opened
Cigar and Tobacco Mandatory,
one door below Mr.. McEndree's store,
where they will keep constantly on hand
all the various brands of Cigars and Chew
inc Tobacco. generally manufactured, both
of foreign and domestic manufacture.--
Their stock Of Cigars is composed Of i'm
ported Haumlnas, Priacipeos, Londries,
CasteH0is, PauiiiiOes, La N0rmas, FL
Neptune, Dirau, FL NdussrO. SieBauo-
M, HosSuth, Lopez. RegaHaS, &c.
They would also say that their stock Of
Chewing Tobacco cannot be beat in the
Old Dominion, for cheapness and good
ness of quality, and as a sample Of cheap
ness they would just cali the attention Of
the public to an excellent brand of Con-
gress Chewing Tobacco, which they will
sell at the low rate of l83 cts. per ID. and
all other brands in proportion. They
would especially invite the attention of
the consumers Of the weed, to their stock,
as they fel! confident that il will be to their
interest to try Of them, as they Aalter
themselves that they can please the taste
of the most Gastidious, as regards either
price or quality. Also an excellent article
of Scotch and Rappee Snuff.
ShePherdstown, April %, 1854. Iy
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-08-05
Stick TO some one Pursuit.

There cannot be a greater error than 10
be changing ones business. II any man
will look around and notice who have got
rich and who have not, out Of those he
started life with. he will find that lhe sue
cesslul have generally stuck 10 some one
pursuit.. Two lawyers, for example, be-
gin 10 practice at the same tine. Ore
devOtes his whole mind 10 his profession :;
lays IN legal learning, and waits patiently,
il may be for years, I'LL be gains an oppor-
tunity TO show lis superiority. The
other, firing Of such slow work, dashes
into politics. Generally, at tie end Of
twenty years, The latter will not be worth
a penny, while the former will have a
handsome practice, and count his tens Of
thousands IN bank stock or mortgages.
Two clerks attain q majority simulla
neouslY. One remains With his former
employers, or al least in the same line of
trade, al first on a small salary, lhcn cn
larger, until finally, il he is meriiuriou~.
ne Is taken inlo partnership. The other
.hinks it beneath him TO flI suborllua,r
position, now thai he has 5ceome a NAH.
and accord:.eIy Starts IN sou,e olher busl.
ness OH bis own scc0uut, or undertakes a
lew firm in the old line OF Iade. Where
ioes he end , Ofen in insolvency, rarely
n riches. 10 Ibis every merchant can
esiily. y
i young man Il bred mechanic.
4
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-08-05

AVAILABLE REMEDIES are a
ie~ simple remedies for very prevalent di,-
orders, which We have no hesilalion 10
recommending as lnfallible:
For sea-sickness--siay al home.
For drnakenness-dnnk cold water.
For heaIlh-rise early.
For accjdents-keeP ouI Of danger.
To keep onl Of jul-pIy your debts.
10 be hapPy-be honest.
10 please ail-minI your own busi-
ness.
10 make money-advertise.
10 do rigii--sLbscribe for i newspa-
per.
TO lave good cOnscience--pay the
F,lnIrr.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-08-05
TIE ANSWER.

Sir II perused your orarion with
much dellberaton, and a lille consterna.
lion at the great infatualion OF your weak
Imagination and serious contemplation.
! suppose yonr animation was tie fruits
OF recreation or sprung from osien,aiion
to display your education by an odd
enumeration, or rather multiplication Of
vaTailons Of like termination. though Of
great application in each respective SIG.
nihcaiiUu.
Not without dispuialion, your Luxurious
application 10 so tedious an OcrupaIion
deserves commentator and thinking an
Imitation sufficient qualification. am
without hesitation, yours,
MARY MODERATION.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-08-05
" cAAing Presents.

| IOANFIELD, BRO. & CO., 229 Balli.
y more street, are prepared TO furnish
Ueddjng Presents Of the most elegant
character, such as Diamond and Pearl
Jewelry, richly chased Silver Pitchers,
Cream Pots, Tea and Coffee Sets, Pastry,
Ice Cream, Fish, cake and pudding
knives, Salt Cellars, Napkin Rings,
Dessert Knives, heavy Spoons and Forks,
splendid Gold WATCHES, some of which
have cases set with Diamonds, Pearls,
Emeralds, &c.
c., B. & Co. being direct importers
and manufacturers, can offer great induce
ments TO purchasers, call and examine the
above. Corner Of Baltimore and Charles
streets. Nov. 26
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-08-05
A Love Letter.

