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BY >. G. MCGUIRE. Auotioneer.

DY VIRTUE OF DEED or TRUST, DATED THE TENTH
October si5 recorded Ia Lber w. b. No 4I folio o
records county OF Washington in the District
shall sell Friday, the Sd day OF DE
cember O'Clock, the premises 'he following
lying the WashDgton and described
follows The lot numbered In number
hundred snysx, (66 beginning point Penn
I7 aud running
thence with said forty eight feet four inches 10 lot No
said lot sxiylec feet eleven and
with back line said lot thirysi
half inches thence parallel 10 7h street thirty
straight line the beginning, with the
improvements, consisting of a valuable brick building.
Terms balance In three equal payments
twelve eighteen and months with interest," TO be
the premises II the terms sale
complied with shall be esold al the
risk and expense OF the first purchaser.
WALTER LENOX, t1,r,.,o..
HENRY NAfLOK, ii"'''es'
JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
Sept Saw Aueioneer
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Sept Saw
University OF Maryland.


VSHE session will begin Thursday October H.
l. 1852, and end the LIST Of March, 1853
Principles and Practice OF Surgery and Clinical Surgery, Nathan
r. Smith, NJ. ID.
Chemistry and Pha rnacy William Il. A. Akin, M. ID.
Medicine and Clinical Medicine, Sam
ue Chew, NJ ID.
Anatomy and Physiology, Joseph Roby, NJ. ID.
Obstetrics, Richard n. Thomas, NJ. u.
Maea Medca, Therapeutics, and Pathology George W. Mten-
berger, NJ. D.
Practical Anatomy, Berwick b. Smith, M. ID.
Fees full S90 demonstrators fee $40 maricua
tion, 50; graduation $40.
For purposes clinical instruction. the faculty have at their
Innrmar with the Uni
ve and its immediate neghborhood containing hundred and
beds, belonging the University, and managed and
tended entirely the faculty This institution devoted to the
disease which furnish the
useful profitable subjects for clinical observation An
addition made during the which will mate
IL open
all maucunes of the school throughout the without ee
material abundant and cheap Expenses of living
n Baltimore i Atlantic city.
WILLIAM L. A. AKIN, NJ. D.. Dean
BALTIMORE, May Is, ls52
July 27-2awt5Oct
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Bids fer lie IS 900 600 Penn,ylvsaia Loan


HARRISBURG Sept THE bids for the So 00O 900 loan
were opened to day.
G. II Fisher $4,000. fve-pefcents., at $50 premium
for every 900
G. H Fisher, $4,000, fves, at $40 80 premium Tor
every $1,000
c H Fisher, S5ao,ooo, fves. at sl5 81 premium for
every 81 900
c. H Fisher, s52Oooo fves, at SIT 20 premium for
every 81 900.
G. H. Fisher, $500 ooo fves, at 800 20 premium for
every 81. 600.
G. II Fisher, $4,000, ives. at S22 70 premium for
every $1,000
Western Savings Funds Society, $4,000, fve-percents,
at So 50 premium Tor every $780, payable in percent
bonds
Eerman Brothers, $4,000, ve-percents. viz; $40 900
Sll per cent, SIC, 900 at per cent, $4,000 at 2!
per Mt, Sl0,0C0 at2t.
G. McAtse er, o0OO five -peccnts, at slO5 for every
800, payable in fve-per cent bonds.
Pennsylvania Lie Insurance Company, $4,000, fves
SOL SO for every Sl00
Bank of Norhern Liberties, $40 OOO four percents al
par
Stephen 7. Cooper, $4,000, five. per cents at par
The governor stsfed with these bids, and will
accep Of the loan than will pay the six per
bonds. The premiums that amount will reach S53 900.
and the annual saving of interest will reach S25 900
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~ enEEy 3 scorr. Aue,,on..r..

