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Quantity OF Pennsylvania coal for II A.:
By SchuylkiIi Canal. 3g9 ~ tons.
a iehiai, Canal. ................ 376,9ss
1" Delaware and Hudson. S s5,,0O
-" WikesbaTrc .............'....li4,Vo
Total. 1,5s0,42l
Which, at $4y50 per ton, produces s7llls94 This large
amount 50 widely diffased among large mass OF coal
owners, miners laborers canal and railroad stoekhold
ers. and merchants.
The Philadelphia Ledger, speaking Of Relief Notes,
says The discount is gradually coming down, and if
those who hold them will avoid every thing like panic,
instead of three per cent discount fortnight will pro-
baby sec them down TO one per cent again.
Monthly statement Of Imports of Sperm and Whale
Oil and Whalebone into the United States for the month
of January. 1916.
Nsw.Bcdford, Ships -. $50! 1872 ospdl
Nantucket, ship 1900
Boston, brig .-.. 427
New.London, ship 100 200 $1,000
Total. ships, / brig 4649 1851 i2006l
Imports In January, 1874. .12l4 1863 5000
The report OF the General Merchants Insurance Co
gives tho amount of earned premiums since Nth Jan
1884, At ..
Losses and Expenses s49,sit ~
a.. ,,,.,s., $3.50 9.saS $ 5;
Net proGv s67,73o 81
The profits Of 1919 $685. and of 1874! s5l s53
The assets of The Company amount to s30a6 OF which
$4,000 cash. stocks and bonds and mortgages and
SaU7UOO In premium notes The Board OF Trustees have
declared dividend Of nineteen per cent on the amount
Of earned premiums Of the ending the lih ofJau
uary 1885, for which certificates will be issued on end
after the so,b day OF March next Also, dividend OF
SIX per cent OH the certificates OF 1919 and 1914 paya
bic in cash and after the seventeenth day Of February
instant
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az fARA FOR SALE.-Situatc OH the road from
t% New Rochelle to White Plains, about equi-dstant
each, containing $50 acres OF land, al OF which
plough land, excepting ten acres, which Is wood aii-
The place divided by lane and is laid out into convcl-
lent lots for cultivation. All the fences OF stone, III
good ORDER and the ground in high state OF cultivation
The buildings all good character and III Order For terms
apply 10 5. Il. KENYON, on the premises, or OF
dg If j. ADRIANCE, So John ST. New-fork.
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WHALEBoNEs. Shoe Thread, wsliing Cord, &c con-
stantiy on hand and crssale low IN lots TO suit hy
ts1fa J. P. VAN BPS, los Pearl 81.
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y. B.-Supcrn,cndenis of Sunday Schools. and other
Charitable Institutions viii be supplied at the very lowest
prices d2J 3n-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-11

CS EO PER TON-PEACH ORCHARD COAL,
ScsCORED ASH, dlscharsilg from boats, constantly
broken and EggStoye and Su-deive. cd above free
OF charge for carriage. Also, Lehigh Coal, White Ash,
Schuykin, Liverpool and Sidney CoL. Apply to
7. STOKES DICKERSON,
dlOtf ln7 Authony-st near broadway Tabernacle
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MI ACHINE bANDS.-Thc following unsolicited opn-
1tI ion OF our India Rubber Machine Banding VIC com.
mend 10 the attention Of the Interested.