MddGm:--Most worthy Of estimation,
alter long consideration and much mediia-
lion OF the great reputation you possess
IN the nation, have a strong inclination
to become your relation. On your ap-
probation Of this declaration, | shall make
preparation to remove my situation 10
more convenient station to profess nv
admiration; and if such obligation is
worthy of observation and can Obtain COM
II viii be an aggrandizalion of
yours, SANS DEslMuLArIoN.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-08-05

When man has got great deal of fault
10 find with newspaper " hicb he never
Tails TO reai. IT is sign he has not paid
for u. Peol & Seldom pick flaws in Ii,eir
own psOpety.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-08-05

Jean Paul says love may sumter in a
ady', heart but Always dreams.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-08-05
7Gany OF TILL REGISTER

Inc ShEPHERDsToWN REGISTER is published
weekly at - year positively TO be paid before
the year expires Single copies g. cents.
ADVERTISEMENTS OF one square or less 80
cents for the first insertion, and % cents for each
insertion thercafter-larger ones in the same
proportion. Advertisements not marked forany
specified time are continued till forbid and char
gcd accordingly. A deduction made TO those
who advertise by the year
Letters or Communications to the Editor, up
on which there is postage, ualess they contain
money, should be postpaid TO insure attention.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-08-05
MORE CHEAP GOODS AT THE

MORE CHEAP GOODS Ar THE
uCHEAP STORE 1000 yards neat
styled Calicoes, fast colors, 81 cents per
yard 1900 do. French Chntz, latest
styles, 10 cents do; 1900 do. French and
Swiss Lawns, a full yard wide, ID! cents
do; beautiful black and colored Silks,
from 90 cents to 81 per yard, great bar
gains. ISAAC ROSE.
Charlestown, June II, 1854. 3O-G
y CENTS A PIECE Palm Leaf
0Fans, 3 cts. piece, Black Silk Man
tillas, richly trimmed, 50; Chali de Laine,
worth 75 CTS. at 81 cents a yard; Silk
Bonnets, ready trimmed, all colors and
the very latest styles, as low as Sl,75 a
piece, at ISAAC ROSES.
Charlestown, June II, 1854. 3O-tf
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S

WM. II. PEAEE. Sun Iron Buildings, Balti
more c, PIERCE, Fhilade phia Y. B. PALMER,
New \ ork
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REMOVALS AlI,,.S.s REMOVALS
EDUCATION.
4 VERsTTY OF LOUIsTANA-LAW DE

OF LOUISIANA--LAW DE-
~ PARTMENT-The Lectures In this Department will
bs second MONDAY n and continue
branches o the Civil Common and np
tnsi Law well Equity Jurisprudence and Practice Lectures
will be delivered by four Professors. 5rtS49 -,s
Admiralty and Maritime Law embracing the rights and oblga
Maers Marinrs. Collisions and other Maritime
General Ayersg Salvage Civil and Military Maner Contracts
Services In Building Repairing and Supplying Ships.
international embracing the Law o Prize and the Practice
Prize the Absolute q State, in their pacific and hos
The Judcton the Coarts Of the United Sates embracing
The Original the Supreme and CIeu
Revenue Prize analnstnnc Courtp OF Admiralty
Those by Professor Rnndell Hunt, will embrace
l. Commercial Law relatea Mercantile Mercantile
Property Consrac
Sole Traders Partnerships and Corporations; Of Principal and
of Bills Of Exchange and Pfcmoy Notes and Shipping Of Ball
snts and Contracts with Cares cntrhrta o. BY
aon and Average Salvage Ipuranee Liens
O. The cmlua Practice Courts Criminal Jursdie
The Evidence. 80, .-.-g- ID. ..3..ss
Those by Professor johnson will embrsce-3 ~ ~ .'-3-1
The Common Law and Equity Jusprudencs and Practice
[ :. Constitutional Law. - - f---'f - ~ ''-4r
Those Professor iIsoaalins will embrsce- Et, u
The Civil Code Of Louainnn connection with The Roman Span
s French anda Critical Analysis the Decisions Of the
Supreme Ccnri Of the State.
Land Tes whether from Englaad span France the
United States q 4 i
Practice of the Civil Jdadcion
The Degree Bachelors will
only who shall have attended two full Lectures full
spectacle and who lha examination the
rous Professors, be found deserving Of the honor.
The fee of each Professor is twenty-five doara marculaon fee
five dollars, and ten dollars for the DIPLOMA i n
All must addressed The Dean the Faculty
New Orleans F@H 3=' tf9fsS Y ~ Sf f& s3l p FN
II auil 9tawd&wd G. RDSEI.fuS, Dean Of the Faculty.
vi Or 2 Il Il
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.VoLlI..UMEIaVIl.
NEW ORLEANS PosT-CFFIcE.
* "a SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
From June / to. October 81, 1854.
ts rysek Daus !; From A. M to 6 PM

