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OBTAINED mr. THE RIGHT HoS. LOAD CowLtY, FROM THE
SUBLIME PORTS, IN FAVOR OF THE suLrAN's PRorEsr-
ANT SU.JEcTs
"To His Ezceiency the Pasha, the Superintendent Of the
whereas the Christian subjects Of the Ottoman
Gsvsnmsnt protesting Protss entism have experienced
under separate and special Jurisdiction and from the
patriarch and hsads Of the scots which they have left
naturally not being able to supern.end their affairs,
and
Whereas, IL In confirmation to the supreme will
Of His Imperial Majesty Gracious Lord and Bsnefsc
s he ~ % IN dssn
mency towards all classes Of his subjeots that any Of
them should be subjected to grievance; and
with the creed professsd by them, do form separate
community,
cit is His Supreme Msjesty's will and command, that
securing welfare Of the said Protestant the admin
israion thereof should be henceforward connded to
your Excellency, together with tho allotment Of the
keep separate register Of their births and deaths in
the Department. Of the Comptro according to the sys
tenn observed with regard the Latio Rsgas that you
do issue passports and permits Of marriages and that any
person OF established character and good conduct,
chosen ~ them to appear their sgsnt at the Porte for
the Transaction and settlement Of their current aars
" Such the imperia commands, which you are to
sBat although passports and the allotment Of taxes
nscd, you will be careful that in pursuance Of bis
Msjesys assessments taxes be cxscted from
the Proteeants for permits Of marriage and for regis
Afforded them for their current anairs-that ntsrfe
renee whatever be permitted In their temporal or spill
ual concerns on the part OF the patriarch monks or
ss the profession Of their croed In security and that
they be not molested ioa either In that respect or
In any other way whatsvern Signed,
CANADIAN wARRloas.---we understand that
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CANADIAN WARRIoRs.--We understand that
enumerated two from Quebec the one fell the neld
Of batts the cthsf seosiAssl - dseestee whhss
Justly er not ~ have ~ bee. n5esns1- osssss Asvs
svry, Jen ~.
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INTENSE MopEsry.-A few days since our at
tention was drawn TO fact not generally noticed,
snd illustrative Of the modesty % Of our neighbors OF
toe United sts.es via that cement OF birth
ever appears in their papers We have tested tho
tion by reference to the Journals ct our see
Ana deaths ana marrisgssu only recorded. How OBJ
vurA thiD falss dsessy, Qus5se Mwsuvy, yar, 10.
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from the Standard, Jan. 4th, ls4s
Our obssrvatons the OF official matter rccev.
ed from the United States by the last mail confined
the remarkable tone OF the Presidents Mesage re-.
In reference to other nations and the laws Of nations
We did not enter into the statements regarding the
and agriculture Of the United States as disclosed
that message and In the still important report of
the Secretary Of the Treasury which accompanies It,
those important passages adverted TO In the Presidents
Message and most deserving the serious and imme-
diats attention Of the country.
his ways but his trade free trade Of the gene
rality OF his mischsvous schools all onssded and 10
In short that other nation should lay any duties or
restrictions whatever upon the productions Ct the
United ststes when introduced into their respective
countries while the United States should have the full
right and the liberty Of laying on such dutis: upon the
OF every other country whom introduced
into these States SHALL according to the consuming
power OF their popnlation ralss much revenue ~
extraordinary sxpsndturs Without having recourse to
any other mode Of taxation. This 10, in short Mr..
Walkers system OF free trade, and this he asserts
M but being So 9 NOT difoult to discover that sucn
system from the different position OF other countrise
would be most disadvantaGsous TO them.
rearys boast that his free trade reduced duties has
increased the revenue, must advert to HIS very i'm.
ana productions Of the United states Of America Thev
are Of great and decisive consequence aud well mernr
the praise exutation which the Secretary
out either his opinions Of the universal advantages Of
free trade Ia the world and still less the boasts and the
propheess Of the free trade school on this side Of the
important and vital points, humble opinion, just
the To dssect thesc statistics, and the
soninG founded upon them We must have recourse to
some figures taken IRON thesc omcisl American reforms
M. wdsus rspess y ful II ness ,nperisss saa in.
sssssss nss>ss, nss wAisA sss Hints ~ Ne Dssssss
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Bv n. GREEN; .s.cttoneer.

HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT
IL AUG rION.-On Wednesday, the 18th instant, shall
SELL at the residence of Mr. James Young New Jersey
avenue, on Capitol Ilil near south Capitol gate, IL
o'clock, M, large lot of furniture, Wis
Mahogany sofa, dining, breakfast, and card tables
Do sideboard, bureaus, Iightstands
Do workstand, bronze manei clock
Cane rush, and wood-seat chairs, rockers, &c.
Hall, solar, mante, and other lamps
Androns, shovel and tongs, tenders
Plated candesticks, pier and oher glasses
Paror and chamber window curtains, blinds
Maple high and low post bedsteads
Feather beds and mattresses, bed curtains
ParIor, chamber passage and step carpets
Hearth rugs straw matting, crash
Cooking, paror, and other stoves, brass front CRATES
China glass, and crockery
Also a good lot of kitchen requisites.
TERMS All sums OF and under $40, ash over $40 a
credit of two and four months, for en-.
doIsed, bearing interest A GREEN.
oSP'S-u Auctioneer.
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Washington University OF Baltimore.
Medical Department.


VTyHE annual session for 1852 will commence on the
last MONDAY in October next, with Introductory lee
The daily lectures thereafter will be delivered in the ell
egant and connexions buildings which been
for the Medical Department Lombard street, few doors
east of Hanover street For medical school, arranged
upon the ample seal, they comprise every requisite
for the purposes OF instruction
The very extensive buildings on Broadway Balti-
street, heretofore used by this fac uty viii be retained
for hospital purposes and for the delivery of clinical
.
The museum is entirely new, and in the obsetrcal de-
panment is surpassed by any other in The United
States.
Medical Faculty.
JOIN c. S MoNKUR, NJ. d., Professor of Theory and
Practice Of Medicine.
EDWARD FOREMAN, NJ. D., Professor of Chemistry and
Pharmacy
WILLIAM T. LEONARD, M. d., Professor of Anatomy and
Physiology.
WILLIAM II. Stokes, M. D., Professor of Institutes OF
Medicine, Medical Jurisprudence, and Mental
GEORGE McCooK, NJ. d. Professor Institutes and Prac-
tce Of Surgery
GEORGE c. M. ROBERTS, NJ d., Professor of Obstetrics
and Diseases Of Women and Children.
Thomas E. BOND A. NJ, NJ d., Professor of Therapeu-
tics, Maeria Medical and Hygiene.
WAkEMAN BRYARLY, M D., Demonstraior OF Anatomy.
Tickets Sl5 each-Dplo S20-Demonstrator SO
Matriculaton IS. For circulars, address
E. FOREMAN, Dean
Sept. 5-eotlNov.
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CENTLEMEN,s Belong1ngs-We have now open, IL
VI dozen silk shirts, all prices some quality
20 dozen mems merno Shirts all sizes and prices a few
extra large
10 dozen lambswool shirts, assorted
10 do mcrno drawers do
% do merno half-hose
10 do lambswool halfhose
50 do stout brown cotton half-hose
% do fine and stout halfho
20 do superior and medium silk pocket hanIerchiefs
With many other necessary articles for gentle men, to
which invite their attention. are sure they can
per cent. by calling y
Sept9-3tif ID. CLAGETT IL CO.
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r AIDES Misses Iiosiery Gloves tSc-We h,,

