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New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-31

NJ K. EATON's COMMERCIAL BOARDING
Nl Observation-Disclosures Ia WoIcestsr hsss, 4. D.
sesffrg BosBsss Pennlalship Mercantile Arithmetic snS
othe khdred branches Each student ~i BE- warranted be
competent from six eight weeks perform with per
eet satisfaction TO himself employee the dues any Count
Room whatever bdvtdoa Instruction. classes Tuition
OR the Commercial Course els good pleasant home IN the
susy Of tie Proprietor, wh Board % per week P-rsons
tinns information the merits and references Of this In
trion be assured Of s high standing by senSing for
sopy Of lis Annual Circular and Catalogue. Address,
MN. II. EATON, Principal and Proprietor
Worcester, Masa
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papfr marebouses.

DIAPER WAREHOUSE.-J. T. DERRICK.
SON Co., No. 81 5eskDsu-s, oEes for sale 81 tss 80
teTms
Writing Papers. English, French and American
News Paper, al sizes. weights and cualitiea
Book p spsx, all siIes, weights and qualities.
rssae Pspsr fancy ,oors and white, Of the bea euss5.
HEnsiny Paper, " bite and eoorsd, different Widths.
Hstten' Psecr, .aln and Of the best quality.
Clo<h Payer S,kis and 401ts
English Hardware Paper large sssorzr snt lass srri.x
Ehesthins Psper Of the best QoAikJ.
Wf1ppils Pare, Straw, Rag and Manila
Yea Paper Of 6ifsssDt shea
Par Roofing PsPsr. ssi,sb,s for r9ofs, Ia rota
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w. 8 MELLoR Are'ioneer.
SALE-At the Lew saesrOOms,

DEREMPTORI SALE-At the Lew saesrOoms,
Noe IS and IS Pakrow directly oopOse the Asor House
THUbSUAY, july 81 ST lNk o'clock, consisting OF reh
cole on CAbINET FURNITURE being ths entire STOCK
of large and New York manufacturer all ~ which
l. fu warranted the when sod private sails w:
2s sod PAr Suites 10 enameled Chihosr suites
and ak Chamber Furrture 10 SUI es 20
10 dozs seat Fancy Chsirs richly car ed rose.
wooc Tables In great variety Lounges
sp6 Beds covered In celane &c several superb
mahogany SOs Bedsesds three patent Ehensior Dnbe Ia
be. fuly waisnted r:h ESere, Music Csbnes beaufes
ardrubes BOOK &c. together with large variety OF
s.cod hand Furniture with which the sale will commence
Ao sev.Ia fnetoned carved ard plain rosewood PtASO-
FORTES Of good and haish Also Sil be sod, To-
choice OIL PsI.TNGS 50 French Plate Mirrors for mantes
Ac 1h, Goods exhibition
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10 the village Of JAmN'e,
With " .crss Of LAND and large fine HOUSE, siso fs5n
ample outbud Toi' osoPeis, odois great
duceusnts 90 persoos wis combine the sdssnis9s OF
fine farm With tlegspt country seat within toyhvs min
uteS ride Of tbe city Apply 10 c. MILLER Co Aae
Coneers, No. ie5 Broadway.
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FEMALE ACADEMY

Tee Dext .e..on Of this Institution vii MON
Day scot 2 The Principal. Mrs. c. w. rO0KER, is
,ed by six and Teachers TIE French depsrtmsnt
will be under the charge OF Parian LADY, who viii reside 10
the pstu,on h iDteDdeJ, far as possible to make
French the Language Of the family conmodous Gym
nssian IN rvsaiDess for sups at ths
of the ter Circulars may be Obtained Of the Principal
or CT h ID. VsIrek, Secretary.
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G.LEy. AsO CHIc AGO usIos RAILROAD C9ssMf'{
s.er.tsrys Office, chicago, July IL 1870.
dividend NOTlCE.-Notice Is hereby gwen on
~ to the ssockholders Of 'hs GALENA MD ~ FIVE
Union RAILROAD COMPANY that Dtvicend ot snfS n,s
PER CENT u the Capital Stock Of said Company hs
DAY been by the ard o. Drecor' pioe On tne
rs d.v of Ausust next Exchange New York psr
bolders .sd stock at the ose of business on inc '
dss of July, 1850. IL. ,,-.,.
~ 10 sp o,ru' ~ ~ the D;,-etors W. NJ LARRABEE,
pJ oiue' " --S ~ Secretary.
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HARDWARE AUCTION NOTlCE.-JNO. +.
IL VAN ANTWERP will sell THIS DAY a. 10 O'Clock;
No 2lt Pearl st by ca'sl large sssortnent OF
HARDWARE and CUTLERY Plated Wsre, fne Tea
Trays File. Saws. Locks Hinges, Brass Goods &c s'9 800
cards and KLives 40 six barrel Reyolvers & D.
The sale will comms With stock Of Shelf Goods Holo"
aid W OGDEN, " are Fancy Clocks sc.
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pdints, Oils, Glass, &s.

