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Through Cincinnati BY rail the entire dancs s4ep len miles
Wlich Is done in coaches.
TUE fast line Calvert daily H. n aud
gulary with the fast line tho Pennsy lvania rail
rond NJ Harrisburg the mountains daylight, and
through Ptsbuz of depart
om BALTIMORE. This line makes direct conneson with the
fast the Ohio and Pennsylvania, Pbutg and Cleveland
and the Cleveland Columbn and Cincinnati railroads. aud BY II
going through from Baltimore TO Cincinnati In
foriy-four hours running time,
The slow mail line leaves the place daily, at az ny
this line reach oldayshurg the day o de-
pure, and e over uui 3 the nen day, when h'y com
their the arrive In PtsbuE
evening, thirysx of departure from Ba
more and with a the comfort and advantage Of having enjoyed
natural and rep0se.
These the enjoyment Of liberal patronage
from The travelling Pnc their equipments cannot be surpassed by
diose any other route between the Fast and West
NOTICE.
Tickets sr Psbury, Masson, Cleveland and Cincinnati by
hc railroad ne only Of the of the Ba
Rnrond Company Calvert station, Bat
more and NJ The following racsi
10 Iihctnuats.
TO Cleveland
10
10 OEluspufg "
Travellers original thr rough line
CINCINNATI m time and s accommodations cannot be ehceed
AIFRED GATHER,
Superintendent
orVIor BIurIAoEE GSp susqrEuasSa RAILROAD CO.,
Baltimore, August 20, ls52.
Aug 2I-d2wf
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Each passenger allowed personal baggage
ceeding IN 10 cubic feet
stoeage furnished with mattress and pillow, and
with the the
Freight will be taken Cbages 70 cents foot and from
s0J per The transit Of
the istimus ,xperse Of the passengers.
II viii that passengers through mail line
advantage ia the quality Of the employed and
an Of conneTon and despatch from the boas always ready
both cnds Of the line accidents II
apply ONCE Of the company, 81 and
IS street Apply tho companyf
agency, No III West street, OF Warren street, New York
Mari
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Aug lS-law3w

Iils As TO give notice that the subscriber hath OBJ
tanned from orphans of Washington the Dis
c Of Columbia letters Of the personal estate of
w. Domnck Buenos Ayres South America, de-
ceased All having claims the said deceased
hereby exhibit same with the vouchers thereof The
subscriber before 26h February they
excluded all benefit of
Given under my hand this 9Th day of August, 1854
HENRY MAY, Administrator
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Arsnl.ees,. omss. .. J. o.n,,.,

WAsMsaros, d. O., Sept as issa
SEALED PROPOSALS will be his once .sr, .
~ oth day OF November O'Clock, exscass.
briekwork Of the extension OF the United States Capitol vs.
lhe psiea 10 be stated per fAosaad kti sps.n wh,xh 49,
= 70 cover The cutting Of all Groin and other srches M M
binsi also all toos scaodng rigging, and ysins
the execution Of the The lime sand N ~ =
furnished BY government TX 77 ~ "sss
The successful bidder wiz be required furnish appso.ss
atty for the faithful performance OF the he amoun, Y
$50 900. .F7r - -~-~A' "
Each bid 10 be accompanied BY signed by Two
ties ibe effect that bid shall us
will into for the aforementioned al H.
stated IN his bid time within thirty accr
OF the proposal the sueiency the sad
be certified BY person known 10 the Department o
terror Ees5FE ="
right win OF accepting bid as may h. 49,
sidered by the Secretary OF tue Interior
eminent. J"
Each bid sealed endorsed Foposals for Jyk4
tie extension Of tAs Uaued States Capitol" 'y
The bids will be opened In presence OF such OF the bidders ~
attend, the Department Of The Interior ss
the shh Of November at ~ o'clock M WI
THOMAS U. WALTER. Ia
Architect Of Extension United States Csa,a
Sept 26-iaw2m -"
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VERIFY q MILLER,
Y. r kIJLKRp
of Virginia.