HORACE II. DAY
Successor 10 the Roxbury India Rubber Co.
SoawicH, jan is. ls45.-Dozr Sir: Above please find
our draft Oh for -, the balance OF Your account
against U.s. We take pleasure In saying that after full
and fair tri Of your Rubber Banding that for the purpose
eF which We have used IL TO drive heavy light machines
with tant band that II gives Us the fes; satisfsct:on
Yours, very truly, MOSES PIERCE,
J.5 Asen; Norwich Bleaching and Calenderiug CO..
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DRINATE SALE-unc Lot West side Filth Avenue,
between 10th and 18th streets. is rs by 100. Apply TO
4. ]. BLEECKER & co. Broad st.
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FIRST PREMIUM NEW-YORk
DAGUERREAN MINIATURE GALLERY,

A. OGDEN, President.
lOfow ". q, RUTGERS. Vice President
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Also, OH hand, large stock Of urtnncd Croton and
Country ripc, which be examined at the mandatory,
22l West street, at johnson Brothers, 81 Watcr-s
sis fnlc Il. W. LOWBER.
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OUSEHoLD FURNITURE AT AUG
Ii TION.--On Tuesday next, the 3Oth instant

OUSEHoLD FURNITURE AT AUG.
Ii TION.-On Tuesday next, the 30th instant
at half-past ten o'clock a. M, we shall sell on Al
street. next to the corner Of Louisiana avenue, and
nearly opposite the City Hail. the furniture of per-
son declining housekeeping; all of which is in good
order, and amongst which we enumerate the follow
ing articles, viz:
Mahogany and cane-seat chairs, mahogany sofa
Union chairs, mahogany rocking and parlor chairs
Mahogany dining and card tables
Mahogany sideboard, marble-top pier table
Pier glass light stand handsome mantel clock
Astral and mante lamps, plated candlesticks, cas-.
tors, &c.
Britannia set, Venetian blinds and curtains
Brass tenders, andirons, &c.
Dinner set, handsome French China tea set
Cut-gass decanters, tumblers, wines, &C.
Ivory handle knives and forks
Silver table and dessert spoons, soup ladle
Three-ply and ingram parlor, hail. step, and cham.
Der carpets
Straw mating, hearth rugs, stair rods
Mahogany hat rack, cut glass hall lamp, umbrella
stand, &c.
French-post bedsteads, good feather beds
Hair mattresses and bedding
Mahogany bureaus and washstands, wardrobes
toilet sets, DC.
With many other articles, and a general assert
ment of kitchen requisites
Terms Of sales All sums of and under S25 cash
$685. credit Of three and five months, for notes
with approved endorsers, bearing interest.
R. w. DYER & CO.,
Sept Sd Auctioneers.
IS-The house is for rent.
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IMMENSE LOCOMOTIVE EsTABLIsHMENT.-The Lon
don Mining Journal gives brief description OF the
gigantic locomotive establishment at ST. Petersburg
Russia, organized and directed by Messrs. Harri-
son & Eastwick, formerly Of this city, in conjunc-
ton, we believe, with Mr.. Winans, Of Baltimore
II characterizes it as ''the most extraordinary as
well as gigantic commercial establishment which
can be found in the history Of the world, ancient
or modern" This establishment was called into
operation TO supply the large number of locomo-
tiyes required for the great chain Of railroads which
the Emperor Of Russia has directed to be con-
structed-Maior Whistler, Bostonian, hcing chief
engineer;-and it is so huge in dimensions, that
