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by J. c MCGUIRE. Aaosloneer.

OFFENSIVE SALE OF IMPROVED AND UNIMPROvED
II property belonging Baltimore Ohio
ciyua "Wednesday November O'Clock,
shalt sell the following described
"Od Depot Property and formerly occupied the railroad
Tor ticket offices, freight and houses, &c.,
avenue wes, running
Of lie feet alley
feet together buildings OF
uc brick dwelling house and large frame shed building used
house.
part l6 in reservation H. fronting % feet
alley, containing s6$0 square feet
Lots O. D. and H. subdivisions Of 54 each
fronting "a back Isl feet inches
is feet alley, and containing 40e Y square feet.
Lot subdivisions OF lois and 5% frontine
lo6 inches back 1857 inches
wsbut he brick srehouse about 81 by l5
with foundson roof and headns This building
admirably adapted purposes
livery stables, OF warehouses.
Lots H. l. X, L, NJ, aud NJ subdivision OF lot 54
fronting about 25 Indiana running
hack hom 81 10 ia feet 20 i6ieet alley.
Lots o, r. a. H. and - in subdivision Of lot T. in 57f
fronting between north Indi
running back i6 feet nchcs and containing each
1871 square feet
The above property situated the heart the city, within
hundred Capitol principal
hotels and offers inducements for profitable Investments
than probably will occur for years.
OF the be the auction
the Offices company
an n baltimore, and ground AT the sale.
fourth cash residue four equal
twelve eigeen and twenty four months bearing inr
es secured by deed oftr . the property
ny of,bs president and directors Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company.
JAS. O. MCGUIRE,
l5-d Anchoncer.
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IL.
u. No Ia7 Baltimore street. Baltimore, Maryland The
object or Ia the reach OF individuals prop
mercantile
young obtsin knowledge Of
general bus,ues acquired
maoy years In any counting hosse.
The course Of double book keeping
Mercan-
according the most approved mcbods
rapidly
Of LectLres mercantile law various
portapt mercantile subjects beside other points
understand Tn. time
or varies from Ave 20 eight weeks
no
evening held stated periods
and diplomas who graduate For terms, Ac write
and hav. circular forwarded by ma T.
Nov I3-lydkcp
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THE named reopcncd for the rccep
aon OF Thursday November sh Since the closing
June the completely renovated enlarged
improved in ventilation warming and many improvements
added requisite 10 the comfort Of guests
With practical and personal auen
ton bs business tho merit share Of the
II. A. WILLARD.
WASHINGTON, d. O, Nov, 3, Issa
l-dlm flint and Harl
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MORE ELEGANT CARPETINGs--we respectfully

MORE ELEGANT CARPETIN(aB.--We respectfully In
Ill all furnish with that
have received additional supply with the sfsome Of the
capeings the behed II
really difficult whilst bringing the superb combination Of hct
representing uis va0us
represented beautiful goods how the hnan
for them reasonab and the body the goo6
substantially mUderate
could These goods far preferable
figured Brussels which but
figures selling these Soe
and durable they the modern styles will out wear thsn
All had better call
dposing reduced pces which will them
be disposed Of Prices considerably than those ofthe northern
!
Nov l5-3,eoif CLAGETT 4 DoDsoN.
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los H. ADAMS, Jr & CO., having recently EN-,
poy sovement after years previous practical expe-
encs IN the poession furnish paps
and estimates Tor buildings Of all kinds and 10 draw
parties intending build ItH
Persons desiring build alter houses externally internally,
and wishing 10 combine good with economy utility will
md II TO their interest TO examine their plans.
They will furnish daughts copies
description, with formation their
that may be obtained from the departments.
They will also give particular preparing plans
specifications for patents.
Ie-eolm
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MORE a GALLAGHER, Iron Founders and Manu-
Ill Iron Railing Ridge
Philadelphia make order iron railing for cemeteries
public private grounds &C. Also, all kinds Of
men nsal lsndsrc
would respectfully invite tbs attention Of the citizens Of
Washington railing enclosing the Lafayette
square city Specimen drawings desfous Of
M king selection.