Pennsylvania between 9Th and s streets Washington d. c.
HOLEs and retail dealers foreign domestic staple
and fancy dry goods, maugA oil cloths, table
and piano bed spreads banke sheengs and house
nishing dry goods generally.
stne prompt, personal attention given to orders.
necg -
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CHARLES ii. CIemency and Elizabeth Ciemency,

CHARLES III. CIemency and Elizabeth Ciemency,
his wife, Eusebus Welsh and 0thersCireut Couu for
Talbot county in equyAueust term, lesTne object Of This
a Talbot
which
The bin John life seized
real Talbot leaving complainant,
Elizabeth H. Cemency and the defendants, Eusebins Welch Sally
NJ Leonard Ellen Wh, James Williams,
and Mary Williams his wife, his heirs aaw and legal
that will be for advantage OF all parties
the should be Sold said
Williams and Mary Williams reside the Mary
land.
IL hereupon adudged ordered the complainants, by
copy this be inserted in pub
District Columbia,
successive weeks before the first day Of November
object
this bill, and them In this court by
cor before the third Monday November
the premises and show they have why decree
ought not not pass as prayed.
p. b. HOPPER
True cnpy-Auest
SAML r. HOPKINS,
Aug lS-aw3w Clerk Circuit
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% n. HO0E ~ CO., wholesale aud Retail Dealers IN
carpetinp floor cloths, nanrs, maierinls
sheelnr Mankpts furnishing goods generally
Pennsylvania svsnne between 7h and sh streets Washington,
~ g.
aurQ
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NEW GOLD PItNS.-TAYLoR MAuRY, booksellers,
IN Pennsylvania received
ply splendid gold pens patterns from
hhy dollars them will be found kapps ceie
brated niche extan from its close
sembahce 10 the quill and being made OF degrees OF hexb
TO suit any handwriting.
3,
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University OF Georgia.

ATHENS August 81 1852
iE trustees Of This institution will elect professor OF natural
science h vacancy, the lh Of November next The
professor Will be required The French language addition
TO the branches appropriate 10 the professorship.
salny, 81 700 per annum, payable quarterly
Sept 4-4liaw AsBURY HULL, Secretary
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been appointed Superintendent OF The Public
Printing reinqnished pnng business, heretofore
a interest therein 70 L.mae
Towers and asr the 9TH Of Sepemher le1 ~ whom VIII
he hereafter conducted On his account
AZ persons having business accounts against me WI leave hr
Towers and those Indebted 10 me are
make Immediate by cash netes with him.
who is authorized 10 receipt therefor. = -
sepf 5-~eolw INO r. TOWERS
nrFIC the New York ana Fdverp ,oi Uatfed states
Mail Steamship Company No 50 Wall streeNew York. Au-
rhebooks The balance OF the
stock OF hs subscribed for previous 70 the passage
mail will he opened ~
oce from the oh the osh of September NEXT In
elusive. ny order Of the board Of directors . ,o,,,r
Augio Secretary.
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United States Patent Once,


I'm the petition OF Elisha X Root of Hartford Connecticut
for The extension of patent granted 10 him the ION day Of
December 1885 improvement punching forming the
haichet, Sc for the
said patent which takes placs day 1852
IL is ordered Office
Monday the first [Isp November 10 O'clock and all
notified show
said petition ought be granted.
Persons opposing the extension required to file in the Patent
Office specially
days before the day Of hearing All testimony filed by either
be used the said hearing be- taken and transmitted
codance with the rules OF the olhce which will be furnished
plicalion.
Ordered also published National nteI
Republic aud Union, Washngton D. O. Inquirer, Phil
adepia Pennsylvania; Express New York city; Albany Re
gister, Albay New York Count, Uaod, conneccut aud
Boston,
hearing
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The steamship Columbia will keep up semi-monthy eommu
Francisco awaiting the
port arrival of mails passengers from Panama.
returning without with mails and the
from Francisco.
propelers wheel will be kept
up freight passengers between
Panama Francisco.
OF win the conna1on between
Acapulco the other Mexican The connexon the Auan
tic viii be maintained by the United States mail steamships
Georga ................3OGo
ONO,
ILLINOIS, ...'Sr'oo
III Dorado.
Drescfnt City .isop~
0herotee ...''..s'...-i,i NV
fhNahephin
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DEMOCRATIC Review for june, ~, with portrait
y" ~ FRANcK TAYoLR
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DISTRICT or COLUMBIA,
Washington county, 10 irtf !:
Gvptr.S5a CnrpT

