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Dr. KINKEL.-We understand that this gentle
man was presented to the President yesterday
by Mr.. Crittenden, the Acting Secretary of State,
and that the interview was very lengthy, and
satisfactory to the German patriot.
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-10-13

bS5~ If you love music, fun, and laughter, 60
to Odd-Fellows' Hall tonight Sanford's New
Orleans Opera Troupe are there, and SO will be
everybody else!
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NEW BUILDING ASSOCIATION.

4 BOOK has been opened for the purpose of forming
IA q Building Association, the plan of similar
associations in this city. All who wish to become mem
bers thereof invited to call at the Office of NCHoLAs
CALLAN, Notary Public street. and subscribe their
names in the book opened for the purpose
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-10-13

MONEY MATTERs.-Th recent panic will prove,
as we trust, to have had its origin in a tran
STORY cause. There is a much easier condition
Of things in the New York and Boston money
markets.
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-10-13

1t said that Commander Ringgold and Com
modore Sloat have been ordered to California,
to select location for the Pacific Dock-yard.
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-10-13

THE MARINE BAND, who for the past three or
four months have performed twice week ior
the entertainment of the public--alternateiy ~
the Presidents and the Capitol grounds-closeu
their series Of concerts for the season on oatur-
day afternoon The weather being pheasant, .
large number Of ladies and gentlemen ana JuVe-
niles were at the Presidents 10 ENJOY INC pioii
enade and the music. -Repa0fc.
A little effort might secure to this excellent
Band n good and substantial Benefit. They have
discoursed for us sweet music, and we have all
enjoyed it well Summer brings to us in Wash
ington few greater pleasures than the prone
nades in the public gardens to the strains they
breathe. We should surely requite them well,
and especially when it is in our power to do so
in SO easy manner as by means OF one or two
public entertainments We have professional
and amateur yocasts in our city who could
perform as rich music in Odd Fellows Hall as
its walls have ever echoed Or other means
may be suggested. The proposition involves an
appeal to our liberality and justice
The Richmond Republican, in quoting our
notice of the Hogarth Cane, recently conveyed
across the Atlantic as present to Mr.. La
than, says:
THE BANKER LATHAM.-It gives us great
pleasure to transfer to our columns the follow
ing article from the Washington Telegraph. Mr..
Latham is one of the most sagacious and ener
getic of the business men of this country, and
combines with fine intelligence generous,
sympathizing, and liberal soul. He is one Of
" Natures noblemen," and we are glad to know
that he has won the smiles of Fortune as well
as of Nature, and is coming money fast enough
to keep up the dignity of Natures patent of
nobility Mr. Latham is self made man, and
by his own clear head and indomitable spirit
has conquered obstacles which would have
affrighted common minds, and placed himself
upon theatre which affords wide field for
distinction, honor, and usefulness. We rejoice
in his success, and were it not an unwise and
therefore an unfriendly wish, we could desire
him to become as rich as Cresus. But, instead
of this, we trust he will be satisfied when he
acquires the fortune of Girard or John Jacob
Astor. We know that he will take care to dis
tribute his money to deserving objects before
he dies and that he will not follow the exam
pie of some old skinfints, whose hands are
never open till death unclasps their grippe, and
who give their money to the poor from the
same necessity which compels them to yield
their souls to the devil.
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-10-13

WINTER is COMING, and Hndley'S Stones hare
arri0ed Read his advertisement, and prepare
for the cold days before you
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-10-13

The banks of Baltimore, amid the excitement
at the North, have all stood firm, and main
tanned the entire confidence Of the community,
Bait. Sun.
Ditto in Washing ton-not a shake nor a
tremble
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-10-13

The Philadelphia newspapers are full Of the
drama, the opera, and the elections The way
the Iennsylcdnidn and North american do lam
each other is tremendous! And the interior
editors are, if possible, still more ferocious
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-10-13

EOOT-HOLDERS.-T is a new, novel, and
Il useful article in the Shoe line-supersedng Over
Shoes and indispensable to every pedestrian pre-
pared to supply the market with the article, wholesale
and retail III. JANNEY Sth street,
oct S-2w near the General Post Office
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-10-13

