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GLOVER.

-
GLOVER.
CL. FRENCH, NJ. D.;
pHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
L Glover, Vermont.
d. B. RANDALL,
EDGING, Planning, Splitting and General job
IL blng, Glover, VI.
MARTIN ABBOTT,
WHEELRIGHT and Carriage Maker, Repair
w ing done to order Glover, Vt.
II. W. PHILLIPS,
HARNESS MAKER and Trimmer Particular
IL attention given to trimming. Glover, Vt.
O.FRENCH & son,
MANUFACTURES and Dealers in Boots, Sh, es.
| vi Rubbers and Findings. Glover VT.
L. H. NYE,.
| TANNER and Currier. A supply of all kinds of
i Leather on hand. Cash paid for Hides and
SKINS Glover, VT
S. c. HAINES,
! MANUFACTURER and Dealer in Harnesses Ri
| vi ding Brides, Collars, Whips and Haltars Re-
| pairing promptly attended to- Glover, VT
NORA L. LEONARD,
NIILLINER and Dress Maker Dealer in La
! vi ces, Rbbous, Pumes and Fancy Goods Rooms
| over Dwinell q Tafts Store Glover Vt.
F. P. CHENEY,
| A GENT for Sewing Machines" American,
~ Wheeler Wilson, Gold Medal, - "Cireen
| Mountain, " or any other kind in market
Z. Z, FOSTER,
! DROPRETOR UNION HOUSE. Stage leaves for
L Montpelier Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays
/ and for Barton twice day
Nm. & W. y. SCOTT,
| DkOPRlETORS Of Glover FIGURING Mills Best
Il Brands Family Flour always on hand Also
! paid to Custom Grinding.
D. WHITTLESY.
| nEALER in Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods
W. l. Goods and Groceries. Crockery, Hard
ware, Flour, Salt, Nails, Fish Paints and Oils pa
! tent Medicines, &c, Glover, VT
A. c. ATHERToN.
/ GLOVER EXPRESS. Leaves Glover twice dai-
! ~ ly Tor Barton, to meet the o'clock morning
ana O. clock evening trains. Leaves Barton imme,
dlately after the arrival Of trains Connects with
! Hardwick stage Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday
| mornings.
E.O. RANDALL,
DEALER in Dry Goods Groceries Crockery.
| glassware, Hardware Ready Made Cloth
ing W. l. Goods, &c, West Glover, Vt.
GREENSBORO.
L. BUGBEE,
/ CUSTOM Boots and Shoes made from selected
| - stock, Greensboro, Vt
CUTLER 4 GOSS.
| NANUFACTURERS Of Carriages aud Sleigbs
| VI Repairing and painting done Greensboro
HENRY DUDLEY
/ OCAL AGENT for F. p. Cheney First class
l. Sowing Machines Of all kinds Greensboro
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SERGEANT-AT-ARMS.

Sec. II. Section seventy-seven ofthe
same chapter last mentioned, is hereby
amended so as to read as follows:
"Sec. II. There shall be biennially
chosen by the senate and house Of repres
entatives in joint assembly, sergeant-at-
arms, who shall hold his Office for the
term of two years from the first day OF
December next succeeding his appoint
ment, and who shall give bond to the
State, with sureties to the satisfaction OF
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IRASBURGH.
MuLpRIDGEA SAWYER


HuLDRlDGE & SAWYER.
nEALERS m Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods,
- W. ]. Goods and groceries, CrOckery. Hard
Hl.e, Salt, Nails and Fish.
CHARLES l. VAIL,
I TToRNEH. Bounty aud Claim Agent,
"A lTusuurEh, ".
L. +. EDGEBrON
DBUPRIETOR Of lushUr-h House four miles
/ llm Conn. a Pas, River Railroad Convey
.... Y and from the station arrival OF ul, trains
N.s O. good livery 90 connection with the House.
.H.s uI-h,N
s. STANFORD.
GROCERY and Variety Store, where are kept
VI Flour, Pork Lard, Butter Teas, Culcc, Sugar,
IuUir, SJUyyppc, dc. Meals furnished TO order.
Alvey -tJul" Iu connection with other business.
.uI-I. w.
W. l.. RUSSELL,
DEALER go Drugs Medicines, Dye Stuff, sta
- t0ucry, BLANK Books, Candies, Cigars, To-
.Ht1, Toilet Soap, Fancy Articles and all the Pop
.lr Patent Medicines, lrasburgh, Vt. Also pure
Wines and Liquors for medicinal and mechanical
purposes.
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nEALERS iu Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods,
- VI !. foods and groceries, Crockery, Hard
#I|g. Salt, Nails and Fish
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The other day man named Abraham
Spillmine, with his wife and children,
made halt at the Western Hotel, IN
Windsor; and when it became necessary
to register, the man took up the pen and
wrote: saBrahaM spIllmIne himself
and His wife-aNd his three children
and His daughter" And he laid the
pen down with the air of man who had
seen about all of the world worth SEEING
Detroit Free Press.
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General gnsinsss earDs.
BARTON.
I !, WOODMAN
o. ID OWEN