Washington county, TO trtt:
ORPHANS CouRT,
August =, 1882
Ordered that the administrator the Of Francis
w. Domnck, late of BueDos Ayes South America, deceased
required by creditors of said deceased
advertisement week for three weeks in the Union
Tests- Ed N. ROACH Register
Aug e-law3w
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WHITE BRANDY AND PURE CIDER VINEGAR,
spices. half pipes Of sch proof pure white brandy m
prewervinr peaches, sc.
800 sons pur. vinegar from Virginia. expressly for
psckline and table
ginger pepper white and dark mustard seed, white
Jsnscs ginger, cloves and Other rsh s &C
\ or aaie Nv GRO A. THOs. PARKER co,
osv 7-MThsAonf Opposite Browns Hotel
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60 A "a
SWEET and White Sulphur Springs.-Aeduced Ssrv
increased comfH
be and most expeditions the Sweet and White Sulphur
Springs: 2 sft'k
From Washington by Richmond fredericksburg Potomac
railroad. # s77. (. .,s ...t
From Baltimore by the comfortable and low pressure
ryland, Capt @. Y. Mitchell H t3 $50
Connecting Richmond with Richmond and Danvle
load. ts el H#t
Fare from Baltimore to White Sulphur. SIS
/" Baltimore 10 Sweet Springs
Washington to White Sulphur. u h
Washington 10 sweet Springs. .........*. "A
" Richmond to White Sulphur.
:" Richmond TO Sweet Springs. -
Leave Baltimore Tuesday and Thursday afternoon
o'clock connecting Aquia Creek with the sin which reaches
Richmond at p the succeeding days. asas.
Leave Richmond daily (eIcept Sunday nj Lynch
burg nj ION Leave Lynchburg af OK BuodbH
~ a. 70 Mountain House al X P M and 70 swse. spnng
Sulphur By aA M Returning lesss White Sulphur = w
to ynchburs same day BY night, Leave Lyachburs u
10 Richmond ZANE day by 5h. Pam
Fare from Richmond White eo
Richmond 10 sweet Springs. -
Passengers ohectiDg travel the take
Buiods and without detention the Waits Sulphur
Tickets had board the Posac
from Capt O. T. Mitchell, the aynpd and the oe
JOHN Ii. ossoRhr,F
Aug6-d2m I Superintendent I.
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gNIDER's CHEAP WINE STORE, No. 10 wsl..
~ street. below Fourth, pisWnes Quos Of IN c.
nisa OF direct importation from the aud s
cheaper than other and furnished az
and others, at Washington city, shortest a.
by g Adamss Express.n 80"
Sherries, Sparkling Champagne, sHa
Mudeiras, Moet, extra
Ports, CIcQuot. ssl
Red wine, Dinet, HfaM
Tenends, Perfuchot, = r.
Lisbon Heidsick,
Muscat, and many Others
Frontignan, Sparkling Moscle, t
Malaga, Hockhen,
Clarets OF all Sorts Rudesheiui,
sautene, Marcohrunn,
Bugundies the largest stock in Philadelphia.
Braadss of all sorts,
dark aud pale, In casks denohn, boes with some ces,
and some very and old. N 4T' !"
Irish and Scotch whkey, Monongahela Bourbon jamaica sr
gn preserving brandy blackberry and wild 6ob
ale, London porter and stout In bbis Of Dozen
Hapana Cigars,
Of direct Importation the reliable quality ALWAYS hama
wholesale or by the quarter box n n 7s"--'
The only establishment where all wines, dreca
from the original package in which imported
Hoteis, Country 7rads,
and supplied wholesale by cask
dozen, package OF assorted Sorts "
Orders by telegraph, limit In price, guaranteed
be satisfactorily filled, or the goods taken back l -
familiar personal acquaintance with a the principal wine p
ducing countries of Europe, and with ho
thee enable offer good articles cheap Call
JACOB SNIDER, IRIS.
Cheap Wine Store, No. 76 Walnut ST., Philadsphis
Feb 10 diy
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CHARLOTTE HALL SCHOOL.


