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kept al hard work in the hot sun the day
On The middle island they '.sented," each one.
strong and weak alike 10 dig from the hill and wheel
TO the ma'sasras i've tons OF guano each per diem The
guaio Is compact like hard clay-like loan, and as
dusty when dug. ashes On the north island il has
20 Do blasted ior the steam paddles has 10 be wheeled
ifom hundred yards to quarter OF mle-the Qaure
OF the labor may be conceived. The Chinese work
almost naked under tropical where it
hey are slender hgues and do no, look strong Negro
drivers--the mos, ugly-ookng blacks ever saw--are
stationed among them, with heavy thongs, which have
often seen them use The poor coolies have hope oil
reward-no days OF rest The smoke OF their torment
goes up on Sundays az well as week days 1t blows
away IN yellow cloud miles to eewad, and never
II without thinking what hell on earth these islands
must be. That do not exaggerate in this account
any one who has been here will readily bear witness
The fact that some OF the Chinese almost every week
commit suicide 10 escape their fate shows the state
OF their kossuth told that than sixty had
Killed themselves during the year since he has been
stationed here, chiefly by throwing themselves from the
cliffs They buried, as they live, like many dogs
saw one WHO had been drowned--t was not known
whether accidentally or notifying on the guano when
first went ashore All the morning his dead body lay in
the sun. In the afternoon they had covered il few
inches. and there il lies along with many similar heaps,
within lew yards at where Ssey are digging. On the
north island the Chinese carry heavy wale-casks sung
on poles between two up the steaphil They can in this
way, as well as in barows, take weights altogether dis
poportionse To their sleader forms. They look unhap
py, as well they may. We know that the Chinese are
strongly attached to their native soil Wrelched and
hall barbarous as they may be-, dark as may be their
i
so constituted that | witness the injustice OF
their treatment and their suffering without compass
sion without indignation. II ought to be made
known wherever English law prevails that these poor
creatures are deceived and sold into serviiude
from which they almost daily seek escape through
death-by Englishmen II is not domestic slavery in
which they placed; they were not born slaves
@S w6rss Eg
osght TO be everywhere known Americans who have TO
bear the reproaches OF The English for institutions en-
tailed upon them, and which they could avoid have
right 10 reply that The worst slavery that exists among
the civilized nations of the earth maintained by the
British subjects, who transport coolies TO the Chincha
islands II The fault Of the English that the same
syse is no. carried on in Australia. The coolies
brought there, however, have not turned out good
speculation But the taking and selling free men to
such askmaseIs these Peruvians, who little bet
Ter than the Chinese is outrage to humanity, aud
reproach 10 British lne. Let the SLAYER the Eng
lish cruisers capture be of their own ships,
with cargo OF coolies for this market.
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for the relief OF The heirs aud legal representatives q
w iam Weeks which WAS read and passed 10 a second
reading and the report ~as ordered 10 DC pi1hled-
Mr. b.. from The sa y committee, 10 whom was re-
leued the memorial OF Charles Derbgny and others
submitted report accompanied by bill Is. lo3) con
ifmng certain land claim in Louisiana, known as me
Fieuran claim; which read and passed TO second
reading. and the report ordered to be printed,
Mr. b., IRON the COMMITTEES ON Commefce. 10 whom
was referred the memorial OF Francis b. Oxcen, united
States consul at Bristol Eoyand praying to be remone'
rated or expenses Of renoving the consulate from Man
chester b sto under order from The Department o.
State. submitted an adverse report thereon.
The Senate proceeded TO consider the said report; and
in concurrence herewith,
Oydcied. That the committee be discharged hon the
further consideration Of the memorial
On motion, the Senate adjourned.
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BY GREEN & SCOTT. Aucaoneer..