Il ADIhS ma mIsses' HOsiery, Gloves, tEC.-We have
IL now open, n fine assortment of ladies' vests
silk vests, long sleeves, all prices
Do demi and short do
Ladi, merino demi and short nil sizes
and prices
Misses merno vests, and boys do
Every possible style of ladies' hose in cotton WOOL and
silk > y
Good assortment of misses hose and merno
lew dozen extra stout hose, brown and mixed
20 dozen ladies' (Alexandre's) kid gloves, dark,
dun, and light colors black and white do
Misses do in colored and white.
These goods all of this falls importation,
ranted perfect all goods sold by unless the
mer is notified the contrary previous TO purchase
Sept 9-3tif ID. CLAGETT " co.
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II>OR RENT.-The upper or dwelling part of that
L. building situated at the OF 7,h street west and
Pennsylvania avenue, and the of Shuster
Messrs Hall x Brother, present occupied by Mrs
Mccormick boarding house The house contains TWEEN
good Gail but three fronting 7h street
avenue) kitchen and cellar, nh large wood house and
yard atchedall in good repair. Tne comfort and
venieuce of the houe, the valuable and central location
and the low rent make IL of the desirable board
ing houses be had in the Posse given on
LIST day of October next For terms, apply to
ANNE X. DERMOTT,
Aug Zl-cod'f Residing the house
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war and .sCenera Regulations for the Army" viii.
present be forwarded to the office oi the Aduant GENERAL
Mitary correspondence. and official transactions with
the War Department relative 10 the army viii b. Conduct
ed, AS usual, through the Adiutant General
VIII In assigning regiments to particular departments
and districts OF county the PRESIDENT desires that consider
with view TO better stations (as far the convenience Of
The service may Pemit) in the arrangement OF the
ooPs An details necessary for the execution oil This order
viii be directed by the major generals OF division
MAJOR General Scott will designate the regiment for each
Coonels viii report the Adutan General the compa-
mics TO be detailed for Oregon, California New Mexico
and Texas and will that they be properly equipped be
fore put en route for their destination
Regiments aud companies will be put Tor their
respective sta lions their ranks filed the le
gal standard and the convenience of the service
win permits In The mean while, the officers and men
should be allowed such indulgence may be compatible
with the requirements OF the service.
Commanders of regiments and posts will forward, with
out delay, returns OF the troops IN due orn 10 the head
of the division in which they now sta Toned adj
dressed respectively to scoTr, for The
presently New York and MAJoR-GENKRAL TAYLOR, (fo'
the presently Baton Rouge All officers on leave OF alb
sence, Otherwise away from their regiments except in
virtue of commissions held in the general san, viii forth
with by letter division headquarters and to the
colonies Of their respective regiments reporting also the
authority for their absence and the time when they e
their regiments-pide General Orders" No 80, par.
TX Official respect and courtesy all occasions, and
pecialy in their military correspondence other duty, l.
strictly enoined by the military code all officers Of
the army and departure theetom should be regard
ed offence TO be overlooked but treated according
the rules and articles OF Good order, thorough in
ssruction, and the main OF discipline and subord
nation, Indispensable the efficiency Of the
adjustment
is the intention Of the government, that there be
ablshed In every regiment corps and throughout the
army corps, gradual and universal subofdin.tion
or authority, which, without loss of iorce shall be
mild and paerna; and which, founded in justice and
rmnes shall manain all subordnates In the striciest OBJ
servance of duty" &c.-( Army Ree,aations)
The President calls upon the comm andng generals,
and all officers in authority, be vglant in enforcing H.
every particular, THE REGULATIONS established
for the OF the army of the United States am
II is expected that rigid economy will lie enforced in
branches and details Of the
BY order OF the Secretary of War
X. JONES, Adjutan, General
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By A. GREEN. .aucsfon<er.

HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT
IL AUCTlON-On Monday, the llth instant shall sell
al the residence OF gentleman declining housekeeping
10 o'clock, m, north street, Capitol Hill imm~
diaely in the of Dowsons good lot furniture
viz:
Mahogany sofa, centre table, and bureaus
Cane and wood seat chairs, tables, &c.
Bedsteads, washsands brass fender, andirons, &c.
Feather beds, bedding and mattress
Three-py and ingram carpets and hearth rugs
Large LOT straw mating
With lot OF crockery and glass ware
Also good lot OF kitchen utensils and many other arti-
Giles unnecessary to enumerate.
Terms cash. A. GREEN
Sept9-3t Aucuoneer
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NEW Fall Goods-We receiving our usual
~ fall supply of staple and fancy dry goods, which
would invite the attention OF and the public
generally, as we are confident they will only find u
more complete assortment but at prices fully per
loss than heretofore.
We are now receiving and will be in recep, all this
Week OF an extraordinary large stock of carpeting
bracng every possible quality style, and price, the
extra rich tapestry Saxony 50 So the
at III cents all intermediate styles and prices
Sept Stiff ID. CLAGETT IL co.
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WANTED IA situation a teacher in Of the south.
w cities, large villages. Would prefer a large
school, had above years experience teacn-
ing, and is graduate of the New York State Normal
School Best OF references be given. Apply
the 18th OF October Edward w. Chesebro,
Albany county, New York.
September y, 1913
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Pension and Bounty Land Agency, Washington City,

