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uTHOrEaAI.E Flour House and 0cner~l C0unUsss-
.,on On street oppceite Mase where
offered 70 msrchant Ar Dealers and bakers especially, 1t
Georgetown prices, vta
$40 barrels choice selected hour.
$50 barrels psiue family -four
$50 barrels best hour
1Uo barrels nne md grades N nour
The subsrrer Offers his Acknowledgements 10 me
others OF washington city or their liberal nuonaye ~
0eostown respectfully solicits an eraiosuou
his Stock with the their ntsses 70
do N.
He will also receive and forward articles intended s sns cana
transportation with despatch, boa he expects 70 ar
rive snd depart weekly sner the hr Of March 20 AL points on
said canal.
ISAAC PAUL.
WAsRrseros, January ~, 1881.
Jan 3i-sodiw
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Nos 90, 1876, IS, 149, "a, &c. l4l, 100, III, 1872,
1913. 1876 l59, 49, 73 9 1873, 3 %, 80 l45 IS g. l73,
1879, 17s, 1877, 1874, 2Ol, 203, POS to 2l2.
MARINE CoURT-B efore Judge Cowles-A6el
S. Biggs VS.. Robert COnnoly.-To recover S57,
alleged money lent. The defense is, that the
money If lent at all was lent for gambling pur-
poses, and the consideration Illegal
One witness testified that in August last he
was present at the public house of plaintiff and
saw him hand money to the defendant, but did
not know how much Another witness testified
that he was present when plaintiff bill was pre-
sented to defendant and the latter pr tS
mony The Jury, after a brief charge from the
Court, found for defendant.
Waring Lattsng VS.. Morris LeaUW-To re.
cover S87 80, being SO so per year each, for IN
serting the dentist advertisement Of DR.. l.. in %
business frames for cards kept by plaintiff at ho-
tells in the various parts Of the City, There was
contradictory evidence if DR.. L. employed plain
tiff at all, or if so, in how many frames he author
lied his card to be inserted 1t was shown, how
ever that Dr. L. admitted that s72 were due to
plaintiff subject to q set off for professional SER
vices for Sl4. Judgment for plaintiff for SIS.
L. S. CIRCUIT COURT.-In the case of Henry
Long, claimed by VIM. Parker as a fugitive from
Slavery the Marshal, soon after the hour to which
the Court had ad journed yesterday forenoon read
communication from Judge Judson, stating that he
was unable from indisposition, to attend Court
as was also, Judge etts, and directing, agreeaby
to act of Congress, in such cases made and pro"
vided that the Court be further adjourned to Fri
day, at 10 o'clock which was accordingly done.
Previous to the case going to Judge Judson,
writ of Habeas CoPpus had been got out before
Judge Edmonds, returnable yesterday, but 1t was
not served the Counsel not deeming It necessary
TO do so.
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~ journal. he states that four millions one sixth
Of the population Of Britain, depend on she Cot
ton trade OF America and that the price OF Cot
ton is more important TO them than the price OF
bread What a commentary is this on the
wretched qUacks called statesmen, in England
who have reduced FIVE millions Of their country.
men 10 subsist on slave labor in foreign land
Where is the power Of England in such case
Power is self support in the individual and In the
nation
Archbishop Hughes is in Paris. en- route to
Rome Mr. Walsh, the American Consul. gaVea
brilliant party the o her night many OF hls coua
trymen being present. Mr.. and Mrs. Riyes re-
ceive calls every Saturday noon and evening.
Their hotel belongs to the ChoOseul family, who
left on the breaking out of the Revolution OF Feb
ynary.
We have nothing new in the journals Of the
day, a squsbble excepted, about bill Of Mr.
Montsembert for the better observance OF the
Sabbath political move, of course.
The cognoscent consider the late move OF the
Pope in England, as indiscreet' it was insult
fcienty gingerly in it's method. w u p
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ARREST on A CHARGE OF SIABBIYG.-Two
men named Stephen Going and Richard Arm
strong were yesterday arrested by two OF the
Fourteenth Ward Police, charged with stabbng
Mr. McGuin and Patk. Logue, with dirk knives,
iInicting several severe wounds on their persons.
The accused were held by Justice Mountiors to
await the result Of the injuries inflicted
ARREST FOR GRAND LARcEST Nathan J.
Bro, IN Italian, was yesterday arrested by Con-
stable Josephs OF the Fourth Ward on a charge
o.. stealing a gold watch and chain, valued at 80,
the property of Elvirs King, residing at 1870
Church st The watch was recovered and the
accused was committed by Justice Loth-oP to
answer.
ARREST OF AN OMNIBUS THEA young ras'
cal named Alex. Duncas was yesterday arrested,
charged with stealing purse containing ST. from
a female named Mary Mclaughlin, residing at
No Bowling Green's st. while riding in an omni'
bus in Broadway. Duncan was locked up by
Justice LathroP 10 answer
ASSAULT ny An USENOwN PERsON.-A man
named ]. w Duffenthaln, while in cellar at llS
Cedar.st on Wednesday evening was assaulted
by an unknown person who struck him upon the
head, cutting it badly. He was taken to the City
Hospital by Policeman of the First Ward.
SERIOUS AccIDEET.-Andrew Chase young
man residing at 80 Christiest was seriously in.
iured in the head yesterday by the bursting
of pistol which he discharged while passing
up Broadway. He was taken home by cheer
Ramey of the Second Ward.
ARREST FOR BURGLARY.-Three men, named
Henry Mates, John Anderson and Benz. Palmer,
were Yesterday arrested by officers McC0rd and
Mcconnell of the Fifth Ward, charged with
burglariousy entering the dwelling Of Mr.. Martin
Rollins, 3s Thomas st. They were held by JUS
tce Lothrop for examination.
ARREST OF FEMALE PIcKFocKET.-A woman
named Mary Ann Hart was yesterday arrested,
on a charge of picking the pocket Of Mrs. Ann
Chadwick of Constable Point, N. J. of s2s, while
at Washington market. The accused was held
by Justice Lothrop to answer
CHARGE OF GRAND LARcENY-Ohcer Gillard
of the First Ward yesterday arrested Andrew
Van Tassel, on charge of stealing 100 lbs oil
tsllow from the store Of J. P. Swain The prop
erty was recovered, and the accused was commit
ted by Justice Lothrop to answer.
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Bounty Land Law.

