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MoNrEvipEo-Brg Poultncy-l dry horse hides bsla
hair DFmest cola tae' goat SKINS and feathers W
Hopes S,ism-lz5 dry aud hides Tucker of do
80 b. horse hair and hides MCom of Ralti
%05s-so dry OK and COW hides Brown dol md,e
Delano Grant, Phladepha-2s2O dry and hides to
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Passengers Arrived.
LIvERpooL-Pscket ship New Werld-Jamts Ayres, Lon
don; DR. ByIne, RI chard Phaiao Dublin; Gransmore,
Manchester-.9O iii the steer
CHARL hip Sullivan-Mn Matilda A Ashim, Mr. 4
HOyt, Mr. Wm St liWel-3 III the steeraRe
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ADVERTISEMENTS NEW EVERY MORNING.

NOR NEW OELEANS-L0UIsI MA AID NEW
Ycr Line Of PachGisVtry reduced off eis ito
sal Mondy, JeGuary Sst the FIST sailing PACKET sh
CLIFTON, Capita nge soil. is landing and will ro-
tyely sail above her regular day as,aa
having superior apply hoerd at
Orleans wharf foot Of Wall street to EDVAGDK COE
LlNs, Sc sSut1 street Agent IN New Orleans William
he bark GENEsEr Captain Dillingham; will succeed the
Clifton aud SAL n her r. day " ~
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NJ ONIHLY REPORT FOR DEFENDER, OF THE

MONTHLY REPORT FOR DECEMBEH, OF THE
w New York Medical Surgical Institute rs Chan bsrs
street Gases successfully uea 80 Acnte Hheumatsm;
Sc ldtd Head; cases BAL nitis cases Gonorrs ftr'
Inpotency hIonic Rheumatism Difficulty in making
Water: Diseases Of the Womb; Examined 20 detect Dis
Of The iurgs Primary Con'umpt On: Under Treat
ment; Secondary Venem; "A Primary Chsnces cases OF
Of Whites OF long sta lag AL Diseases OF the uri-
may Orgrp snd Diseases peculiar TO Feme cured
this Iastu Surgical Operations and Curs-2 Urinary
Fisiu az Injury tn Elbow Joint; Structures red IN Ur
thra: Cases Gravel Sand in the Bledder; 2Opcrni0ns
for Disease he Antram; Uvuas Iemovea Fractures;
Xmputsons Fatty Tumor removed rom the Thighs Or
,,ons Tor Phymosis; Irritation in Ureh Meek the
bladder; Sqn'nt Operate ms TO remove Deformty
Liberation tistula amos Hemorho iumos removed
ndolent Ulcers OF the Legs cured. Enlng TonsiIs
Povpi removed ; 2 Retruti,p Of Unne. III bOSTWICK
M. b., Attending Physician ard Surgeon
LIVERY MOTHERS BOOK-THE APPREH- NsJON
T. Of poverty. and the OF age fam y of children
prevent consderae peops from the married
state here is book that will tell important
which thcs. objections P so Fer
sale by Burgess & Srnger, 222 Broadway; Zriber & Co.
Pnade pha; Davis Is State st., Boston, snd the pub,
Usher. No Ann ST
LIN, GERMAN PHYSICIAN Is years resident pr eli.
oner Philadelphia The of all diseases of the skin
maades OF delicate nature and destructive habits youh
still continues engage Dr. kinkens a~sron In
depend on be always conducted by Dr. X himself
with prompt safe and energetic treatment perfect cure
Strangers travelling, supphed at moments notice with medi
cine sufficient to themselves in the convenient
ter post PAID will meet prompt attention Residence W.
Of Union half from the Er
change " For tul lth page Of the Phisdsl
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Lieut.. J. A. Hale Colonel Ssymour-beoved by his
regiment aud country u
T. Psase-" The American Army in Msxico-Al-
ways victorious-msy fortune continue to favor them
and the broad stars and stripes from end
of this broad continent to the other "
Capt. w. G.. Freeman-"The gallant deeds of our
army kndled at Lexingtcn-They still burn brightly
Major S Cleveland" Colonel Seymour, the gal.
liant hero of Chaputepec and gallant and worthy
guest, Lieutenant Woodhouss
Capt Williams -" The sire Of Lieute nant Woodhouse
MAY his wood always be as worthy and well housed
as at present"
Msjor Z. Fessenden-"The only wood house in Next
leo now located in Hartford
Capt + Hamilton The srtford Light Guard
Having furnished commanders for regiment aud two
companies. in the late brilliant triumphs in Mexico
their appearance this dsy in the reception Of their honor
ed member confirms the proverb that giving doth not
impoverish.'"
Dr. J W Johnson" The gallant New England Reei-
meDt Neither the balls nor The walls of thapultepec
could check their course TO glorious victory
Capt w Gilbert" The sons OF America Let
them besr ia mind the struggles for liberty and be
ready to ma ntsin II ~
$ futile Lieut.. weodhouss-The only wood.
house In Mexico Where Won see uuch wood house
Mexican tenants are scarce"
Lieut. Col. S A Cooley" Col seymour-ths wet
nurse Of the Hartford Light Guard, y ito which MIR
Hsmersey wi breast ia always full Of the
milk OF hun kindness"
Capt N Hincsey-" The Light Guard and their guest
Lieut. Woodhouse -The brave know how to honor the
brsve.n
Capt F. Corning" Lieut. woodkou,e-A good and
true dier in time ofpesce and true and brave in
Msjor W Conner" Officers of the 9th Regiment
They 6rst cousins to '76"
Lieut. A. Nj Gordon, (eieyating his glass filed with
juice Of the grape, save)" Gen. TsylorA little
grape, Capt Bragg -
Capt H. D Beach" Absent friends In NJ, xico, who
are members Of the Hartford Light Guard-God bless
them
serg't J. g. Skinner" Capt. Webb by his bravery
In Mexico, proved himself good soldier an honor to
Connecticut, and to the Light Guard in particular
J. A Hall" The officers and soldiers in the present
warThey richly merit the gratitude Of their country
A. quarter before eleven, the company broke
up in fine style and order; but the excitement
completely exhau sted their guest, Lieut.. Wood
house, although he enjoyed it to the brm
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statement he did the Philadelphia convention Il pub
shed by authority from General Taylor through the Hon
Reverdy Johnson.
The wings OF tho second district OF Pennsy vana
y represented by the Hon. Joseph r. Ingerso nominated
last evening Joseph K Chandler ESQ., late editor of The
United States Gazette, their candidate for Congress.
IHk aARKErs-In the Baltimore market this morning
nour was rather heavy and prices have declined Sales
200 barrels Howard So BIZ aud 900
barrels at 20 70 There has been special change IN
grain.
Al New York this morning, flour less aciivesaes oil
5000 barrels Genesee So rs S5 sl4 and 50 81 Oswe-
90, IS 81 southern So 81 Corn meal So % rye Hour.
~ Wheat in fair demand-saes of 1000 barrels Geneses
Al l33 l34 red do. 10 l2i cents sales OF mixed
corn at 81 IS yellow do Is cents aud round ~
cents; OATS "a cents rye, 6s cents.
AT Philadeph this morning, flour was dni-sales OF
>everal hundred barrels SIS J-holder generally ask
50 So Corn meal So l5s, and rye 81 H.
Wheat steady 10 liz cents for good to prime reds
White do lis cents Corn steady at6o 81 cents for yell
low oats 80 a 80 cents rye ~ cents
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8v a. GREEN, .7ucttoneer