EXTRA QUALITY REFINED LARD OIL
~ Very pure burns brightly and long and
;rurts the wick: bsng tree from it 10 very suPor z
machinery. Also,
COBURN's PURE TALLow OIL, superior for burning,
will stand colder weather will outwear the best sperm cd
Barrels 80 10 40 gallons Only Agent
Join w QUINCY, No. sa WIliamst
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y CHANCE BROKERS', Ma 10 William st-stocks and
Bonds bought and sold s the Broken Board Co1nmssioo
Loans and business paper negotiated Interest allowed on d.
s Dividends and Interest Warrants collected reutted
RefereDce-Union Bank
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w S. NELLOR will SELL THIS DAY Thurs
w day.. lci O'Clock at the saesroom Nos Is aud u
Park row. fou Gold Hunting Case WATCHES Diamond
BREAsTPINs 10, Of FANCY JEWELRY, lIon Safe, Jew
eers Counter Eusmeed Chamber Suites Glass Ware &C.
C4tslo, morning of sale
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N1 SCHOOL Will be re-opeped TUESDAY, Sept g.
iycvlsrs be obsinsi residence Nos
tou-plsee, sbst at M T. N STANFoRDS bookstore No
t57 Brosowsy.
MADAME BERGIER respectfully Dforms her
yJ fercs al the pubic general tha' her B0aaDtNG
sDS DAY SCHOOL for young LANES will bs reo,ened on
WEDNESDAY, Ssptemoe IT, Circusrs can bs obtained
h.rr rosoet Nc. lS2 Madison
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kptIxaPoLfs Asp CncISSAri RAnEoAp JosrMf'
koIaSAPoLIs led, July 1855.
yUtnEND NOIICE -THE BOARD Of

IL DIRECTORS Of THE ISDIANAPOLiS AND Cln
ClNNATI RAILROAD CVhPANY bave tbs Day eeya.s %
SEM, H,ANNUAL DlvIDkNu of -FOUR PEH CsSL us,
the e, e.rnir q the road for the aK months enans
.s7shs 10 ssh or aDd ser 25th inst Upon al ock es
tered in the ste books Of the CoCpsuy Ct the M s
Oho I Insurance. Trust Company, "a fork on zoe
ssb f dividend /. rsyaSle s.i Office Upon ali o,het
81 de.d paysbs a. tae Of the COMPANY IN lndisn'
spo,is By order. Wohtu, StNIo'sty
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hIEIUEND NUInGEo~DftNn tNnI.S eAILROAp
CONPANY-Tne Board Of Directors h.ve THIS DAI 90
s,es semi usl Divideni of FIVE PER CENT on me
fell Stock of this Company, payable 70 oS n ~
after III. day Of August next The Transfer oooH. " o
sosed from the July TO the day OF psynen1-Ne"
York June q, 1885, ,>, - ,,rcur,prp r,..urs,
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GTEAM POWER Several weli-hghse6
- X. HOE 20.
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Gales bp Aueticu
An pEswn. AGe ion.er.
DY BANGS BROTHER & CO.-Trade-oaie

AUCTION NOTlCE-STEAME ENGINE, DC
"A John T. y.E AHTwERP VIII sell 90 rN,oAI ,
ux a. 10 oclook No 20 Greene Of one IL horss toS
st-sm n siie Cantles IN good u nins oruI Terms o
half c.sh. tsaIee 10 approved rot. 81 ~ aay A'o
II 81 aftlnE and thr.s Tuning Lsibes
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ATOTICE-Tbe COUPONS OF the HAMPodIhE
II C,,aI ana IRON COMPANY'S BONoS will be paid os
r. ia, ~ Aurnt, AZ the Company's Office, No IS Piues
"e i'' VI e' a. g. SATrFRLEE, President.
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Mafhinerp, &r.

