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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-07-04
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WHoI.E NO / ei.
An Amorous Rronaut.

While Mons. Godard was filing an inns
mense balloon in the Clsaplps lars, he
amused the spectators by sending up the
small figure Of a man the, perfect gesemS
blance of nj. Theirs, without the speeta-
l1oles, The little man being filled with
gas, rose majestiCally into the air. and
His adventures, which became known
next day. were curious. Thanks to .
strong aud favorable gale which impelled
him on his course, the little balloon man
arrived the same day afternoon in the
sight of tine country house in the neigh
borheod of Bieyro. 1t was near the hour
of dinner, and the lady of the mansion,
who naturally thonght herself perfectly
safe, was occupied in the mysteries of her
toilet, 1t was warm day, aud she had
opened one Of the windows. which looked
out upon the park, aud Was safe from any
prying eyes. While TRANQUILITY engageds
by the assistance of a corset.lacing, in re.
ducing her waist to size and shape that
would reflect credit OIL her husbands
taste, she was suddenly startled by q
blast of wind followed by a strange noise;
and Immediately the easement was thrown
open, and the little balloon man entered
her chamber unanuounced. The lady
utters a cry Of terror, and throws her
shawl over her shoulders. The little
man, driven by the wind, throws him
self upon the unhappy woman. who
screaming louder than ever, pushes him
off, and he conceals himself under the
bed.
Just as the wife in supplicating voice,
says to this novel Juan, " Ah Monsieur,
away. or you will ruin me II the husband
furiously rushed in, crying, All the
wretch have him now r. and goes in
search Of his sword to run him through
the body.
The wife, more dead than alive. reiter-
ates in the midst of sobs: Ely dy
Monsieur, and save me the sight Of q
dreadful tragedy"
The husband arrives armed to the
teeth. followed by the whole household,
who seek to molify his anger.
While two Of his friends bold the hus-
band. third. STOPPING down, perceives
our little friend. who, utters not q, word.
aud catches him by the leg. draws him
forth from his concealmOnt, when 10 -
Monsieur Balloon, no longer held down
by the beadstead. raises himself eroct.
swells out, and rises majsstically to the
ceiling, to the immense amusement of the
spectators, while the poor, jealous hus.
band sinks away, sword and all.
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Auuge Pile of sernents.

Baron Humboldt says: In the saYan-
nahs of Izacubo, Guiana, saw the most
wonderful and terrible spectacle that can
be seen and although it be not uncOm-
mon to the natives, no traveller has ever
mentioned it. We were ten men on horse
back, two Of whom took the lead in order
to sound the passages, while l preferred
to skirt the great forests. One Of the men
who formed the vanguard returned at full
gallop and called to me, Here. sir, come
and see serpents on pile He pointed
to something elevated in the middle Of
the savannah or swamp, which appeared
like bundle of arms. One of my COM
pany saids This is certainly one of the
assemblies Of serpents which heap them
selves on each other after violent tenn
pest. l haye.beard Of these, but never
saw any let MS proceed cautiously, and
not go too near them
When we were within twenty PAGES
of it, the terror Of our horses prevented
our approaching nearer. 10 which none
of us iucIiaed. On suddcn the pyramid
mass became agita:ed a horTid Kissing
issued from it, thousands Of serpents roll
ed spirally on each other, and shot forth
out of the circle their enveDomed tongues
and fiery eyes to us. / own was the
first to draw back, but when saw this
formidable phalaDx remain at its post. and
appear to be more disposed to defend it.
self than to attack us, / rode around in
order TO view its order of battle, which
faced the enemy on every side. then
thought what could be the design Of this
assemblsge and concluded that this sPe-
cies Of serpent dreaded some colossal en-
envy, which might be the great serpent ol
eayman, and they rsunTted themselves
after seeing the enemy 80 as TO Tesis
/ him in q mass. =
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CLARKsBURG, WEDNESDAY,, JULY 4th, 500.
For the Register.
To NJ. r.. H., of L.