lime HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE
Il AND PIANO FORTE AT AUCrlON.-On Tuesday,
26h instant shall SELL the residence of Mr. George
Settinus the of 9th and 10 O'clock
Il. m, xcelent assortment Of furniture, viz:
Mahogany cushion and spring-seat sofas
Do damask.cover sp:ng- seat union chairs
Do and sewing rockers and paror chairs
Do fine dressing and plain bureaus
DO marble top pier table. with bookcase
Do centre table and sdeboard
DO fine figured wardrobe and French beadstead
Do wash and light stands, dressing table, and
glasses
Do Dining, breakfast, and other tables
Also, q good piano forte, 8-day clock, &c.
Maple high and low post and trunde bedsteads
Cane and wood. chairs, painted Wristbands, &C.
Feather beds, bedding, hair and shuck mattresses
Cabinet OF shells, silver and copper coins, &c.
Andirons, shovel and tongs, and tenders
silver plated fruit baskets and casters
China, crockery, glass, and Britannia ware
Preserves and pickles vinegar and brine, catsup &c
Fine three-ply ingram and step carpets
Passage oil-coth, straw mating hearth rugs, Nc,
Radiator, cooking, and other stoves
Refrigerator and tin safe
With good lot of kitchen requisites.
Terms All sums OF and under $25, cash $25, a
credit OF sixty and ninety days. for satisfactorily
dorsed bea ring interest, A. GREEN,
Sept 2-dts Auctioneer.
p S. The honseis for rent Inquire the premises
at the Patriotic Bank. A. IT,
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n Chancery In the Circuit Court OF the District Of
Columbia for Washington county.
Mary A Van Ness