SOLDIERS claims for bounty land pensions extra pay
~ @c attended to promptly, and upon the
BILE terms, depending upon the services rendered. either
upon personal application orders by mail and when
holders Of warrants disposed SELL the highest cash
price will be paid for them.
Orders from distance either for the sale purchase OF
land warrants, attended TO with pnctuay and despatch
Particular attention viii also be paid TO the collection of
claims against the various departments of the government
upon which moderate per centage will be charged.
]. w. SIMONTON,
Penn avenue, opposite Browns Hotel.
Refer to Messrs CoRCoRAN & RIGes and DARIus ClA-
GErr 81 Co.. Washington
N b. Land warrants wanted, for which the CHEST
price will be paid.
Sept 6-3tdNc
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\ VIE next session. Of six months will the
i first Wednesday of October.
Tuition SO 90
Room, library, furniture, and bed 100
Table and servants, per week %
At less expensive table 50
Students not boarding in college-tuton- rs w
Room, library, and furniture l20O
small charge for average damages.
Naturalization fee So paid on admission. For French
small additional charge made Fuel and lights
washing 37i per dozen. The necessary college
penses of boarding student exclusive of books and
tionery, will rot exceed $50 per annum.
Students may be admitted at any time the opening OF
the session preferable. Where fued for college
class they complete their preparation in prepare
tory department.
Students permitted, suitable occasions, hear
debates in Congress- and arguments in the United States
Supreme Court.
Bills payable in advance half the opening the balance
at the middle of the session.
College Hill, September 6, 1913.
Sept Observation-Disclosures
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ltl for Young Ladies' No H. AisquI street, late Nc
Eldeny's mansion, BaltimoreThe duties of this Acad-
envy will be resumed the first Monday in September,
(be 4th)
The French being the medium OF uncation in the
family, peculiar advantages offered all for thorough
and prompt knowledge of this languages same tune
great and attention is paid and sound
Outstanding OF the English and Latin by the assistance
the best and competent teachers.
For further particulars and terms, information may
obtained by addressing through the post oce
August 9-eo2w N2aw3w
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ny EOS g. p. DYER. .suc.so.>,r,.

RANk or METROPOLIS STOCK AT AUCTION
~ On Saturday (this) morning the 9th instant at half
past O'Clock. shall SELL auc ton store few an res
OF the stock OF Bank OF the Metropolis.
Sept9- Ed c. IL G. +. DYER, Auo tioneers
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XXIAyTMp lnu.ed,.sely. a re.pce..hle ,hI,s nur.e

competent 10 take charge of very young infant To
such person. who come wen ended aud
Union office
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T INEN Cambria Handkerchieks.-5O dozen superior
IL quality wide bordered cambria handkerchief at 50
per dozen, extraordinarily cheap
60 dozen linen muslin handkerchieis, very sheer ali
prices.
90 dozen linencambc handkerchief good old fashioned
goods.
10 rich embroidered handkerchefs very beautiful
20 medium do do
10 dozen open and REVERE stitched handkerches in en-
tirely new styles.
The above goods out by the steamer of last month
and therefore OF the cheapest and styles
Sept 9-3tf d. CLAGEfT & co.
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The number of pvates authorized by law is for the mounted
rife regiment 81 Dragons artillery and infantry a. The
Of the OF lnty for service In viii
be allowed 81 each all other OF the
80 each Yde entitled making
appropriations the support OF the for the
goth OF June, lsie" Approved August IA loss-
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LITY OF WASHINGTON.
SATURDAY MORNING, SEPT. 8, is4s.
appointment by she President.
The wing. OF New York.

SAMUEL CRUDE, to be justice of the peace in Nh
county Of Washington, in the District OF Columbia
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FRENCH WOhk--We invite especial attention from
the ladies stock Of French work and lace goods
We have OPEN
Rich lace capes, worked in French werk
Rich lace caPes, usual styles
Rich French worked muslin capes
Rich lace standing collars, with cuffs TO match
Rich lace collars aud cuffs
Do without cuffs
Rich muslin collars. and cuffs match
Do without cuffs
Rich muslin standing collars very pretty and very cheap
r. Rich lace sleeves, muslin do
With great variety of other pretty goods which
confident will please.
Sept 9--3,if ID. CLAGETT IL CO.
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GUST received at The Philadelphia
s..s.z.z--z--cn - Cheap Cash Siore l59 Main St,
Eys<sx,,St an eniIrey new and heautitll st le OF
80 sa.sAz~ Ladies X III and Satin Slippers of all
colors superior TO any thing ever
brought to this city je3o WM boLE
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THE GREAT REMEDY OF
n AE'eRE