Oct r--ed6
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UIRECT IMPORTATION OF Leather Ssc~As.-TAy-
LoR MAURY have Just received importation o leather
goods consisting c despatch bones portfolios tonrst case
especially adapted for gentlemen travelling They
by Msssts De Ia Niue Co.. OF London md Morocco
leather fitted and finished highest style substantial ele
rance, with patent locks stationery and bookstore Ninth
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1 IFE iNsUHANCE.-Repsu the Louisiana Medical
Society the meteoroiogy vital statistics and hygiene
Louisiana; by Il. H. Barton A. M NJ d. which
dcd appendix showing the experience Of life
with tables OF mortality Of
pane laws OF probability Of life, tEngh caicuson
OF the London life ohces Ac
H. G. Hcaru. For sale TAYLOR MAURy'5
Bookstore,
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= -. The steamer OsCEOLA win, ON the 2sth scptem
4r-~rakae ber, running regularly the above
place leaving Washington every Sunday, at
O'Clock a. m returning leave Baltimore every Tuesday
O'Clock p.
will regularly and returning Leonsfdown 81
Mays River Cons syer and The usual landings
Potomac, for signals land
Passage aud freight at the usual rates. - -
JAMES MITCHELL
Sept 2i-eodn Captain
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SHOEst SHOES sHOES!We would respectfully call
attention OF customers, and all oners nisestcd
large stock OF boots shoes.
TO the ladies would that complete
style and quality. We enumeraie follows:
Ladies' French CATERS, black, brown, light color
DO do Wellington boots, with and without heels
DO do bntou do
Do do Alpine button boots, superior article
DO do white and cloth CATERS
DO do do do slippers
Do toilet
DO do black and bronze kid slippers
Do hceed gailers, from 81 10 a 50
Misses aud children's button CATERS,
Together with all other qualities of ladies' misses, cds
gaters boots, slips Jenny Lind, and Je1erson's
For gentlemen leather calf
button gate and low shoes Of style and quality
shoes OF every variety.
We would advise all give before purchasing
in
will endsavor please both style qua.
to call at A. HOOVER 4 SONS,
South side Of Penn. avenue,
Nov ll-2zw6w
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R WATKINS inends N deliver series Of familiar
oa language, with critical
who have Sdt<n % tire subject
The ir which, being
introductory will comprise review Of the eery
AVID srsesa ssanscs of the prevailing origin
mths English Language.
Tho vl ~ ticket fcr whole series. admitting
lady and @3 for single ticket person
he 50
The dscosrses win be dvcred csru.
Thurrdsy evening next, commence At O'Clock.
Tickets hound drug Of " Hsrbaueh
snd m the bockstores of Mrs
u ssray na.a.y r'"''y'v'''' avenue
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pEiiIs! BELISi BELLS THE subscribers manufacture
keep ali factory
school bells These
bells hung with the yokes with movable They
turned around that the will
which desirable after bell has been
am red
the be thereby psopngnR These bells
tncd from the best stock aad in iron castngs Al this
foundry h
We written that church bells break within
date purchase will
The Of all bells warranted Nearly 1900 bells
and sold from this foundry, which the best vi
We
n bells
purity We getting
chimes and refer those furnished by Our usdry
OF the Hudson Erie canal, railroads
states,
States Old bells taken in exchange for
Levels, compasses &c, constantly on hand address
A MENEELY1 SONS,
May 2i--lydhcp West Troy N. v.
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Collectors ONCE, November Z, 1883.
NOTICE TO DELINQUENT TAXPAYERS Notice is hereby
IN given persons who indebted corporation
Of for year 1853 description
the before 3s
suing, will bothe duty Of the undersigned
BY advertisement sale Of the property, according to law
Nov 9-3awtd H. J. ROCHE, Collector
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CLOAKs, MANTILLAS &c.-We have just recsivsd laxus
and complete Of style Pariaian and etx
mantias sacks visites, shaws which
Of the ladies OF Washington Csostown, Alex
anda and the surrounding We portion
nands cir
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THEY ARE COMISGi
HORN AND LANDI's TERrsicHoREAN MINsrRELs

HORN AND LANDps TERrsicHoREAN MTNsTRELs
AND BURLEsoUE orERA TRoUrE
gntcmca Washington they
s,ye
Ham, commencing TUESDAY EvnWso November 5 1852 and
tnninQ mi
ForI partc future circulars
Cards Of admission No half price.