HANDSOME BUILDING LOT ON FOURTH STREET, FRONT
III ing Judiciary Square, between and eets.on Friday,
l0h Instant shall sell the premises, O'Clock,
b.autui building lot, being of lot No g. No
5J fronting Fourth
north, immediately opposite the Judiciary 2s5 feet
inches.
described property considered Of
handsomest locations for residence for sale In Wash
ngton.
Terms third balance twelve
The purchaser bearing Of
deed given and deed ofrusi taken. Title ndisputsbe
T GREEN n SCOTT,
seps-d Aueuoneers.
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The quantity taken by spinners from The New York
market 372i bales per week against 696 bales in 1916
increase OF than 40 per at much higher prices
The extraordinary prosperity OF every branch OF nusc
and cotton is the direct result OF the improved condo
OF the growing out Of tbs extended market for
raw produce. II Is very apparent that all that is
qured The United States take the front
fauk as manufacturing and CONNER rcial nation is
modification II the entire removal of the due. upon
most i'm ported goods-a least all those OF which the
prices enhanced by tue dues II Is precisely those
goods which made artihciay dear by duties that he
consumption should b. encouraged by reduc the price
With extended consum pon, permanent market for
them is created which necessarily calls into home
manufactures supply Tue mode fsging
manufactures is create demand for the articles by
Introducing them to consumption. IL is by making them
atthc ally dear before consumers are accustomed to
them tn permanent demand is created The beet evi-
deuce OF the prosperity Of the manufacturing imer
es to their large purchases OF produce exists in
the perfect ind ference Of the county the issue VIII the
proteconist politicians striving make ior the coming
election Greeley and Carey fill the air with their
fbodonontade, attempting persuade the ufactuers
hat they ruined and the farmers and planters thar they
urtery destroyed Each interest pockets s swelling
profits, wondering the while II any body else believes
rubbish. Wool growers have obtained advance Of five
eats; cotton planter. Of three cents lJur growers
liar per barrel aud goods cheaper, in larger sup
ply and better assotmenr; employment is general,
better wages capital more abundant and cheaper. and
every element OF the unbounded prosperity In fu ac.
vy and the only sign of dsres. hoarse ctoakug OF
the Tribune, which becomes dolorous The country
prosperous.
The cotton market for the moment is inactive, the
stock the rket just at the close of the year being small
crop 3oo0oo0 bales ha, ust been closed ont and
prcs Tor the crop, compared with last year.
a. follow
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pnOrOsALs for Carrying Mail. Of an. u....-
sases nom me la day q Nosesber 5Ot dsy !. -
1884, Inclusive Ia Kentucky aud illinois, wall be received n n.
uaet once o. the fost Once Department. city OF
unui the lah day OF september decided b, a., 49,
iowns on the routes and IN the spss@
viz ~ sPsshse,
KENTUCKY
No 5,2l5 From owensboro' BY Nsows, Long Falls Creek ~
lou1, hanasey. Social iiil, WuSthinx,on pTssna's
Greenvlle, Lead Iill Fruit Him. plo Kssb ana raa
20 Eikton, iO4 miles and back tp,e- well ~,
Worthngion 70 V Dc supplied The going, Fu M ON ~
trips - - ~ w "r
Leave owensboro Monday Wednesday, and Friday Al a -
Arrive al Eikton neat day by6, p. mi - "i
Leave Elkon Monday "Wednesday, and Friday. Al a -
Arrive at Owensboro' next day by Q, p.
ILLINOIS.
No. 1885 From Dixon, by Grand de Tour Nashua ,,s.a
New Milford, Eiida, keihwaskie K.ekiosd sii ay'on,
Roscoe, and koektan, TO Beioit n miles and bs%
six times week
Leave Dixon daily, except Sunday, u9, pm;
Arrive at Bsioii n. Al day by j. D. nl,i
Leave Deloit daily, except sunday, Al o, a. l.;
Arnvs at Dixon day byJ a. m.
Bidders should of intended Tn.
Is TO be- earned in preference
II required by he the Deduction
the mail for trips and nnes imposed for moi -
formed agreeahy 10 contract The Postmaster General ~
laws lie alter the contract schedule,
additions made The
No will be allowed should the dislance psoye
Than advertised The proposals should be endorsed sa a
sails routes 52l5, Kentucky and 4fh Iaois add
TO " the second Assistant Postmaster General =.
tached The proposals carrying ths man
certain routes In Kentucky and llinois, &c.
N. HALL, Postmaster General
Posr OFTcE D.PA RrAESr, July 81, 1852. Aux3-lawIu
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STEWARr Viclxens and Mary vickens, his wife.
susan smiihln the circuit for Dorchester county, in
The object OF this suit
real estate lying and being In Dorchester county.
The bill John Mseks Of said county
departed this life bundrt
and tny leaving widow, Meekfn. Mary Meekn
Thomas Mrrkins Dennard Me-kns, and t~
said John Meekns seized and called
Msrshy Pont, lying and being eckns' N~ct
IN said containing thirty
he devised the his ad widow Elizabeth Ms~kns
her lifetime that the said Elizabeth departed
in spring hundred hione Mar
Meekns has intermard with the sad Stewart yieken
that the said Thsmns Meekns leaving
children, William Msskins and Emily Mcskns, his
the said ism Meekins
under the that the arid Smith hss
leh the state Of Maryland reside
the benefit al
tbs parties concerned that land shall be od
OF his court for the OF division Of the proceeds
those entitled thereto. .Ir seU A.s# ' 10 rtet
Its therefore adjudged ordered and decr-cd by Of the
circuit court tor Dorchester the complainant causing
OF this order be published
Washington IN the
hh.-nh DAY Of Sepemhe dernda
fvinr and 10 heirs fdead OF this
bill, and her is
iciror before the fourth Tuesday
tho premises, and show have, why
decree ought not TO pass prayed. I
ARA SPENCE.
SAMUEL D. La Cosrrr, Solicitor for Complainant
True copy-Tesei
Aug lI-law5w *@U y. .. HENRY, CLERK
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ny y. q. MCGUIRE, Auct,one.r.

GALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY ON PENNSYLVANIA
- AYENuEIn OF the Of
purchaser, will sell The premises Saturday afternoon sep
iember Is O'clock part ofiot No D. square fronting
~ feet inches Pennsvan, the OF 7h
and rusning paved alley
brick dwelling
enough for large dwelling bouses
without disturbing the back building.
Terms easy, and made known the sale and complied
with within i've days om the day Of sale, the right resell
rick and cost OF the purchaser $ reserved.
JAMES c. Mcguire,
Sep sd huctioneer.
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Odd-t'elIoMs' Hall.

UNKEL'S Nightingale Opera Troupe, old we'll
N Washington favorles comprising versatile perform.
addition 10 the wonderful prodigy
magnificent combined youth,
him VI lhc phenomena OF Tie appear Udd Fellows
every evening ofhe week, commencing Monday September
Admission IS cents.
sep 3-st JOHN Il. FORD. Agent,
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nv GREEN Z SCOTT. Au,,,on..r.

pRICK HOUSE AND LOT AT hUCTION.--on Tuesday, the
ln shall sell IN front the premises O'Clock,
half Of lot No ~, No ie6 fronting ~ feet
inches ", between i7 18th west
s95 which
brick
In good repair The lot back a 2ofeet aiey.
Terms third balance In sir, Twelve eighteen
months The purchaser give for the deferred payments,
bearing interest from day Of sale deed given and deed Of
taken. GREEN SCOTT
I seps-d Aucioneers.
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United states Patent Omcs,


IN the petition OF Elisha Root Of Hartford, pray
ing for The extension of patent granted 10 him the 0h day Of
December 1885, for an improvement in punching or forming the
hsichets, for ths
said patent which tenth ofDecembc H52
II is ordered petition be
on Monday the first s November " O'Clock snd An
persons are noned 70 appear and show cause they have why
said petition ought To be granted. 1M1t
Persons opposing required he
Office their objections specially forth writing
days before the day OF hearing All testimony died by either pn
to be used the said hearing BE- taken and transmitted
codance with the rules OF the oce, which will be furnished
plicaioa.
Ordered also that this notice be published in the National s
Republic, and Union, Washington, d. c. Inquirer Phi
adepa Pennsyvans Express New York cip Asany Bas BE-
gister Albany, New York Couan Ha ord, Connscucur
rally Bee, Boston, Masrachuse week for
ve weeks previous TO the rt sp Of November day
hearing
fH.#e THos. EwBAHK,
Commissioner of Patents
p s. Editors Of the above win please copy, h
bills 10 the Patent Once with containing this notice
Aug i4-law3w
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SYmpa,hI "a Richmond.