WsfhInx'on h@pooic
We have been requested 70 publish. for general
information the following letter addressed to q
Member OF Congress by the Commissioners o.
Pension OrYicY, De-. 81, 1859
SIR Your letter OF the 10Th inst. inciosinS Ia
terogatories from some ID your constituents, the
better 20 enable them 70 prepare their declarations
on the Bounty Land Law Of September last. has
been duly received, and not replied to earlier be-
cause Of the great number Of communications 90
that subject daily received by the mails and other
sources Thousands interested IN the law DO not
at this time, apprehend, fully appreciate the du
Hculties which surround us. The act passed the
2sth Of September and soon thereafter a copy was
published and extensively circulated. acccmpar
MED by the necessary forms and IsstriSctt0as 70
facilitate its due execution. In ADDITION TO these
forms and instructions, Circular was ais issued
from this Bureau, giving various items OF informs
iion on the Bounty Land Act but, notwithstsad-
ing these efforts to diffuse light, new quss-
tions are constantly springing up, and ar
gent appeals made for immediate answers 60
enable the parties to prepare their dee
larations This, | conceive, Is an erroneoss
view of the subject. The declaration, according
TO the forms aad instructions already prescribed:
ought TO be forthwith executed and, II we need
more or different information from the parties.
they will be Immediately advised thereof Con
gress is at this time engaged IN providing sddf-
tional force and an improved organization. 10 ae-
ceerste the execution of the law, and the war
rants W III soon be ready from the engravers Press
AS new questions arise, they will be promptly
examined and settled upon the papers beng pre-
sented, and al such decisions recorded torgenerd
Information To decide by way of anticipation
upon cases informally or alphabetically stated
would not only be extremely inconvenient bat
probably productive of mischief. 1t is earnestly
reduested therefore, that ali persons interested.
either as benefcaries, or as their friends and rep
resentatives, would be pleased to exercise litsf:
patience All official communications addressed
to this office will receive the earliest attention rs
possible to bestow; and it is not only useless 10
repeat inquiries as to what disposition has been
made Of them but the same may prove an aess-
Lutte hindrance TO the dispatch OF business. Thirty
thousand applications have probably already been
made, and it is estimated that upward ottwo hun-
bred thousand are yet TO follow.
am Sir very respeclfully your o5edeni servant
JAS +. HEATH, Com. otPensoas.
The honorable =. House OF Representatives
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From Rermuda.