10 NJ II" Hs3 OIL Il"
By soN-MAR.
" There are TONES that will haunt me, though
lonely
Be my path, DER mountain and sea;
There are LOOKS that will part from mo only
When memory ceases to be.
" There are HOPES that my burdened soul tighten,
Though toilsome and steep DO the way;
And DREAMS, that, like moonlight, can brighten
With light that is purcr than day"
y ! then pity the heart that is signing
For the TONES that in memory live;
For the LOOKS that, unfading, undying,
Add charm to all mern'ry can give.
For the HOPES that affection has cherished,
Have but lived in the DREAMS of the night;
May the FEARS that lived with them be perished
By the JOYS of fruition's delight.
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castrattop, Preparation Of Grass seeds,

Castration, Preparation ofGrass seeds.
BALTIMORE Co., Feb. 2Tth, 1856.
To the Editors ofthe American Farmer.
In looking over the article on castra~
ton in your paper for the present month.
it struck me that the most important part
Of the operation was entirely overlooked,
From an experience Of about 26 years, |
have come to the conclusion that the main
secret in the whole operation lies in the
ori6ce made in the outer skin; let that
be made as large as the parts will admit.
and with reasonable care in the rest, you
will have no trouble. Before made this
discovery, l lost sevorel old hogs and
pigs, and had considerable trouble with
calves, frequently having to open them a
second time, and had horses, altered by
experienced persons, do badly. Since l
have adopted the above. together with
drawing the cords instead Of outing. or
scraping, have had no trouble, My,
colts have always been operated on by
professed hands, who invariably use the
clamps, but / always see that the orifce
is sufficiently large TO prevent it from heal.
ing over until all is right within. II you
attend TO this, you need not fear tetan1s:
While ! have my pen in hand, / will,
with your permission, give ahint % such
Of our brethren of the plough as may In
tend setting their oet.ground with1grasss
that will save some labor il they thipS.
proper to adopt II myself and netghbors
have satisfactorily tested t;ikiaaaf follows;
When ready for seeding, place any eon-
venient quantity Of oats upon your barn
or granafy floor, With a due proportion Of
grass seeds scattered through mofsten
the whole sufficiently 70 cause the seeds
to adhere TO the oats, and It convenient,
sprinkle the mass with little plaster,
shovel over thoroughly with eommon
dirt shovel, and II IS ready for sowing !;
usually done, you thereby save the extra
marking aud sowing. q matter Of some
importance when labor il scarce, besideS
the seed can be distributed more evenly.
ExPERIEsoz.
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"A ChiId,s Evening Prayer.,'

"A ChiId's Evening Prayer"
Ere on my bed my limbs lay,
God grant me grace my prayers to say:
O God ! preserve my mother dear,
In health and strength for many year
And oh preserve my father too,
And may pay him reverence due
Aud may best my thoughts employ
To be my parents, hope andj oy;
And oh ! preserve my brothers both
From evil dOings and from sloth;
And may we love each other,
Our friends, our father, and our mother /;
And still, o Lord ! to me impart
An innocent and grateful heart,
That after my last sleep may
Awake to thy eternal day Amen !"
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TIE END OF GLUrroN.-- English pa.
pers mention the suicide of Mr.! Roylstone,
who ten years ago was worth one hun.
dred and 6fty thousand pounds sterling
which he has since squandered in the
qualification of his appetite. He had
agents in China, Mexico. Canada, and
other places to supply him with the rar
est deIicacies. and a single dish sometime.
cost him City pounds. At length on the
l 5th of last April. nothing was left but {
solitary guinea, which hb had served W
in the highest style of the, culinary art
he gave himself two hours for an easy
digestion. and then jumped into tb'
| Thames from Westminster bridge.
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Hopr srA4E.-The Eas.ou { 0. ! Reoi:. 4:

HoRK sHAKE.-The Eastou { o. Regis.
ter says that a gentleman living some
miles west Of that place. lately killed .
q Horn snakeR reptile often talked Of,
but rarely seen. Il is said 70 be most
venomouS snake. The Register tlus de-
scribes it:
The monster killed measured four feet
in length and the born at the end
of the tail-through an almost impercep-
.tible hole from which the poison is elected
was about an inch and 3 half long, spi.
raj, sharp 81 the point, and 50 hard as to
defy the effort to out It With knife.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-07-04

Tx LUCK AeA1N.-Tbe great body Of
readers will have experienced some graf
iicaiion in the announcement contained
in the late California advices relasiye 70
the famous Colonel Suffer. the discoYerer
Of gold in California. Considerable SYM
patty has been recently excited By tho
recital of series of misfortunes which
bad reduced the veteran pioneer from az
fuence to poverty. but he has suddenly
become rich again by tie land commis-
sioners confirming his claim 70 thirty three
square leagues Of land.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-07-04