Cornelius p Van Ne.s, Martin H. Hoffman and Gertrude
his wife, Charles w Van Ness, and others, heirs law
of John p. Van Ness
TINE object of this suit procure assignment of her
dover to the complainant iii the real estate of John
Van Ness, late OF said county deceased
The bill that the plainant lawfully mar
ried the said John p Van Ness Philadelphia, the
State Of Pennsylvania the sixth day of August in the
year eighteen hundred and forty five. by alderman OF
that the said marriage publicly announced
made known, because the said John p, alleging various
therefor, requested that il might be for kept
secret from others than the family OF the complainant, to
whom he communicated it; that after said marriage. the
complainant continued to reside IN house belonging to
her husband the said John in the city of Washington,
until his death in the spring Of isio; hat from The said
ally visited the complainant as his wife, and coresponded
with her as such that her said husband made repeated
his wbut since his death will has been Produced ard
she believes the same existed at his DEATH and has been
iraudnenty suppressed and desoyed that the said John
T. had the strongest for avoiding ntestacy OF his
large estate and not regardless of truth 10 have
made false representations on so mpotahta SUBJECT Win
out any motive for so DOING that she cannot abso
iuely the existence OF such WILL or the contents thereof
and relies upon her rights ms widow, and charges that she
has clear right of dover in all the real estate whereof the
said John r. died seized seized any time after
his said marriage with complainant; that SAID John H.
left issue of his body surviving him. but left four branches
of collateral kindred, who his heirs at law that of
said branches by Cornelius Van Ness, who
is bother OF the deceased another branch by Mrs Ger
irads Hoa sister OF the & anSlp w pr N
who children OF deceased brother Of the decca ed and
the other branches by certain Peter Van Aen the child
OF deceased sister OF the deceased John p all OF whom
made defendants to the bills that John p Van Ness
died seized and possessed of large and valuable real and
personal situate the District aforesaid and in Vr
gnia and other places that is unable to give
particular description thereof because the muniments
and thereof have been taken possession OF by
of the defendants, and particularly the said Cornelius
p. who has illegally caused himseto disappointed admins
Of the said John p that the defendants have entered
into, and holding possession of the said real estae to
the entire exclusion Of the complainant and have received
and are receiving the rents and profits thereof except OF
the house occupied by the complainant The bill prays
that the defendants do its allegations particularly,
and discover the amount of the said rents and profits aud
may to the complainant for the third part thereof
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Practical Chemistry.

THE subscriber continues give his personal attention
instruction in practical chemistry, nineratogy, and
geology according the method which he has pursued
cessully during the past thirteen years in this city.
ect library of practical and scientific works in the Eng
fish, German, and French languages, together with min
ty to the student.
Analyses of Ores minerals, Soils waters, vegetable SUBJ
stances and the productions OF will be carefully
cuted Persons sliding distance may send by letter
small average samples Of earths, &c. weighing from
100 grains to one ounce
The various applications of chemistry manufactures
agriculture medicine, and pharmacy, will receive special
attention Where IT is practicable, researches will be in
stituted and opinions given all chemical questions
Laboratory 2l7 Arch street, above Sixth, in the Arch
Street Hall, Philadelphia
JAMES G. BOOTH,
Member Am Phil. Society. and Prof Applied Chemistry
Franklin Institute.
July 9--4tdN lawtl Oct.
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From the N O. Picayune, Sept. l;
Later from Mexico.