Bv the arrival of the Br. steamer Merlin' OsP''
-.u,o.or we have dates from St. Thomas to the
s~h and Bermuda to the 96th Dec. The news is
not important. ~ po.r,rd. on
a,s,h Nae from Halifax, with the English mans
No Nov. 30. The steamer Seabird, capt iu'A. me-.
which had put into St. Georges Bermuda was
30 disabled as to require towing INTO P0t ~ consult
zsyAs En- oxxners of the seaBird upon the meas
,',s. to be adopted in the contingency The ma
shipey viii probably be brought to this CITY lot
waDairs
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STATED sFealpN ..tl fpspAfs paf az
Present nsuAh W ntVhtr,AFf Nsl. ftasi
asn, ln a Uhss; Assst~ai Ala ivis. tiaisr M.pss,hr
ptfrs ps'f. WsAt Arhs','a'. pta"s r,e~ris nir R-'
.ia Sanas " a'a nrss's nsss. Aiysia
tttiti~ss
% ss.sis., Aia pss.u 90 l,I~ tiftsa -, b. i,sss
H'isi 20 lirrt sri iaaar. urnrsst ~ ~ vsn-.'ies
p" Pie Department
rnur' pn4br pee ltrppsieg
80 p"a'rs t'r''-ep rs'lil-~ M viaiss-N p','irls
V ssNir ee.,.r assessments go .'s ts-re'ra 81, h-'
p."e-s'eA ~.
- sr'-- - 'r'.l, rs,srrsi %, 20 - tsaa - gea
-l,'.t rr pi-."rr
"a s..., Ds.--iss'--. - E.-s ,r-s-, ir,s = r~s
-rI vi s'--..a1 ~ w hs lf'ii- rf-a
rr's iFt-et ihr r;ys'lsr, As-'ss-r, "a isAs-@
f,--Iis s,.at ~ ss'a. s.ras We'd hrsy'i br--
ait-.l
Pt.ri-,as IS. -i-rs- - s4--r. tsr-f 4 Fi4i.r Ha'
issis 80 o. N~.4t+ m f-~-nttai ~
i!pr--'..-- SO t'trte. ~ ~ 80 ~ - rs' =
y . -,s'- s+'s-1 r'st ~ g. 8, s.'s.'r' Nrs te~rrt
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"A. owing 10 The light stocks holders re.sn ap s,
s.S rli 10, submit to any decline ." ''''
Scss No change IN either Sperm or LsFd IN ,on rrrvi
sSexx-sales reach soe bes Prime MESS u a''"' F'
eos raics ...,s,nslx dull sales being limited 10
u Lerces hnN a. al having been accepted for common
ksSN ls ~ se.chinE about loco bbls and some suai
e.n,isx IN tue al former rSiet 80. q ee.on.wP c.
~T.iIow continues dui ~ '"s ~' ~
TAR-No saes 70 report ~, ph .oid nj H. and 80
.his 9nirits al So per cwL
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MR. PAIsE's LICHT n scientific fdsad. uhb
VISITED worcester yesterday, in compsny with
nar' Anes, OF Springfield, asd Mr.. Msrfiek. Pfssi
cent OF the gas company ia that city. irfoffss -
khat the party visited Mr Paine q. he h.gss sod
were admitted 70 az examination d he pfosass
Tor generating hydrogen gss IN taes.s ~ sa,s,ie
tsy, the result Of their szsfsinst0s bsing ts,tjf,
were fully Satisfied that Mr.. Pslns hsl ,os.ls
ereat discovery. They we're sllorsd ~ sesrsgA
t1s machine themselves, IND we're shown sis %
Sanr construction u tho bslioss. Ly phifs ii.s
s@nense power IL ebtsissd lbos ffsas Tgss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-03