o. ,,.,,u. Week Days: From 4. NJ. to 8 P. NJ.
SunddDs ana liofsddpsi from y 70 IL An.
atsAaL Closes daily at 10 A NJ, for paid and un-
paid letters inland and et IL M for prepaid foreign
letters, supplying the following way Offices Bay 81
Louis and Pass Christian daily a. Il A M Paseagonla
or ana sasurasy 81 u 4 iii Fos sosa -
Tuesday and Thursday at a. M Friday and , satur'
day az IN PM oRourke's on Tuesday ana Tnurs- t
GREAT " WESTERN MAIL. :. Supplying Baton Rouge
81 tFrancisvie, Natchez Grand Gull, VicFsburg Lake
Providence Worthngtons Point, Greenville Grand
Memphis Randolph, New Madrid Hickman Column
bus, Ky, Cairo, Paducah shawneetown, Henderson e,
Evansville and Louisville, four times week Closes
at ar. and supplying Natches, Vicksburg, Napo-
vile; twice INV Week % Closes It sr.M Arrives daily
hours irregular. "a sR
Napoleon, Memphis, Hickman, Cairo and St. Louis.
Closes daily Sundays excepted) at BPM. Arrives
daily, hours Irregular. .s.s ~, zssssy.
vICKsBURG MAIL. Supplying Donaldsonvlle, Baton
Rouge, st. Francsyille, Red River Landing Fort
Adams Natchez, Waterproof Rodney, st: Joseph,
Grand Gulf Warrenton and Vicksburg. Closes on
Monday, Tuesday, Friday and Saturday at P. M.
Arrives on Sunday, Monday, Thursday and Friday
by sAm.
Labranche's Landing Taylor's, Bonnet Care, Ed
interior, New River, Bayou Goula, Iberyle Plaque
mine, Manchac, Bruly's Landing, Baton Rouge and
interior, LobdelPs store. Port Hudson, hermitage,
interior. Closes Sunday and Friday at NJ
and on Monday and Wednesday at p NJ Arrives
Sunday, Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday by
I'm. 80 "a.
RED RIVER MAIL. supplying Alexandria, Grand
Ecore NatchitOehes, shreveport and Eastern Texas
Coses three times q week at r, M, generally on
Tuesday, Friday and Saturday. Arrives three times
week, days irregular.
COVlNGT0N OR LAKE MALI. CLOSES on Monday,
Wednesday and Friday at Dam. Arrives on Tues-
day, Thursday and Saturday by P NJ.
LAFAYETTE MAIL. -. Closes daily Except Sunday at
I'm. Arrives daily Except Sunday at u Am.
CARROLLT0N MAIL. Closes on Monday Wedne sday
and Friday at 1p M. Arrives on TUESDAY, Thursday
and Saturday by r M 4Tjsl
TERRE-AU-BGuFF MAIL. Closes daily Except Sun
day. at Jam. Due daily at a M,
POINTE-A-bA-HACHEA AND ENGLISH TURN, Parish
of Plaquemines -. Closes friday at p NJ. Due
same day by IL NJ. 80
GALVESTON, SALURIA, INDIANOLA AND PORT
LAVACA. Closes every I'VE days at AM Due
every five days at 4 4P:M
BRAlOS SANTIAGO, PolNTIsABBbs Bho oWNsVlLLE "
AND RIO GRANDE. Closes every other Thursday
Mt IAN Due every other Monday at z PM
VERA CRUZ AND TAMPICO supplying all Mexico.
Closes on the lst and l4th OF each month at 4. NJ
Due on the 11th and 25th. Postage-l0 cents per
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q ! z a slS