IN THEIR anxiety the education
render this school preeminenuy useful, the trustees have m
afforded prices far below
similar nstaonufcent barely meet current
the exercise OF The The pu
confidence extensive Of study have made
appoint additional teacher drill the l6es
military incideD
which the Of the school demand the bps have
induced addition
which would be slightly felt by ndivduas which, the
aggregate hoped viii be sufficient for all connsences There
-
Resord That hereafter the charges for tuition this institution
shall be as follows .f@
Per quGssL
In the primary English
In the Mathematics department 500
In the classical, classical department w.
In the department Of modern languages for each foreign
moueh language exra. ~
In the scientific Department. chemisry natural philos
ophy, astronomy practical surveying Ae., with use Of
instruments and attendance experimental lectures,
e1uh,...-...
Board washing, &c., heretofore " -
The vacation extended the third MONDAY
September. II. +".e#r N 3s
BY order ofihe board Of trustees
# u. r. BRIsCoE. Rerar.
CHaRIorTr HALL, 81 Mays county, Md, July 40, ls,
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Se,ias eo@nt..iOue, ofthe General Land once.
NOTICE

preption Cai1an and Lcssees Occaranf,, Permit
tees Of Nuerd Lands.
Every pcrson entitled the right Of empon The
within townships and functional townships above
required establish the % the satisfaction the
Of the land oce and make
therefor practicable alter seing ms notice. md before the
Of the pnh sale o The lands
claimed such cam will be forfeited
having right under the net entitled An
additional land district the Territory OF WISCONSIN, and
for other purposea approved 30 March lsf ~ e oca
their leases PERMITS
townships and fractional townships above
enumersed who entitled rnier the act entitled act 70
reduce the minimum the mineral lands IN the Lake superior
district Michigan, and Chippewa district In Wisconsn
September land covered by heir
leases occupancy permits respectively tie minimum price
of 81 25 full section, en
ed the surrender lease permit the lard
Office, purchase he shall full seciion the
~ so establish
faction Of the register and Willow ard make
therefor practicable aeT notice. and
public
tho embracing claimed such win
forfeited
JOHN WILSON
Acting Commissioner of The General Land once.
o. n.
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A ~ sSs-s. a.. "
baltimore aud Washington Railroad.

PASSENGER trains n folowsi
Leave Washington at Q and 2, M. lll, w, and 4,
Leave Baltimore at u and ., a. MI And "a,
Sundays second and third trains from Washington and
dc second and fourth from balmote omitted.
and baggage checks 10 Philadelphia and New York can be
leaving NJ Q, and u Passengers
transport Of themselves and
tn naTtmore end Philadelphia, railroad station.
Communication Radensburr, S3 quarter, win be
T. n. PARSONS,
An n,-du Aren't
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p g. Editors Of the above papers will please copy and send
ss TO the Patent othce, with paper containing this notice
Aug l4-law3w
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Htos Insurance Company, OF Uner, New YORK
Capital sl70,o90.
THIs company against loss damage ny FIRE
public private md country furniture
stocks Of goods, and merchandise generally Asa
md by seamboa, railroads, rivers, and lakes aken
mos favorable
system equitable and safe, and directors hnye
ihey have ample
surplus which, addition the capital stock of company
enabling The
unexcepopabe decentralization 70 t'ose who sy
business with this company.
JOnN H. HiNMAN, President.
n. N. HAWLEY, Secretary.
CHARIEs DE sELDfNO, Agent,
zth street, opposite Odd FeIows Hail.
June qo-3tawiy "
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Pacific Mali steamship Company.-rhe only Through
Line for California and Oregon.
Ma nay ND NAL

.-r.a Tie public informed that, under the present
Ig9$f arrangements of this steamers inspected
Z1hB and approved by the Navy Department, as suitable
a1ssks strength and power for conversion into war
the carrying the United States mails VIII
Panama Francisco Immediately arrival OF
mails will Francisco for Panama the
and 18th days each month The following packets be-
longing this the faoc least OF which
will be always port at each end OF the route;
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whiss Hall, New windsor Carroll county, mary-
land.

Whits Hall, New Windsor Carroll county, mary
land.
THIS well known establishment thoroughly vo
waited and fitted Of families ~nm
quiet, comfort II region reruasm
for It's salpb Immediate vicinity excellent supn
spring and, fora residence, there few places more
sirabe IN the visae Windsor
The twenty W
board The tabr win the us's
ALL The bar win be furnished with the wines liquors. "
garr, &c. ga.
The for board shall be moderate nothing win he M IN
done hch will conduce The comfort Of vsiie
New Windsor OF easy access, and be reached ene,
stage IN Westminster, bv the Dio farosn
Woodbne Mount Airy either Of which convysn
wiz he found 70 convey New Nndso no's
giren 70 the subscriber few DAYS before
SARAH BARTHoLOw, PropfisfoA
July o3--du J. r. BARTHOLOw, Agent -
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O Lands Ira Tcxas-A gentleman Virginia
surveyor and lawyer desires 70 70 Texas
would like become the
country with view 10 bring them into
mar
le hn family capital and is dsrous ofengagnr in
agriculture lie the satisfactory testimonials cnpar
responsibility, his general s such
a. 10 enable him considerable emigration 10 Texas
Any would he inclined TO avail himself
pacedtB correspondence with tha
advertiser suitable by addressng post paid
WM. GoULDfN,
General agent and collector, Richmond, Virginia.
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rndeanito Postpone ment OF Land sales In Iowa.