rrRUsTEH's SALE OF VALUABLE PRoPERTY.-on Mon
23d January, 1854 win Offer public
tom O'Clock, in front Of the premises, ny OF deed
aud wife the subscriber, bearing
The h day May in the housand eight hundred
fortyeven recorded in Lbr W b. No. 34 oos
for the county Washington,
the Columbia all those several pieces parcels
being in the city of Washington known
lots numbered al tS2 t23 thrse,
25) twenty Ave. (a1) twenty
06) hundred the said
the dwelling houses and
belonging.
Terms onothrd Of The purehsse cash in hand
instamen OF twelve, eighteen
payments, bearing interest from the day ofsss
deed and q OF
the An at the cost Of he purchaser
purchaser should fail comply with
purchaser giving weeks OF
newspapers of washiagon
tHN JAMES RHODES, Trustee.
GREEN SCOTT,
Q5-0aw6ds
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TO Our sUBsCRIBERH

The Win b. stsrsd our bccas ssrss "
psypsn Of fe subscription be made In adsanas. 4sssF
DsD, susstss sy ios~sd Sossy ~ sss he posssss
which vii be paid III A sssssd By ouSevsss ~ sAs
usnsmissiuu. H@H
Tho COUNTRY PAPER pabhsd ls-wsskiy dusins the
sions Of Congress, ssni-ussky during the aa
Subscriptions o ps0A less thaA viii b. ssesvsd o.
terms psopostionsd 70 saausl rssss frf
ey-PoSrMAsTERs ssss md, By
sending DAILY subscbcs with go cncossA
SEMI WEEKLY subscribers. 2b snsessas WEEKLY
subscribers, with sio enclosed sAddsl csSv VI s
edition furaixh Subscribers svaSs
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ny j. c. MCGUIRE. Aur,.on.er.

TRUSTEES SALE OF SMALL FRAME HOUSE AND
LOTos Thursday afternoon, January ~ ~ O'Clock
premises, subscriber, bearing
July 1850, and duly recorded In ber s. No u.s.
73, 7t, u.s. and i76 OF The land fr
county shni sell cf lot numbered four a.
bered -four hundred and Seniu 2t being o-t
fnn,ng (l4 (s
north, running
whole width aey the Of ssd
proyemenU, consisting Of small frame dwelling house.
half cash the residue In .r and
secured by deed Of trust, bearing Interest
n. J. ROCHE, Trumse.
JAS. e. MCGUIRE,
Dee 3i--codkds Aucuone<r
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DUoATIONThs undersgued graduate Of the University

DUCATlONT The undersigned, graduate Of the Unscnity
Of Virginia. will seec, English CLASSICAL and maths
The Of will embrace all
complete The number pupils
be carefully and thoroughly instructed by
pnncipa hmseif aided sny in the department of
ot the most approved svs and ali its will
suited order fci,ie
promote the co not and Improvement Of his pupils.
he has had In ,eachin and ne iees warranted
who ths
training tner just
pectaiioas will be fully realized
Circulars containing Ae be had, after few days Of
the principal al his rooms, or at the bookstores.
X vs.. BUSHNELL, N. A.
J.ul
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being upon his and temper TO forbeasacs the
policy oil the old soldier. 4.. ..is s.fI
The questions OF The Esst-whers every blow of the
.infde is for ths advantage Of Chns.anity and Tree.
dom-wl not weaken the force Of popular santinsnt u
Madrid. F&f*4 4fE ~
signed and we have faint hope that Col. Robsgson
may be appointed as the best available democrat OF the
counryone for The country, the protection Of cit
grumble remember Judge Clayton and the fees.
OCcATOR
DECEMBER 80, lS53.--The steamer not departing until
this morning, have kept my letter unsealed until the
last hour 10 add anything that might tIanspl!e.
who is entitled 10 his immediate freedom under the re-
cent proclamation OF the but whose mas
ter ALLEGES that be is bound 70 serve twelve months
longer He was captured in SLAYER called the Frms, by
British cruiser, in the year 1928. The matter has been
brought the notice Of the capian-geneal, whose ac-
lon in relation TO it is awaited with anxiety. ..
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OFFICIAL.

