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ARTIFICIAL PRoPASATIoS OF FISH,
The Perth correspondent Of Glasgow
paper thus describes the Matching of fish
in the. Tax:--sss We were furnished with
Ora nearly Lciinpe9. andS nv - cans % a
glasszEessel. with water. and a few worst
ed threads acting 40 a syPhoB, enabling
US tGskeep MP a constant sHpplysuf fresh
water, we were gratifiedby observing
the little creature bdrsting fhe she'll. As
in the heaachicAg the head is the first
part that il freed and after few stFlg-
giles the shell is entirely 4hrownoff. The
appearance of the fish at this stage Of ITS
beingis very Interesting. The future fish
is . mere linerwith a large head, having
very prominent and large eyes. Aloug
the belly okshe fish, from The giIls down
wards, 10 suspended q bag of heart
shape; and out of all proportion to the
size Of the fish, This bag contains the
heart, &c., part of the yollz Of the egg
(for sGl! nourishing The fish, and is com
posed Of very delicate and quite trans
parent Wsembrane.g Blood vessels are
and The crimson tings 81 blood gives fiIe
fry reddish appearance. Every pulsa-
ton may be seen. and the small pectoral
fins, which are constant in motion. The
yeIk remaining in this bag is gradually
absorbed, 4 but we cannot say as yet how
many days elapse from the chipping OF
the shell till this takes place, but we
shall know iii a few days. The little
creature is very nimble, but, owing tot The
size Of the. bag, it swims on its side
We, can; easily see from the, helplessness
of this little animal how it is preyed on at
this stage OF IFS existance by the fish in
the river and even by its own species.
In France the ora have been Matched in
60 days, but at Perth, owing to the water
being kept at ain even temperature, it has
taken place in so days.
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ST. : alarp's; Bealtcoll,
LEONARD TOWN. MD.
THURSDAY MORNING, NAY Is, 1874.

A RELIGIOUS RETREAT of three days
was concluded at St. Aloysius church in
tins town on Sunday last. The exer-
cises were conducted by the Rev. r. d.
Woodley, pastor of the church, whose
untiring exertions, aided by the fervid
eloquence and earnest>zeal of the Rev.
Messrs. John p. Donelan and L. Nota,
by whom he was assisted, have been liz
strumentaI in producing result bene-
fetal in the highest degree to the CON-
gregaiion. 5.l 80 ......f +. .i.--. 49,. .-.
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A LONDON Observation-Disclosures
Francis Wey, French writer of dis
tinction, who passed several weeks in
london during the Great Exhibition, has
recently published in Paris his ''impres-
sions" under The title Of "T'he English
at Home" On one occasion, while
riding in an omnibus, he formed an &C
quaintance with fellow passenger, from
whom he derived many explanations of
the strange thingshe saw. One of these
we give.
81 addressed TO him few words con-
cerning a carriage which just then drove
by.1iIt was too fine to be elegant. and
was drawn by two magnificent bay
horses. On the box, adorned with beau
tifui fringe, sat black-coated coach
man; and there was net wrinkle I'm his
white cravat--his snowy gloves were
sPotless: In the vehicle on downy cush-
ions, earelessly lounged man without a
coat, his arms bare, his sleeves turned
up to the shoulders; an apron with the
corners turned up serving him as CIR
desc the coachman looked like gen
teman driving a mechanic ip has dress.
pe Mr.. Wey asked his neighbor who and
what was the strange looking occupant
OF the dashing carriage. saa Gs.osae
1.-THE richest butcher in London, wa:
The reply. ale is returning in his own
carriage from his slaughter house to hi:
residence. His forefathers were in the
business. His father left him fortune
of over two millions. and he out of mod
esty. follows his fathers profession;
very honorable old custom. This gentle
man butcher possesses four million"
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SUBMNRINE NAvIGATION.-Thc great
invention of the day--the submarine
navigation of Dr.. Payerne-is about to
be put IN practice at Cheerbourg, the
company purchasing the invention hav-
ing volunteered TO clean that .harbor free
Of expense to the government. The Sc
cret consists IN the discovery of means
whereby artificial air may be produced
in sufficient quantity to enable crew Of
fourteen men to breathe freely beneath
the water for. the space. of four hours
A'curious experiment has already been
made at Marseilles, where DIR. Payerne,
in company, with three sailors, went to
the bottom in the presence OF hundreds
of spectators, and rose at a considerable
distance, and climbed the portfolios of a
man-of-war, without being perceived by
the crew. Many experiments are about
to be tried oft efficacy Of this novel
means of attack. A submarine feet VI
small boats, each to contain a crew of
twenty men, Is already talked Of as be-
ing about to be organized for the Black
Sea-, 1t seems that no intimatlon what
ever is given by the slightest ruffle on
the surface Of the approach of one of
these vessels. The apparatus invented
by Or. Payerne enables the wearer, more
over, to move about with case at the bot
tom OF the sea-. and great auticipations
are formed of the immense benefit TO be
derived in submarine history from the
adoption of this new method of becom-
ing acquainted with the hitherto I'M
known mystery Of the ocean. However,
it is not bad reflection of the spirit of
the age in which we live to remark, that
the first application Of this tremendous
power, which should take rank with the
electric tele sraph as proof of the Won
drous perseverance, and ingenuity Of man,
has been made use of for the supply of
oysters from Granville for the knlles of
Paris.-Payis Correspondent Of the Lon
don .7tlds.
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3 NAPOLEON WANTS A D,voRcE.-The
Paris correspondent of the Montreal
Witness writes as follows -
The great question which occupies at
present the Court of France, IS the d.
vorce ofthe Emperor. He nolonger hopes
to have any children by has present wife,
and it is said he thinks of taking anoth-
er. The report is not official. but as il
has appeared in several licensed papers,
the truth of ii can scarcely be question
ed. Napoleon Ill is, however, very
fond of his wife, and the divorce will re-
semble in every point that of his uncle
and Josephine, who were, as you know,
separated for the same reason. Whether
from this motive or any other. the Empress
of the French is looking very melancho-
Iy. 1t is impossible to see her witaou,
being struck by her expression of sad
ness. Asto the Emperor, he appear.
constantly calm and imperturbable.
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Maryland State agricultural Societ,

