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BANK OF WAsHINGroN,

AUGUST 2S 1871.
NOTICE is hereby given, that general meeting
i Of the Stockholders of this Bank will be holden
at the banking house. in this city, Thursday, the
thrtieh day Of September next ensuing between the
hours Of 10 o'clock, A. M. and o'clock P. M, for
the purpose Of eecng nine directors for this Bank to
serve from that time until the first Monday of January
1912; under the act of Congress passed the 25th
instant, entitled An act TO revive and extend the
charters of certain Banks in the District of Columbia
BY order Of the Board:
JAS. ADAMS, Cashier.
auu 3l-3tawt30thSept
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BANK OF THE METROPOLIS,

WASHINGTON, Aug 81, 1871,
NOTICE is hereby gwen, that general meeting
In ofthe Stockholders Of this Bank, will be holden
at the Banking House in this city, Monday the 9th
looeIoek A. M. and p NJ for the purpose Of elect
ing nine Directors for this Bank to from that
time until the first Monday in July 1912, under
the of Congress passed the 25th day of August,
iS4l entitled IAN act to revive and extend the char
tiers of certain Banks in the District of Columbia"
By order of the Board
RID. SMITH, Cashier
aug 2S--t27Sept
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PArRIoTIc BANK,
Waoh,putan Ana

=
A general meeting of the Stockholders of this Bank
will be held at the banking house ON Tuesday the
2Sth day of September next, between the hours of
10 A. M. and 3 p. M. for the purpose Of electing
nine Directors to such unit, the first Monday
in july 1912 agreeaby to the act Of Congress passed
tending the charters Of the Banks in the District Of
Columbia. By order:
PISHEY THOMPSON,
Aug 3l-3taw4w Cashier.
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Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT,

August 18th, lS4l.
PROPOSALS will be received, until the 9th day
i of September next for delivering at the Post Of
flee Department, on or before the 9th day of the
same month"; two hundred and twenty cords of season.
Oak Wood.
The wood must be sound, straight, and free from
knots and be corded and measured at the Depart
ment.
The right is reserved of having any portion Of the
wood advertised for delivered at the new Post Once
building
Each Proposal must be sealed and superscribed,
JOHN MARION,
Aug l9-6t Chief Clerk.
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NIISsYOUNG'S SEMINARY, G. st near 18th.
lNl The duties of this Seminary for Young Ladies,
Wi We resumed on the first Monday in September.
The pupils belonging the school, and those intend
ny to JON the class wl be kind enough TO call at the
house previous to the resumption of the school, for
new prospectus, containing remarks which it is de-
sired should meet the attention of parents.
WAsuiNGroN Aug 81, lS4l st.
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NrRESTlNG.-A pamphlet, containing many
good views and precepts Politics, Diplomacy In
,ernationa Law, Jurisprudence in general, and the
the shape of representation made TO The President
ofthe United States prcerrnp various charges against
the Mexican members OF the Board of Commissioners
under Convention with Mexico of the lllh Apn,
ls4l by Orazo de Atellis Santangeo, is to be found
at the subscribers Pennsylvania avenue, between slh
and 10th street. II. FARNHAM.
aug 26-3t.
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nANCING ACADEMY Capitol Hill F, G.
Liable has the honor Of informing the Ladies and
Gentlemen Of Capitol Hill and is vcinities that his
second course of instruction in Dancing will com
mence on Monday The 9th Of September those persons
DESTROYS Of becoming pupils will please make early APP
pication the school will positively the
stated time.
The will consist Of twenty four lessons; days
Of tuition, Mondays Wednesday, and FRIDAYS from
3 until 5 o'clock, p. NJ
sept 2-1t Nat Int
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Editor a Proprietox

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n'FERRALLS COFFEE HOUSE, Berkeley
~ Springs virgnia.-This long -estatished board
inp house is now open for the entertainment OF visit
ers With the principal buildings are connected Sc
vera comfortable out houses, together with w Hun
ters large boarding house.
Grateful for past encouragement, nothing will be
omitted to meri, a continuance by the Pubcs humble
servants. F. O'FERRALL,
JOHN OFERRALL
july 2i-lm
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MRS. PoRTER'S SEMINARY FOR YOUNG
IH LADIES.-The next Term will commence on
the first Monday in September, in the Session Room
of the LIST Presby terrain Church, l2 street
Washington Aug. ~, 1870
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ATMosPHERIcAL PHENOMENON
From the Nashville Banner.
A .Shoper of Flesh and Blood.