Ss Ky 1885 feet below The of the earth. certain
and ntahle cure Tor sprains, strains cuts, bruises,
scads burns, letter. eryslpeIas scad head, Group,
faHmatory sore throat, and nhamed eyes, hatu-
fence, ulcers, fever and nammatory rheumaism.
winch yields 10 It's elects IN surprising manner
1t never yet failed when used according to directions.
Read the following;
Manchester, Allegheny Co Pa Nov n, 1876
This to certify that my wife Margaret Ghrest,
cured Of Rheumatic complaint, of years standing
by winch she was so lame TO be Obliged to
In one week she cured ny using the American
OIL aud could walk about as usual wthoat her crutches.
JONATHAN GHRIESP
The following is communicable by Mr. VIM Nash, Mr.
Jacksons Agent for Sieubeuville, Ohio.
A gentleman uetr Sieui envte who had not been allie
pa nus feet to the ground for Twelve years.
IN consequence of aneness, the use of one bottle
likewise sovereign remedy FOR Contraction of the
Muscles and eudOns.
= ne follow. ~ communicated by Mr. VIM Nash W
Jacks0h's agent for Seubeavii!e
a ady residing in Stenbonviiln, the finger of whose
hand was contracted as to deprive heI the use Of II
thirty five years. aud entirely cured BY the
of bottle OF the oil, that she has perfect
use OF her hand fully equal TO the other which had never
Affected. has heen found TO he a aud in
vncibe agent in the speedy and certain OF Deafness
ia all orgauically Ipcurahie
lady residing Allegheny City efectually GU.
red eohsnate Deafness of years. continuance, by
less than one bottle OF the OIL so that she she
heard better than she had ever sone before.
gentleman well known in Pittsburgh, was cured of
Deafness OF nine years standing, by the OF small
quantity of the oil The names and residences of the
lady and gentleman will be given TO those whe desire IT,
| al the office of the advertiser
It's properties also highly developed in the cert
and s,,rnrisnp sueedy cure Of cases OF holc Cran
| and SnaSms ~
several cases of Cramp Cbolic have been cqestuaiIv
by dose of the Oil in the short space Of hall
honr when the parties have been aponized with nam
I rnratve nave been reuar ably manifested
| in the radical cure of Diseases or the Spine
A ladv the W re of a planter in Kentucky was cured
efectuay OF one the worst cases OF diseased Spine
which haa confined her to her bed for considerable
time i'm which she could not turn herself II is also
sure remedy and pcrfeot cure opans in the small of the
hack aud inflammation OF the Kidneys Read the follow.
iua: Pittsbure. Dec L. ls46
This is TO certify that was afflicted with great main
u t,e small of my back and kidntvs which affected me
| 50 much Ibat cn,fd no, stand unri0ht ~ r,hhn,, ox
teruay and s,nr half Tea spaonI7,i uteyuay everv
| night and morning, entirely cured.
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wrsrrrN Anrrn1IsINc M coLLEcrING

WEST I'm AlN III iSiN'. .tNb tpLthe
AGENCY.
WV. KINsLoF. Third street, two doors east
ct Post Office. Pittsburg. Pa. Is our au'hofI
red Agent lor that city. Mr. h. als' attends
60 The collect n OF bills against persons ih
IN that citv-large or small-and refers TO the
Editors Of The Pittsburgh press IN particular
aud the western press generIliy.
f. w. CARR. opposite the Exchange
Pniladelphia. is ageut for rrocuring sunscrip'
tionsnnj advertising for the Wheeling ine :
Prn,exr & GREEN. 81 Street, opposite The
Posi- OHice. Cincinnati, will act as Agents
tor The Wheeling Times, and all orders Tell
,x;th them will be promptly attended to.
VoLHEY B. rALnER isauthorlred to act as
agent tor receiving subscriptions aud adver-
tIsenents Tor the Wheeling Daily Times &
Advertiser, at Baltimore, Philadelphia, New
York and Boston. His office is in
Baltimore. at the Southeast corner OF North
sad Fsyette streets:
Philadelphia, n. w. Corner OF Third and
Chestnut ST..
New york, Tribune Buildings, orpositecity
Hall.
WIN. THOMPSON, corner OF Baltimore
AMI South SIS is duly authorized agent tor
this paper in the city of Baltimore.
GEO. PRATT No. Isl. Nassau ST. n. Y.
will act as agent to procure advertisements
and Subscriptions in the city of New YORK io'
the Wheeling Daily and Weekly Times