RICHMOND, September The citizens of this city 10
hold meeting tomorrow night express their sympathy
with the families of the victims by the explosion of the
Reindeer the Hudson river.
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ny TELEGRAPH.
.asdsms AIboaf. Fra Concert.

NKw YoRK Sept -fhe given tonight by
Madame Alooni is attended by very large and fashion
able audience. The greatest enthusiasm prevails every
body seeming TO be highly delighted with her vocalist
She sings diynely She escorted 10 her hotel from
Metropolitan Hall by FIRE brigade, where she will be
serenaled by the Philharmonic Society.
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COM MMERCIAL.
Fr... sur oeu..asreiAi Correspondent.
NEw YoRK. september 7, 1852

INV lUhhl n IoOL
Money has become abundant during the past week
being liue reaction from the effort OF the banks 10 raise
the rate The collections the country have large
and very satisfactory causing the deposites accumuae
the institutions The means Of the banks TO lend had
Increased during the past year Ia greater ratio than the
creation OF business paper, such within their
sret rule. The oanabe of the backs Of the city
consist for the part OF the capital circulation depos-
lies, and balances due banks These have in New York
Increased follow
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University of Nashville.

r Medical Department.
THE second annual of this
frs, Monday OF November next,
till the first OF III, ensuing March.
PAU Y. Eve, W. D., Principles aud Practice of Surgery.
John NJ Watson NJ d., Obstetrics and the Diseases OF Women
nd Children, X
buchanan, NJ. D., Surgical 80 Pathological Anatomy
Physiology
W.K Bowlins. NJ D.. institutes and Practice Of Medicine
c. X Winston, NJ d.. Maera Medca and Medical Jurispm
dence.
Robert Porter, NJ. D., General and Special Anatomy.
j. Berien Lindsey, NJ d., Chemistry aud Pharmacy,
William r. Briggs, ", d., Demonstration Of Anatomy
The anatomical rooms viii be opened for ,tndens the first
Monday Of October.
The students viii have the State Hospital.
full preliminary Of viii be by proe
commencing aiso on tie first Monday Of October
Fee OF each sis maculsuon ticket 8 dsectng
ticket sl0i graduation fee, s2j
Good obtained city from 81 50 per
Further information be cbtained by addressing
Dean. j. ". bfNDSLEf, NJ. D., Dean
nashville, Tenn } June lss2.
ScpS-lavtstNov
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As GAS GAsGasubing introduced into public halls, private
VI dwelling hoes churches hins,
promptly execued by competent and experienced workmen
moderate
Al.o always hand, handsome and
chandeliers &C. by the relebated
house Of Cornelius, Baker Co, Philadelphia, which " be sold
the manufacturers prtces G. w. BOTELER,
General house furnishing opposite Cueue Market
Aug 1g-2aw3w
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sale To-Day.
BY GREEN q sopTr. auction

SPAN OF MATCH GRAY HORSES AT AUcTIoN,-on Thurs
~ day. the 9Th instant, shall front
10 O'Clock, OF excellent work horses,
which well singy. They
having further for Terms each
p1suve. GREEN b SCOTT,
f Sept 7-3t
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University OF Virginia.

THE university will October ls
end June 29th.
Its schools /, ancient languages O. modern languages 3
mabemacs natural phosopby 5, chemistry and maera med
ica g. medicines comparative anatomy physiology, and
gerry g. moral philosophy; o. law 10, lecureshp of
professor each school, each
modern mathe
mac adjunct professor Of law and lecturer anatomy
Expenses. paid If school be
attended, S50 $50 each; II three SIS each SIS
the school Of for the intermediate
S60 senior, S75aitendance a higher involving
privilege of attending lower class The fees for the
Of medical lectures including dssectng
fee, sos. .... a# gH
and lodging including Diet bedding furniture
and servants attendance, 40, paid in three istaments in
advance shing IS $40 session fuel and light
uping SIS TO $40 each l40
dornilory occupying room, IS each.
Matrculution &C. Sis 10
23s
dcpositc Of s0 is required Of each student
The for clothing pocket money books &c,
cannot be accurately stated
T7T'E I7IH GEssNER HARRISON,
Aug l7-2aw2w Chairman Faculty.
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A VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE. The subscriber, having
II determined make change afnrs, odss for sale his
farm In Fa.rar county, Virginia. situated immediately the
Little River turnpike road leading from Alexandria Wncbes
Tour place, Wash
ngon city, District Of Columbia The improve consist o
large and convenient brck
Kitchen and al the necessary buildings so, brcs sver
wagon stand backsms shop, which furnish annually b~n
hundred and hundred and About
bali The tract y In wood, The balance cleared and in RAPIDLY
improving condition. The will be sold with the
land and immediate possession gwen In
gue o. Daniel RatclG esq, Washington city, D. c., Dr.
Isaac Whistler, Alerandra, Nirriuis.
Aug la-iaw5t EDWIN c. FITZHUcH.
The daily union., 1852-09-09
Missouri Legislature.

