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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
Ll7ITupBssoH sWN.-LoHsrruDss 200 ". -inTime 81.

CRsscsrr Opv1cs,
Friday M0vnne, December 49, 1851.
Cleared Ysstsrday.
Ship Creole Pierce. NewY0rk, 10 Woodruff q co
Ship Arno, Bacon Boston, CIV Hypeou
Bark Nevada, Doans, Boston, G w Hynson
sp bark Catalina Gaiiga, Barcelona, Pug. Mir Geo
Sp bark Union, f>asaias, Barcelona, Pug Mir eco
Sp bark Gluro. Piraria Barcelona, Pug, Mir co
Steamer Ruby. Brakefsld. Montgomery via Mobile,
Arrived
(There no arrivals from Yesterday
ED White. Brady, from Wliamspor.
New I4atona, Landry. from Baton Rouge
Hurry Hill. Newell, from Nashville.
Trenton, Knuns, from Qua ,htA.
Rockawsy No q, DAVIS. from Memphis.
Sarah, Wallace, from Yazoo City.
Della (ne~). Castillo. from Louisvils
Anna. johnson. from Opelousas.
Osce0a, Martin, from Alexandra.
DIR Batsy, Wilson, from Donaldsonville.
20
Exports.
BOSTON-Per ship Ano: $50 bales cotton ss bbs fouy
90 do pork 500 kegs lard, 81 rolls leather 10 BIS hops
NEW YORK-Per ship Creole: s15 bales cotton s 10,
bses, 738 bbs m0a,ses 2S do pork 1876 bbs S les srd
h 29o bbs beef "a bbs talow. 294 pigs lead apkgs mdse
965 bbls provisions.
BOs rON-Per bark Nevada: Az bales cotton ssa bb,,
beef, 238 do pork, SO do allow oil.
BARCELONA-Per bark Catalina: $50 bales eoton 400
slaves.
BARCELONA-Per bark Union: 1856 bales cotton, 500
slaves.
BARCELONA-Per bark Gluro. 6ss bales cotton, 800
slaves. n nons
MONTG0MERY-Pers steamer Ruby: 50 hhds supar 20
cks bacon, lao bbs moasses, x0 do whisky, 322 do our
3O bags com, l08 bags coffee and sundries.
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The bill to prohibit the introduction of negroes
into Georgia has passed the House of Representa-
tives of that State. Yeas 81, nays a.
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The Great Dedication in Ohio.-A letter from
Newark, Ohio, dated Dec. 3, says:
Every day developes evidence of the wide.
spreaddisasrer. A. J. Smith has gone, no one
knows where II is not supposed he has taken
any thing with him. His liabilities will not amount
20 less than three hundred thousand dollars. The
active means CT the town itself, destroyed by this
affair, is not less than one hundred thousand dol.
lars,''
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ADJUSTMENTS.


Orleans Theatre.
1s's .sSsi ss s.'%s S:s'
Msae.y 4: S,. s night Of Ii. grand op .e b,
= Performance 70 conn cree a, quarter o'clock
Pl.eide's Varieties, DRAWER street.
~ r., II. :
Va NM: s:np .afs Par s' Non:
ssd w Crime n.
Tower Mr. Myer. Fanny Mr. Reeves; Emily. Miss Murray.
1t. Charles Theatre.
's grand s. Ss & e: - :
s sss1ss . &c :, ri, hs =. Nom, Lean
sss: 81 cusE h :ad
q Tomorrow night. Benefit Of Mile ADELAIDE koUssEr
Dan Rice's Circus,
ON ST. CHARLES STREET. oPPOsIrx pRRD1Do
4H GREAT yhENcH TROUPE m.te Their n.
addition to ;he The Old froup.. constitute th
The ane. largest and complete Circus in The
Pc, open at a.laDss G O'Clock
Ion every day rom 10 until chair. ma,
euee. anu snere Oh. may De presented Tor paymsnt dlo1
stokes's European Circus,
ooRfKR OF ST. CHARLES AND POIDkAs STREETS.
he s' o s1s o s &: s
fbb sn.sl he creates.
Great Excitement.
THE celebrated MADAME LAMONT, from Bsrnum', Museum
NeyYork has returned to tins city visit 10 b.
lox and holds her 90 cu,
street. between perdo and Poyrs reception Of ii
who wish be informed
he pa,aep.. Of PhrsnooEy and Pa,nisty The Of
NewOnean created geatsst excennt vbsre
ever known The long ieisoce Madame Hoetan
and her with Easm
vantage occult knowledge BY country
EV Persons having important pending viii Ind n 70
their advantage give a
CV Nine. L.. haar
prices 10 soc. Tor Ladies and 81 tor Gentlemen.
-o,. Dancing Academy.
AZ aH u P. CLlssEY respectfully inform, the l,de,
49, and Of NevOreans Dancing Academy
nov No. i2e foydras street, Charles
and Carondelet where be most
fashionable Dances vogue.
Class for gentlemen from hafpsst TILL TO- every night.
Dzxness Of the head entirely n WALKING. nl4 I'm
= ROSlERE, corner Of Common and st. Charls, yrce,a
No. "a, Professors Of the noble Of ssli.dsfence mi
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AUCTION SALES.
Fine Mahogany and Walnut Furniture, and
RoSewood Piano Forte
BY WIN. p. SCOTT. AuctiOneer