J. L. WOODMAN,
r,rEp in Bo,t.. shoes, and Findings, of the
ENLIrRi rip5 n and quality Offered cheap ior cash.
81. ~ yIy c,sr A G j. L. Twomblys.
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HENRY DUDLEY.
/ OCAL AGENT for F. p Cheney First class
l. Sowing Machines Of all kinds Greensboro
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CHARLES /. VAIL
I TTORNEH, Bounty and Claim Agent
~ iIusuglrgh, ~.
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H. BEAN

i'lts T. III AAA'NAbt''
hENTlNF All the Modern Improvements at
- DIS uhee loo True's Block, Newport, Vt.
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o. B. RAMSEY.
CARRIAGE Painting, over UHord's Carriage
" shop, Barton, Vt.
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d. " NA-hDl Ashr
INSURANCE AGENT. Insurance Of all lSinds eff
| .acted to any amount in first class companies,
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s. MARTIN ABBOTT,
- VkT HEELRIGHT and Carriage Maker. Repair
w ing done to order. Glover Vt.
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NEWPORT.

+. y. DORMAN,
nEALER iu Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps
II $50. COburn Block, Newport, Vt.
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nEALER In Stoves, Tin, Japan, Wood, Glass and
| J Hollow Ware, Barton, Vt. All kinds oil barter
fI.gH in exchange.
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c. L. FRENCH, NJ. D.,
DHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
Glover Vermont.
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H.W PHILLIPS,
y HARNESS MAKER and Trimmer Particular
IL attention given to trimming Glover, VT
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yK-uULENALE Dealer 100 Best Brands Flour
w Corn and nruccrics-Tca, Coffee Sugar Mo
Ii-,,s Spices. Nn.,-LIme, Plaster, Oils, Fish, and
Salt Depot Store, Barton village Terms Cash.
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ID. B. RANDALL,
ENDGING,. Planning, Splitting and General job
Il bIng, Glover, VI.
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L. BUGBEE,
CUSTOM Boots and Shoes made from selected
- stock, Greensboro, Vt.
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j. i. CASSIDY,
DARBER and Hair dresser Shop on the corner
ID Main and Water ST., Barton, Vt.
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DLACkoluTmNG, Horse Shoeins and General
ID REPAIRING Has On hand Gable Chains, Bride
T.Ir- Chain. Hooks. Whiflctrce Irons. Neck
I.s.. Cmt-lluus- Gc., Barton, Vt.
, 1870-08-05

TABLE OF THE FALL OF RAIN,
during the week from 9th July to 2nd August.
Christiansted. Frederiksted. Kings Hill.
Lines. Lines. Lines.
, 1870-08-05
Ansaettelse.

UNDER 1ste dennes har Gouvernementet
beskikket Detailhandler w. Clindinen til
Oyerformynder paa St. Croix istedetfor hid
tilverende Oyerformynder, Contreadmiral
Christmas, hvorhos den Cancelliraad, Apo
thicker L. Faber under 3die Juni f. A. med
deeIte Constitution til ad interim at acre
Overformynder paa St. Croix efter O%verfor-
mynder, KongoIig FuIdmegtig J, F. Col
bergs TiIbagekomst hertil Den er heyet.
, 1870-08-05
Notice..

mn the eve of his departure for the
,UJ United States, the undersigned
returns his thanks 70 his friends and
the customers Of Roche Bros. for
past patronage and solicits a CONT
nuatiOn of the same.
Messrs. p. w. Schuster and Char
les r. Brown are the Attornies of
the Firm and Captain G. I. Taylor
Agent at West End.
Christiansted St. Croix 23rd July
1870.
JOHN ROCHE.
, 1870-08-05
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water and u,apks to cross the soft mud of Cavas.