ST. LOUIS, Sept lin the senate, yesterday Mr.. Allen
presented the memorial OF the Pacific Railroad Company
which referred.
The house, Saturday, succeeded in eccting speaker
the 40 ballot Mr. Woodson (whig) requested that hs
name should be Withdrawn; which being done, DR. Shelly,
speaker tem elected speaker Tor the session,
by Of 93 "a Mr.. Houston (Benonie) elected
clerk, and Mr. McCacken (antD elected assistant
clerk
In the afternoon the senate had under consideration
resolution restrict the legislature the business specified
in the governors message but without taking upon
it adjournment took place In the house similar
luton offered, and, after opposon adopted
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Democratic COnrsnl,on al Fi,ehburgh.

BosToN. September THE State democratic convention
at Fi'ehough, to. bids fair be largely attended
Messrs Bishop, Childs Chaplin, Banks, Hszenwell and
shi
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THE subscriber will open, this civ, 18th september
classical and mathematical school high order lie
desirable location the south uf
OF 18th The number Of pupils is limited twenty
win his whole
business and professional pursuits From limited
each pupil will larger share Of
Others
this accomplish much Tor their mental and moral
for thorough and rapid progress
be done in school larger number and OF miscea
character.
Terms, si2 SO per quarter.
faculty the Columbian College, Col l.. Edwards
Col Vim. Gunton, esq, Rev r. w Cuhman,
Hon Mr. Morgan Treasury departments ID. n. V. Leach
Post Once Department Address the subscriber through the Cy
Post Once.
sept4-aaw3w GEORGE s. BACON.
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The Mountain House Capon Springs Sale Pub
ic

lie Auction.
THE interest Of The senior having been conveyed by deed
in The mercantile business aud sale OF bis interest under that lien
being
bidder, Wednesday, the 5t sepe
(lhc upon which close
The property several hundred
which stands magnificent ding
House. which with its appendagcs capable Of giving hne
mediation from 600 10 700
II considered minute description,
widely known Within the last three the propeto
expended ninety thousand dollars
The receipts OF the ou. last upwards Of
twenty EIGHT thousand dollars. a.#
The peculiar medicinal properties the Cnpon
bacig atmosphere will always, under
for full share OF public and posi-
the first In the Union The
Manassas Gap ranad will make Of
Southwest by Win
chester
RICARDs, BUCK, & BLAKEMoRE.
CAros spRisas, Virgins, July 30, s52.
Ily The proposed sale will
season, which viii continue TO 18th September.
July 3t-2awtd
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The Steamboat A.laatie.

BUFFALO. Sept THE steamboat Atlantic, which
saLk ia lake Erie, offered oday auction, she lies
IN twenty-five iathoms OF water. She was put up al
$4,000; and there being bid above that she NOT
sold. Mr. Ward still retains her
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NOTICE-Important-A elegant assortment Of furniture is
~ offered or for cash. time punctua customers
low prices Persons desirons Of furnishing dwell
cabinet factory 18th
avenue Wimsau's grocery
j. g. EWELL K CO.
All orders for the making repairing Of cabinet work will
be promptly attended TO. j. S. E.
Sept 5-3aw2w H.#E
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wn,srd's Hc.ci, Washington, ID. g.