At No. IL Dauphin street.
CATURDAY December 90 at ii ocock-wl be a. auc-
One fee Rosewood PIANO FORTE and large assortment
hne Mahogany Walnut FURNTUkE. coIsistlng Sofas
Chars ROCKERS Centre and other Tables, Sdboarl
Beds cad. and Being Am, Secretaries,
Carpets Curtains large CocKey
and article eppeaning well furnished dwelling.
II Sale positive,
IL Terms cath and immediate delivery. d7
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Terms cash on the spot. JAMES P. FRERET.
die 80 jan9 10 Sheriff Of The Parish Of OrIean
Citizens Bank Of Louisiana vs. C. NJ. Cham.
berlatn. No. 52SS.


FIFTH DISTRICT COURT OF NEW Or
eansIBy virtue Of wri, Of fer acia directed By the
Honorable the Fifth District Court of NewOreans, the
said late Sheriff 70 ne ,yansred vii! proceed 10 sell at
Lons street, between Chares and Royal Streets on
DAY, January y, 1859. at 10 O'Clock M
suburb Deord. in the Second Municipality Of this city,
designated by the No. on plan drawn by George r. EA
deposited the office Of Charles Boudousquis late notary
lCtso ground, viz:
ALOT OF GROUND having 90 feet sa inches front
on Mobile Landing between Tr ton Walk and Julia
by ~ tee in DEPTH between parallel lines together with the
width e e's' s II"
2. PIECE OF GROUND opposite the rear of said
Ut IN on Hd alley ss inches: feet
On ne .de toward Julia st se and feet more Or s,s on
the side toward Triton Walk. Toge her with Il budnss
and thereon consisting OF three story brick
store on lot firstly described, and story brick Kitchen on
the lot secondly described, " ~ s"oA ""
Seized in the above suit
Te.ms cash on the spot JAMES F. ERERET
dig q jan9 " Sheriff of the nari.b ~ G.a,..
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Tens !, cash On the spot. JAMES Z. FRERET.
dig ~ JanS " Sheriff of the parish Of O,leans

Leonce Abat VS.. A. A. Laforsst. -. No 1870
SECOND DISTRICT COURT OF NEW
~ ORLEAkS-By virtue Of writ of seizure and sale tn
me directed by the Honorable the Second district Court Of
ss At public auction in the Rom o City Exchange.
81 Louis street, between Chare, and Royal Streets on
MoEpA H ~ Ra9Hsfy ~ 1s at Gcl9sk M
to Gravis the intersection Of julia and Circus sts
and containing six lots OF ground Of 60 feet eaoh I0
teet agfeeaby to the survey made thereof in 1873
Potter engineer by virtue of which the said of
ground has the following admeasurements. wit: ia feet
front Circus street. 12O feet in depth the aide to the
lands belonging to jacques Mcguire line parallel that
that Of The lands Of sad Masus $50 feet in depth on
the eide TO the lands belonging He rsse and 3
inches in depth the side fronting Circus street, together
with all The buildings and Improvements thereon.
Description Of the Byitdines on the property abOss
described.
On the l72 feet front on Chcus street,
inc four room one story house. wooden built. sla ed
z nne two story frame house. slated
.. Dle two story frame house, slated
=. One two story fame house, slated.
O. One four loom frame built house, slated.
BTThe foregoing five build nss yield monthly OF
forest. E.q to Gilman Parker ESQ passed before o. De
Arma. notary public, the Jet day Of February I84s
whereby said e. Parker bound himself build, his
The aforesaid five buildings aud collect rsus
thereof on consideration Of lease him granted during ten
commence the lt March, s49 and to end on
the LIST March, 1859, hs the said Parker bnin himself
pay monthly during the said ten years the said Of $40.
and the expa ion Of said lease the buildings to belong
said A. A. Lafoest, his heirs or assigns.
On the lOV feet fronting 81, John street, south side
one story frame house. kitchen, stable, the whole
slated.
And on the 81 feet remaining on ST. John street
T. one story frame building in front, and in the Tesr
two story frame house. with kitchen and stables.
Seized in the above suit.
dig Is JAMS is Sheriff Of the parish OF Orleans,
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NOTICING bills paid by steamer Post Boy
l unless an order from the captain.
ms I'm BENJ CROOKS

