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A plain but interesting looking girl, accom- panied by young man, both apparently from the up country few days since, after some scruples about danger, exposure, ladder, &c., took their seats on top of one of the Baltimore Railroad cars, and looked with wonder and admiration on the preparations that were making for departure When the ear had got pretty well under way, the following da-' logue took place:

 "Now this ant slow, is it Betseys"

 "Dear me! l recken not-t's little better than riding in an oX-team. Can't we have railroads up in our country, wonder9"

 eve have plenty on'em but they're made different. Didn't you never pass by the Ot- ter-swamp? The people there have torn down all the Virgnny fences and laid them lengthwise on the road to keep the cattle from stalling."

 "Jimminy how we streak along what would our folks say if they were to see us now? reckon cousin Sally wishes she was along. Hov / 7vouid like 10 De standing out wonder looking at myselfriding along i1 this'ere car.