water and planks TO Cross the sols muo VI o"'os
some lake.
The difficulty with the Atlantic cable Is no
nearer solution. Immediately after the Interrupt
tlon OF communication BY, the first cable, the
steamer Robert Lowe was sent cut to make re.
pairs, and it was supposed that the second in.
jury wa, caused by carelessness in graphing the
wrong one This has since proved incorrect,
since, on th, day on which the second interrupt
tlon took place, there was no graphing done. 1t
is now supposed that the injury in each case is
the samc-probabiy abrasion on the rocks. The
cable companies have givel their opinion OF
the situation to an interviewer, which may
be b-.ehy stated Us that, With on accumulation
Of two days. work for the single French cable
at Brest, they were forced to increase the
tariff in order to stop the increase Of business In
measure. The French cable has bad leak near
Brest, and cannot be used to It's full extent Mr..
Field gives little encouragement as to the success
OF repairing the broken cables this season, and
goes further to say that 1t will not pay to lay ano-
ther The three cable systems cost sl9ooo,oo0,
and do not pay heavy dividends, the amount OF
daily earnings having decreased rather than aug
mented under the reduction Of the tariff. There
is said TO be not enough work for the cables al.
ready lail, and 1t Is limited that the companies
may not reduce the tariff after the present trouble
iS naSt.
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man feeling prior to the Treaty Of London.
As regards, the attitude Of the treaty powers
in the present emergency, it is importantto
note that in 1s67,it was officially declared
by England andfRussia thatthey understood
the guarantee mentioned in the second artl-
Gle of the Treaty OF London as a joint guar
antee, and not involving an obligation for
any OF the States to enforce such 'guaran-
tee sn1,rtdwalky.
In demanding the annexation of Luzenl-
bourg, Bismarck makes another step towards
the complete unifcation OF Germany; anu 1t
is not hard to see that in the rectifcatlon OF
frontiers now taking place the future boun-
Diary Of the German Empire Oh the west will
run nearly due north and south from the
North Sea to Switzerland, including Luxem-
bourg and the French provinces east OF the
MoSelle
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STOCK.
State Of South Carolina Bonds tdue 1911
State OF South Carolina Stock Fire Loan.l
Memphis and Charleston Railroad Bonds First
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Memphis aud Charleston Railroad Stock.
Memphis City Coupons (past due.)
Atlantic and Gull Railroad securities.
Macon and Brunswick Railroad Scrip.
Macon City Scrip.
Alabama State Treasury Notes.
Uncurrent Bank Notes OF Virginia, North Ca:o.
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dec18.l No. 25,Broad street.
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o. ksES.

TARM TO RENT.-ONE OF THE BEST
FARMS in the low.counlry, situated In st.
Andrews Parish. adjoining the Bridge Company's
Ferry will be rented 70 paying tenant on m0ue-
rae Ierms. 1t Contains 200 acres, lU0 hundred
c,eared Possession given on the 26th Instant
Apply to II. s. GRIGGS No. 43 Meeting street.
IieC16 fCuth3
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Diesolutiuns of Gopartnershlp.