RECEPTION OF KossUTH.-At q preliminary
meeting in Baltimore on Saturday afternoon,
to make arrangements for this grand occasion,
the Mayor presided and the senior editors OF
the Patriot and Republican were appointed Sec
retaries. Committees were appointed, town
meeting recommended, sc. What say our
Washington friends? Will they make any de-
monstrations in favor of a republican, patriot
and hero, whom imperial tyranny has driven
from the land he would have redeemed? The
President, we learn, has very properly instruct
ed the officers of the various ships of war and
garrisons to fire salutes when the patriot Kos
suth lands upon our shores. This noble man,
says the New York Herald, will doubtless re-
ceive as glorious welcome as did the renowned
Lafayette upon his return to the country whose
liberty he had so ably assisted in achieving
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-10-13

CAPTAIN ROBERT ELLIS has arrived i'll this
city from Cuba,
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-10-13

The treason trial of the Christiana rioters is
Yet down FOR the 4th Monday in November next.
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-10-13

The Young Mems Dramatic Association Of
Georgetown will reopen Forrest Hall on Thurs.
day night
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-10-13
JANNEYs BOOT AND SHOE STORE,

JANNEIS BUOT AND SHUE STOhE,
EiqhM street, near the General Post Office,
ID, Is now supplied with a full and complete as
sortment Of work Of every style; and his friends
spectfuly solicited to examine his stock or leave
their measures for work oct S-2w
IORK-SOLED BOOTS, of greatly -improvcd
" style, the only safe and handsome Boot for wet
weather, speedily supplied from the shelf the shop to
punctual customers, at JANNEY'S, Sth street,
oct S-2w the General Post Office.
ERENCH CALF DREss-BOOTS, in the
Fall STYLE for sale, and speedily made TO order,
and warranted TO it, or no sale. JANNEY, sth street,
oct S-2w near the dencral Post Ohcc.
A CARD.
VNHE UNDERSIGNED respectfully informs the citizens
/ OF Washington that he hasopened a JOB PRINTING
OFFICE OF and Sh streets, where hcs prepared
TO execute every description of job Printing; and he
hopes TO be able 10 give satisfaction TO those who may
favor him with their orders.
Cards, Handbils Notices. Insurance Policies, Bank
Checks Labels, Pamphlets &C. &c, printed at short
notice. JONATHAN KlRhWOOD.
WASHINGTON, Sept 10, 1851.
ca Any orders left at the Office Of the american Iec-
graph will be promptly attended TO. sep l3-u
r AIDES, AND CHILDREN's SHOES,
Il Of the more substantial kinds-a small supply; to-
gcher with good supply of Boys Boots, Of the best
quality Of work, at JANNEY'S, Sth street,
oct S-2w the General Post Office.
UOODsI HOODsI-An assortment Of silk and
i Merino Hoods hand, and making daily TO
and for sale the New Store SIXTH street,
oct 7-tfl Near corner Louisiana avenue.
lust RECEIVED
" Jayne's Expcctorant
do Alternative
do Carmnative
do Sanative Pills
do Hair Tonic, &c.
With general assortment OF the most leading genuine
For sale at ELIOTS Drug Store,
oct s. cor Of a 18th streets.
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-10-13