Indefinite Postpone ent OF Land sales In Iowa.
4 uTfCE sales OF public ordered
N be- held Fairfield Iowa City and Dubuque, the of
iowa bearing date the 99h July numo
postponed In consequence Of the act Of Congress
titled IAN additional land districts
approved 1884, by which nearly n
said detached
and that will rcprocamed earliest pfacca
Offices shall have been duly organized
BY the President WILLARD FILLMORE
ions WILSON,
Acting Commissioner Of the General Land oHice.
i3-Iaw4w
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Now York Fashionable Clothinz Establishment,
wholesale and retail, for cash only.

New York Fashionable Clothinz Establish rent,
wholesale and retail, FOR cash only.
iLFRED MUNRoE Co. No al Broadway, between Howard
n and Grand sects,l Invite n persons visiting New YORK
either business peauFc, 70 call NJ their ctten7yn establish
and examine the superb assortment Of
ne n clDhtnr
Ocnfcncas furnishing goods.
Boys and chiiGren'a clothing, NC,
OF the hest description, there exhibited for sale.
The principles which New Orleans establish
which have made universally popular the
and West, strictly adhered 4 Broadwny, New York
facie. Tor Obtaining goods such a. 70 enable all
the choicest and fashionable styles Of garments
and the lowest prices.
Every article i sold under fun guarantees
No pEvtATroS PRtoKsThe price each article marked
figures upon ticket and reduction
be made
Al descriptions clothing order the shortest notice.
ALFRED MUNROE Co,
al broadway, New York.
ATRED MUNpoK,
VIZ d. AprArT. ( MAY 0s--iamif
FURNITURE DHy eooDs.-CLAGETT q DoDsoN
goods IN the above line n complete comprising the
newest and most desirable productions Of
Elegant spestry plain Brusser lmpeHa and
three-ply and snperne ingram, wled and plain
netan, Dutch, and 0undced cnrpstngs
Also, n elegant rugs and. mats ~ match
Also stock Of floor olools, which
according 70 diagram
sary belongings
An elegant assortment OF transparent shades
DO do shade lnines
do woolIen and linen druggeu
DO Table oicoths
To MI ~ which OF housekeepers
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GLORIOUS NEws.-The important discovery yet mads
VI Phps's patent liquid glue for carpenters, brush booA
binders makers, housekeepcrs duress Ac This sein
patent glue, liquid always ready requires n
Il free from smell and will keep liquid also nets
as cement for wood sione china sas ron marble M
substance paste IL stands unequaed It's reputation,
wherever has beer introduced OF the first saving
mechanics ob-ervab'e first sight We offer liberal nsavssa
10 hardware saone druggists Ac and % cost
less by 20 per cent than ordinary We hns
and meychasts
will do well 10 attend to this immediately We establishing soe
agents in all popuou throughout The United saes Bod IN
bottles Of three Sizes and seet
part Of the United States, carriage free.
Aso the Bh furniture polish ofthree Couny
merchants, attend TO The above. Apply early.
PHILLIPS Co,
July 3i-d9m 4 Cedar street near Pearl New York
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rne Railroad Route TO the West.