sH" Je"fe& OtUtS ~ASS tS0N00S soOGtcty.
The regular quarterly meeting of the
Maryland State Agricultural Society was
held at the Hall of the Society, on We'd
nesday the 10th inst. on which occasion
the premium list for the Fall exhibition
was arranged, and the judges appointed.
We understand that the list offers the
same liberal inducements to exhibitors,
there being but few changes in the
amount or number of premiums. Under
the constitution as amended at the last
annual meeting, the Cattle Show will be
held in the last week in September, in
stead of October as heretofore. James
Fl Luckett, Esq of this city, was unan-
imously elected treasurer Of the Society,
and accepted the appointment. He was
duly authorized to select such agents as
he deemed requisite to collect the funds
of the society. The Office Of Agricultu-
raj Chemist to the Society was establish
ed, aud DIR. David Stewart, the eminent
Agricultural Chemist of this city, was
unanimously elected to gil the Office
Sun.
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FLUID This extraordinary remedy
for fever,is positive substitute for Qui.
nine in allfebrile affections, and has none
of its bad effects. It.has been thorough
" tested by the most eminent physicians
of Paris, in their extensive practice in
the Hospitals, by order Of the French
government, and by great number of
physicians and non-protessional men in
the United States, with complete success.
tits not compound nostrum, but an en-
tire new article i'm Materia Medica, and
Is destinedto succeed all other remedies
for Chills and Fever, as well as all febrile
affections. See advertisement in another
column.
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The Baltimore County Advocate, a
capital and model country paper, whose
editor yields ready and pleasant pen,
comes to us this week enlarged and i'm
proved. It's office of publication has
been removed from Cockeysville to Tow
sontoWn, the new county seat.
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1s,cH4nscss> r3s.,s.The> = Barrell
Farn. . adjacent to the Insane. a sylum
IN Bonneville, near Ros9on. heieb gins 70
thesestaIs of The late. benjamin Joy, I'd
rom1riisiing -rinety-six.acres, was sou at
aScfsen on Tuesday afternoon, by Whit
we'll. Brofher&T Co, for the sum of ST.
600 MIR. Amos Co.ting was the pur-
chaser. The farm has been estimated as
morih at least 81 90, 00G. IT 4 ~
The amount Of property in Boston be-
lo1ging TO the same estate which was
sofd, was sass $50 77-which, with the
price of the farm added, makes total of
$500, S3077. - r sieSs s-'s'-.is : Aai3s
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An old hunter predicts that the follow
ing viii be dry summer, from the fact
that woodcocks have built their nests in
low, moist places. When the summer
is to be wet, he says, they build in dry
situations.
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"a A a
= a COOP IS HI SEWN fsablss hed
Fonle weeks go be letter ii Hon fhas.
III. Bonton, d wbich he expresSed biz
fleteal Dinatida nj TO spaGFDuize lie 81.
Lotis Post Once, &c. The new Posi-
Matter, 1t appears, is as spunky as "Old
Bullion" fo- he has announced his edict,
viz: That he viii not and after Mon
day next, receire sins pr send. from the
Posi- Office, any CT the bills of the Bank
of the State Of Missouri which have en-
gEasen- o. the fase-af~ them. the ikeness.
of Thomas II. Benton.
III there anything in the Post Office
laws regulating those matters, " hsch can
or may prohibit him from carrying into
effect said resolution Bal. Pat. Il -.
+ s'sgSG3J --------- - Fsl-
I'm an article on The :nillionaries Df st.
Louis, il. j. stated that receipts for rents,
Sc, Of property. owned BY Col. John
gORFallon is said 70 have reached $15l-,
900 last year. The rents Of James H
Lucas, Esq, exceeded $4,000; and
those of Col. Joshua Brant, $50, 90O.-
The sum first named represents, we sup
pose, the entire yearly revenue of Col.
/ o. Fallon; the other sums, only the rents
| from real propertY. Col. Brant is, be-
ed eatate--a portion Of arpents bought BY
his father, hardly forty years ago, for ten
or twenty dollars an acre-is worth now
probably thirty-two hundred Thousand
dollars, and is rapidly rising in value.
THE BENEFITS OF Lire Insurance.
We understand that some months since
d gentleman of this city loaned friend
,tbe, sum Of $4,000. The party 1oaning
the money was an exceedingly cautious
man. and shortly afterwards had his life
insured to the amount loanedy which
proved. at last, a judicious step for. his
friend departed this life a few days since,
whereupon the loaner received his ST.
000.--BDH. Patriot. a''t -.i. h''71
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General John Mathews, distinguish
ed citizen of Charles county, died at his
residence near Port Tobacco, on the 4th
instant, in the list year OF his age. The
following extract from his obituary no
tice in the .'Times" will show his long
career Of public service:
"In early life he entered the Office Of
the Clerk of Charles County and soon
familiarized himself with all its details
and duties. It was placed under his
control, and IN its management ard d.
rection he showed that industry and Wig
or of intellect for which he was 50 re-
markable. From youth to old age he
discharged with fidelity and honesty the
labors which it imposed upon him.
During the last war with England he
promptly threw aside the garb of the
private citizen for that of the soldier, and
entered the field, ready and prepared to
defend his country. Gifted by nature
with the most determined resolution, he
was always found at the post of duty. b
"Justly esteemed by the people of his
county, he was called, against his lncli-
nation, from that privacy of life which
was always most acceptable to him, and
sent to represent them in the Legislature
of the State. In the two branches he
continued for period Of fifteen years.
While there his intuitiye sagacity and
strong Judgment gave hlri . command
ing position-and his opinions were re-.
ceived with the highest Difference and
respect. He continued member of the
State Senate until the close. of the ses-
sion of 1853, when his advanced age and
feeble health warned him that he could
no longer serve as public servant" .L y
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1IePotOmac EllskerIs-At tie late
sessiol of OUT Legislature, law uas
passed or regulating the Maryland Sbaal
and nerriag Fishssiss upon the Potomac
river. 1t fixes the time for hauling
seines between tkeqst of"Narch AM The
sth Of May, and IL penalty annezx3 to
its violation is ny 6ae and forfeit of
seine, tackle, sc. We believe tn sorse
.who are interested in the fshiue busi-
ness upon our shores approve The lzv,
while others equally interestedcoznsssn
loudly against II. The object whicl he
lawmakers had in view was undecided
ily a good one-namely. TO prosect the
spawn Of the shad and herring from being
by The large semes. Butsso
long as Virginia allows her fisheries TO
beused without any such restriction nron
them, which We understand is the Ease,
this law of ours will certainly AVA but
little as regards the true object. These
who failed TO make a "catchp -azrIng
the earlier part Ct The seasns
-cIaHy reef H lfarushif d c0nnpe u
to "cut OUT just At atime when the liver
has splendid run Of fish in it, as Is the
case at this time, we are told. If this
law is to remain upon cur statute books.
suitable efforts should be made toiaduce
the Legislature Of Virginia to pass sim
liar act.-Poyt Te6aeco Times. q =-.r.
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Foreign News.
LATEST FROM EUROPE.
Arrival OF the Hermann.