~ The Calhoun, steam to8-boGt.
4 g IN "a fifteen miles from
town on tho 21gt tilt
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GEoHa EToWa CORRESPONDENCE

GEORGETOWN, Jan. 4 Io55
The subject Of presiding elder for the Po
tonac District of the Baltimore Conference x
&c Methodist Episcopal Church, for tha en-
suing four years, is al eady beginning to be
talked Of among nsny Of TIE lead ng members
IF tina: Denomination OF Christians Among
all thooe va have heard speak Of the matter,
1horC appear t0 DO tat one opiGion ard thot
is. that tie Rev Thomas Sewal Eow in charge
Of 'be Montgomery circuit, is the most suit
able me:o Der of the Conference for this very
responsible poet in the church We have not
A dou! in our 0an mind but thai the appoint
ment u: Mr.. S would give universal satsfac
ti9n 20 the membership of the entire district.
La every section of i, both in Virginia May
land, and the District of Columbia, his popu-
lGrity as an aba minister Of the gospel il un :
bounded among all denominations Of Chris
tiaus; & c his gentle and affectiopate DISPOSE
:ion, toge her with his eloquent and solemn
manner Of preaching and Christian ze al, quail
lies him IN an eminent degree, tor the very
esponsihle post.
Our canal IL sgain clear OF fec, and few
= sre arriving from different points this
izper'a Ferry, with grain, wood, &C.
x brothers have beer ms allied
snt Lodge, /. y. o. r., for the
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ALEXANDRIA c0REEsP0FDgHes.

Weather - Busfrrs---H xnd- IN HINT GLIB
So,ree-F,rs Ofcs,s-L.ctnres.
ALEXANDRIA, Jan 4 1885
The weather still continues cloudy, with an
appearances of snow. Navigation, however, il
FREQ, and business uadiniaishsd
The anniversary aoiree OF The Hand-ln Hand
Club gathered at their hall On the night of
Now Years, large number of Alexaudria' s
falrost daughters. From twilight till the
dawn Of day D1errimens rsignsd supreme,
promenade, cotll!on, and waltz varied by fancy
dances and enliveaed by Joke and song made
the night joyous.
No resi- til morn where youth and p'ea~ure meet
L" chase the glowing hours with H. ing let
At midnight handsome supper served up
under the care Of the executive committee
gave token of the skill OF the Hand in Hand
caterers. and after a number of tossts, in
"hich the Evening Star was not foFgotten, the
music rang out again, keeping time 70 bound
ing feet till long after dawn.
And when did IN >rIng ever break
= fl d such hranng eyes aw AXE
As those that spa'kieu there?
On the same evening, the Hydraulion Fire
company heid their annual meeting ard elect
cd the following officers for 1853 D. Barton
President; [. Entwisle, S Swain Vice Presi
dentei 4. L Carne, j., Secretary; f. D.
Whits, Assis'a1t Secretary; W r. Care,
Treasurer; Douglas, Commander; w II
Smith, w. g. Simpson, AIDS; Wm. c. App:Sh,
Richard Goodwin, Charles Stevens, J p. Tat
apaagh, Pipemen;J R. Lyons, J A proeor,
4 Phrcs!l, A. 'Trare s. - n Hurdle, n.
Johnston, u. Davis, L Leeman, a. Lutz. "
Searle, L White, j. " Tatsapaayn, a NJ.
hin'ioe Wottcn- 4. Laesoalset, HosolaG.:
Levi Hn-iie, - Beach, Torch Bearers.
DR. Baird, on tie Same evening, gave Ell.
ether OF MS inc lectures at the Lyooum Hall.
The subject chosen was "Gsrmsry,'' and in
the progress OF lis remark. the Hungarian
Revolution vi: examined and Comment e j
unOn. AM
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ensuing term r II. Porter, N. G.; r Ed.
morrison, V. G; J. F. Cissel, secretary; and
John King, treasurer.
The Potomac Fire Insurance Company de-
clare1, yesterday, a dividend of nine per cen.
for the last six Inonths-fve per cent. to be
paid to tho stockholders, and the othe four to
be carried to the surplus fund.
The offerings of beef cattle, at Drove-s'
Rest, yesterday, amounted to about 400 head
800 Of which were purchased by District
butchers: at So Is a So on the hoo:- equal to
So 30 $40 net The remainder 600 head
were driven or to Baltimore. Sh.ep, 50 81
per head.
The -four market is firm with a brisk &c.
mand at 50 a 50 %, and more buyers thar
sellers Mt these nrces Sales yesterday. AFT Ell
our letter, Of 2 900 bushels prime red and
waite wheat at 81 a6. SPECTATOR.
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sy = I. Require, auc,ton,.r