Doors open half past At half past T.
had Irving ouse and all the principal hotels
w. HORN,
Nov i3-dd Conductor.
INFANTS and Chtdren's Iats and Csps of all styles,
/ coiors, and qualities
Also OF felt white black and drab.
and large assortment just received at
CUAs n. LANES
Hat Cap and Gents Furnishing Establishment,
Penn avenue, ~ street.
Nov l2--d6iif
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Grcas Match Runnsng Rscs. for 800. over Coinns-
bia C0urse, Alexandria CO., Va.
THERE viii race $500, course on
Tuesday, November nd 1859, O'Clock precisely Heats
one mile and repeat.
n. ent b 4. John Graham.
Y. NJ. Hail .. q. sasts Anna
Ths thorough frem stock
country spor be expected The proprietor
(i5
entries mnkc arace)
fare Of sioo Cor Wednesday. November 1sdone mile asd
TIE.
Purse Of s9oo Thursds, November ahtwo miles and
rar.c Of soc cs Friday Novenssr ahfou mile. and
fsre u o'clock.
The proprietor having track, and made
the pisce confidently the public that
will find The best accommodations for aud horse -
CYRUS MARTIN,
Nov l0-AawtlshFeb Proprietor
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United states Patent Once.

I'm The petition vi James Baldwin, Nashua New Hampshire,
praying if the extension patent granted him the
thirty hst Of January, sao for improvement in hues for
CLOTH for from the expiration OF said patent
which Akes place The ihir,yst day Of January eighteen
hundred and hny -four
IL Is ordered lhn said petition be heard the Patent Once
Monday the st o January IL O'clock and all per
nolhed appear cause they have, why
said petition ought be granted
Persons opposing the required TO he ~ e fhlcnt
Once tbe objections specially forth writing least wcAy
days beio e day Of hearing all testimony filed BY either party
he said bearing taken and transmitted In accord
with me rules Of the ONCE which will be furnished ON ap
cation.
Ordered, also, notice published Union ntelI
gcncer and Evening Star, Washington d. o. Pennylyanian
Philadelphia, Pennsyvanaj Evening Post, New York Boston
Post Boston, and Patriot Concord New Hampshire
week Tor three successive weeks svious 70 the second
CHARLEs MASON,
COMMISSIONER Of Patents.
p PsEdos OF the above will please and send their
BILLS Patent Office, with paper containing this notice.
lS-Iaw3w
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CArpetngs and OIL Cloths.
w have ready for sale
w ingram
40 do Brussels do
q velvet do
10 do - oil cIoths, medium
do "a
10 81 very superior
sheets oil cloth of best quality, which will be NJ
With complsts Of goods FOR house furnishing
purposes = lowest market prices. ~ -
VERY, TEBBs, YERBY,
Octs-u Corner Pa and TN street.
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klch bfoche IhlDet long snaws
ysy heh gold embroidered Thiee. .su.r. .h.~s
Do plaid long sh.wis
DO do square shawii
DO do Hungarian scaHs
Very rich gold bordered broehe Thibet scars
s bic prices e, ''''' -'N "''' nooE, Sso' 90.
NEW Books at Taylor q M.ury's.-Lady Lses wisss
~ hood, BIackwoods Magazine.
Harper. New Monthly Magazine. Vol. 7.
Western Chsracr; or, Types Of Border Life in the weses
States by J. L. Mcconnell.
Glesnings he for md School
Lectures 70 Young Men; BY William O. Eliot lr.
eI osgood, bookstore Oh street.
ID BUST, Nurseryrnan, Darby Road, PhilaAsaphan
evergreen, sss
eyes garden The coSists,
and in the most perfect order.