- Practitioner of Medicine in Lexin ton, Ky.) having
besn Tor more than twenty year, engaged the praccs
at PAS thsian, offers his pro siona rvices till the
ls Of June 1s52 the citizens Of New Orleans and ts
at Pas, Christian. Dr. r having had mich practice and
experience Obstetrics and Female Dea and having
nd seson Dyspepsia. he especially offers his all
such cases.
tY- Re dence at the Veranda Hotel Office, No. 10 ST.
Charles street, stairs, No. "a. Orders left at the
office of the Veranda the the door, No
l.. wieceve prompt attention After night, apply his
office and room, No. a.. DIG II
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n d. w. & F. BELDEN, 90
No. S Charities street.
Beaver Hats Angola Hats.
Moleskin Hats FASH and B. B. Brush Hats.
Cashmere Hats. Black and Drab Plain Hats.
Silk Hats Drab Beaver Hats.
All col0n Wool Mex Bats. Opera Hats.
White and Black Soft French Hats.
Drab and Blue Soft French Hats
Black and White Brush Mex. Hats.
Black and White Planters Brush Hats.
Black. Brown, Drab and Green Fur Mex. Hats.
Boys Silk and Angola Hats.
Boys Fur and Wool Hats.
Boys Fine Brush and Cashmere Hats.
Black and Pearl Wool Negro Hats.
Glazed California and Sou. Westsrs.
Mems and Boys Cloth Caps. Otter, Seal and Musk Caps
- - - Plush - Hair Seal
- Army -" Silk and Cotton Glazed -
Silk and Bingham UMBRELLAS.
The above comprises Of the largest stock of goods
in line be found in the Southern county, and being
direct from manufaeosy in New York. offer
ducemens to purchasers both in quality and price, which
they will ascertain BY giving q call.
0i lmSp D. W. 4 F. BELDEN. s Chasres 4.
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CtttEeHS' Bank OF Louisiana VS.. G.. NJ Lhaza-
beriain. No. J2S7.
FIFTH DISTRICT COURT OF NEW OR.
LEANS-By virtue Of W it of is facias directed BY
The Honorable the Fifth District Court of New Orleans in the
above entitled cause John L. Lewis late Sheriff and by
said late Sheriff To ss transferred, will proceed to se a,
public auction in the Rotunda Of the-Ciy Exohsnge St
Lou street, between ChsIres and Royal Streets on Mon
DAY, January 19. le52. ut u O'Clock NJ
l. A certain LOT OF GROUND, designated by the M
B. measuring 20 feet inches and of inch front on Mo-
bile andng 2 feet less Irregular depth on the inc
OF lot No 4 liz feet Ia inches the line ot No s. and ii
feet inches in the scouting l50 shares of the Capital
Stock Of the Citizens Bank of Louisiana together with lbs
buildings thereon ssng of three story Brick House.
and two story Brick Kitchen
2. certain LOT OF GROUND, designated by the No,
o. measuring 70 feet q OF inch front on Mobile Land. -.
ing, la feet ~ inches in depth between parallel lines IA
and ~ fest OF an inch in the rear, securing $50 shares @
OF the Capital stock of his Citizens Bank Of Louisiana
togeheI with the buildings thereon ng of three story
Brick House. and a two story Br ok Kitchen.
3. A certain LOT OF GROUND designated ly the No
measuring Y feet 80 inches front Mobile Laudr A. and
AZ eet Ia inches In DEPTH between parallel lin securing
lao shares of the Capital Stock of The Citizens Bark OF
Louisiana tog ther with the buildings thereon con listing of
three story Brick House, and story Brick Kitchen
All sid lots being situated in the Second Municipality of
New Orleans in the BOMBED by Julia street Mobile
.andins Triton WAX and Philippe Land e. according to
plan Deposited in the office Of Charles Boudousaue Notary
Pubic. ON the 18th day Of OCTOBER LAG. Seized in the
above suit.
Terms cash on the spot. JAMES P. FRERET,
DIG 80 jan9 10 Sheriff Of he Parish Of Orleans
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New Orleans money Market.