We received last evening from friend in Mobile file
of the Aco IRIS of Vera Cruz coming down to the goth
of Augustine six days later than we have before
received The news contained in them is OF character
so unn,e resting that we shall quickly dispose OF it
The anniversary of the battle OF Churubusco the Goth
of August TO have been celebrated in the city OF
Mexico with appropriate ceremonies. The Battalion Of
Independence which engaged in that bloody affair,
leave the city the night previous and byouac upon
the battle field and the next day return with the mortal
remains of those who fell in the action The National
Palace to be daped in mourning, the national flag TO
be at hafmas and the citizens generally called upon TO
take part the funeral ceremonies the victims OF
the bloody conflict, whose remains 10 be deposited
in the cemetery of Santa Paula.
Preparations already making in Mexico for grand
public funeral the sth OF February next Tor Col Bal
deras, who fell CALAMITY in the battle of Moline del Rey
The Mexicans at last appear to be arouslng at the
prospect OF descent upon Tampico and Vera Cruz from
the United States The Arco IRIS aludes 10 the subject
with the btteresi feeling and treats the preext of
ering assistance TO the Vera Cruzanos to achieve their
Liberties with utter scorn.
The Instructions promoted in the south of the State Of
Mexico have been brought TO end by the influence OF
Alvarez.
General Urea has made protest to the government Of
his unalteabe fidelity and denied that he lent him
self to the news of the piraca insurgents of Mazatan
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Supreme Court U. Statcs December Term, Is47.
THURSDAY, March 8, 1913.
No. l43. Hiram Benner Joseph B. Browne and Salisbury
Haley assgnees OF Eleazer r. Hunt appellants. versus
Joseph Y. Porter.
ON consideration Of the motion made in this yes
~ terday by Mr.. Westcot proctor and counsel for the
eants is here ordered by this that the legal
of Joseph Porter (whose death has been
suggested the record) in and become party appel
lee this cause instead OF said Joseph Porter deceased
within the first days of the ensuing term of this courts
and that in default of said senatves becoming
parte otherwise, this court may then direct Pro
pded hocver That copy OF this order shall be printed in
the of government, in which the
laws Of the United States shall be printed by authority for
three weeks least days before the Begin
ming of the term Of this court.
True copy. Test. VIM THOS. CARROLL,
Sept l3-law3w G. S. g. u. s.
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transportation Of stores.
NAVY DEPARTMENT,

NAVY DEPARTMENT,
Bureau of Provisions and Clothing Sept IT, 1913.
PROPOSALS. sealed and endorsed proposals for freight
l. Macao," will be received al ibis office unl O'Clock,
d. m on Thursday the 9th day OF October lSiS for the
OF barrels (more less) OF government
stores the navyyard at Boston, to the
port OF Macao CHINA there TO be delivered to the United
States naval siorekeepcr the senior naval officer
present The oilers state the price asked per barrel
Without distinction between wet and dry, aud each barrel
Tor two half banels) of beef pork, flour, rice vinegar
ckles whskey dried apples, VIII be considered as
barrel all other packages be estimated at The rate OF 81
cubic feet barrel, whatever they may contain and
the OF all casks other than barrels, the h
weather working lay days be allowed al each OF the ports
of Boston and Macao for taking in and dcharslng cargo
Payment made by agentin the United States
within thirty days producing satisfactory evidence OF
the delivery the The vessel must pass the usual
and Boston yard by the 10Th day
of October ready receive her cargo and not
sented Tor examination within three days aier being
6cd Of her acceptance the bureau will consider itself
liberty 10 offer the freight the next lowest bidder,
make such arrangements may best suoserve The public
interests.
Sept E-2awtd
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Notice CERTIFICATES az Mexican l0de
Issued by the Treasury Department
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
September Ii. ls4

TREASURY DEPARTMENT
September ID. l8ss
THIS department having already announced that the
holders of certificates of Mexican indie unity, issued
by H. will be paid the 27h October further notice
Issued response applications addressed to the de-
paument inquirng the rule by which interest will
c calculated in the payment of said certificates.
This de rum decided that the lnstaments pay
able by republic Of Mexico, with interest AT eight per
centunl per annum computed to the day which each
payable. shall form aggregate sums on which interest
at eight per VIII be allowed from such
days res ecivey until the 9th day OF October ies
sooner paid
Holders of these certificates requested TO forward
hem forthwith the Fifth Auditor OF the Treasury,
will duly knowledge their receipt u important Tor the
olers that certificates should be transmitted
day the calculations OF interest
they are late day, might prevent their
,nent on the day specified by the department, and on
which will cease, already announced Success
f bidders for the loan of 1913, who hold certificates
AN indemnity, at any lime before The 9th Oc-
tober next present them for payment provided they will
Appropriate payable thereon, out Of the
ury ards the deposlle and payment oil Their subcrp
lions Fractions of the amount payable on certificates
red less fifty doars Will be paid In cash,
OF 1913 cannot be Issued Tor less
sum than fifty dollars, and the department Will not issue
any certificate including fractional part OF that
The interest the certificates OF the oa Issued tho
OF certificates OF Mexican Indemnify before the
27h October next will from the date of such
surrender. =, ..,.,x>,,,- ,,,,r,.
Acting Secretary OF the Treasury.
Sept I7-dlw& law4w-(Intel & Ger. Gaz)
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SEMINARY for the Education OF Young Ladies'.