Cloths of all grades and coors
25 pieces French Menoes, all colors and at the very
lowest prices.
sep Adm VERIFY & MILLER,
WE HAVE JUST FINISHED OPEN
w ing one Of the handsomest assortments of GOODS
brought to the District, consisting in part Of
800 yards very rich brocade Silk
475 do 2s inches wide, pink, blue, and salmon
watered silks, for evening dresses, cheap
COO yards, n inches wde pink and blue Polt de Sol,
for evening dresses, cheap
$50 yards, % inches, mazarine blue, purple, green,
and black watered Silks
1000 yards 2s 49, a. and 80 inches wide black silks
1900 do "a inches wide, rich plaid Silks, all the
fashion in Paris and New York
700 yards, Il inches wide, coored and black Satin de
Chene
10 pieces colored satins for bonnets
do ~ colorcd silk Velvets for Nantes
10 do corded silk Nelvets for bonnets
90 do rich plaid bonnet Ribbons
dozen embroidered linen cambria Handkerchiefs
30 do medium and low priced linen cambria Hand
kerchiefs
75Oyards very rich and beautiful Cashmcres best Pa
1900 yards medium aud low priced Mousselines and
Cashmeres
so pieces fine French Merinos, great variety Of
colors
q rich embroidered merino Cloaks, newest styles
n rich embroidered satin dc chene Nisites, do
100 long and square Shawls, beautiful colors
80 embroidered and plain Grape Shawls
80 pieces black Apacas and Bombasins
80 do Irish Linens, some very fino
II do table Damasks, some very fine
Napkins and Russia Diapers
as pieces white and colorcd Fannels some frst-ratc
at 25 cents
40 pieces cassnots, some good at So cts per yard
Is do Cassimcres, plain, plaid, and stripes
% do Cloths black, blue, and olive coors
20 do style ycstings
300 do Calico, some at cents per yard
$50 do hlcaclcd Cottons, some at cents per yard
1000 yards Tickngs, some ut o. per yard
Checks, Plaid Cottons Canton Flanncls
Brown Cottons 81 and 1874, Bcached Shcetings
Hosiery Of all kinds, merino, ambswool, &c,
Shaker Shirts, and great many other goods too
numerous to mention.
CARPETINGS,
100 pieces three-ply and ingram Carpets
Is do velvet Carpets
10 do tapestry Brussels
20 do rag Carpet, at IS cents per yard
so do handsome Rugs
20 do Oilcloths
so do embroidered curtain Musns
20 pairs o. 104, III, and 124 Blankets, very
superior. HALL BROTHER.
oct G-M&Th2w
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MADAM MALLETT, from Paris, respectfully
Nl to the citizens Of Washington that she
has taken the of Pennsylvania avenue
and 18th street. where she be found ready to remove
Stains from Silk Goods of every description Grape Shaws,
&C., with all kinds of Cloths and Cassimeres Kid Gloves
renovated at the shortest notice. to look perfectly
new She earnestly requests call from all, by SO
doing they will save both time and expense.
oct 11-lw
DONNETS AND RIBBONs.-Wc have just
ID received lot of cheap FALL BONNETS, and q few
more pieces of wide PLAID RIBBONS, which we will sell
cheap. D. Is. ~ A. TATE,
oct 11---3t Penn. av. bet. 10th and 18th SITS.
TIIREI FIRE! FIRE! -Cheevcrs Patent Fire
I Kindling-the latest blessing to housekeepers and
bachelorsis again in and is article of great
economy and convenience to all who have occasion to
kinde fires Price SO cents per pack, which will kindle
24O fires. For sale by A. GRAY,
oct l0--tr It'll ST., opposite OddFellows' Hall.
NEW WORKS.-Death-Bed Scenes, Dying
IN with or without Religion. Edited by Davis W.
Clark, ID. ID.
The Land without the Sabbath
Baccolaureate Discourses, by DR.. Oln.
Herbert Tracey, or the Trials of Mercantile Life and
Morality of Trade.
Stories and Studies from Chronicle and History.
Philosophy of Health.
Mrs. Bliss Cook Book
For sale by A. GRAY,
oct lO-tr 18th ST.. opposite Odd Fellows Hall.
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-10-13

SELECT ORIGINAL DIALOGUES; OR, SPANISH AMI
ENGLISH CONVERSATIONS, sc. by Jose an
tonic Pizarro. Baltimore: John Murphy &
Co. 1851
This is the third edition Of we'll approved
elementary work. We need only say in com.
mendation that it is accurately printed on good
paper, and produced in good binding Few
students of this language will be willing to dis.
pense with SO valuable an aid.
Received from Messrs. Taylor & Maury.
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-10-13