Through Cincinnati BY rail the entire diGHcs s4cpt mil
Wlieh Is done in coaches.
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hats and Caps Hats and Cspsi for Men sna b"vIa
III OF every style, quality and price suitable for fall and
able prices, AZ iH9E.n. NattsN@ q. H4LANkB
lIss, Cap, and Gentlemen. Furnishing Esab'smsnL .
Sep is-3twowif Penn AZ. nesr ~ sre's
News and Telegraph Hnt#HH z
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CITY TRADE REPOR

= III.
BrrAo,frrrs moved to the extent Of 400 bbls,
csumon to good Soathern at 81 C2H 81 SIIs orlln-
airy 10 choice State at 81 IS 81 1888; and mixed
filoy Western at ~ sl 81 l2is the former value.
Rye DOM soErnea wheat, rye, and barley continued
iasDimste Domestic oats slowly bought at 81 a
~ C e IN quality Corn appeared cheaper the bust
including rs COO bushelsmixed and white South
srn ~ "a 6uc and yellow do NJ G. Sc per bu.hel
CoTTcn This sales TO day amount 70 about 200 bales
with frmer market than ruled yesterday, caused by
the favorable tener Of the Frsnklip's sdyioss.
FEJiCiTs. Vessels continued scsTce, aud freights
firm i0ooo tuskels wheat engaged for Liverp sol
az Sid For cotton "a 32d. was d. nAnied As for
-four, and 81 and Oh for grain For glasgow 100 bbs
OF onr were shpped private terms aud 1900 bales Of
cettcn by the steamer Gla-gow, 1t 1884 Tor London
sona .sbacco taken in boxes at Is Cd There was
70 ohxnge to Uayse For California steady at
As ana go.
fRovIs!oss seemed quite buoyant the movements
consisting Ct iCo bbls prime Gndne pork st SI3 Gt
si and $lS 80 SO u.s. 700 pc cksges extra shout
Gers and hams al Exc and 9i4 a SIC 200 bbls.
and 20s kegs rrims lacd st 9t,c, and Ok 1915
aud 500 bbb prime and kee at IS So and So
Si2 respectively Ohio ard State butter dem aud
at - 70, Ard fair 10 cheice cheese at O.. ne
PC b.
Tos,cco rulsi a,m the business. comprising lie hhds
kentucky at &C.; ilt bass Havana ut private con-
tract; IS cases new Connecticut seed leaf Of 6k 70
20 bales Cuba at lsc and cases Nav York seed leaf
ON private terms The stock o. spanish Ia frs hands,
this evening, consisted 81 col bales Cuba ss9 do h
vsna ts2 do Sara za2 do Anbslc1o IS 10 ct Dnmin.o
and 80 60. Bra2t.-in all, 1926 bales.
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Las. evening The Oil Mems Wbz Co.'s nlttss bel,
ther regular monthly meeting saJ thc Xouu4 Mons
Wig CoDmitec Glso bsd ,pscia, Gaating There ass
ho lnpr ant boiinsss transacted rte cbj.ot u .h.
1tetit LAD reference y ths oi,s.ssea III hs oins
szeect coEmitLos.
ResolutioIs were lnrodus.d, rtfue5g a. o0ucrt the
5eieisl CcinEiitttt5 - suy pIsa1euie Bshdd.s ana
ooz ilEsnting tho adsitisirsiCn u rfss Fillmore
or lis patriotism Comparing ~ With thst 81 w.hnrtoa
Jsntfsch ~ . MADISON SHey wee e erred u . spsuL
ocn nitts e-~othsraise, hiu-l
A. tbs special mcstitg x 10 XgVsg Meas GENERAL
Committee. the res0u,oss rsfs uBdss eQsstd -
on the eatile evening and stormy debate tse,pT9J
M,stIs C~rrN, w =. yeskson L = Wsdsvorth Css
noyrr) w Gresrs, sni other iri-n1s " Hr. rutars
GeE.sa that tha resotr5n eecorsilg tas pstlonl "A
Mobilization could he construed into sXprSs5S Of
ckoics for Er il1ota Ir NsdsToris ,td uot ggp.
the resolution Ncgd lead 90 eEpssron, aud atsed
the unG1moua cohsoBl 81 10 COMMITTEES 70 vith4raa t
but Gre or two sciiog ~ the ussalyo II vas not
Withdrawn Charles L.3dis, VI. n. u. &niikee, sni
y. ". 1hsslsr, a.cs stsT opposci t. s. DAoiei
Bcnlet came TO TIE canolus,on mat L 1ot %
ntad M the Webster movement Jas II. Wslsh sIOss1
20 strlse ont the resolution relating 10 81 Iutnore
~ 10 tha airraiive, ADD S2 (nosiiy custom noass
oNcs1s) ia he negative. abe resolutions thsu
adopted ard ordered 20 be published. Gilmore va,
~ 1T sbsbolly irtsted by hn frispds.