G. IsHEHzha KE A T "a - - Il
ROUTE from Bnnso Falss
sial Lines Cape
eai Vincent With
and Railroad for Portland White Mountains
w. - % mme-94 hours Moutsesl; ~
daily O'Clock Cape
entire the Thousand Rapids beautu
Lawrence, by daylight arrive at
Paeaenges leaving O'Clock have six hours
O'Clock FALLS Tho
il O'Clock Lewson
Buffalo, t0gdeusbrg hapas morning and
leave arriving at Boston a hslas O'Clock
As'" 'AAs THE UNITED STATES MAIL LINE .r
Stsams OTARo Captain Thrcop CATARACT Captain Estes,
NoRTHERNER, Captain chd daily
half to visit Niagara Falls touching oswego
Hnbor, Kngstsn Clayton connecting with
and s Rapids Sssaiia lawrence By aayshs
meeting with and Boston Railroad Roua Point,
with the Of Cars at
Line buffalo daily Sundays BY the Bnf
fo and Niagara Faa Rasad
the Great Wire Suspension Bridge and the
Niagara River, through Montreal leaving half
fSs y S sss
time the boat passing all w Thousand Islands
light changing 6osts andtkng Of the splendid
asbng dashng Of the noble ST. arriving ut
A. na oofk hs sa Nm SE
The Of the American Line built for speed
comfort having all the eapmens aay required BY
with spacious and beautiful upPe cabin State oosths entire ngh
~ " can procure Tckess m fa a.
opposite and Niagara Falls Railroa Depot, f
W Offices in Catarnet House aud International ofel Niagara
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~ stree between Royal and Bourbon satrees-DR JAMES
q ne
speedy without Mercury Bsam other
Poisonous Drug in from three days. any
discovered Remedies which only be
procured from himself and dc not effect eare
all the
Since Remeesin this city the nume
that the these
produced hssthey perfect
and that the afflicted avail hemsyes Of these
newly truly proydena discoveries Dr. mas oeatea perma
nntly cuatomhopse street. No.
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SUSPENSION @BRI8G Es.---NoTICE.l
Engineer Bridge Builder he will the Mss
spp Ohio Hudson, River in the United States
He will q IRON PER
PENDED either from Timber Brick s Cas- OF lro
Cham span Washington City, the
East River from New Yofkt7 Brooklyn or Wiliar"
River from West ,Aorsy - w.. 81 &
CABLE was suspended during tbs RevoutoaaryW
IL x e
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A MEXICAN CRYSTAL ] PALACE. =

A MEXICAN CRYSTAL PALACE. - For,
IA THE EXHIBITION OF THE INDUSTRY OF ALL NATIONS
81 Open Day and Evening, teept Sunday sA
a. TWENTY-FIVE CENTS ADMTANcE will be the price
ss s saah f
and s.
sssssss Oh
psifsss0f M
SfsiSa sas
q ship a
ssss Ct hs ss s. 5 f. q
PAR aa which
o ss. & * a
Palace
with proper nceaaant augmeuta
9s as sssss Of
II Tss
nd 81 nss Ss
ths
Psssssy have
sseosD GoIp MEDAL costing on Thousand DOlar its
s to A. sssR R
q sstmonia
@ pSssed as
or s
as be ?. such
FIVE MEDALS costing Hundred Dollar each
their equivalent plate cash. preferd the five
Original Works snoe The Crystal
Huch distinction after the mos exeeen as aoresaid
The abest and otuea that be
shall critically
the prizes mentioned The Directors shall proceed
practicable hope able
to the Ist day
to the Exhibitors Inventors m articles possess merit
sufficient to entitle them such distinctioh E
All articles which worthy place IN this Grand Ex
sSsasos { Il Xsl 81 Airs snsd
An efficient Police day and and the
protecting articles hbed but the Assoca
ton dscse accountability loss damage 70 such
All Umbrellas Canes mustb h the near the door
the Palace WaAe viaitors cannot be
mtted packages intoo out the building
the Ticket.
my19 If II II BAhNUhis President.
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NUMBER liz
DAILY CRESCENT
TIVE NEW rBI.EANS DAILY CRESCENT.