TO H0USEKEEPERS.
WE have in store large and general assortment
w of Housekeeping Goods ms follows:
10 pieces superior Linen Sheetings
~ do Damask Table Diaper
Splendid Damask Table Cloths all sizes
10 pieces best IIuckaback Toweling
dozen superior Damask do
40 do lluckaback Towels, all prices
Splendid stock Table Napkins
Brown Linen TahleCloths
is pieces French Furniture Prints
10 do odresscd do plain bordercd
40 do o. 1o4, and 1874 Blcached sheetngs
Table and Piano Covers
Curtain Muslins
so pieces Irish Linens, all grades
10 do Piow-case Cotton &c.
We invite persons in want Of the above description
Of goods 10 give us CALL pay great attention to
this class Of goods. VERIFY MILLER,
sep 1S-1m No. 6, Pa. NV. bet. 18th a sth Sta
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SUPERIOR OLD WINES. LIQUORS, 60

SUPERIOR OLD WINES, LIQUORS, SO,
r NAME IN PART Wines-IIeIseck 4 Co.'S Cham,
4 payne, Claret, Hook, 0. H. p Madeira, Sherry, Lon
don Dock PORT Hunt Co.'s Port Lston, Cicily Malaga
&c., &c.
Brandics-0ld London Dock 0tard, Dupuy 4 Co.,
Pinet, Castillon A Co, A. Segnette, &c.
Whsky-Irish, Scotch, Monongahela, and Old Rye,
Also stoughtons Bitters, Swiss, Absinth, &c, &C.
Fresh Peaches received every morning.
JAS. T. LLOYD,
sep l1-tr Pc, sy, 8 doors east Of lsth N,
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PARAMETTOEs, ENGLISH AND FRENCH
MERINOES

yyTE HAVE IN STORE the following in plain colors-
wv 800 pieces English Merinoes and Paramettoes.
Cloths of all grades and colors.
% pieces French Mernoes all colors and at the very
lowest prices.
sep 24-d1m VERIFY 4 MILLER,
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HICkS AND STRlPES.-200 packa-
4 ges comprising great variety Of Ticks aud sh ing
Stripes. for sale by NESMITH co, No. 81 Broad Il
and " NeW-st. au3O
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can Government may De regarded as unsettled the
tSecuuve susnofisy at Washington having no power
70 aesep' nc oaers Of our Government on question
which Is one proper tor Legislative artionf
The act for the Establishment, OF A decimal cur.
rency viii be grea, convenience 10 this Province
IN aSsimilatng our cur ency With TIA, Of The Uned
States.
Acts have been passed foS reducing The emi.
grant tax, and for aooliShing The ,annage and
hight dues on our waters. Also, an &C, for en-
abhng married women resident IN foreign couutr,s.
70 convey real ea;ate % which they are se,red in
Upper Canada An ac has been passed TO provide for
he establishment OF Normal School IN Lover Ca
rada, where the opposition 10 any general system OF
education the part 81 large portion OF the French
Canadians has been carried 10 an Incredible degree
Of ferocty
The blli 10 INCORPORATE = Company for the purpc>s
of constructing Railway TO me facihc has not
passed twas brought forward by ceIta,a parties
who fanced they SAW II chance Tor future speca-
la,ior. The bill to authorize the construction OF =
Canal 10 comet Lakes Huron and >uperio. shared
TIE same fate The Government opposed u on the
ground shstthc ~oS ou ut rot to be len 10 private
company, but that the Government Itself Was no, Al
this time prepared to unCertaSe II
The demise ci this Parliament nss ie't mo-, OF me
great questions unSeit ed The selgncrial tenure IN
Lower ami the Clergy Reserves in Upper Canacs re-
main unatlusct. The representation has maze no
approach 10 equalization al hough such Is its con
diuon Of inequality at present that moch iess ,nSo
hall the voting population may return majority OF
~ cnty representatives
The last nights of the session were stormy and
weariSOme THURSDAY nights sitting was protfacteu
TIL I'VE next mornins and FRIDAY nights MI three
next morning. Ga the mrs, night. Mackenzie defeat
ed an attempt 20 extend the liability OF the Province
20 the construction OF a raIhotd from Hamilton 20
Queenston, which is properly portion OF the Great
Westerns work. by mOyuEg IN adjournment con'lnu'
ouSy
In Lower Canada grand council OF Roman Cath
olc Bishops has time been IN session, doubt
less dcyiSng plans tor regulating the affairs OF the
Province. They manage ~ keep their proceedings
a dead secret.
seamens wages arc $50 month at Quebec. owing
10 the "crmpiag" system that prevails there. IL Is
singular fact that the $4,000 OF 20 600 sailors
who visit Quebec IN season, there are not hslfa-
DOZEN French Canadians
Harvest has been generally got IN, and the Whea:
crop Is unusually abundant, especially IN Upper Can
ada l.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-05