SEED WAREHOUSE,
Oct l5-d6 " Chestnut street, PhlAdslphia
MEDICAL HOOKS, the latest editions or
III Wood and Bache' United States Dispensatoy.
Woods Practice Of Medicine . vols,
Wilson's Human Anatomy.
Wstson's Practice of Medicine.
Neil AM Smiths Compendium.
Cbeinis System Of surgery vols. evo.
csa,eSii. mssesi a'sy WORKS.
MeE-s Medical Works
Dunslisons Medical Works, and many others
for sale at the publishers prices by
Nov IL fRANCK TAYLOR.
IN wuks-vol.a 2.
Busy anI Woman
Happy Days OF Childhood Interesting illustrated ~
The Life, Euosy, Of Dani. Webster, Win
Appeon's Library Poet. from cb.ucer % Byron.
The most beautiful edition yet published Now rsady-Mn-
TAYLOR 4 MAURYg
kovH Bookstore, oth street.
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oeo&s.town Female Seminary, Georgetown, D. C.
THIS Institution operation few pupils
admitted family boarding pupils
OF 10 months, payable half yearly in advance.
French music. and drawing, Ac., extra
Day pupils from - 10 e0 pr quarter, in sdvan~e.
Catalogues be had On application principal
WILLIAM J. CLARK,
Oct t%-dinisusn Principal
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I ADV Lees widowh"cd from /" Blsckwocd.s Msgs
Ii ytve."
Harpers Magazine. Vol, ?, bound. For sale by
Novla PRAkCK TAYLOR
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M. A. Tyson Sisters Seminary % Young Ladies',
street, between Twelfth and Thirteenth, WASH
tnton, -. O.. for boarding and day pupils
THE Of this opened
18Th September Terms quarter senior department. $2
JUNIOR s0 Primary, -; Drawing, 50 French by Prof. Rau
3i3; Nlusic 6l2 10 sic.
Pupils boarded either permanently weekly SO and dol
For further particulars circulars
pal bookstores aud seminary.
Oct l3-eodtl5Dec
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A Ew styles Gentiemen's Furnishing Goods.-I.aree
additional supplies superior dress shirts tpan and cmbrod
ercd scn stocks and govcs gsuntcts,
efche hosiery travelling shsws confoers robes under
kinds toilet articles
ceived per express and for sale cheap for ash
customers, CHAs II. LANES
Centemcns Furnishing Estabiishmen',
Penn. avenue, ~ street.
Nov 12-dfuf
IRON BEDsTEADs i-Comsock Bromley, u Co..
No. vs. Leonard New
Common and folding
ali kinds Hotel, hospital psoas family and
chidens bcdeads always hand Also general assortment
spring beds, hair oher
bedsteads of cleanliness
and They free from vermin and
eIesne durable, portable and ordes extent
may addressed 10
CoMsToCK, BROMLEY, co,
No. o5 Leonard st. New York
Agent. wanted Descriptive circulars
sent wherever requested.
Nov il--d3m
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A CARD.-sAMUEL W. TUCKER, Merchant Tailor would rs
specially his friend.
moved from h late place Of busines and present
Mr. Hughes
and psRnsyivAnia
liz pleased hts good.
70 which br invites their attention crceled
Octss--3tcod3w Istsr, Int, and scnunei
THE UndsrssGnsd Pr0Iries0rs OF the Hotels
w.hscn are compelled sdv.ncs in their prices or board
70 two dollars PR dollars
ior meals, on and amer The In Of November next
# ~ A. DEXTER, National Hotel.
TIP 4 N. BROWN, Brewn's Hotel
II. A. WILLARD, wn,afd's Motel
DANIEL. D. FRENCH, Irving House.
". n. HACKNEY, U a. Hotel
- - w, GADsBY, Gsdsby's Hotel.
OctnAdtwf
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CAHD-M.io, FIELD Wizards Hotel, respectfully
Informs public generally tina, hs ha. leased
n, srm OF wears hotel Capitol Hiii Kept by j.
Cssuas esa Tue being thoroughly repaired and re-
6rnhed In The most se and will be opened for the
about the S'h ot NOVEMBER pue h'co
will be gwen.