NEW YoRK. June 8.
The Steiner Hermann arrived this mornirs
with e6O passengers among Whor. are ] Hen
niques. late U. s. Consul in australia and ]
W. Brice, bearer Of dispsi ches. She brinc,
London papers Of the s(lh, which were not Te.
eeived by the Arctic.
They state Rat Admiral Napier has shsr
eight hours eombardment, DESTROYED the for.
tross OF Lustafsweren at the entrance Of The
Gnl oil Finland: $4,000 Russians were taken
prisoner.
The British steamer Tiger was taken by the
Russ ians near Odessa, and was afterwards
burnt.
The Paris Correspondent of the London
Times says that a combined attack on Corimes,
by sea and land, has been concluded on at Con-
stantinope.
1t was reported at Vienna that Russia had
concluded treaties with Persia, Bonbana and
KiVa, and is to keep subsidiary force in those
States.
A squadron Of Spanish steamers is preparing
at Cadiz to sail for Cuba in July Troops are to
leave in June for the same destination.
The india overland mail brings dates from
Calcutta to April Goth. and Australia dates to
March 20.
The Patriot army in China was advancing
towards Pekin.
1t is reported that Commodore Perry has es-
tablished friendly relations with Japan.
The yield Of gold in Australia is increasing.
The market is overstocked
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hAuoxAL CBARAcIERs-In q well known
house in he city. The rendezvous Of foreigners.
as well as English and Irish, Frsnehman
thought TO amuse the company At The expense
OF an intelligent and goOdhumOred Swiss.
"Your eOunirymeh," said be, ''seTve under
all European monarehs.,'
ut is true," replied the Swiss. Eve are poor
aud we 6ght for that which we stand in need
of-money or pay. call il what you will"
"But," said he TO the Frenehman. "Ehat do
you fight for?"
Honor" exclaimed the impeluous French
man.
"Well. then. said the Swiss. eve both. il
seems, Gght for what we stand III need Of
mos.--ws for money, you for honor :"
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
THOMAS NICHOLS, ct. ais. B!