TRR AsuRr DEPARTMENT. January !, loo1
hereby given holders the follow described
United States this department ID prepared to
chasc the hereof and the nst OF June
Of stocks amounting the aggregate to
dollars aud the hereinafter
toned, 10 wit
any contingent competition, within the stated
preference viii be the order Of time in which said
be offered The certificates duly assigned the United
by who receive the thereof
be transmitted this departments the receipt Whereof
will be paid compounded of the following particulars
!. The value, specified each certificate.
premium the stock of the loan authorized by the act Of
July 1885, edeemable November ~ 1856, OF The
Of loan by sa2 redecmabe 3isi
cember 1852 OF fifteen and half the stock OF the
authorized by the le47 1Si5 redeemabe
the former the 3s December 1861 aud the latter the 3O
1885, and The stock Of the loan
authorized by of 1885, edeemabe 3 of Decc
1854 commonly called the Texan indemnify
I'D Interest each certificate from the l OF January
with the
allowance flor the reach The owne Of days interest
~
the United States the assistant Boston, New York
or Philadelphia, as The parties may direct
~ 8 JAMES GUTHRIE,
Jan 3-dtlstJune Secretary of the Treasury
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MADAME DELARuE would rrapeotSnily t.forua the
III OF Wahinroa and yeaty returned
New YORK with very hand~ome assortment OF French Nou
vrsntss just arrived ty the Franklin
aressca
y,ry and other ribasds
variety of lace goods, espss sleeves, collars
81. IL a Venice. berthss
coifnrcs paint aesh haestev~h,.
Embrctderirs, coiars sle~ ves chemiseites
handkerchief, honncing, skirs
P.yis ttrgeve nigh, and morning
cts 0 Fl
superior oriental cashmere carriage olosks.
Also
WALKING cIoaks, ciiidren's sacks
and
Best hid gloves
assmped muslins for embroidery, dress niamins.
renuueriss, COMBS brushes, &c.
The Of The ladies particularly solicited large
o hne French flowers krss
Eusrnia, wrsasha, bouquets, hcy Ac
NsvN-Ssod Until H#
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MATTER & MOORE.

NALsTER a. MOORE
Dentists, Pennsylvania arenus, lon
HAVE this day .ssoossa will dental praetce
Moore, surgical operative and mechanical dentist By shs
enabled
Once which for time partially
WM. MALsTER,
tHa 4 tLste Bsracis Mals,er)
Jan 4-eodst fInisl.l
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CAHD-Al Of will rendered before the
21t and respectfully reQuest that
will settled b. s, day Of year
the take In pleasing
wants WHEN their aeeoun are paid on presentation Is bolh
agreea them and be sending o The payment
very large dress silks, of all kinds
which VIII sell very cheap
large mousselne desines be sold ver,
cheap.
iafgc lot Of French mcrinos, be sold very cheap
goods
which guaranty cheaper be elsewhere
21-.taw3wif HALL BROTHER.
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A MERICAN Almanac for 166&-Elpected this day from
IA
political, aud statistical Information. Price 81.
jan7 FRANCk TAYLOR
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EOIICEOur respectfully notified their
delivered them the Nn December As this
OF the earnestly that al
obEe calling and giving
money = short
18th January collector will wait all who have
settled previous TO that date
Jan s-6uf GLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, co,
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NaAs. FRODSHA M - owed chro nometer watches,
plain and hunting ofevey variety Of style and
LADIES' WATCHER, of and received
manuscory OF Charles Frod.la "a strand, London
Aso tho celebrated London and Swiss
kers. For sale by
8. WILLARD,
Bee 24-d3u No. Congress street, Boston,
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RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED.