Oct 2B--dM
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BYRoBERr ARM STRONG.

By j. q. MCGUIRE. AuctIoneer.
TRUsrEE's SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON 7TH
sTREEr.By deed dated April 22d, 1851,
and duly recorded bcr No eS foos 5oa @ B and 2,
tho subscriber VIII
public auction Thursday afternoon, No
parts ofiots Nos II and 49, No.
40 froang 25 aud aud
ming 100 consisting or
retms a ssIr JOHN r. CALLAN, Trustee.
JAMES q. MCGUIRE,
~, on
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MONTGOMERY BLAIR. Attorney at Law, Will her,
III amer practise holden Washington
huldias.
Nov 3-d3m
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WELLINGTON u. TYLER, A. NJ,
J. HOLMES hGNEW, ID. D.,


THE commences Of Noveubcr. Early
picncs for places desirable The ocation 10 unusually
cold but liable
health The hest provisions for
physical culture besides other OF the finest mnsss
We tho friends of high
disciplinary edns'on the systematic four years course com
with the In the institute and wholly devoted
nine female and nine professionally sdo
gentlemen, besides hour lecturers.
For catalogue just issued application
sspt6--dimt
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T,O BLANK Book Manufacturers-Ne demy and IA
cap papers, for sale by COLLINS, BOVINE d CO.,
Ilth street sir dsors north sf Penn. avenue,
Branch Of Hail. IA and 76 Pearl New York.
~ B-ordsrs received for book bindss' materials
Oct 7-dn
pOEms by oeorge r. Morris vol. svo., beautifully
illustrated
Helen Musssve Jcsu, Erecuorship autobiography.
The Monks Revenge, ensmy tale Of
Crussder, by Samuel Spring E~q
Dickena's Household Wotd. for November
Tip Top, or Noble Aim by Mrs. Tuihill.
The Litic Drummer by Gustav Nieru.
sparing 10 Spend; by r. 4. Arthur
Goldenipk, Tales and Poem. Youth by VIM o
Bourne, A. NJ.
Gustavus Lindorm; by Emile r. Caien.
Nov.li
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Nhd hboh 10 OF The hne quality bay Sate shswIs,
ne every design Of good style. Some plain sca
lsnx sbswiu In
styles.
SPLENDID ASSORTMENT or FRENCH mERfNos.
Added of merinos, ju
received nnother addition, making beyon
doubt, shc best IN the District.
We have Just opened S consid
great baGain. w. NJ slitsTER 4 CO.
Nov 4--eoSh Seventh street, Penn. avenue
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ANrL.LAYERY MEETING

vtrv interests mretrg - c'"rrd cities Fr had .
the fr.t Amer an COrgrt- tl1nfi-t nurch SYN 70 s
evening E,v { T. Ray w. called % the char and T.