THOMAS NICHOLS, ct. ais. By virtue of an
vs. Alias order of sale
HUMPHREY K. WHITE, ct. ais in Partition, to me
directed, andissued fom the Court Of Common Pleas Of
Carroll county, Ohio, at its April term, A. D. 1854, viii
offer for sale at public on at the Court House door,
10 the town Of Carrolton in said county of Carroll on
Saturday the 9Th day of July next between the hours
OF ten O'Clock A. NJ and four O'Clock p NJ. of said day.
the following described real estate situate in the county
of Carroll and State of Ohio to wit Lots number FIVE,
(5) eight (S) and seventeen 7 in the town Of Lees
bugh being the real estate of which Thomas White
senior died seized Said parcel of real estate will be
sold together. Terms One third cash day Of sale,
and the remaining twothirds in two equal annual pay.
ments with interest from day Of SALE be secured BY
mortgage on the premises.
priSS so JOHN II. WHITCRAFT, q
June s, 1854. Sheriff G. CO., O.
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DE Mt ST R

DR.. J. j. STEDMAN, would respectfully announce TO
the citizens of CarolltOn and vicinity that he has open.
ed an Office for the practice Of
D Z N T A L 5 UR ERY,
directly Mr. Camerons store, where he is prepared
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StIERIFF'S SALE.