ISSUED ron tho tTifCi states Pate.f ofscs for the
NIX .a-ilng Neni. y lsL.

ueek ending Sept .. ls5i
Carefully Prepared for The rrbunel
samuel = Young, oi Eaton, ono, a>Sgnof 10 John
r. Stephen, OF same place for Improvement IN Rules
for calculating interest. Dated Sept. ., 1851
Thomas NJ, Chapman. of Old Town, Me, Tor I'M
proved Saw.flmg Machine. Dated sept :, 1881
Junlus Foster Of Green Point y. Y, and DAVID
Marsh, of Bridgeport, Conn, Asslgnors 20 Junius
Foster of Green Point, Aforesaid, for Improvement
IN method of securing Wheels 20 Axles. Dated sept
., 1851.
Conrad Harris and Plui w Zoiner. of Cincinnati
Ohio, for improvement in Double oven Stoves. Dated
Sept .. 1851
Charles Hobbs. Of New-york. n. Y, for Improve.
ment IN MoldIng and Casting Stereotype Plates.
James {. Kemp,on OF Manayunk, Pa, for In.
provement IN DUrg and oxIdizng Colored Goods
John MouIson, of Philadelphia. Pa, for Improve
ment in Mercury Baths Tor Photographs Purposes
Dated Sept ,. 1881.
William Irwin OF Philadelphia, Pa, for Improve.
ments in Method OF Raising sunken Vessels. Dated
Sept. 2 1881.
Edwin stanley. of Bennington. n. Y, for Improve
meet IN the Construction OF Bridges. Dated sept. Z,
ls5l.
VIM b Tilton, Of Caro'lton. Ala. for Improve.
ment IN the Construction OF Nlohns, etc. Dated
Sept ., 1851. Anie-dated April s: 1881.
Nathan Chaplin OF Syracuse, y. Y, for Improve
mepts IN cider Mills Dated Sept ,, 1881.
Charles S. Buckley OF Macon Ga, for Improve
ment IN Circuit Changers for Elecuo-M Magnetic Tels
graphs. Dated Sept: 3 1851
CALVIN Fulton. Of Rochester n. y, toI Design 10,
stove Plates. Dated sept .. 1881.
Pellatah NJ. Hutton, OF Toy, n. \. Tor Design Tor
st.lron Bedsiead. Dated Sept ., 1851.
Anthony w. Jones. OF New-Nork, n. J., assignor
to James McGIegor. Jr, Of same place, for Design
for stoves Dated sept. 3 1901
Samuel H. Sailor, OF kenslngton Pa, asnSnor 10
North Harrison & Chase, Of Philadelphia, Pa, tor
Design for Stoves. Dated Sept. 2, 1901.
silas Merchant Of Cleveland, Ohio, for Design Tor
Stoves. Dated Sept , 1851.
James llutchns on of Troy, N Y, assignor to De-
borah Powers. Albert T.. Powers, 4 Nathaniel u.
Powers OF Lansineburgh, Pa, tor Design for Floor
Oll-coihs Dated Sept. ., 1851.
ADDITIONAL IMPRoN BMEST.
Frederick Palmer OF Providence, X. l., for I'M
provement IN Preparation NJ Dye-stud from spent
Nader. Dated sept ,, 1851 Original Patent dated
Sept l3, 1915
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
BALTIMORE.
Cuban AGairs-Colored migration-Poliucal
Business.
BALTIMORE, Wednesday, Sept. 3, lS5f-