MIR. SEBASTIAN submitted the following resolution
which considered by unanimous CONSENT and agreed
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VERY superior Am0ntiIlAdo SHERRY mad DAa0ctra
Il for sale dve pipes
very superior sherry hi
his excency dsTon Barca Spanah minister
celeb house OF Peter Harmony Co.. Csdz, which
will bs sold by Ihs pipe, asmIohn, dozen.
Aiso Srca, bua and Mamsey Madsira wine
lS4i gentleman Of Baitmore who
vineyards tho island
dssrng realty such seldom
the purchas
Ing ,ncse winc they guaranteed represented.
J. q McGU RE,
Dec 3i--d2w Auetoneer and Commisslun Merchant.
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HNlsFMAs aud New Year Presents fer Gehtie-
dressing robes Of silk, Fench fan
and Eagih prints, beautiful
yes, OF puces large assortment
hand II
LANES Gsnlsniens Furnishing Store,
Dec 2l--d2wn Penn. avenue ~ straet
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mediate constituency hat nearly every southern State
every State may say. 10 ihs valley OF the Mississippi,
we'll he entire American population upon the
that subject is one necessarily embraced in the discussion
aud will form proper coolary to it; and IN relation
to tha, subject. shall ask the indulgence Of The Senae
cussion is closed aud with view that the Committee
Foreign Relations may be put in possession Of the en-
tire matter thai their report may include all the
American interests embraced in this slhman communi
cation Ii is for that reason that make the call and
Bope there will be objection TO the adoption OF the
resolution al this time. beog, as have said. merely one
oil inquiry.
The resolution was considered by unanimous consent,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-25

FLOUR AND MEAL-0ur market for State and West
ern Flour is very much unsettled with moderate de-
nsrd the trade buying only for immediate wants the
arrivals are increasing, and receivers viii not store H.
For the better kinds we are unable to give any
rate quotations.
Canadian Flour Is unsettled and lower in price a.
So 5Oas IS, which are nominal The sales of West
ern Canal are AGO bbls at 81 90 IS 10.
good State; ssa: LET for common to good Ohio and
Upper Lake.
Southern Flour Il CSC. lower and unsettled sales Of
Loco bbs at ss9 SO so for mixed to good brands Bal
tmore, Alexandria &c. Rye Flour is inactive at 90
80 rs for superfne. Corn Meal is quiet sales 100
bbls at 81 90. for jersey, cosing heavy.
GRAIs-Wbeat with fair supply and only mod
crate demand and has declined Zoe. y bushels; sa!es
a.oOO bushd, white Pennsylvania at 81 90 and 200
bushels GOOD white Michigan at 81 IS.
RYE Is unsettled, lower, and nominal q: O. 10 a
G1s. Oats are lower and in better supply, and dull
at 10 sole for State and Western. Barley is want
cd at 81 lslaslls.
Corn is very plenty, unsettled and has declined
case y bushel but at the close there was more de-
mand for expert sales 10000 bushels q. 7ic for ~
sound, rs a76c. for Western mixed. Other kinds
nominal.
WHrsxrY is more active; sales zoo bbs. at ile foD
Jersey, al for Ohio, and 81 s42c. for Prism.
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SUICIDE AT WHiTrHALL-A melancholy suicide
took place at Whitehall Monday morning The
name OF tie person committing the act Mr.. Wn.
Mitchell, prominent citizen and merchant Of that
place. He ate his breakfast in the morning went TO
the barn and hung himself by Of leather Strap
which be had adjusted for the Accomplishment; OF the
deed. M Mitchell was about 40 yeers Of age sup
po.ed to be wealthy and leaves q wife and several
children Great excitement existed in the village.
Troy Wig
EYfeRsrT RobErEY Clsr.-Abram Greenhalt and
Jacob Levy, charged with robbing emigrants on the
steamboats, and who sent 20 jail in defaul; Of
o. 600 bail were yesterday brought ont on wit OF
hsbeas corpus and tax before Judge Robinson who
held them bail. /, rs stid that the Judge reduced
the bail TO $3.50 each in this way: They paid over
the Of 600 each and gave other security make
up the required amount Albany Eve. Jour, 22d.
PIGIsss ~ NEw.EsGLAsD.-Pigeons are plenty
in this vicinity ard those who have nets "a wen a.
those who have guns, are having rare sport. On
Friday last Mr.. Asa Strong caught I97 pigeons with
q net at one haul. Mr.. Strong has csught about 80
dozen this season, and Deighbor Of his has caught
100 dozen. This is a pretty good business when
pigeons bring 81 per dozen, as they did weeks ago.
They now worth IS cents.
Northampton tNsss) G.L.
AsTI-SLAvERY DIsCvssIoS.-7he Lez.AgaoH Ky
OJseTror says that Judge Nelson Of Campbell Coun-
II has challenged the Rev John G. Fee, the cham
pion Of twenty Abolition Churches OF Kentucky, to
oiscusG the question Of Abolition, and meeting i
ranged to take place at California Campbell County,
KY. Of o'clock, Oct. -.
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ABOLTTIOYfsM IN ART.