$500 operatives are employed in it, To keep order
in this mixed mass Of Americans, English, Scotch,
Irish, Germans, and Russians, company of sol.
diers is kept on duty in conjunction with a police
force, whose duties are confined to the works. If
the operatives are refractory, they are discharged,
unless there happen to be Russians among them;
and when any Of these offend against the discipline
Of the place, they are Immediately tied up TO the
trienges, soundly logged, and sent to work again;
and this is continued notwithstanding Messrs.
Harrison Eastwick have strongly appealed
against 1t. When man presents himself for en-
ployment at this establishment, his name is not
asked, but he is presented with medal having on
i number. In the playhouse are $500 wooden
boxes, and when a laborer presents himself on Sa-
turday night for his money, il is given This med
is dropped into the box corresponding to its num-
Der, and new medal is given to the laborer, as a
pledge OF employment for another week.
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lated under the pretext Of love Of liberty, his hostile
landing and dcvastatons in his native country.
The traitor Arnold doubtless alleged that sense Of
reawakened loyalty induced him 10 turn his arms
against his countrymen. During. the ephemeral ex-
istence Of the French republic, Paris was the rem
devious Of enthusiasts Of all countries Who renoun-
ced their country from devotion TO ''the rights OF
man." They who have taken the trouble to trace
the careers of the selfdenalionazed to close have
not found one instance IN which true moral worth
has long survived this forcible disruption of natural
bonds "Benevolencc," "rights Of man." and all
such phrases, are mere generalixed expressions OF
duties owed by individuals to individuals. When
the persons to whom they are due cast of, mere
formulas of words cannot become substitutes for
men Of flesh and blood, and afford an exercise for
virtue. New ties may be formed in new land
but the most rigorous discharge Of duty TO other
fellow-beings cannot make amends for the deserton
Of those who had claims upon man by interchange
of sympathy and services from childhood upwards.
And when the new and old connexions come to
stand TO each other in hostile relations every act OF
service done tn the newly formed allies is crime
committed against the others, The renegade feels
that he has entangled hiwself among conflicting
dutes-that he cannot act right towards one party,
without doing wrong to another; he has no princi-
pile to guide him, no confidence in his own judg-
ments and actions; he loses all sef-respect, and be-
come reckless and untrusworhy.
A nation like the United States, the population of
which is in SO large proportion composed of en-
grants from foreign lands, is unavedably exposed
to the demoralzing Influences of this sundering of
the first natural ties Many ofits citizens are rather
mere associates in businessmen combined by a
common interest, which may cease tomorrow as it
began to-day-than members Of a nation. Their
nationality is worn lightly, as a thing to be cast
aside should accident drive them to some other
country. They have 20 rooted attachments, no
sense Of enduring obligations to others their char
hard nd haIr rpar FIR
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EDITORS coRREspoNnFss
From our regular correspondent,