COTTON MACHINERY FOR SALE.-llO l.
~ LOOMS, with the rspsrsive Machinery. much OF II
eary pew Irquirs az No l6j 1reen~ch-st
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hOnses to Gef.

CTEAM POWER TO LET-A Brick twO-st0ry
~ BUILDING lOo feet by So Eliza p-thpot, j. apply
A BAIZ 481 Broadway, 70 J. ROLSTON, GizabsthPOt
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-09-26
TERMS.

Coopcr's Clarksburg Register is published IN
Clarksburg, Va, every Friday morning, at
S9,0o per annum, in advance, or at the expiration
fisk months from the time OF subscribing; after
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ton Of the proprietor, until an arfearages are
paid up-and those who do not oder their paper
TO be discontinued at the end of their term .of
subscription, will be considered as desiring to
have it continued.
Advertisements will be inserted at S1.oo per
square of twelve lines for the first three inser-
sions, and twenty live cents for each subsequent
insertion.
A liberal deduction on the above rates will be
made to those who advertise by the year.
No advertisement cOuntedless than a square
The number of insertions must be specified, or
the advertisement will be continued and charged
accordingly,
Announcements of candidates for office 81 90 /.
Marriages and Deaths inserted gratis.
All communications, toI insure attention must
be accmPanied by tho authors nHmc and post
paid.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-09-26

HE CELESTIAL IN CALIFORNIA. A Cali
fornia paper states that six clippers
brought in recently about two thousand
Cinnamon to San Francisco. The edi-
tor goes on to say
1t is very amusing to see them strea-
king through the street, following the cart
containing their baggage. the drivers Of
which, just for sport, drive on sharp
trot. and freighten the poor Johns with
the idea that they are about to loose their
traps. We saw a flock day or two
since Of fifty or more, in fall chase of
job wagon ahead, that was moving off at
a lively pace, containing lot of goods
and ,chattles that smelled Of camphor,
wool and opium smoke. The wind was
blowing strong dead ahead, and the tail
streamed straight out behind, swapping in
the breeze, and the Celestials following
"High-yah. high>yoo." A flock of them
came across donkey having with it iu-
venile donkito about week old. This
was something new. They hah-yah'd
and walked around it several times Il &.
nally one of them discovered that it had
a tail, and undertook to unfold it ho
took hold Of it and Strengthened it out
They all gathered around. deeply interes-
ted in the new species of" John,' when
the new institution resented the idea Of
relationship by letting drive both heels
into the receptacles Of the party, knocking
down a half-dozen and putting the bal
ance to flight" Cd
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-09-26

,'Her husband was on the point Of re.
plying in the same upbraiding style.l but
he recolleoted that he had expostulated
too often and too vainly. and SO he said,
nothing. a2s % s. Sc aE6' tS1
Il was a week before Mr.. Wentworth
spent another evening out. He tried sim
cerely to.stay at home but his annoy.
ance at his wife's slovenliness was too
great. and at last he left her again to her
novel and her slipshod shoes.
Mr.. Wentworth has now become con-
iirmed visito of the debating room, the
members of which are chiefly married
men; and ifthe truth were known, it
would appear. we believe, that most of
Them. It not all. have wives resembling
Mrs. Wentworth. Sometimes there is an
undue quantity of brandy and water
drank at these meetings, so that some
members. and Mr.. Wentworth among
them, + eretra desunt.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-09-26
A Coop FENCE AS A PEACE PnrsravEa