TaE MsnaNeoH Bv.t psstoN aSenia ds,s ssa
Tho A,ts'ne, gsesfal ~ the state stepped iAss
the list District Ceuit and ssed cas- selvestfa
THEA against the whole iAmease rsVPeitY ~ che
20 ,he nhetia ~ New paeaas The ENeestNs
wefe asits w,esh ~ this svN@arv eisetMeat ard
i,sh iuls 81 10 saiAssasai 90 possession aNi thss
ths sslNessfasi,,N sisuli b 49, aside fhis fuls
ea,aa 80 81 tRAi ,esset,lar lsaas Js,as'a sst
" W ksa appeared g., We atste, sha lev
tis,sa ~ ,hs ssesvssss rAesa seatlssAen AZ
dressed tts ysn,t slose las Ms H,ass sisV'hs
.itFi cs.,s. t,,s,t ptvil ast ra-sessNsA ~ ~
4ai 30 Ast,s,,ar ~ ths sssest'ss deASiAs With
.,e., .ss,,issss ,ts rsvSf - the Veuft - ssse
sd .s,,s.,,.4i,s IN q pslta Ne, "
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pi..et fivrrp. uiyet Arinstrsns c. "a. tSmsci .
,aw Dc Al tall reint pslla, c. No Village wsrcl.
H. Go iNa
NaNra VuiNvEn -slianhiYs Salvsa CO ". WA no
changed to Fremont rhcmrklesVio Charles 90 W pol
chang oi s. ltaiss isi ofunH psk Cente tvrs.
sea te Mi,h pa,na change - NsfraeNe psnt'ns
sa ttsni,et O. Va thzneei a. ksckvi 10. sam.
ue,s,iile Washington - ~ q name shasspi - Lev
Ahel Henderson, - rssas esHe changed g A'hsnai
falsfssa iaaat 90 AtA name changed b Text
0Asbessv V,VssIns tagEs.,A O. Ava Asn,e ehseeoi 10
AdsWsss, rsuse,s t,eeh ne4lt.i~ g., IA nasAe taaes
~ +. ,iuiFsia, taeeG MafsA o. fenn aaane efaasei
" Eslyisw En>atsh As3iev o. Ne =rsHp ,haased
a..
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Commerce OF the Port of New-York for De
.l49 vessels OF So. 1855 tups
Commerce of Boston.

FOREIGN ARRIVALS AND IMPORT DCTIEs.-
Below we give the foreign arrivals at this Port
from Jan l, 1910, to Jan. l, $751; togeter with the
amount Of duty paid on foreign merchandise for
each year, with the exception of the last quarter
of 1850 which is not yet ascertained;
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Cammerce for the Year $50.
FOREIGN ARRIVALS.

We are indebted to James Thorn, ESQ U. D
aaveoue Boarding officer for the following table
NJ arrivals from foreign ports from the ISL o.
J.ru,rv 1850, to 3lst December, 1850, inclusive
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Commerce of Connncticul.