5y q I. REQUIRE, Auction,sr
FIX El.i.ENT FURNITURE AND HOUSE
~ Kr"mn. Effects al VI iipu.-Du TUESDAY
II! 'ihImr, lhnir 9th IL 10 o'clock al Iha id,nc-
az :ent man Declining d-,ke"ring. on ~mulhra>,
Conner al Ninth aha sIrel>, shall sell all hi- fur
AID e!irrt>, viz:
ian ii walnut rstr :. tn. Soda e.,S.e with dam
AK
N"'ntu y iit.i.,', sci Gi,andtics
MdiAr t"p g.. nr" Table Rugs
Mahogany tair sPi2n' .rai Char
Fire $50 4ri,! prin.isa tltlla!ii.
, nrflI"c ana Shades
zap in, ii,r""- ply and VENETIAN CARPETS
l'a..l- n::i.' EG:eflvinM:, Lamps
haItlr tsi' $iir,,ntii. ..IItiI,g Chair,
" a!Hut EaeaSi - TahJr, lS i..ct
SiN'T placed teta,a fable cullcI:
French and SiCRe tuiua, t:!a>syaIi.
Dan dc and >n2is t,.it:.ar Be,!slGad-
iA.:.iilS, NaSli-ivrlds T0i.ct sets
Feather tie,>, Bolster and Pillow
upr!iJr hair aud h;is. Martfes%eS
Cot &c thar-. Rockers, tI"ck
Two Suptriu. COak Stoves and fIAtHeS.
I. .rti!,r with genera, assortment OF Kitchen Re
GIi>irs.
Tsinis 30 and under cash; ever that amourt a
credit ui thirty and sAty days, for notes SATISFACTORY
Nv endorsed, b-ating interest.
JAS. e.. MCGUIRE.
Iah3 ID Auc;ipnCtr
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:fy }. G, l-sG++ 81 -, AugtseE.er.
kTEEf EXTENSIVE s;kI.i: tE Mp rtH;
neI Fnrr,;urr a:li iina.e Furn'sl::m- ';rc.iS
@ .HE!tNE!'D w noning. January !, NJ p
u',"''k. Al :i. il.su-" Furnishing Wa.,.,...i,<c
t.osrs. ii'dI,wc .;H3 ici,n>1n. on TN. ."n si.tt
at i'-!'n ir'Ii. .iVrnur, bt 7a.n 9th AMI 10th SIS
comprising:
t"i fnaEh'" top d!' sing and plain Bureaus
1i;.ir g;,3.r Suid- mud So!a B,i>
II DOZEN y lh"gIHv Chairs assorted Rockers
55t'"t:rZ" Chamber Si:iiCs vafi0us U. tterns
Painted RI:iedu'. SG>iI>t.nd<. Tables
SECRETARY and E.r%raSs =, " r,tiIi. Table Desks
hairoS'uy and WaiHu g mtr' ani Card Tables
Md" '',r Ecrfv ard sofa Tah;.-
Mahogany -" rsrkS B,.dSIea.!s
Single and Gom.,!e CC;tArc Eti-tetd,
Mahogany aI.I walnut Emciosc4 NashstanGz
Revolving. caHe : AT, ana pI.ia ONCE Ch;.Irs
- d"Sen "dae Ini cod seat Chairs. Escorted
dpZc" - E-rs. ~ iGus pHtt Pits
200 Mahogany ifd,..~l I-~0tr1 -@IaS>cS
10 cooking All n:ncr StHTi
French iIlno Tea 'of: Vases
Stone China Dinner .tud Taaware
''ra"Ile II II S',tS, lil-!ns AMI Pitchers
GIaS>G -, Cutlery, Fire Irons. &c.
Together Wiz i's" Ip.hrT g! Articles = . rr,-,--
>ary "a tnuIHgrlts..
he dtf"n ion of The tr.;fi" .trc,siiy He'd IN
this sale, Winch viii BE- positive aat -+hlo,.' r,.-
serve.
Terms: 10 and Under cash: over that amount 4
ThIi Ht hH 90 and llh day~ tIr nntrs satisfactorily
cu9nE~cd, ""alIu3 Interest.
LANES {. NrGIIRE
i"'' IA AuCii oHPcr.
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FASHIONABLE DANCING.