A Coop FENCE AS PEACE PREsERvER.
"A certain minister. one Sabbath was
enforcing the duty OF Iove to oar neigh6ors,
and enumerating some things essential
to its maintenance. After proceeding in
his discourse from fourthiy through sixth
ly and lastly, his good deacon who had
regarded the aununciation of each divis>
ion with marked interest, sprung to his
feet and exclaimed. Have you really
done, sir 2 The astonished preacher re-
piled that he was on his last proposition.
'Well. SIR said he, Il am astonished that
you should omit one thing. which 1 have
found indispensable in keeping peace
among neighbors.' And pray. what
may it be, said the preacher. why. a
good line fence. between them, ten rails
high
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-09-26

Exc1r1Ne PRUR1Esr CUR1os1rr.-A stri>
king instance Of the power of curiosity and
the proclivity Of human nature to indulge
in forbidden pleasures. recently occurred
in London. The Times had vehementIy
denounced the opera of La Favorita, at
Her Majesty's Theatre. as &" an exhibition
Of harlotry on the stage" and called upon
the people Of England. in The name of
everything virtuous, fathers of families,
mothers and daughters included. to mark
their sense Of what was right by keeping
away from the performance. The q peo.
pie Of England answered this appeal by
crowdiDg Her Maiesty's Theatre on the
occasion of the performance of the opera
to suffcation. and not even standing room
could be found in pit or gallery. Masses
of people principally ladies. it is said pour
ed into the theatre in manner not wit.
messed since the frst triumphs Of Jenny
Lind. Not alone had the house never
been fuller than on this occasion. but the
audience had never been more respecta-
BE!
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-09-26

A NIGHT ExAMPLE.-Many years ago.
IN m obscure country school in Massa-
chusetts. an humble, conscientious boy
was 10 be seen; and it was evident to all
that his mind was beginning to act and
thirst for some intellectual good. He
was alive 10 knowledge. Next we sec
him put forth on foot to settle in a remote
town in that State. TO pursue his fortunes
there as shoemaker, his tools being
carefully sent on before him. 10 a short
time he is in the post of county survey or
for Litchfeld county. being the most &c
complshed mathematician in that section
of the State. Before he is twenty We
years Of age, We find him supplying the
astronomical matter Of an almanac in
New York. Next he is admitted 10 the
bar, a self fitted lawyer. Now he is on
the bench OF the Supreme Court Next
he becomes a member of the ConStitu-
tional Congress-. Then he is a member
OF the committee OF six, to frame the De.
claration Of independence. He contin-
ued member of Congress for nearly
twenty years, and was acknowledged to
be one of the most useful men and wisest
counsellors of the land. Al length hav-
luS uISCndFSeu every ONCE with perfect
ability, and honorer in his sphere. he d..
ed regretted and loved by State and M
ton. This man was Roger Sherman.
We take particular satisfaction, now and
then, in chronicIeing the career of sells
made men; and holding them up as
brigh; examples for the youth of our time
to follow. II is the best service iourn.
aliSt can perform for the good Of the ri
sing ye neration.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-09-26
For the Enquirer.
FILLMORE STOCK.

oNhs &.
They say tits rising-how surprisingI
But why should it surprise!
1t was SO Low-and hope, you know,
Grows bright before it dies.
His puny host, keep up the boast,
Outright and Frightening skies
So great they swell, they scarce can tell,
Where most this prospect lies.
They take the vote on cars and boat,
And Fills not once rejected
But Scott and Clay, were in this way,
A thousand times elected.
IT'S proved, and found, this earth is round,
And yet, how strange the thing!
They now declear, with clustering mir,
That Buck. is not in the ring
And, stranger yet, they will not bet,
Though they've better cause;
They say, than Buck, who always struck,
For equal rights and laws.
FLIP does declare, while in the char,
No ERA could be better.
Say Ike, dear cous', now tell me, does
He mean the era Eric) letter2
lie means, dear Ike, jnst what you like, y
He's every thing but-FREE;
You may be bound, he will be found,
An oath-bound nominee.
He's not Wing, nor cares fig,
For that once proud old ship,
Which once he said, but now nssails
With oath and sign and grip.
Andnow he's washed, and Whiggery squashed
By Sam the "great despised.'
To pass thus changed, wcro passing strange,
man galvanized.
Sans Notwithstanding -hooting,
Ofturned und turning coats,
Again but showGs how weak our foes,
And not gain of votes.
Now Buck and Breck will surely wreck,
The hopes of Sans great gun!
The SHm's (psalms) that they may sing to-day 1
Will soon be hushcd and done.
July 90, 1856. COUSIN JOE.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-09-26