THE undcrsancd assumed the
hotcl acr Of yesrs,l respectfully
Hing community fhis
win be completely rcnov~sd and newly furnished
Us increased facilities and personal attention 10 the como Of
sae-s proprietor merit Of patronage
hsretofore so literally e,ssndrd tl--a .1I !. .l s7
Aug ie-dimm HENRY A. WILLARD.
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Brveu.nrros. IN. Y. } August 0, 1851

BTNFHANFTUN, Nv NHkUHf 's'V"
GESrtRMrNi Your fattering note, inviting 20 attend
grand democratic rally and festival be held by The cti
zeps OF Shenandoah RockinRham and Page couaiies var
gipis, at New Market on 20fh Instant reached my resi-
deuce dulng my absence would sooner have eseived
my aiieniionIor should have responded p omply,
Every pulsaon Of my heart bears witness 10 the graft
iude aid affection entertain for peope who have pol
onW extended me their confidence ia various
honor and eeret thst circumstances viii permit
20 be present upon an occasion which promises 10 be
p'ete wrh interest," that might tender my acknowledge
mems IN person from the ovelhowng Of grateful heart
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rIIARLES III. Clemency and Elizabeth Ciemencv
" his wife, Eusebus esh and othrrsCcuit Coun X
Talbot county, equyAugust term, le52 The object az ,a
procure decree OF certain In ai
county whch certain John Leonard died seized
The John departed this seized ana ~
81 In Tabor county leaving the co0Dsnsn,
Elizabeth H. Clemency, and the defcndn Eusbiu Wrlch sa
Ann Poer George M LeonaTa Ellen Welch James ;t.
and Mary Williams bis Wife his heirs legal .epsssn
ves that VIII be Tor the interest and advantage Of all psrss
said sold and thai thr Ia
James Williams Mary Williams the state Of Mar
land. 8-T-~'
is theeup0n adudged and ordered compansn,s m
causing copy this 10 be inserted newspaper pu
lshed Washngt0n the District Of Columbia In ssb
three weeks before the first day Of November neit r
said absent defendants Of The object
this hill and them appear this person by .o
cor before the third Monday November apsws
the and show have, deer.
ought not not pass, prayed.
HH p b. HOPPER
True copy-Aitest:
sAMI r. HOPKINS
Aug ls-law3w Clerk Circuit Court
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Orphans Court, August II, 1859
Aug ls-law3w


WAsHsuToS County, DISTRICT ov CoLuMsIA: t5 .s
IN Nahane c. Towe and Eliza g. Dow, administrators
OF Jesse t. Dow deceasedThe administrator aforesaid
with the appreciation OF the Orphans Court
county aforesaid appointed Wednesday, the 9Th Of September
for the settlement and distribution OF the estate OF said
the hand far the have been collected
turned into when and where all the creditors
ceased notified and with their claims properly vouched
they may otherwise be excluded from all benefit Of said
provided copy Of this order be published once week ior three
weeks in the Union Of this city previous said 7 day OF Sepem
Der s. ts#9 Et ltI
Test ED. N. ROACH,
Register Of Wills
ED. N. ROACH,
Aug l9-law3w Regi.ter OF Wills,
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U'HE COLLEGE OF ST. JAMES, wsshi ngton "
Il John B. kerioo d.
of college will Monday October
August Besides
the resident professors there in each
professors visiting college purpose
wi
college has personal
The
quite distinct but both under The direct
the college
school saas register, &C, apply TO the rcctor College St
James, Y. o., Maryland.
Aug IO-taw2m E..#H
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This is advance OF 10 10 20 per cent cop G00-
bale larger than before, aud the prospects that
the crop OF the coming year VIII be more emunerative
than any fo many years Wool Is also very active There
have sales ranging from IS SO cents but generally
under 45 cents Lower qualities OF wool in demand
and are scarce also pulled. The sales Of fleece
,bout 10000 pounds and holders are apparently willing
sellers AT present rates Flour is guiehe accounts
per the Attic are not astierng Sales straight, 81 81
81 southern, 81 A. 81 g. Rye Hoar, 50 g. Corn
meal So rs 50 81, Wheat, red Ohio, SO 100; white
81 os; Genesee, 81 1884, Rye Sct' Corn, western mixed
7ab rs cts Pok firm $40 so for do, beef sIs
sIB The stock market does show much activity but
prices generally as before
yoar. PRENTICE