7 l-sl lie NEb Ois1iE1aND gUAlBis sttbLl)AlEEAi,
OFFICE no. % ST. CHARLEs STREET, 80.
WI TssaiarIy ssryed 70 suhrter. IN sis
tsaadsy e1esptsd adyarss payable to
the umee Scents week, payable 70 She tarrefs.
90 sTHK5 GIR CULATI0B efEgs7
nfedirna 70 Adssrttssst. Ks 80 fsffi -
.a NJ A II AHIHF PAPER rss.Esss
ftcircnates largely and homes
articles aad fsfaiss IN
its eonus No paper II as alsons
OUR TEHMs i
iuvtss e attention aad raaags tie pub
- ANY t.4-,szssf ~ ~
Of Ten Llnes vi %
subsequent
Advertisements the Second charged
Af.bss ldceunt " be made with thnse
for shortertifc = ri
All married. viii be pubishsa one month,
charged accordingly. -,
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are Two towns, one on q narrow table 1Ssis1s and
the other qn the top Of steep cfi7s nelHf q stIs
pfcious locking crater There ia sai6 10 III !
third village On the northwestern side of the
Island @ a E
VIZ are nov Or Cape KiDg 60 named by van
eouver after hiS ffst iientenant)s and Cane
sBanco. We are lying %, taking long 1ines sT
ssoundings with The deep sea-leads which gives .
most satisfactory result. 7 viii write sgnin ~
the first opportunity, from ghakodade, n pos
sibie. 4easst sa9t sA.sS7
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GUNDRIES- ,-y +} 49,
~ 500 boxes Star Candles
100 Western Reserve Cheese. .555zzsH# z4&
50 bbla Large No.3 Mackerel.
800 quarter and half boxes Raisins.
so terces Rice. 8sE ~ ts7FEF STR
5000 Straw Paper.
% 500 boxer Pickles. Kachupa and Pie Fruits assorted quae
r1d airea in store and for sale by
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SIX LOTS 0F GROUND NEAR THE
~ oPELoUsAs RAILROAD DEPOT. II will sell Sig Lots of
Ground through Eira to Pacific street within stew
hundred yaIdsof the Railroad r. F. Nichols
TERas$200 the Six Lots ea balance and
ap90
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The judge said that the procuring Of nsa the sub
stance and end 81 Ill these and without there
could be expedition The crime rs In setting foot
expedition the collecting Of and the stimulating OF per
give money IN the nAtars Of providing
and holding Inducements within the meaning
Of the law The Law reach the very foundation Of
the enterprses nrst beginning all who contribute
guilty II the procuring Of be here, the crime Il
here
parties Who issued bonds or such Objects those sbo sub
scribe them those who cell them, and those who bay the
those engaged in circulating them aod shoe who receive
the for them, all equal offenders against the
law"
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ros The Un.ou
A COMPLIMENT TO LIEUTENANT MArnY ~