A REAsoNABIE SUGeEsr1oN.-A Yam
kee being challenged by friend for some
supposed insult, replied AS follows =
f" Dear Sir-As it will be inconvenient for
me to meet you at the time you name
as my death. if I should fall, would be
an injury to my business and family.
should feel obliged by your going to the
wood alone. picking out tree about my
size and firing at that; il you hit il, /
shall consider myself shot il you do not
hit. call at my store and make an apollo
gy-"
ng If ell were rich. gold wonld he moor.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-09-26
COUNTRY GIRLS.

COUNTRY CHRIS
Mrs y;c.or;a F,I,e. ;n ,ha oh;o ~,
,;va.or IN a;s,ar,a = I 80. - 'as ~ INV III. oul
aonntr, ..;xIs sn1e 'aiAs T"
The fasmsrs, d.,.h.ars =.
the life as we'll as - af % .Sa 'oen sa.' ~ oe
o,lor;ons ,aca "a lvo,,,.,,,
la1d can sbow sasL ~, =. t,a..aN'.L"' Nv gsuo'
for before tie, ean hsaas,a - a W.. s.em .eui
will sbaya - ns9La sa..ss, g. s.s' as sneS
two kinds There ara son,a 60 aho n - Saa.o A. -
ciate tbeir cond;,;on snJ son,a 80 - -
false nride in it hecansa 1hey dsmand
more cons;darat;on ,han H.. ,,as;,
want of ;n,sil;oaaaa ,,aa. ~ s."h:S :. =
the dav and of refaaS a5a.a,;ag
more in a countrv ,han q toaa h.aa - ~ ~
in this age of books and nswsnaasrs 49, s''
Many Girls arc d;s.an,"spd @ pS. Sa".so
thew cannot he sen, awsy rom hema Uuse 70
hoard;na scSooIs bn. ,,aa ~ - e "
minds and tnowieaaa wv ~ ,he I mo.,S y. uPei, .SI
rather have for 80 " sas,"s sae "u, -.,s "ou na
nronar,v sdnoa..d y. Lanoa en al %e' anu anu
adnca,;on can he haS nsa.s.ox % .l.n sn.s
10 not wan,;no. tas.a 81 -: sne osene ~
,sonda~. anS asso ,oi ,uns 'L.s uoes
Lnowledaa = a,n'a.. aas.%;. a.set
200, drourht - H. @ ..s;au;as ":H essan :, a
There ;s 5armsr,s d.nap,an ;n ,l; Ilps's
roon, IN ,.h;ch =, = " Lan.,:s.sf :Ss5
rssnad and ;,taIIoa,.ai 1n
n;rlho,d booLs ,nsra ~, " ai,n.;s,i - "0Se so
5nw and ~ ,'a;ael Nv S". &C peu as
80 49, aa a;.o" no saeo n1i uue euuea'1on
d;sconraaed ana ona hn, on on. "u nna han nass ss
trna lase af a!,J. no ' one "no nau do
II ~;il iGs s'o,a " 1sI ah. .h;.L 49,
r;rls orc W., ~ ,.a.a .hn ooS "
Country Ths wdnaan os ,o,a p ~ o;,;a,
ar. hacoo;n', ~ nn;.e.ssI,', 40 .eheaI.ss a I.t's'
and 80 almost unixarsalIa ax.raHaraI,
foolish and fash;onable tbat man a,s al'
most in despair Of obtainins wives who
are mt invalids and nrovid;,, ,hon, ,w;,b
what thew demand alter thev have MAJ
ried them. Unless the vonn, man has
the fortune { good or badl 10 he the in.
heritor of wealth he must snand ,be nos,
bloom of his youth to ACQUIRE enouoh 10
"start upon. as people are exnected IN
beyin now .a-days. Men even in h;gh
places would 90 to the country for their
choice if they met their equal refinement
and intelligence. Women are preparing
to take a nob!e stand in history. and the9
cannot do it in ignorance.
Town girls have the ADVANTAGE of more
highly polished manners and greater ac>
omplishments; but country girls have
infinitely more to recommend them as ri.
walls Of their fair city sisters. They have
more truth, household kno wleege. and
economy, health, and consequently beau
ty. simplicity. affection and freshness of
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-09-26