To the Est.s, e Tie " Y. Tr-bE=e
SIR: Seeing come remarks in your paper OF the
18th inst. upon Crawfords Anti-slsvery statues FOR
tie Virginia Monum,n take the liberty Of asking
you 10 publish few extracts from letter recently
from An American 10 Munich upon the same "a beet
.he having seen the beautiful statues Of which your
correspondent writes. She ssys:
Here az is ne case almost everywhere, We meet
with something 20 make blnsh Tor our country. IL
Americans would keep their slaves, and hold their
topeues about FREEDOM. IL yOald be less nTtifyiug
Put they are always budly llding up TO the world
some reminder Of the ridiculous contradiction going
on there, by Dragging OF tLei- freedom.
She then describes the statues, and their Aut.-
Slavery notices, and adds.
Here. on a roll in the extended hand Of Patrick
Henry YOU read in large letters, the word Liberty.
Now. is rot this odd What cen the Germans think
"a see this and the week before read ia their newsa-
per an account Of New Infamy OF the nlted >.atel
Are We not fool, thus publish to the world our dis
grace was glad 10 see that the date lI7o was 70
be seen on the rolled banner OF Patrick Henry, who
is represented saying from his great speech Give
me liberty or give me death so that II nsy oe
seen that We valued lihRty once, though not now.
All praise is due 10 the statues statues merety-ior
they are really gan5-but think our American art
lists ought 10 be quzzed ard blamed icr such iaisanes
to their genius a FRIEND or NORTH AsD SOUTH
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MARILYE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw.YORK........srFr Is.
Arrived.

s,,m,hip Roanoke Skinner Norfolk, &c. nise and pass
% IyS,n Plessaus Sept 81 p. NJ, 10 miles north Vi
Me- sspd passed sesbip Jamestosn hence for Norfolk
~ Maj, n Bradford Galveston d days cotton &c
wSfcmAu DmoSl c.. Has had light winds Of Cape Hat
,ss ina stropz moth sy vi ds since passing that point
So VI Nssop Mullsn, Ro Grande Aug 5, hides &c to J.
cops Or the outward passage lost from the bboom over
bosId George Beach seaman OF b,i,h Soth Anene. ~,
N,de ScT 6 gous into Cape nenloPen was Eun into BY
scbooner who stove orr buiwsiks
&c 10 $ Henry Co. Sept 81, 70 miles south Of the
HOOK passed seyesl spa one sppeared to 3. es9onsF'
-. bs,ch a trunk and large quantity OF dnrt stun
Scbr Fsppy Tbsyer Chareston 10 d., cotton Ks 20 Gee.
B1sJty Sept 49, lat IS lon "a 49, in gaze IRON z ~ II
"a, -, mn WIN an American dag III the sea was making
clean breach her at the time ga not see Any s On
ME- spSks brg sophia New Yort from Areee9 n isi
N.yYsrt With los Of all sails could net 'eAds' he' sns
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the deceased viii sppearss misplaced s,.ggeratiOn.

the deceased viii sppearss misplaced e,aggeration.
"cbemis, Of Germany. nor. 70 the knowledge Of his
peare.t friends, pronounced SO by Prof Liebg. Yet
be was one OF the truly eminent, as his many and
valuable researches and contributions TO
ard medical chemistry amply testify. While pr.
nersonaI friends. are thankful for the honorable
cLrowledement thus publicly pronounced N bis
memory they would yet be specially grAiirsd Il you
would find feasible and proper 10 correct the Ell.
preston IN question. II il actually an inaiSer'ens
omission oply Of couple OF syIlables yet being al
variance with solemn truth il is painful 70 many whose
feelings in this you unquestor ably wi-s 70 honor
YouTs. yeTy respectfully. Al =. :. DA@SO4''
Nsu- York sept = 1884
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-25