lFrom our regular corresponda,,,
PHrLADELpHA, Sent, >, a..
truth mo5s slonn.n ~Ts On me late war enforce.
The country in snv 3;m.'s, MI VIC Hanger Of oppOsss
T 1se 'euny ~ any u'mcu'.y with foreign ~.
lug ia'e 81 most OF tnoSe bitter iederalisls WIN
,hs;r opnd"s, .as o WI, anu the indignation vSs
s"s.;,J J where excited, are nowher, ns'
s ouy p, u,u "o. Even John Randolph, -
No, defsa,sd ~ soa no' counteract The i.,Cs'
aaans, ,ns ,yar. .J f. on, a,.er ms violent coa.S
asn;a Y s ", anu Iiehry Gays subseou,m 4
~ ...ha,,,, 81. ~ % some OF them were coaSI
~. 49, VIC ,oehng which applaud,d ~
!" '"sS. ~ MS country while acting a, "a.
r re Ma.; ~ ~. rPuohcan party during the ~
NC A '''a,aa s'eseneer should take warnins :
:, ~. go or n,h Pes what has been Az
- .'o eaee :. oe,', may he well assured win !.
oeeu .,,d a. Az ~ 1--WE, anu ,he wing party Of mi, !,
~" .,r;hn,vs a1ea ,aVor Than by holdnr !.
intestine foes, who. onder IL. sure to oyertaks
v,on,d iii ,he sn.u,;sa ac no COAX OF patriotism
~. D. ~. e nIa NJ .neir country.
ne rev. Dr AIon1o Potter, recently electedb hin.
Me u,o1ess ~ wanna, VIII be CONSCIENCE
On.'st Jh ~ Guy, to-day. Dr.. po,s
p 'sae1 49,; m,s mere on Sunday last ~
n 80 Az. MS extended and en,;.
pig .a'.o' hoe' 0souno, ana eloquent, his mr.K
se,M s ~ ~ y 'e''la'n aoiy vigorous and orr;
MAJ cas'e, end MS aenieanor Is tha, of an unoCS
s,vo ~ soou '"'" ne Is destined to be very Ocs
u'ar heic.
Ing apPon.'e". enc non Levi Woodbw, f.
20 'nc vscaney On lne supreme bench, occa,oa.i
ny ne ueseh v .. 'uuge STORY IS admirably vii
u .;Nu a Woou'ury Is one Of the nations purs
minus minus, anu - lusuX regarded as high among i,rM
t a Jewe'S ne compliment to the s.rI,
r rr ~ Tew hampshire, and, indeed, Of \
INew Ens,au, ~ is appointment to the ekvuS
pos' Juusd u p ne ~aPleme court Is as happy
- aGserseu. nu' We Snaii mss Mr.. Wcodur
rom .ne SENATE sIeauy-a iac' which excited n
only unpi.asans sensau1 ~, mere when his appoint
=, men' was announceu Inc opposition are etd.a.
concentrating .ne'f great men IN this great bodr
anu = becomes .n1 uenlocrals' IN the States vhfi
nave ye. e'ec' 'nelr representatives in the Uula
o'n Ms oena.e; 10 pear ms FAC, IN mind;
ING t oaIpas" s ne,e mas ialrly opened, Tbd.r
oc,a!s ncu ne . hrs. 'neshng last night and tuma
~. "a sr re amu WIN gratifying enihust
srL ane wngs no'u .ae.r mass meeting toughl
!. ~ nauyes naSe, as ~, maze no very Formidable
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CTovEs AND HARDwARE.-The cheap,