Erou, the Nashville Banner.
A sShoper of Flesh and Blood.
I" There are more things in heaven and earth, Ho-
| ratio
| Than are dreamt of in your philosophy"
| Thus spake the Prince of Denmark, and every day
we hear Of something 10 confirm the remark. on
Tuesday heard from various persons that shoiesr
appar emily Of flesh and blood, had fallen IN wilson
county Lebanon in this State and tna the heios
were covered to a considerable extent Inc accoun.
staggered our belief; but, strange as II may appfa
has been confined by the statement OF several gfne
men OF high character who have personally EXAMINE ,s
the scene of this phenomenon They state ihat 'ns
space covered by this extraordinary shower Is nan
mile IN length and about seventy live yards ~ "iutn
in addition 10 the information just received, we nave
been favored by DR. Troost professor OF chemistry In
the University Of Nashville with the following letter
from highly respectable physician of Lebanon we
have also seen the specimens sent TO lin Tor eramna,
ton. 10 us they appear To be animal matter, ana
the odor is that Of putrid flesh We do not pretend
to offer any theory TO account for this phenomenon
we leave that to ADLER and more scientific hands
When the specimens have passed through To cruel
bles Of DIR. Troost will furnish our readers WIN
the result
LEBANON, August 8, l64l.
Dr. G. TRoosr have sent you some matter, which
appears from authentic source, to have fallen from
the clouds.
With me there can be no doubt Of its being animal
matter-bood, muscular FIBRE adpous matter, Please
account to US, if you can philosophical principles,
for the cause Of this phenomenon The PARTICLES |
send you gathered with my own hands. From the
extent of surface over which has spread and the
regular manner il exhibited green tobacco
leaves little doabt Of having faen
like shower OF rain and it is stated, the autho-
rty Of some negroes only, TO have fallen from small
red cloudno other clouds visible in the heavens
the time. Il took place Friday last between eleven
and twelve o'clock, about five miles northeast of Lee
banon have sent what think To be drop OF blood,
the other particles composed Of muscle and fat, al
though the proportions of the shower appeared TO By
much larger quantity of blood than of other proper
ties
am, in haste, your most obedent servant,
w. p. SAYLE
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Also, (by the same author) Smiths Comparative
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temporary History of the nations of antiquity, vol
price 81 cents, Just received and for sale by
July % r. TAYLOR
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The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-09-03

and make a fair profit on their work besides
Men Of wealth are generally glad to receive SIX
per cent. for their money! and here Is certainly an
opportunity; it is but iGau2g to the State and
receiving her bonds bearing six per cent. interest
Every man con,c.saut with the inherent wealth
and the vast resources of our State; the industry
and enterprise Of her citizens; the high aud no
bic destiny that awaits her, will not doubt Of hen
ability to NEE, all her liabilities.
The Eastern cities are becoming aware OF the
importance of the speedy completion Of tn. great
and noble work. They begin to see that the
completion of this canal will open a commun!ca-
ton with the almost incXhaustahc granarlcs OF
Illinois, and are willing to extend every accom-
mediation and every facility in lhcirpowcr They
take coucc, view Of this important improve
maut. Its 10 sectional work, of limited ,mpor-
| tanre: it is a national work, commenced by the
General Government, and is TO benefit not only
| the North and south of Illinois, but is to benefit
/ the whole Union. Instance Why Is wheat
worth one hundred per cent more in Chicago
than in Alton Simply because Chicago has
ready communication with the Eastern market
| Complete the canal, and you give the same adj
vantage to the southern part Of the state. With
every additional bad Of freight that this majestic
canal bears upon It's bosom, our state will IN
crease in wealth. and importance.
Thus much have we said in favor Of the con-
tinuyI prosecution of the canal, in consequence
....r.r.. liz, ! g.. ,l,, ll.., 'V.I,.,r,,l,
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-09-03

they had, President Tyler would not he where he
is, and the lamcntcd Harrison might have posi-
hlv been spared with his friends and family, in
that quiet enjoyment of private life, well suited to
his age and nfrnitcs
That President Tyler has pursued a consistent
political life, is beyond question. licwas placed
on the ticket with Gen. Harrison for the purpose
Of rallying Southern anti-bauk wings under the
same banner, and was known TO he opposed to a
bank in any shape or lorm-his whole life shows
this to be the case and the Wing party knew 1t
when they nominated him. Why then do they
/ style him a ORATOR. &c. Why did they
select a man on whom the fate Of Bank would
perhaps have depended in case of casting vote
of the presiding officer of the L. ). Senate if the
/ bank was made the issue? It's sheer humlug-
gcry to say so. True, in this State 1t was made
1 the issue, and what was the result \ majority
of the people decided aglins, 1t, notwithstanding
/ many true and honest democrats voted for Gen
| Harrison from other considerations! Such may
be found in this county and all over the State
They did so honestly, and from patriotic mo
,ycs and are now again rallied under the demo
|DECElVES! Its folds now wave in nohl,
triumph, and WING PRESIDENT has hc,
from his friends and sought safety behind tn,
bulwark Ger which our banner floats! We.
come wc.comc!! poor, oppressed invalid The
sons Of Democracy will protect you-thcy Il de
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-09-03
ro2 THE ILLINOIS FREE TRApEH'
nyTt.E DEATH oFAN INFANT