4 Bel S,er+'arv The President introduced ne mrs.
.u4aker VIM Iloalrt ijav. E-q. of Cincinnati ohi"
The address 81 tbs talented Young man WA learned and
ei.Orert H. stated sud argued f- t't- tht A avery
d" l.d been ,uhdu.d mind had been developed " ID ''
~ta,u thinkers Was % obtan The "N-.enre o
q God sid he proves c0nc.u-iv-ly that there - =
GOOD time coming fo- the American B"nfntn lie
rs. mace he blood At the slave ohSh on tne
So Paraot never hardened his hear; uI Cod
,...t..r DID him 90 ID the people 20. " u
,,- ,.ur.e ~ 1rr., be true 90 ourselves 'pend
.rt ot Outside influences etc etc. Mr.. u l. a mul'no'
born 10 this Ciy ul is uoF - ye'rs OF age lie - ed
irl- lie now tie EDITOR and Pu7li-herof Ihe ieaef
tsfol published ~ Cleveland and for which ~ we're
I-ed a. SO he received arge number OF subscribers al
q ,o e. th- meeting
Th-n.xt sr4aber wasJ Mercer Lanssop E,1, Of Ober-
lir ard -acuat- At Pat u-it ton In - Nj l. spoke
4,t.u r.r.ousy. and bis remarks would ave honor-d
tie ls, 90 Congress In h. remarks Dee spoke ot the
.It.-yolt'f Cou--e-s 20 check ~ alton 4" s'd ne AHl
f....ci . White q the Nprk-go pollock All the
n,t. 81 si' The ,ayeho -rs 80 th- y uh-go paddock AT
fl,rcl', A. fhe men and women North ant Nouth-s.W
,or carIet check agitation. No the voices OF babes
you'd cr IL out and The winds Of Heaven would return It
AGAIN. 4. lorg a. there remained vestage oi slavery
30 bong y re would be agitation All wers sl'y 3 IN tbs
courtrv-black men a. vel a. white men ShoF u SAID
h. n. .hp man thai dare 20 90 New Oretn, and stand
.tfe ar in the pulpit ana proclaim the wrongs OF the
black
III Nrgira but uanunted and sent 10 Ooerin % be edu-
Gated H. has lately Tece ID tie henors OF degree aud
adopted The law a. BIZ, profession
TIE t.xt speaker was VIM {. Nell Esl, IT Boston
N,. ano the compiler 81 valuable little work Tor col
orc ptrsou gives faithful account OF me services
- colored An -ricaus in the WAS ~ l., and a, T.
The meeting va, largely aelde1 by both males and ie
u - We "b-er' d on ne .ttnd hrF L. man, P"5'o
- he church Rev. Mr. Wilson, Rev A freeman and
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MONDAY July Is-P. u

Tie Transactions al the stock Board to-day were TO
moderate extent AMI the Market vs. heavy In addition
10 tie absence Of operators which has 40 untavoraoe Fl
feet uron the market the uncertainty Of tn Turkish quss
ton which may Involve the peace OF Eurol has dspres
sing Eject At the Second Board there was rather bet
ter f-eI-- lat inp0rtan. changes TIE l@lfng an
c.s h.- ,H- f-o 1- g. yerf u-n' zIl >.t- -
coLiul- r ed. c.i..ll il 80 Ir-r. tr=reEsl. u--r-
Is want q animation ~ Tie 44rA5i, sAla makes the
pro seedlings Of the Board Of very Little interest
In Exchange there is but little doing. The rates are q
. per cent. Francs 5.l3l 5l2i.
In Freigtts there Is still buoysai market with some
activity To Liverpool $4,000 bushels Wheat At d ID
bulk g. I'd hip bags 5000 eoOo bbls Flour, .
ard = ID Afterwards asked 200 or 500 bales Cotton
s3-d compressed To LONDON, Flour = n 10 haVfe
farther engagesnts Flour 81 Soc and considerable 4aAn
ties 10 Antwerp =, a rate W. did not earn
The receipts al the SubTreAsury are s.S'o44' ray
merits saOa $40 Balance, s7l1lIl0
The Cleveland. Columbus and Cincinnati KAlfo'a '7,
r,-5 5 oviterd Of tive per payable on tie ii Of
A-zr: S.cctt..ds.s registered On 'as 'zn DOCKS :
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! THE EXHlBlTION-LETTER FROM TX COY
r.r.s- f...- 49, -,..;r.a h. K Va Errr,
tsi. SfCrrfarN of lie A>sfciafon. iruin ~ -
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-. - .,--...,,,,i..s n t,,
n" - present 81 'Ie i''"--'N ''''-
tEs'aI mace peoorrvx r-,-, tts
$ r. --1 ..-.ss 800, =, -,-,sl-ss.. fl- Sd,
80 -. -. .'.r..,. ~ ,.,i-r.r .f~
tt -. - - .. tA. B, i-a,~
=. - -i-.t-, ,t i, N,.i.-. ,.fr-
'F '- ~. N ..... b.. . I'd. 70 .,
= 70 '''-s. nav > you, -. -, .'...s mr.
80 $50 ~, 80 ,r. ,r-.-,-a ,r, .. r- .-io hun
d. = ~ III p b ARE .--,,,e -..,,r
a, ..,s .-,o .--,.,'-.s. fb4
81 '-- - -.+-- ~
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