GTOvES AND HARDWARE-Th chssys
- and best assortment in the District, is a NJ
American Hardware House, between 10Th and mi
streets, Pennsylvania avenue.
We have just returned from the North viii d
assortment Of stoves and hardware, which cannot NJ
beat Id price or quality In this part OF the counr
Our stock il now complete, and we only ask lAes
who have cash, and wish to save part Of il, ii
and see how much cheaper we can sell than hscl
stores.
We have also received numerous quantity da.
ticles from Yankee land, which will as.ouish III,
old storekeepers when they hear how cheap W ID
selling them.
N. b. We have also received large quantity 4
tin.plate, roofngtin, sheet-iron and zinc, eadpR|
&C., which we viii sell wholesale, cheap.
WOODWARD KING. |
4 Sept. 22-3t
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HAVANA CIGAR STORE.
100000 IMPORTED CIGARS

A REJUST RECElVED-a splendid assortment
"A Of the latest mporations of cigars, selected
from the first importing houses Of New York and
Philadelphia. Among them some Of the follow.
ing brands, viz:
Ugnes La Imperial Regalia, at one hundred and
fifty dollars per thousand
La Luna Regalia
La Imperial do
La Astrana do
La Guiana do
Medium sises.
La Imperial FL Recuerdode
La Luna Liberal
Larranaga Cubrey
La India Cubana vegneros
Yngninidade Constancia
u!gnes Woodville
Werner Mariposa
La Norma Bayonetes
Sheroo,s, Principles, Cigarettes, &c.
TOBACCO.
Jas. Thomas, jr. one dollar tobacco
Hargroves
Aliens superior tobacco
Samuel s. Myers O. Co.'S "Aromatic'
Bonn's peach leaf
Congress brand
Magnolia do
Mrs. Miller's fine cut
Goodwin's do do
Snufs Of various qualities
NJ B. The above "brands of cigars'' rank among
the rst class" and were selected by the celebrated
E. Patterson, Of Philadelphia.
Gentlemen who desire the 'sreal genuine article"
will find it to their advantage, and sno mistake" 10
examine the above stock.
JNO. c. KNELLER'S Havana cigar store,
Pennsylvania avenue, between Sd and Al streets,
one door west of Adams & Co.'s, Express
Office.
Sept 22-3t
Z D. 8 s. .
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DEATH,-We regret TO announce the death of
Benjamin ]. Cohen, esq, after long illness. Mr..
Z. was native Of Virginia, but for long time wes
prominent citizen of Baltimore, and was well
known throughout the country as a member of the
former clearinghouse off, |. Cohen, Jr & Brothers,
OF this city He was man Of talents, was Of an
enterprisng SPIRIT and the time of his death, was
pres'den of the board Of Stockholders, which body
met yesterday and suspended business for the day,
nrst adopting resolution expressing their regret
ana sympathy with his family for the affecting be-
reavement they have sustained
Bah. Sun, Sept %.
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sLAvEn.--A letter from Penambuco, under
oa'e July, states that the steamship Cacque
was ab out to depart from that port for the coast
OF Africa, for cargo of slaves This vessel was
formerly the "Tigress," of New York. The officers
ana crew are Brazilians, the engineer and fremen
are Americana Il was publicly known at Per-
nsmbuco that she was going to Africa as SLAYER,
and 4 was supposed that the example of employing
steam-power would be followed by others.
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"A CARD.--LANE q TUCKER, merchant
IA tailors, would respectfully invite the early at
tenon Of their friends and the public to their large
elegant snd fashionable assortment Of fall and win
ter goods just received; among which will be found
style OF goods never before introduced into this
market. All OF which will be made in our usual
superior style, very cheap for cash.
Also, handsome variety Of gentlemen's fancy
articles. fi
All orders faithfully and punctualiy attended to.
Pennsylvania avenue, between 4 and 9Th streets.
Sept 22-3taw2w
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NT ARsHAL's sALE.--In virtue Of two VIZ

NT ARSHAL'S SALE.--In virtue Of two VII
lVl Of fsri tacias, issued out from the cerkik
fee Of the circuit court Of the District Of Column
for the county Of Washington, and to me dirck
shall expose at public sale, for cash, on WsdD
day, the 18th Of October next, at the front Of b
courthouse door Of said county, at IL O'Clock s
the following property, viz:
The east half Of lot No. 30, in reservation NoH
of the city Of Washington, with the imprownu
thereon, being two-story brick dwelling, aDdoS
improvements thereon; seized and levied upon 4
the property Of Elizabeth Bacon, and sold 10 NJ
fly judicials No. I, to November term, lSls nh
vor Of Charles ID. Moorehead use Of Joseph "
Beck; also, judicials No. 2, TO November term lN
in favor of John P. Van Ness, against said Er
beth Bacon. @R
ALEXANDER HUNTER,
Marshal Of the District of Columhl
Sent 15-dta
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GREAT ATTRACTION .