CORRECTED DAILY by w. w. WHITE & Co.
Exchange Office. % Camp street. corner Of Common
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS,

CRESCENT OvyIcR,
Friday Morning. December 10. 1851.
COt0nOur market continued active and the sales yeser
day summed up 7s0 bales. prices about higher than
Tuesday.
NEW ORLEANS AssIvIcATIoH.
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SHIPPING.

IA YOR NEW YORK - With o.isk Dtvsssh-
7k Hudbut q Co. . Line Of Psckep.Eke G5I91kly
~ fast sailns regular PACKET ship nQM1Yl3H.
sased ard GEM or boad, vii sa e a6cvs. 1os 49se
the buk OF 800 bales cotton, or ~ hhds s1e9 eppy
board, opposite the Vsfssabs mssh:.. kins
IA FOR LlVERPOOICThss upsFios Al nsW -
XII fast SAILING ship JOHN TtbUl.8, hsshss, aeG11,
~ viii save Is above. For passage. having 0paiR
'G 81 apply tSnBr rooyR. q n.,I r...
IA FOR hIvKH P4IL = a ssps,!.s a p q
MASTER. viii leave above. For freight a. pos1Ao0s
=. '''' A'>''' JGHS T FpsH z o Bs.h Pisss,
nl5 Wto LEVI II. GALE
FL WANTkD-A schooner Of abost 70 isas ea0e-
wv city. 2 Dad o. some Dosts IN Is GsH Aopi5 8
II n n n =
NEW ORLEANS EMIGRANT AND RE-
y MITTANCE OFRICE-Ths undsssignps. q - -
establ:hed ONCE, eontn1ss 70 accoanodsfs pss9 dO
Of umittinG money TO tn II irspds in Enslnna, h q
scotland. with sterling sgt draf paysblsin my
usual, continues having passengas hssasks f1 Hvp0
living at distance, by sddysang Ieslu (p@pad) . -
sl0 JOHN TOOLE, . Bank Hnsp.
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GenteeL. ..... Household ..... Furnsturs.
BY WIN. r. SCOTT, AuctiOneer.
On Poeyiaife street. between Camp Magazine
MONDAY, December e. half 10 o'clockwi be sod
ANl auction, without
The Contents OF dwelling, comprising well
selected stock Of Mahogany Parlor and Chaber FURNITURE
CARPETS, CURTAINS, CROCkERY and GLASS WARE, etc.,
all IN good order and worthy the attention Of buyers.
EB Sale positive, for account OF gentleman declining
Keeping.
tiSr ferms cash and Immediate delivery. dl7
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WANTED.

WANTED-A Silk Milliner, one who thor
oushly understands the business. e.n hea, of good
ntu alton by applying at the nesv sfablshmept of
dle 81 MRe. M. BRYAN, 106 Cana street.
WANTED TO HIRE-A frst rate coIored
" Creole Cook, for whom fair price will b paid,
office. - *
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Esr =. Regular Ten Day New .Usieans anA
Le2APtt43 Napoleon pucket steamer COEGOhOeA--
For Napoleon, Bolivar, Gs9.siown. C~s1
ba, Gieeavlle, Lockpof rrncetsn Lake pove0oo, ard
all plantations nisamslats isndassThs NV. sspGQ
and sSt rqnnins regular passenger Jacket a:sn1 C9A
CORDlA, VIM. h. Cabe, m1ssf, will leave fes III 49,
pons SATURDAY the aIth inAs. At eclock r.A. -
freight g passage sgpl! on ,1sld teo, Of oSomhoeas
SSTOHE WALWURrH, " Tchoupilon esa-
~ The C0ncurdia will bs ready to Fsoeve freight tAo
morning. DID
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F. A. RoUDLEYos.S tsqmship CINCiN,N,aTI. :.
In the limited SLntss DlstrLlk inurL DIstrl