II ". MUNDFk. ro.r.snr @ Sancing at George,
L. trPn Z liera and Convent. Sess 10 We To-
ann unccs to III pubic that n Consequence CT
frequent dsat poiut.n. ntE, wi lcgsrd &C th-
IL ion % tFt rew Her. he has ben Cornra Id e.
fla4e other arFau geIIens- His Second QUa-te-
viii 'rnmeGcs st MT. EsrDhsns Hall, corner OF Pa
~ gHi II L St. on TUE DAY, Isnlla3y - -
&c cck Il and on SATURDAY t.0RN ING at q,
for Ladies', i-sss ard Masters. Ties LAY and FRI
ia niyht1 ~ f,r gsGteneG SveIa nav Daacss
-. :; a tE's. that !! avs nerSr % introduced in
hi chg, 81 Re t,ught
III those ~islsng 10 part ,ipate In tb. many
bea"ti2' dance IH fCFr ration Fl hs Wy BAL,
fe-: te-! TO jcin ics:I0a iHtr :. SiS cs,
nuoeer urwgy,.; II 10 purr's, viirh viii oil 70
h!a t. tirai. lie nlE.h'sc his eer-.nd qu-l Ter
fcr further p,rtj"u's1s please ~ wire TT Dr. J.
= hiLTo'S Music Stor-, Pa. avenue neN Tenth st.
dec fi--eoIpn
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NEW STORE. NEW STORE.

Lrpisiaaq cgs7uc gprcs'f. the B1rk If Hasbin gtca
AFR. THOMAS DELgANY respeo fully ia, ties
VI +lla attention al the pubic t. 6x-mips his
ftcck Of GOODS. ~hi b be- Res cp'De Gu Dopsl.pa
ave. e b. esa Sixth nEi sescrti Strss,E, orTosts
tbs bank of fasbi1gOo,,, consisting Of al dercrir
tionS of Tess &c. imp. RAJ Ghnno Tdrr. mud Blsrk
Tea; Wins ana Li9uo1s, .: ali Forts. which Ee ran
EEL ~ the 9gest pr,c-s fr caFA approved Der.
Besides q ! the q. ceesaTie, for GT9-eS7 bu.i-s,z,
VIZ: Er o'ns, FuckP.s, Ced r Tabs, T1Ashes, sc,
DC Please cal All sec for Jour. elres.
my Q2-3u
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AsfROLOGY DEMONSTRATED.

EJs :SE03 LEp SOUND coo,lnreh to ;creteIi
J Ell pay ir,ilI- ey.nt1 inciient torhuman lifa
slrh sigic- ven tor al sarcs>sful sooom plish-
gent Cfs rvsathT uiirs age, olsa. Ing OF fusin-s
"fH-e, stl.ca, oil III rds, ,ict,r. o party cab.
:r' or a1rosn3ed, 'rsy,ling, absent persons, law
II fe - alsO nag IL consulted Taii mans IL.
tlisr t.t-rIcry.
Turns: Gr2iI-tuen 81; led.s 90 cents; eoiored
Il pc - cents ea"h.
E.siam z. ssi!la usy Se psulted by the csrjs ct
t:Is cams place, II. stEirs. White pope 30 cents:
G1t'."i people 25 CEN. esch- Apply pt no 6sS
iistrolGl+ o,er ID dor corner CT c snd Twt Iftb
sir Ct on the re,--I. der Js-sys
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BY f.. =. WRIGHT, Auc:fon.er,
SAe0yg clown