Doors AND Shoes BOOTS AND SHOES
l)--SAMUEL PHILLIPS, (successor to Wal
ter Clarke & Son, sign of the Black Boot, Pennsyl
vana avenue,) having just returned from the north
ern cities, would respectfully inform his friends and
the public in general, that he is now prepared to Of
fer for sale, upon the most pleasing terms, large
and general assortment ofboots and shoes, consist
ing in part of the following:
FOR THE LADIES.
300 pairs morocco and kid French slippers, from
SO cents to 81 25
Kid Paris ties, beautiful article
Morocco and kid slippers and ties
Bronze morocco and English kid slippers
Morocco and kid buskin weIts
Lasting do do
Whole and half bronze and black CATERS
Misses morocco and kid buskins and slippers
Do CATERS, bronze and other colors
Children's morocco and kid boots and shoes
Infants fancy shoes and CATERS
Mems lined and bound brogans, all prices
Gentlemen's fine sewed and pegged calf do
Do nullifers and slippers
Do fine sewed and pegged calf boots
Do do waterproof cork-sole boots
Mems and boys heavy waterproof do
1000 pairs mems and boys coarse heavy bro.
gnns, to which the attention of farmers il invited
and which will be sold as low as can be purchased
in the District. In addition to the above stock
manufacturing, in all its different branches bv com,
petent workmen, and at the shortest notice. and
warranted, will be carried on under the MANAGE.
ment Of Elijah Edmonston, being scientific cutter
and calculated to please the most fastidious The
latest patterns and the best materials have ust been
received from the North. Being determined not 70
ne undersoId, and to give entire satisfaction, per-
sons wishing 10 supply themselves in this line ar,
solicited to give me call before purchasing else.
where.
Sep. 22-eo1wif
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nURHAM CALVES AT AUCIUn
~ Saturday morning next, the 2lth ln,1
half past nine o'clock, we shall sell, In ron IN
centre market-house, four bull calves, 'nre' " n
old, of the best Durham breed. They can s.r,|
on Friday, the 26th instant, at MI Pump
stable. m
Sept. ODD Aucu0''I.
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CHEAP GROCERlES.-JoHN J. JOYCE
~ having removed from his old stand, csrntrd
9 and 18th streets, to the corner on F street mns
diately below, 10 now prepared to serve bis custom.
ers and the public with groceries Of the very ~
quality, and on the most reasonable terms. Ns
determined to keep constantly on hand articles y
best to be had, he respectfully requests share 4
their patronage at the northwest corner Of lSh VI
F streets.
Sept 20--co3w
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EOUND.--An umbrella was picked up in the
Il street last evening, which tho owner can have
by calling at the "Unonr Office, and psying for this
advertisement. SeptI is
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TRAnspoRrATIon OrrIcr.

TRANSPORTATION OFFICE,
BALTIMORE AND Ono RAiLRcaD
i.a l0. Washington, Sept. II, Nv
Nc TICE.--On and after Monday next, !m " v
~ instant, the through fare in either dlIsa.1
between this city and Baltimore, will be u
at the rate Of 4 cents per mile for intermedas Y
tanccs. By order,
7 SAM'L sTErTINlUs, Agent
Sept. 12--lm
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nENTISTRY.-DR. VAN PATIEN s%
~ tinuc at his Office without inierupu.'. u
summer, that all who desire may, at any lms y, ~
themselves of his services. He refers hO' s;t,s
IDENTIFY to the medical profession, ana y. y
generally. Office few doors from br0'''
Coleman's hotels, Penn. avenue.
July l7-3ms
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VXTANTED TO RENT--A small ou' s Sg
wv able dwelling-house, somewheIe I'd vsAl
Pennsylvania avenue and H street norm IT, Tn, a
and 18th and 18th streets cast and west AZ $50
to be about $50 per annum, Inquire !" W.
Aug g
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FURNISHED PARLoRS FOR RENT,
IL parlors, handsomely furnished, in the 'aIi
ate vicinity Of the Treasury Department, WV
rented low. Or the house, furnished or una ~.
ed, may be rented; and, IL agreeable, the W ~
occupants Ia widow lady and her daughter II
board with the family. Inquire at this once
Sept 16--wtf
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WILL BE OPENED, this morning, a. the
w Baltimore Cash Store
$50 pieces new style mousselines de lame
90 do Cashmere d'Ecosse, To sell at a 4 N IN
lOO DO French mousselnes de LANES
- DO do Cashmere d'Ecosse
80 do do runarounds do
10 do dress patterns of embroidered Cssbmere
d'Ecosse
All Of the above goods are of the newest stvles.
received by the last steamers from Europe.
Sept s5--a PlTTMAN a PHILLIPS.
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Bv n. Green. .Aucfionsr.

By Il. Green, .Auctioner. =, =,
DANK AND INSURANCE COMfAS..
ID STOCK AT AUCTlON.--0n Thurso'It !
25,h instant, shall sell at my auction room, -
cert Hall, Todd's buildings, Pennsylvania a'''')
near Browns hotel, at halfpast O'Clock
Ito shares Potomac Insurance Company "o,s
so do. Farmers and Mechanics Bank =.
100 do. Bank Of Washington W
A. GREEN, Aucno0'''
Sept 22-3t