Seminary the Education OF Young Ladies',
street, bettceen 10th and nth streets, opposite the
Presidents Square.
THE Principal of this institution, Miss CARROLL, hav-
ing selected the position above indicated, VIII DE
prepared pupils Monday next the 4,h OF Sep
tember -.
All the Departments OF English Classical, and Mathe
NAUTICAL learning, together with the Modern Languages
Music Drawing. and Painting &c will be provided with
petent and accomplished instructors.
Miss Carroll will bestow unremtled personal attention In
the instruction of her pupils with all the advantages which
acquired by much experience and the lnstitu
ton will have the supervision OF her father, Ex-Governor
Carroll, from Maryland, now resident OF this CITY,
The conditions of admittance, which will be moderate
course of study &c. will be found in her prospectus and
any further information furnished by early application at
the institution on the of September, at her present
residence, G street, between Al and 9th streets
REFERENCES.
Hon. John MDNlason, Secretary OF the Navy
Hon Reverdy Johnson U. s. Senate.
Hon. James A. Pearce, u S. Senate.
Rev. Dr. Laurie Washington.
Rev r. r. Gurley, do.
Rev Dr. VIM. 5. Plumer, Baltimore, Md.
Rev DIR. s w. Green, do.
Rev Dr. Breckenridge, Kentucky.
Rev. Dr. Thomwel, South Carolina.
Rev. Dr. Van Rensselaer,, New Jersey.
Rev. DR.. Cam bei, Albany, New York.
Hon J. w. Crisfed, Maryland.
Hon. J. G.. Chapman, do.
Aug 30-dt
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BALTIMORE. September 2l-5, D. m.
The Grand LodgeL o. o. F-NeW York difficulty Gen
Tayor's independemf ktfer.-7hs markets, &C.
The l. o. o. F. Grand Lodge OF the United States
s in session, and like the Democratic National Conven
non have two sets of delegates from New York claiming
seats in the body The credentials these opposing dele
gates nave been referred a select committee who still
have the matter under consideration and probably
Ter them back to their constituents New York is gcttn,
famous for its factions.
Robert H. Griffin, of Georgia. who has lust been elected
Grand Sire OF the Odd Fellows Of the whole Union il al
pears is great democratic orator. and has consented I,
address the democratic mass meeting to be held tomorrow
night at tho Bell Air market He will receive an ala
fashioned de mocratic reception.
Paul Kunce, OF the men arrested on the CHARGE q
numbering Mrs. Cooper in Baltimore county a few month
since, has confessed his participation in the crime
The Baltimore Patriot this afternoon ms Gener,
Ta,or's letter the independent Taylor convention o
Mary land which caused the dissolution of that body
ally the authority of Judge Saunders make
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NEW MUsIC.-JuA received from Boston, at the oil
established store first door east of 18th street, the fol
lowing new music which will be sold one-thrd less thai
the regular price:
The lutte song, from AnnaVk5oleyne
The songs OF Jenny Lind
The spot where were born, by Linley.
The witller'd leaf, by W. Hanson.
Give three grams OF corn, mother.
The bird, the book, and the flowers by +. L. Lacy
Mary, the village queen, by Carpenter
Joseph and his brethren. by Glover
Eve wandered on the sea beat shore
do ask 10 offer thee, by Linlcy.
never can forget thee, by Andrews.
Italia shall be free, by Nelson,
The old soldiers daughter, by Knight
Remember the hour, by Cooper.
List 10 my mandoine, by Hodson.
If to be wishul sill! TO finger near thee.
Sleep dearest baby, music by Cross.
Annie Laurie, Scotch ballad.
Good night, love, words by Fanny Butler.
Soft is tue morning dew, by WaIdeD.
| have left my quiet home, by Mrs. Norton.
The vocal beauties of Lucie de Lammefmoor.
The dark eye left us, by Dempster
The auld gray kirk, by Glover
The i'm prsoned, by Dempster
We met sunset, by Morton.
Chime sweet BELLS by Lee.
My bark DER the bilow, by Lemon
I've wandered far from thee, mother
Sept 2-3,awSw tAlex GAIL
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GREAT CAss BurLER MEETING IN New YoRK.--A ire.
mendous meeting of the democracy OF New York held
Tammany Hall Monday evening. Mr.. Nathaniel
Pierce presided and the usual number of vice presidents
and secretaries appointed; after which series Of
resolutions adopted by reclamation Mike Walsh
made speech, and followed by Mr. Moses of South
Carolina, Cen James T. Brady of New York, and others.
The number in attendance was very large, and great
thusasm Observation-Disclosures Argus.