OF COPARTNERSHIP
~ The Firm OF WILLIS CHISOLM is this day
disSolged by mutual consent. The liquidation OF
their affairs will be conducted by E. WILLIS, who
will continue the business on his own account.
E. WILLIS.
Charleston, S. G., December 8. 1870. dec7
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mo RENT, TWO OR THREE COMFORT
ABLE ROOMS, with necessary accommoda-
tiuns Apply OF No. 81 South Bay, second door
from LPpare street. deCl6--H
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ENOK RENT OR SALE, A BEAUTIFUL
~ ESTATE in Urangeburs District situated
IN Lyons Creek, three and half miles from the
-outh Carolina Railroad. The tract contains
800 acres, sou rich red clay, adapted TO cotton,
rorn, wheat, root crops and clover.
splendid range FOR cattle; sunny hiiisldes Tor
Vineyards, and low lands for meadows. Lyons
creek, large, falling stream runs through
rhe estate and furnishes one OF the anest water
powers III the state.
a most valuable iron ore lGs been discovered
recently OH tic place.
The estate has on Il all the necessary farm
buildings, negro houses, barns, stables, gin
houses and small dwelling it has been In con.
atant cultivation since the war, and the splendid
growing crop would give entire satisfaction.
1t Is offered for rent oc Sale, Gu reaSone6ie
terms.
Address Mrs. L. N. kElTT,
Society Till, Darlington District, S. o.
Or K. II. MARSHALL d BR0., No. 80 Broad
street. aug4
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EARM TO RENT.-A FARM OF FOUR
Il TEEN acres, situated on the Bellvedlere
Tract, three miles from the city. TO rent low TO
q good tenant. Apply at ]. q. Ii. CLhUsSEN'S,
Marker street. uec5-Wm
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nOARD FAMILIES AND SING L z
ID gentlemen eau be pleasantly accommodated
at the corner OF Wentworth aud Glcbe streets.
dccl3
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NOR SALE, STORE FIXTURES No. 10
H. Hayne street. decl2-6
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for 5GIe.

ToR SALE, A LOT OF FINE CANARY
IL BIR IS and SEED. Also. FISH R0ES, at A..
BUERU'S, M. 81 Market street. dec144*
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EXTENS SIVE ASSOR ENT
OF
CHRISTMAS GOODS,
LINLEY's CHEAP STORE,
No. 3ss KING STREET.
Call and see for yourselve

CHEAP! CHEAP! CHEAP!
500 dozen PORCELAIN TOYS, all sizes and pat.
terms
3G0 Motto Cups and Saucers 200 Motto Mugs
80 Bohemian Toilette or Cologne Sets
MousIache Cups, Vases, Toy Tea Ses, and gene
ral assortment OF China Goods.
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ENGLISH AND GERMAN SCHOOL, No.
~ So WENTWORTH STREET.-The exercises OF
thslrstltutlon embrace all the branches necessary
for good English and Commercial education
The hours from TO O'Clock P. III. are devoted
10 German lessons, viz: Grammar, Speaking;
Writing and Reading. Lessons in Drawing and
Moulding every Saturday morning. The Night
School from to O'Clock, for exercises OF Arith-
metic. Reading, Spelling and Writing, and orna-
mental and Mechanical Drawing for adults.
The Academy Is under my special supeTinteii-
Hiss j. H. ANGEL, Miss LE0NHARDT, Miss J.
MILLER.
Vocal Musle by Professor F. BE;RCkHAN:
G. u. BERGMANN,
apoq Principal
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HooK AND LADDER TRUCK FOR
H SALE.-Six LADDERS and full compile.
ment OF Hooks, Axes, Lanterns, &c, in perfect
order, and goodas new; will be old cheap. Ap.
ply to NJ. H. NATHAN, Chief OF Fire Department,
charleston s. G. nOv19-1mO
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EoR SALE OR RENT, THE FOUR sTO-
RY BRICK BUILDING and Fixtures, No. %
IIayne street, now occupied by GO1llrich Wine
man Il Co. Possession gwen January l, 1871.
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rNo RENT, THAT DWELLING HOUSE
AND STORE. with all tile Fixtures complete,
corner Quuen and Franklin streets. Apply on the
premises or to J. NJ MULVANEY. dec14-H
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JAPANNED TINWARE.

CRoCKERY CRoCKERY CRoCKERY |!
1000 dozen PLATES. all sizes, from 25 cents to
81 25 per dozen
500 Sets cups and saucers, 200 Ewers and
Basins
Water Pitchers, Flat, Deep anu covered plsn' .,
Bowls, Mugs, Baking Dishes, Soap and Brush
Trays and Saucers, and an endless variety OF
small articles.
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Business Qarhs.
noCK AND BRIDGE WORK.
JOHN D. GRIFFIN, CONTRACTOR.

Estimates and plans furnished on application
for all classes OF BRIDGE AND WHARF WORK
In city or country.
Orders solicited from County Commissioners
and Others having charge OF public works.
Address Postoti1ce Box So, Charleston, s. O.
noy26-1mos
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Boar0inq.