4 BSOLtTH AND CNEESERFED SALE NJ
~ Auction. b. order IF the assi.r.rs of IGl h :
setS md c;sc5 'f first class Old Wires. !.rardI.s
and iq'oTs, n Iv stnTt'. No. = q Isl Bridge =
Georgetown, on MONDAY afternoon. IanIa-y :. \
nj n'cioc&-.iuIOagsi the sa-ipu atd md CHOICE
Wines in original cases "a :r1pnrtrd &.p-
iaf Gnrt'nHs 4 Hern-rl : finest ot: Uls,.o-.s. Nm
c'larnufo, VINO del Paste Pal" AMI Brow. n
AG.Hfsho ShfGres, NlnzstlilE5. DO. sand.
mans * nfii'v'S P.,.r. CruSly aud rriT;i,y
london DOCK Pots. Eacr India SrrCiaI I'll I!
t,G"l Mt.Ftra*, Z .ianIh"uin. q maGee Con -.
!t'rf,f"g. 'hlt' thN LATHE, hi1rpauv. /. 4
re-" < La;'':r, Cant nf Boston. md t.tlc-r..
i'"rdetnI, =. h@r.y a Minis ami other HOUSE
cabinet Sie'nhercrr. and 10 thcinIrr .;friu
"'l' iii B""&eheatri GaITi EO.-o Lao ii.,a
Ghr,eij.
Attnla, N"!e;'. an i.iarisais i'st. AMI Dark a.
Hts an iia:"Pa.H= tira.i!'.-- - ;nard and
h'u:, ani "'rrr y 'iirS Ind i.ls1nn.s
iiic C1!ir IA II | ,.YrY zach, I,. tl...
-. 'Iiy. 3h w b. sod WittI.:.;t reserve "a liz,
ia: tftf>t hr'i,r. Tr!Uis cash.
T.. :. WRIGHT,
ti'i = --E- tunIla;4rG
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TT. PHILLIPS COACH FACTORY,

372 E'".ifh :; sdi iaag t.sn-y's Livery Staales,
hWIAG 20 &c IL .T,q-ea = a. v! f.. , scns-cus
~ publ. his btsto~ed uft n M, have le Z COM
Ie;fet iH erect rcw aud Layer bull. iaS fcr tie
irving On of b:si .ess. Here sAar - FL
shlei "a Xecu'r all Ord- ert-uSt,d .la with
gr-Et. frc-l ties aad 6iS7a CT. and rud Tcsrect-
full ~ solicit c7ntbu g: n uhli : rat ourge
C,rri2g an ". gen.. Of ID. Iaoat mod 70 stYie,
bH!t nj iIa best u:leri;ls, aud warranted 70 give
satisfac:isn,
.,.psir1 If every deception p1uctusl!y attended
to.
Fog aa'e, cheap, a secondhand Clarence Carriage,
npsrly new. Gee 26-tf
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BY &. S. EVRkGKE-, suet,cnrcr
Georgasc--r
G. ;. t.IGHp, acct.cn.,-

VT ~ - = = II +, 2 ? Ct.GneCr
fiO-GH OWS-
FURNITURE. HORSES MULES q, .uo,;,,
L On WEDNESDAY morfs.ng next. the - n
instant. at 10 oc:"ck, si:4'i s., h. order o The
AdEl;it TRAITOR, at the residence 81 me- tate Pchr,t
I':lztil, in Cherry stc" NEAR The Maikc., alt tie
personality, viz:
I ,ifr'i iInfFe, Grey Mni,'. black 90. bay do
sets 'iitit%|. Sstdles and Brides
/ tarj, iow LiHts Beat Sheet
Bont l.amp~. Carpenters Tnrfs
HoH-ehnd Furni Gre, Sc &C.
Term: 80 and under ca sh over : - a rrs,,t n.
SIX months, tGG anp.Gyed endorsed rors viii, j..
t're-f z. =. " RIGHT,
ian 4-eCts auc,;,,o
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TUE AMERICAN SPORTSMAN; courarnin 2
L hints 20 spcrt men, moi - OF sporting, and
hab t. Of tn game birds and wIld fowl of Amenca';
hy Elisha J. Lewis, 81. ID. Wish numerous Iiius
uatons.
For sale at TAYLOR & NAGRYis
ian Bookstore, near 9Th 81.
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Baltimore EsrLet

BALTIMORE, Jan 4--Flour ia unchanged :;
s,les CT 900 bills City Mills at So whest--
The offerings were light this morning, with
small sales ct yesterdays prices. Corn has
advanced; sales of yellow at 90 a 93c and
white at 90 92c.
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Cotton.

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. The news by the
Atlantic has Caused frmuess in the Cotton
market, with an upward tendency. Flour
Prices have Ieceied from their previous ai-
vance, with sales of 4 900 barrels.