posT.I SERVICE AND RAILROADs.-ur Camp
bell tie PostmGster General, has written answer
% james l.. Orr NJ. &. of South Carolina, in reply
70 memorial from some citizens of that State for
serai daily mail on the Wilmington and Manchester
and South Carolina Railroad in which he says that he
cannot accede to their terms. Wequoto:
"They demand $500 per mile, IN order 10 place
them pom en- equality with ohorrailroajs north
Of Wilmington. Ny firm conviction is that such pay
ia entirely foo high for double daily mail service
apy railroad. No contract has been will be made
by me at that rate, and am determined If the ques
ton shall before me- not TO renew the existing
ones 70 which reference is had.
alt is a remarkable fact that no. railroads in the
country other than those from Newly erk 10 Whining
ton and Baltimore TO Cumberland Maryland, receive
$500 Der mile, although there are many rendering
equally important services; and that there some
roads which actually receive less pay for two
daily mails than is allowed for single daily lines be-
tween Wilmington, Augusta and Charleston.
For instance, on the Hudson River Railroad very
largo mails are conveyed nineteen trips weekly each
way between New York aud Albany, at s225 per
mile; while but $500 per mile ia paid for similar
vice on the connecting routes from Albany TO Buffalo.
and also The same rate the great route from New
York TO Dunkirk On the routes from Philadelphia
10 Pittsburgh, and Baltimore to Harrisburg the pay
10 likewise but s200 per mile for double daily mails.
On the great rontes between New York, Springfield
ond Boston nineteen weekly trips arc made each way
OF $3.50 per mile. Neither is this lower pay for first
class service confined TO northern routes,
0usy assumed i'll the arguments presented TO this de-
parinent tle contrary, tWce daily service is per-
formed by contract the Georgia Railroad between
Augusta and Atlanta, at S237 80 per mile being the
same rate allowed for daily line between Whining
ton and Augusta This very important fact has been
overlooked by the Wilmington and Manchester and
South Carolina Railroad Companies, while claiming
10 be put equality with connecting routes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-25

The vacancies in the Senate will undoubtedly be
filed with the Republican candidates, which will make
that body stand 81 to o, Morrill, Republican, will be
elected Governor by the Legislature. The House Of
Represen atves consists OF 81 members, Of VIII IN
ia Cary or Liquor Democrat in York Co., and there
Is one &, hear nom in Cumberland CO. A Senate en-
tirely composed Of Republicans AID upward of 90
minority in the House over the combined forces of
the Oprosition Nebraska and Liquor Democrats and
straight out Wings 10 indeed glorious result for the
cause of Freedom.
The Only Democratic County officers chosen IN the
entire State are Ben amin Wecrhcuse Commissioner
in Apdroscoprin. aud Daniel W. Amcs Treasurer in
Somerset
The vote for Members of Congress We also record.
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RENSSELAER, COUNTY FAIR.
o,,-po,S.o,e Of The ". Y. Tribune.

. orre-pos depee Of The ". y. Tribune
LAsHNGBURGH, Friday, Sept. %, 1854.
The annual Cattle Show and Fair OF the Ren.
.slaer County Agricultural Society, which has been
held in this place for the last three dsys has just
closed Although we have suffered in this county
rucst severely from the drouth which has prevailed
throughout this region, the show Of the farm was
,syv fpe. We have never seon better display Of
fpe eppies, peaches, gep.s, plums. NC, then we
tsye tlis year. II gives US hope that We have not
suffered so much as was anticipated In the loss Of
erops by The dry season. The show in the Mschani-
cal Department was of the first order and think we
can with truih boast Of rs good mechanics as any
county in the Empire State. There was worry fine
displsy Of fancy articles and oil paintings, some OF
which we think would do honor TO the Crystal Palace
or any similar exhibition II conclusion we can say
shat Rensselaer, County has done heref honor IN the
present show. and can but predict for her glow.
ting future. Success say 10 all encouragement for
the benefit of our home farmers, mechanics and ar
fists Respectfully your, truly, h!.R.