BALTIMORE, Wednesday, sept. =, lcof.
The Cuban sympatbizing meeting which
adjourned over from last "Wednesday TIL tonight,
has been postponed TIL further nouce. Agreat deal
Of the excitement aas died away, and the sober
second thought has caused more rational we" OF
affairs There IS still that deep leehns III ia'or OF
ihe Cuban patriots, be their numbers large or small
however and an effort Is beng made 10 give them
succor with men and money
II stated that some thousands of dollars OF Cuba
scrip have been sold here at 80 per cent, u,,'ouat
but very much doubt II such be the fact u IS too
uncertain speculation 10 ind buyers TO any extent
\ W. Pollard, ESD, an accredned agent oi tue
Colonial Government OF trinidad island mas oeeh
IN the city for some time, with view OF ascertain
ing # the free colored population OF Maryland can
be induced to emigra,e to that island, Whete con
slant and profitable employment can DC gwen tnen .
they ENJOYING at the same time al the iInInunites
and privileges of British subjects. number o. IN
nue nia persons have been consulted on the suoect
and the free blacks approached IN various Ways
the advantages of the change OF SITUATION peluS
placed before thembut learn that tAere II aeteI
mined hostility 20 any proposition OF the KIM
They seem to prefer, most strangely, 70 SUI
fer all the hardShlpS OF resrcuFe A"s III
MARYLAND 10 the enjoyment OF the largest no
crty in any other cline With the Wary 'olo
nlZatiOn Society offering them rec passage 10
Liberia and the English Government Tree nome IN
her olonles they stall rem tn among rs Impoverished
and degraded, and so Overwhelmed by oppressive
Laws that their condition Is little better and IN many
eases MoTs q than slaves Mr.. Pollard sduhOrzedDy
the Governor of Trinidad to en1eavor to induce the
free negroes Of MARY land and Virginia 10 enSrate to
that Island. where their labor Is wanted and would
be literally rewarded YET the prospect IS That TINS
mission viii prove complete failure.
It is stated that there is 10 be a meeting ~ the
Exchange before long Of men OF all parties. With "a
view Of nominating, ia Town Meeting, PeOpies
Ticket for Officers under the new Constitution.
The Locos are frightened al such proposition. and
are trying 10 defeat II By rdlcule with what SUI,
cess remains TO be seen. The Wings hold Ward
meetings tomorrow night, 10 select delegates 70 a
Conv,ntion 10 nominate candidates for Judges aud
Clerks of Courts for the city, and II they bring out
as good men as have been placed on the other pof-
ton Of their ticket, their triumph tn, Fail VIII De
certain. , !
With much animation and bids far to be very large
The stocks of goods offered oyo our merchants never
were better. iA""'
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OOUGHKEEPSIH LINEofhAhGES.
0rarel for the South.
3W.YORK and PHILADELPHIA

NEW-YORK and PHILADELPHIA
! New York and Philadelphia dlrert-Unlted STATES
Nal IineIhTuu n hours New JERSEY haliroai
Fare reduced 50 for first class and 50 50 Tor secn
class Leave New iors ~ A NJ from foot o. CnTtln-
ST. and n A NJ apd VI from foot Of Liuer'y-s,
Leave Philadelphia az and g A. NJ ard p NJ ir0n the
foot If " alnut
For BAL rINoRT. WASHINGTON. or CHARLESTON -
Through cketS sold IA the above Ines 4 through
CONDUCTOR with through baggage checks, accom- anes tue
tram eoyiDg at P VI Passengers and baggage IN THIS
tram VII De transported directly through from depot To De
lOt on the route. without charge. :. In
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Sur
TN PURSUANCE of an order of the Sur
CORPORATION Notices.

EORPORATION MOTTO E.-Public
u hereby gwen. that sale OF Property for
UNPAID TANES of the year 1912 WI take place A. PUT
Inc Auction "a Saturday the fifteenth day Of Nov 1881,
AZ y o'clock noon the CITY Hail and be continued rom
DAY day until the whole # SAID property snail be sold
aud that the eta led statement of the taxes and property 10
he sold published Ias MoraEg Courier ard Nec fors
FRqrsr. a daily newspaper printed and published IN the
CITY II New Nofs { ontrullers ONO. Aug d. lSJl
anl5 law llwFr. IOSEPN r. IAlLOR, Conttoller-