POPPING THE QUEsTroN.-I was sitting
by the side of Imogene, meditating upon
the best manner of coming to the point,
when she took up an orange that lay upon
the table.
Will you have part of this ?" she
asked.
assented, thinking all the while, more
Of orange flowers than Of the fruit. What
shc was thinking Of. cannot say. She
divided the orange into two parts, and
gave me one. A sudden inspiration came
upon me.
"Oh, Imogeue !" said 1. 81 wish you
would serve me as you have this orange"
"What do you mean ?" she asked in.
nocently.
"Why. you have Aalved this orange
now won't you have me ?" ....
am little oblivious as to what fol-
lowed for the next few moments; only
remember that somehow l found my mou-
stache in contact with her lips. We are
to be married in September. You will
receive cards. ....s.. .=.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-09-26

The CAMELs.-I. has become quite a
common sight to see camels aud dromeda-
ries marching through our steets. The
camels are now employed in carrying gov
ernmens freight from Powder Horn TO
the depot. They carry the enormous
weight Of 1900 pounds. and carry it with
the greatest ease. The sight of them
stampedes all the horses and mules that
come within sight of them. The are GER
tainly not handsome creatures.
A horse, in brisk trot, can scarcely
keep up with the camels when in walk.
They apparently go slow with their long
measured tread. but in reality they are
going rapidly.-Isnas paper.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-09-26

A WALKER.-An extraordinary pedes-
trian feat has been performed in Derby>
shire. England. A man named Alfred
Helson undertook to walk six successive
days the distance Of seventy miles. lie
commenced his performance on Monday,
July Goth. and completed it with ease on
Saturday, the 25th OF July doingit with
in the specified time. The seventy miles
were usually walked in about fourteen
hours. but one Of the days they were com.
pleted in twelve hours: While ON travel
he took.yery little food, except beef. tea.
or small piece of mutton. half cooked,
and little stimulant occasion s.,.isy His
usual pace was from four to SIX miles an
hour u
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Echo ANSWERING" w hat must be
done to conduct newspaper right o.
"Write.''
Spe aking of the Eastern war, one asked
"what will be the expense ?''-"pence."
:" What is necessary to a farmer to as.
sist him ?"-"system.''- .,.,...ez .
"What would give blind man the
greatest delight ?"-"light."
What's the best counsel given by a
justice ofsthe peace ?"-"peace."
.'Who commits the greatest abomina~
ton ?''.-.. nations C E -
:" What cry is the greatest terrider?''-
''fre.''' ~
"what are some women's chief exer-
else ?"-'.sighs.''
/" Who is more beautiful than she /? I
demand an an answer. Ann. SIR"
aR knowing your own faults, look
#charitably upon those of others.
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EN knowing your own faults, look
upon those ofothers.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-05-30
FOR SALE.
Nine convenient DweIIing-Houses.

AA Nine convenient Dwelling Houses,
and 5000 feet of ground, suitable for buildings,
thirty per cent less than cost-As believe the
builders Of this city, myself included have agreed q,
build more houses without some little remunera.
ton for their labor and to show my sincerity in
the case, offer TO SELL in order to get clear and wind
up my business
4 OF those handsome and well-built three-story-
and-attic Brick Houses; also, Building Lots also,
Cottage House, surrounded by shade trees-all
situated in square 452 leading from Sixth to Seventh
streets, on Massachusetts avenue. y,
Also, that handsome and convenient block OF three
story Houses, four in number, on Sixth street. be-
tween III and streets, -, =
Also, the corner Ground, about 5000 feet all in
square 458. .3N
With the exception Of this ground, believe, none
can be purchased in those squares for less than 81
per foot.
The houses are all occupied by good and prompt
teuans at an aggregate rent of &200 and can easily
be augmented to $4,000 without any other improve
ments TO the property and will sell separately or
together. VI I'LL
10 those wishing safe investment here is good
chance liberal credit win be given part of the
purchasemoney. .R tts .b5a.E 81
Inquire of the subscriber on the premises ~.
mar 11-8td&lswH J. B. PHILLIPS.