F. 4. HOUDLEY os. Steamship CINCINJvn TIL.
In TIE United States D,striGt court, Eastern District
Of Louisiana. a.. No. 67s5.
/ N obedience to an admiralty warrant to me d.
rs.ted in the absxe entitled suit, have seized the steam
ship CINCINNATI, her tackle, parel, furniture, etc.
now beed in the District C0uu of the United States for The
Eastern District Of Louisiana and do hereby cite and ad.
or persons having pretending have right tile
Interest in or to The sane to be and before District
ho den IN The city Of Orleans before The hrd
or can, why the said steamship Cincinnati, tackle
apparel and furniture should not be condemned and sold
ayr eaby to The pray. of the ibellant.
u :. Marsha' Office Eastern District of Louisiana New
Oreans December 49, 1851.
WILLIAM 8. SCOTT. u. S. Marshsl,
dis, D, jas 81 Eastern District OF Louisiana
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canlase urand ouf Rodney, Wserplo-i Nsichez, Fost
Adams, Bayon SARA Point Coupee Port Huds0n. basea
Rouge. PlaQuemne, D0nalds0nvis and all abdngs sho
CoasL.rns new nssnlhssn ana sr't IaA.ins p.sss.sa
leave for the above FRIDAY. 18Th ins eoak,
street, 7. b. SMITH, "a POydrns q,
N. B.-There will be ceik the Lee early W ednes-
day morning receive freight 81 lamea, dl8
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orleans THEATRE
0ATURDAY, December 9pThrd pieh a The grand Qprs in
King. Mons. Dgue "
- Monday neI Ar. night Of Tie grand oper. in acts, BY
PSrfor .
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IT. = Regular Ouachits and saline Rive
steamer TN nA TUN-FW Oaachisa, Am
= eTviile, Saline. Alabama Lsndias. Ouanhu
Sny{AouM Bayou bartholomew cssnfoas MonFoe Co'a1
ba, HNrisOIbutg and Trinty-rhs end light d.augh
passenger steamer TRENTON. g. 4 Kouns lnsssss, vi
leave as above IN SATURDAY. oh u.s.. " o'eA0ok
dis II. b. 6Mlrii. n FnvdSrs 4.
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H. = New orleans and NeyOu care Raekge
steamer D. ChAhL6e-Tke nsW, sav1R
nor and swift running psnss0eef pacAst slBAa1
ST. ChAhLE-s SAMUEL Appie<ats, mssikH, in paes Ct
the steamer Lubs.l viii ccmmencs hss tnps w kON91
JAY LvENlSC, the lssh Nessmbe., lM s,s.sh. ~
5ocspoA, r. NJ, on WEDNE5DATS. Rsssnise. i0v9
1uysa oa.a Mondays asd Thursdays, ssnvol q
IL cars. the conidence b placed in ths b
and sts,ct aits1iOn viii be paid to all basnso ihruasd =
~. For freight or pasasss spsi O. board o. 70
nzS +. b. SMITH, "a Ppydno9 r.
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DEMOvALThe celebrated Dr. G. w RoBACk, professor OF
~ aoogy phrenology, n aaancy,
with conjuraon from Sweden having removed his office
White street, New offers his
Washington He has been consulted by all heads
Europe, and enjoys higher
living Natvies calculated according Reomancy
ladies' 80, gentlemen S.
letters containing the above fee will receive immediate aten-
non, and nativities of hs world,
durable and he is prepared make his
conjurauon Of the following topcsi Courisp advice
the successful accomplishment wealthy marriage
he has the power 10 redeem such the free
Of boe and for all hazard
stolen or property and purchasing Of lottery tickets
sands the abovenaet have been done this and
vicinity and United of
lO0O0 during
while here Letters will every purpose
well TO call in and the mail safe that
Office Roback
monthly,
All letters win be reigiousy attended prepaid Be
oice For particulars
call The Office Of the Unon and astrological almanac
gratis.
e. w. RoBACK
White street, New York.
Sept nJ--Cnosd
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IN the petition OF fBaahas Langdon, OF Buffalo, New
ing or me extension OF patent granted 10 him the ah
m 'en years from the expiration Of rnd which takes place
on me s,h day OF January, leia--
ordered hat the said petition be heard the Patent ouee
aAy OF January, 1852, ~ O'Clock, and all
~ " appear and show any tley said
peuioh ought not TO be granted. $3.50 e&