During the year ending June 3d. l-50 there
were built in Connecticut 3 shirs 7 brgs- ~
schooners, sloops and canal bos, I s,ss6. s,,-.
Total, A. t0nnage, A. $50.
The tnnnsge Of the several dis,r.s.a 10 Com seti
nut IA IA foows.
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ARREST ~ SrEPHgS DUSTIN CARRY FOR THE
MURDER % GEORGE Haywood Stephen Dastin
Carey, accused Of the murder of Mr. George Hey
wood nj Liacon, on Friday last, was arrested
about = o'clock Yesterday morning, at the house
OF Mr. Thomas Philip in Waltbam, under the fol-
loving circumstances IL appears that after leav-
iug toe house OF hls bTotherlR law IN bedford, on
Frtay afternoon. he went 20 Mr. Phups IN
Wahham. where he had been boarding for some
length oi time. where he remained until his ar
rest Information was received by Constable K.
W Fiskc, OF " atham, that Carey was probably
Al tho house Of Mr. Philp. He nc 'ordingly pro
cured sA ug riaht men, and going 10 the house de-
sisnated. stationed his assistants az different
ponis. w H.. he went 20 the door. | pom eutering
Inc house ho .,aai Carey. y iii his face bound up,
c,nplsini.s ct the lo0thsche. bat upon being told
by Nj Fistc thss be must consider himself as
his pfison,r DO erased cN aiming OF the pam.
ard upon removing the handkerchief rom aus
ia,e, "A Was loapd that he had shs's9 on els WINS
Aegs probably ior Vc purpose 81 Hssus,hS hiH
.elf lie Vas aYrr.tcd and secured without re-
.,.t.ns. narips tl,o uaefnng warrant for his
l.sen,,o,, a.. ,s.as-i BY Josiah Raster. Esq.
n, ii lnst.,s ard - was accordingly conveyed
T., -, rsnkf{Ase. Va custody OF Constable FIske
s,i neaat, SAVr,6 Jacobs where he arrived at
k.lt past . elecA. aud IVES committed 90 laii 20
await kis examination whlcA Is % take place to-
iss ron ,esvhias The prisoner, the officers
Earj uHmbcl " pistol carig'dses and guam
lic et asNes ammunition, eet ne weapon. Carey
a. Asa.N ~ ,eass 81 asc. and has a brother in ba
siness ~ Es. Cambridge, and also mother and
s.tsss ~ sitting IN ne'iNrt
fHa.ier nsily Aivsrf srr Tuesday
~ nsniel A Oliver. fsq rrcminen, citi-
o., ~ sestsa was kst oNefs0srd al sea, trsm
.hia Aasl 40 hes passage from New YORK 20
NAags., y asa ally Ssys sJ;,
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: TolN........o s. I04 I0l J6
Of the above, barSs % briggs d 6e schooners
were British; brig Swedish and brig Dutch.
In addition to the above the ROYAL Mail steam.
ship Europa sailed on the 18th ior Liverpool, the
America arrived on the 18th and sailed on the Goth
FoREIcS ARRIVALS AT Bosroi rs ls5O.--The
number OF foreign entries at thia pert for the year
sof NE year ending Dec. 81,
"a Ae''s -
This decrease consists chiefly Of small craft run
ming between this port and toe British Prov 1ces
.ith coal. IBoston T,avcncr =,
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<<0ooo -
The amount collected will average for the past
II years about S450O,0 600 per annum. This year,
rs will be seen, allowing average estimate for
abe last quarter, the revenue will reach nearly SIC
sgillt0nS
ARRIVALS AND CLEARING Es.-The following
have been the arrivals and cesrances a. this port
tor the month Of December, 1850:
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DFAfns ~ isuttfHp Cptt HAs Coroner
Osrf IN Mpndh5 bella inGassis an hoard coal
barge lyine 81 shs foot u Catherine Slip \ u
ppon The bodies II Theodore Marin. Captain II
ths Lsies snd II man whnss name is IN
kh9Nn. who Wste ipund alpui el9ah yasteilsy
amhihg l5ite 10 The hold If Tho barge where
pine Nopd IRE - o. ersh etsia. bod been burn
Ing The hhish hs1 beet closed. ani he ess
arising fthm lie IRE bal caused lie death ~ tho
men 4 verdict ~ 'his sifstt rec rendered hr
tie Jury The deceased wst- ss-h sbant 20
7ssfs - see
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Ofthe above barks, 20 briggs, and AZ schooners
Eere British ! brig French brig Russian
schooner Danish; schooners Dutch, and the re-.
Snainder American.
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Total whole number. 4SS
Total for 1B4S
There have arrived during the year total oil
e26, 2s7 passengers, Against 22l, 799 for lS4e
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-03

sfuiss 90 titesfsrf Three b9ys named
Luke Costello slss Yslisr Wm hr,sr ed
HIN slmmefdg. ntss arrested ~ suspicion ~
hsFire committed bs'eis,f sni ls'esnF %
sisn 81 fl~ nieh,s sihes ties were he'll ~
tssiisp hastitf o.. ess'.iraiis"
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Post Oaicc Operations.

The POSTMASTER GENERAL has established he following
Pest Oaccs Cor the wreck ending December -, 1850
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THrrf, - fsrf Lire-A --s rsmsa Wr
rferhsa Hss ss.sslea ~ 80 .eh'-h ststs.asF
,s,,.irr charged viii threatening ~ tsie 'hs
iifs - ". fill .ssi-p - 20 h,s.i.s' ed
s'ss > in :,ia..e irsasl plss1l >. h''r nsn
30 sss.riesii,ss
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ALBANY PRISrERs' UNoN.-At a meeting Of
the Union" held on Saturday, the following
officers were elected for the ensuing term, viz;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-03