A FAMILY OF THREE OR FOUR CAN
n be furnished with comfortable rooms !and
BOARD, on reasonable terms. Inquire Mt NEWS
onicc dec16I"
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T,OR SALE, A No. l WHEELER &
IL WILSON'S SEWING MACHINE. In Cabinet
Case-cheap. Apply III J. l.. LCNSF0RD'S. No: 81
Queen street. nov23 /.
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One FARM on Rutledge avenue, known as "Cat-
tie Farmn being on Fair street; $50 feet front
and $50 feet deep; about ten minutes walk from
Line street.
For terms and other particulars, apply to OTTO
SCuWTTZER No. 500 King street decS.l2s
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G6uratlonai.

MISS A. L. SALOMON CONTINUES
Ixl. TO teacl, WAX and ROSIN FRUIT; Wax,
Worsted, Hair, Leather and Paper Flowers; Gre.
clan and Oriental Painting; Embroidery, Tapestry
aud Tuftng Work; Crochet, Netting, Knitting
and Fancy Work, In It's various branches, at No.
% Society street, third door east OF Meetings
where specimens can be seen.
Orders iu any OF the above branches promptly
executed. nov28-lnwf51mo
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LAY SERMONS, ADDRESSES AND REVIEWS. By
Thomas Henry Huxley, IL. D., F. r. 8.
New York: D. Appleton. 1870.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-07-30
valuable EARRINGS stolen.

On last Monday Miss Rose Lee, of tho
Academy of Music, took pair of fine ear
rings, valued at $3.50, and placed them, as
she supposed, securely in her trunk. On
Wednesday they were missing, and she
was forced to the conviction that they had
been stolen. The affair was placed in the
hands of officers to be ferreted out. Yes
terday negro man named Aleck Wood
was arrested, charged with the theft. The
jevelry was found in his possession, and
he was carried before Justice Brien for
trial. The negro told several conflicting
stories in regard to the articles. He said
that he had bought them, and again that
he had found them. The evidence against
the accused being convincing, he was re-
CURED to give bail IN the sum of one
thousand dollars, in default of which, he
was sent to Jail to await the action of the
Criminal Court.
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ILLINOIS.
A White Man Hanged, and n Nc
gro ResPitcd Popular Indigna-
ton and Excuses.

A White Man Hanged, and n Ne
gro Respited - Popular Indigna-
ton and Excuses.
ST. LOUIS, July 29.--The Times has q
long account of the riot at Shelbyville,
Ill, to-day, on the occasion of the execu-
ton of Jas. Myers for the murder of Cal
houn about two years ago. Hubbard Hol-
den, a negro, who was to have been
hanged with Myers for the same crime,
had his sentence committed by Gov.
Palmer, which created great Indignation,
as it is asserted that Holden planned the
murder and actually did the shooting.
1t was feared Thursday night that the
populace would attack the Jail and release,
unless Gov. Palmer surrendered Holden to
the gallows, but through the agency of
some influential citizens, better counsel
prevailed, and there was luh in the storm
till this morning, when it broke out again
with greater violence.
The mob demanded that both men be
hung or Myers released. Gov. Palmer
was vehemently denounced on every side.
The jail is gurded by upwards of 100
armed men, and while preparations were
making to hang Myers several attempts
were made to tear down the fence enclos-
ing the scaffold, but the assailants were
repulsed each time by the guard.
Myers was executed, and in less than ten
minutes the mob charged the fence in
force and commenced tearing it down; but
when they discovered it was too late to
save Myers, they dispersed, swearing eter.
nal enmity to Gov Palmer. Had it not
been for the conciliatory speeches of sew
eral strong citizens, frightful scene o.
bloodshed might have resulted.
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oats from the Seat of war.

A gentleman who arrived yesterday from
Europe, brought with him a number Of
shells, stones, and shrubs gathered up
along the river Rhine, in the immediate
neighborhood of prospective engagements
between contending armies, and which, on
this account, possess peculiar if not me-
lancholy interest. Among these articles
from the seat of war is q bunch of half
grown and yet green eOner deletS or French
oats gathered from a fourishing field near
the city of Metz. This beautiful specimen
of foreign agriculture was left by the
gentleman who brought it, at the real es-
tate agency Of Calender & Garret, on
Cherry street, where it was seen yesterday
by large number Of interested citizens.
In size, formation and spread, it is unlike
any growth of its class peculiar to this
country, having about Just enough of the
appearance of oats to denote its species.
Call and see it.