sv, u a oSeehons specifically SCI forth in writing, at leas
o.r ue day oi hearing All testimony MED by either
parry TO be used said hearing must be taken and
on application. - s'eS' F ~
@ ase tat uis notice BE- published in the National Insl
.upuphs ana uhion Washington Express, New
n'dy s,ae hegislef, Buffalo Commercial Advertiser
journal, boston Daily Advertiser
for
previous 10 the seventh day OF January, lSsa
THos. EWBANK,
4 Commissioner OF Patents
r. u Edors OF tie above will copy ana send their
bills to the Patent Office paper containing ts nocr
Nov7--lawaw gs.' .s..ss n -''-'
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(Th Diocesan College of the Protefm Episcopal Chureh
hE session Will Monday October 1851
i continue until The day''-the
Thursday July 1884, New students recommended
the
ply and the charge estimated from the date otoT
The college the usual number classes op
complete educaon and successful
collegiate coners graduates
dcmical degrees.
The school, Immediately adjoining college,
der the supervision Of the under distinct discipline
ceiyes ad the beginning Of their academica and
collegiate classes. The
Of the college special advantages to The pupils in
grammar school.
mercantile elasses the study Of the Greek language is
and it, place supplied Ly additional studies in modern Ian
guages, book keeping, sc. -
college Is entirely heahul and, by its dis
and villages favorable TO good morals and
order
"Kemp Hall building, 30 feet by 40 will be ready for
eupation session In addition
corps professors have recently appointed Hugh Davey
LII lecturer civil ecclesiastical Law. and John H.
Ale rander LII. d., lecturer physics and chemistry.
charge 1.-THE In The college and
months hundred five
dollars. payable semi annually in advance.
Applications for admission 10 be made 10
Rev, JOHN b. KERFoOT, d. D., Rector,
College of ST. James T. o. Maryland.
Aug l4-3taw2m
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hAs o. no PsIsop wiz be uhop books unless ~
P@se'e1s q he suh1efipion be made il advance.
distant subscribers US money by leiIs the postage
% wheh WIN % PAID BY and assumed BY -
INC eooSfkf fhffk published weekly during
sioas os Congress, and semweesiy during the reee.s
Subscriptions for period less yea, win h. .se.,ved on
terms pfoPostiopcd 10 the above annual rates.
Qy~PoSTMAsTFR5 authorized 10 uet., am, "a n,
sending DAILY subscrDers enclosed q, ,,ys
SEMI WEEKL Subscribers win OF NV. WEEKLY
aSsceers with $40 enclosed viii be enlue copy Of III
edition they furnish subscribers FOR ,Erati.,
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+
THREE new stores: IN The large building erecting e old
VIII be completed aud the h Of October
They built goods
and with wide BY
s0 deep the clear with sidegh in The Of e store
and feet inches dashed
lighted around the
budaas Tke soeond fronting Market Space ~ feet
becomes
Eoo Deep 6inches high There
coMauhicntien with it, Placement by
stairway Ths feet wide by "a et deep, with sky
could
sde b throwing into Each store hns
vault for fuel. ..,... &
Also LIST Of Octobcr
the west side Of aud
fronting on Seventh street hs main business street in the
high with cellar ~ feet by so feet deep IL IL built In the
business Of any kind.
building fou high the three
street Market space,
fronting built
boarding. house, with ha modern 6xures
6b story spenfing tubes through the same gas ght,
render very conveess and coupst Also, balcony
both fronts Of the building, level win pnos
portion Of the building which occupied BY the boarding
building with The dining room
pxrors each IS
folding and sliding There eight
rooms connected By folding and sliding DOORS
private pailo the remainder Of those will make pleas
airy chambers II good ktchens and
cellars for fuel The location OF the valuable
the city, apply subscriber
House, north aide Pennsylvania between Sd and
Streets
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