Mr. Eprroa short time since when in the gallery Of
the Senate forciby struck with incident that oo-
CURED in relation to our navy and that joint reso-
luton allowing the acceptance by Lieutenant Maury of a
medal presented by foreign power tribute TO his
great talents and valuable services not to the particular
power presenting the medal but to the maritime world
and science. As American felt just pride, both in
the fact of having American citizen honored by for
egn power for his services in the OF humanity and
science and in the fact that the American Congress- with
honorable beraliy had permitted the honor to be so
bestowed But sir painful reflection followed these
pleasing Incidents and it the fact that gov
had been utterly unmindfu of the services OF
their officer whose abors had earned for him the no
tce and esteem of foreign powers Why It that Lieut.
Maury has received mark of regard from his own
country? Why is it that government in whose ser
vice he spent his life and TO which he is ornament
had the justice give to this officer some token OF
cheer him in his arduous laborsi
Sir it is humilating such things to think that
government instead Of taking the lead in rewarding and
encouraging her officers for great and merorous services
rendered. will follow the example OF other nations
Of the earth when they with just and honorable apprc-
citation of services rendered by American officer not
only his country, but to the world, forward
and acknowledge with gratitude his services Is this the
proper pursue TO your ocers2 Can you
ably expect of intellect to devote their lives TO your
service for nothing even if they their devotion their
country and her welfare willing to do so? Is il just
is it right is it honorable IL patriotic III you to demand
such sacrifices in the heyday of your prosperity In the
hour of darkness and adversely it might be- but it
aiy is not To your officers different should be
pursued, and promotion, the goal to which military men
look should follow mertoous conduct and surely Lieut.
Maury most richly deserves promotion. His promotion
would add whit to his well-earned fame; but it
would say to the world .that you not unmndfu of
those who serve you faithfully, and cheer your other Off
the arduous duties of their profession do most
Ger with captains commission before it leaves the city.
SOUTHERNER.
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FROM OUR PARIS CORRESPONDENT.

PANS, June %, 1854.
The clouds which spoiled the fun Of the English party,
whose visit chronced las: week, still hang over Paris
has shone here rarely enough of late but it is June
sun when does shine quickly dries the mud the Bou
evar hut the mud bock agn the next morning. and the
ders in front OF Tortons the day alternately
thin white pants and heavy Multiplying Of
show that these MONDAY heats and midnight torrents
rain begin inure the public health. Two Americans
died yesterday of the choeraa Mr. Slade, formerly Of Ros
but who has lived in Europe for many past and
Mr.. Wilkinson, Of Tuscumbia Alabama. The Fs'e Dies
duly celebrated Sunday in all the churches of Paris
and its yioy but very few professions venared out from
the church DOORS for raned terribly all day These alter
rains and heats however have been favorable for the
crop prospects France From the departments Of the VAR
the Dordogne the Hause Garonne, the Asne the Somme
and tho Loire Ineeure particularly encouraging accounts
of the crops have been oceved Similar weather has
produced similar effects the rrussian and Russian wheat
crops according letters of the 18th instant from Koenigs
berg and from Riga where further alarm Is felt about the
weather But tho abundant harvcsts this side Of the
Atanccut of France and England will be BY the East
from of their richest Of supplywll
prevent the United States from being this year.
phaticay than before the grsnary of the Old World
The long continuance cold and has been less favorable
for the prospects of the wine crops in this country II is
feared also, that the ravages Of tho cid"m win be renewed
and the prices Of vine already rising
The report of the Minister Of tho the admins
traon of his department since bis appointment to the
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I Il MUsSEE ROYAL-Gravures d'aprss les pIus
heaur Tsbasaux Sstuss at Bas Relies vonme large folio
BY the marks nnsi
prr.sons under Napoeon)s for By Taylor
Paris, June ~
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(,OUnTRY Rnnl DEMODs rsas--I have for
raj with q oual ssaeA TO oach siiu
sied on k.ndan Green" nts nsss an mile nosthsastsry
fron the Capitol
These hosss spacious and cenyssis with cellar wood
shed and stable s czech, ard exceen water hand
The situation hssxf evssioekias as portion Of The city,
and In full view 4 fhs CaSiinl. kfa d
street.
A aast~s ss ss, psrpnssny essAshsd
the and twice bstosn Kendall and the
Prsst6entr v4aass leaving u {, and Returning
ieavs Centre Market whore makes haef sand ut y and u
O'Clock.
hwudSea doIafu . year.
The houses Inspection and
by applying Wm BckRsy who Cottage myse
at my residence, near the premises.
July 9-dn AMOS KENDALL.