At the same meeting, the following heso'u"'"
was unanimously adopted
Resored That the thanks Of the Albany Printers 9aioe
are hereby rendered to Messrs. Weed, Parsons CO. q
Nan BentRuyseu II II. Van Dyck, Crosweh shaw, joe
HunseiI Ten Eyck Il Co.. H. J. Hastings aud tnLhn u
Farnsworth-for their fraernRl cooperation wiin tno
Union in its efforts preserve the cha acter and pronees
the interests OF profession
We learn that the proprietors, generally, agreed
last Saturday to pay the new scale Of prices adopt.
ed by this Union.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-03

saDinfns. hn ~ ,,..ttl...tin444.4l.I. 1850
linuse an1 loi n2fh eide ~ iii si ~ fnoi Inst
~ a.rnre ..,,......,...,.t,. ginO
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LAW COURTS.

COURT CALENDAR-This Day-SuperiOr Court.
Nos. 30, 1885, IS, 149, "a, 30, l4l, lOO III, 1872,
l93 1876 l59, 49, g. ., 1885, 8 30 80, AS, rs, g. l73,
l39, l7s 1877, 1874, 9Ol, 2O3, POS to 2l2.
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ARREST OF FEMALE PIcKrocKET.-A woman
named Mary Ann Hart was yesterday arrested,
on charge of picking the pocket Of Mrs. Ann
Chadwick of Constable Point, N. J. of s2s, while
at Washington market. The accused was held
by Justice LothrOp to answer.
The southern press., 1851-11-20

UNITED STATES BANK SrocK-A late rise in
the market price OF the United States bank
stock has been observed, and il has been stated
that il was owing To the anticipated improve
ment in the property Of the bank at Cairo, upon
the completion Of the Illinois central railroad
A private letter from Amsterdam, dated October
25th, has been shown TO us, which probably gives
the correct reason for the unusual advance ia
the stock. 1t says that the Dutch stockholders
are about to appoint committee 10 reference to
the bank, with instructions to inquire into its
condition and adopt measures which may place
them in more favorable position than they now
occupy. This movement, on being known at
Amsterdam, created lively demand for stock,
which rose 81 above the previous quotations
Orders were Immediately sent TO New York and
Philadelphia, TO buy the stock, and from this
circumstance its advance in the American market
is clearly to be traced. OF the special object in
contemplation by the Amsterdam committee, we
are not informed, but it probabIy has some refer
ence to a reduction in the expen cs Of the trus-
tees and speedy winding up of the concern
Phila. Bulletin.
The southern press., 1851-11-20

The seventh winter session Of this College will
commence the first Monday ofNovember, 1851
and continue four months. The chairs of the
Faculty will be arranged follows:
|. G. JONES, M.D.-Professor of Theory and
Practice of Medicine.
RS. NEWTON, NJ M.D.-Profssor Of Surgery.
B. L. HILL, MD.-Professor of Obstetrics,
and Diseases Of Women and Children.
u. FREEMAN, M.D-Professor of Special
Surgical and Pathological Anatomy.
JR. BUCHANAN, M.D.-Prolessor ofPhy-
sology, and Institutes Of Medicine
l.. L. JONES, M D.-Professor Of Materia
Medica, and Therapeutics, and Medical Botany.
J. MILTON SANDERS, M. ID. LID Pro
fessor of Chemistry, Pharmacy and Toxicology.
o. L. NEWTON, Nj MD.-Demonstrator Of An
atomy and Surgical Prosector.
gratuitous preliminary course Of Lectures
will commence on the second Monday of October.
AT the same time the Demonstrators rooms will
be opened, with every facility for the study of An
atomy. Anatomical material is abundant and
cheap. Prompt attendance at the opening Of the
session is expected.
TERms.-T'ickets to a full course of lectures
(unu graduaon) 500 in advance ora well en-
dorsed note for Sl25. To single course OF Lee
lures $50 in advance, or well endorsed note for
$40. Matricuaton ticket S5-Graduaton si5--
Demonstrators ticket IS. Board costs from 50
to 50 so per week. Students sometimes board
themselves for much less. Students upon their
arrival in the city, VIII call the Office Of PRoF
r. s. NEWTON, on Seventh street, between Vine
and Races For further particulars, address DR..
r. s. NEWTON, or
JOS. S. BUCHANAN, MD, Dean.
Cincinnati, Ohio. A lpust, 1851.