Beautiful one! thou hast passed away
Ill ,Lo rosv lioht nj the close of day
Which linrcrs and PLAYS with the clouds awhile
TO cheer the earth with parting smile
Tber slowly fades from the darkning skies
Even so hast thou faded before our eyes
Thou hast passed away like the gentle flowers
'rbot bloom ia their sweetness a lew bret hours;
And pour their perfume on the summer arr
While all around them is bright and iaiE--
Then wither and fall from the parent stem
Sweet one, thou hast faded away like them
Thou hast passed away like the rainhow's hucs
IN ,hc summer cloud and the morning dcws
That glitter like gems in the suns ''rst ray
But pass with the morning mist away;
Like the opcniag bud of the carly rose
Mint by the frost ere its leaves uncloSe.
Beautiful one thou art sleeping now
With the shadow of death on thy sunny hro"'
II has duenchcd the light OF thy laughing eye
And frozen the smile As it fitted by
The beautiful features we loved so much'
Are turned to marble by Death cold touch.
Alas, for the beautiful things of earth
The gems of affection of priceless worth
Tho Icorl's rich treasures 50 highly priced
The lovely beloved and doizcd
Though dearer to US than the light OF day,
Death claims them all as his lawful prey,
We saw thee, beautiful one, depart
With fearful ewes but thankful heart;
For we know thou art now in that better lana -
Thou art one of that holy and happy band
Who are taken away from the evil to come
To dwell with the blcst in heavenly home
1t is hard to part with a cherished thing
And the heart TO its idols will iondiy cling;
But Death has come in a gentle form
He has borne thee away from the coming storm
And the bud just opening before our eyes
Is transplan,cd to blossom beyond the skies
O,intra, September /, ISL. -
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All We wings who denounced Mr.. Van
Buren's administration as an eXtravagan
one, read the following testimony of Mr.
Adams. Here is testimony such as should
make the coon skin. and swapping turtle
stumpers OF last year blush Il deep yer.
million. No wonder that such party is
mmbling to pieces in all directions. --Ohio
Statesman.
"Mr. ADAMS rose TO correct misap-
prchension or error into which Mr.. WISE
had fallen. He would not interrupt the
course of the gentIoman's remarks, but
with the permission Of the gentleman
from New York (Mr. Fillmore) he would
take this occasion to set him right. The
gentleman quoted him (Mr. Adams) as
having said that the eXtravagant cXpcndi-
ture under Mr.. Van Buren's adminstra-
ton was caused by the compromise act,
Now he said no such thing. What he
said was, that the beggary OF the treasury
was caused by the compromise act. lie
believed that the mass Of appropriations
mder that administration aUdS n6cGSSd-
~, and Not there waS no ertrava-
gMce."
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-09-03

4 }oilcr Srlyi,Uouier.-Thc New York Her.
aid states that Merrill B. Sherwood, lately presi.
dent of the Dry Dock Bank, and deeply conccr-
ned in many swindlng stock transactions, ha.
fled the country in company with young woman
leaving behind a suffering family, and numcrou,
suffering creditors The Herald says he left Phila.
dclphia for Hamburg in the brig Rcnown, and
adds that it is supposed he has taken with him
the proceeds Of all the Indiana bonds, equal tc
half Il million.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-09-03
THE NOIS FREE RAIDER

o. The Wings suppose Tyler will b.. suppor-
ted by the Democrats for the next Presidency,
Quite likely. When the Democratic party
cannot get an open and candid man in their own
ranks, they will probly close their eyes and sup
port man on generous confidence ithcy
place their nose in a hornets n@t they may cx-
pcct a swollen head.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-09-03

Hon. TO make Il pair o boots last for i,co gears.
Melt and mix four ounce Of rosin with eight oun-
ccs of mutton tollow. Apply the mixture to
boots into some safe closet, and so barefoot! So
says the St. Louis Pennant, which he stole from
the Picayunc, who hooked it from the New Y FORK
Atlas, which plfercd it from 10 Miller, 1t must
he irnn
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-09-03

Western RGi'0qd.-On the 10Th of August
says the Boston Atlas, the engines and cars o
this company ran, for the first time, from the sum
nit toPttsield, miles, and the cars have began
to run regularly over this section of the road by
which the staging between Boston and Hudson
is reduced to II miles. Passengers leaving Bos
ton at half past six, \. NJ, in the Western cars
may now reach Albany the same evening by hal
past ten o'clock. 1t is expected that 10 mile.
more will be opened the fist week in September
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-09-03

g-r'rhc present Wing party is completely
"Tp"-cd over and "Iycd down, neck ans
heels Democrats, don't throw mud at them!
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-09-03

Baga1'r Gaacruk-Thc Madisonian states
that Gen. Wool has been nominated by the Pre-
ridcnt to be Brigadcr General of the United
States Army, in the place of Gen. Scott, promo
ted.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-09-03

0-rFruit of all kinds is quito scarce in this
market, ana of an inferior quality at that--parti-
cularly caJJagc 0aiJay and Polaioat
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The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-09-03

C,"tLJer'y.--Frecdom to do everything that is
right and restraint from everything that is wrong
\ thing more talked about and less understood
than any other thing.