shall offer for sale at the door of the Court House,
in Carroton on Saturday the lst day of July next
tween the hours of ten o'clock A. b. and four O'Clock
p NJ of said day. the undivided half Of lonumber
entyfve, and lot lOrtyeigh in the town Of Lees5urgh,
Caro CO, o. Lot IS aforesaid taken the properly
of John Watkins and the undivided half of lot afore
said taken the property Of A. R. Dempstsr by virtue
Of Alias YCnditinni ExpoIas issued from the Court
of Common Pleas OF otBelmont co., 0.Us. A r. Dempstcr,
John r. Deal and John Watkins at the suit of Ford and
Trowbridge. pfSS JOHN Fl. WHITCRAFT,
Carroton, June l, 1854. 5w Sheriff C. co.
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MAS ONO TTCE.

The Brethren of Carroll Lodge, No. l24 Of Free and
accepted Masons will holda Masonic Festival at Carroll
ton, Carroll co. Ohio, on
FRIDAY THE 2Sd DAY OF JUNE, NEXT.
The exercises will consist in part of Grafton by
distinguished Rev. Bro John MoRt Of Allegheny City,
public procession, &c.
All surrounding Lodges Chapters Encampments and
Brethren generally in good standing cordially invi
ted to visit us on the occasion.
Access to our town by Rail Road, daily.
Per order Of the Lodge.
Carrollton, April 6, 1854. I'd. D. A. ARTER, Sec.
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sALg OF. RRAL gsTATR

Bl uhDLk o. TIE PROBATE COURT
On Saturday, hs 2sd oay ol Jsly, isss. bctsesa hs
hoafs Of tea o'clock Il. n ais sour ocat r n of ssid
day, At the door o he coUrt Hoe s - lssu 81 Csr
rolion, Va Be so 10 he highest stsf. de ioHosing
real estate the prosfy oi Ioseph g. Kennedy, deed
70 Wis The undivided one al " parcel q lad, viz
pertof section thiHyone TosnstP iouitesn Of range
hse, bounded - i00sI; beginning Al stone shish b
thirty one degrees and riy miasiss East ien isel Dis
tantom The North West corner u lot number txehly
one IN the original plat Of the town q Csrroiion Cor.
mefly CentefTe) Two hundred and forty feet lcngth
A1d nineiyeghi feet in udh with al the privileges and
aPpurieDanees thereunto belonging (ezeepns and
serving The prV eye Oihyng on sElTee Ety ieet vide
on The North end1 dso tie One undivided half Of Tia
exclusive right ard privilege to use certain spring or
fountain Of water eOndguoCs Ead premises With all hs
rights and privileges OF conducting By pipes, tubes OF
Otherwise the wasr Issuing from aid spring fountain
IN direct course through he lands Of Isaac Atkinson,
the original gani0r,) 10 the said premises and IN all
things aud 10 every particular full and perfect right 70
enjoy said premises with the privileges aforesaid known
as Atkinsons Northern Addition TO the town Of Carroll
ton. appraised ats Also lOt No. in Atkinson's
and heCooks addition 10 The town Of Carrolllon Ap
praised at Terms Of Sale-0ne-third cash, and
the remaining tWo-hirds In two equal annual payuents
with interest from day sale to besecured by mortgage
or otherwise. SAMUEL STIRLING,
5Wprfs6 JOHN II. TRIPP.
Jnne Is, 1854. Adm'rs Of J. g. Kenedy, deed.
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PHILAnELPHIA. June 8,

PHILADELPHIA, June 8.
A fire broke out last night in Allegheny City
which destroyed 18 stores and dwellings,
Among the sufferers are John Storne, dry goods
dealer; Morris & Patton, grocers; - Nc
Crafty, clothing; Magee, do Peter Mentz, shoe
dealer; Klee q Kaufman. clothing; VIM. Mil
Ter, saddler; Wilson Il Son, hatters; -
Smith, in ware; Ralston, grocery. Carson
tavern and Lighteap's tavern were also burnt.
The buildings were situated mostly on Fed
eral street. Loss $50, oO0-mostly insured in
the Pittsburgh Offices. A man named Stiles,
recently discharged Penitetiary convict, has
been arrested on suspicion of having caused
the fire;
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ApTil 20 lS54.-ly.