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AT A MEETING OF THE STUDENTS Of (,eorg,

College, District Of Columbia following preamble and reo
uions were submitted aud unanimously adopted e
Whereas has pleased Divine Providence himself our be
loved fellow student Nicholas Parsons Kind and gen
had cndeared whom he was asao
cscd and whereas the students Georgetown College feel That
In him we have lost highly companion place ANN
affections can be supplied and whereas wish 10 Rs y
grief with that OF bis bcreayed family them e
memory Of true hearted sud eapung rd who h ihe hlo
youth has ssa cut soYh by ali suvte ccaior therefore
Reled That whilst bow In submission will Of the Most
High wenevcrhces nnot but give sorrow which
Oils breasts at the untoy death student
Rolre That shall forever cherish OF The
noble qualities which he evince friend great tai
ent he displayed student en- m e. IN .-s-g n /.
Resolved morsocer That sympahzo deeply with his aot
oil family the rreparable loss they haye sgsane he death
Of whose heart roplcte with all % estmabc bound 10 in,
I'd, %re V'stt w fSs,r 80 ~ IN $500 ll te
Rsroice further That copy these resolutions d, ha
grief stricken family o deceased brother student
they be Published in the Washington Uai0p We nepcer
Iomney papers h
RoI,EgsT IovFIACE,
~ BENJAMIN JOHNSON,
~ Ns fRANClS sHADIRk ~ f
Committee.
FaAsK. WAND, Chairman.
WV. Homes, Secretary od2s
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GoAA REwARD is offered for The apprehsn.

G 000 REWARD is offered for the apprehenl
ApcJOO sion and delivery to the undersigned of nuiao
named Charles Said slave "a the property broux
esq., Cupcpor county Va lilo city 18th h,st
Charles Il bright mnlsto dark hair
nearly straight about i've feet inches high weighs acrs
with Roman and has finger
his left hand caused by sewing when nearly Sqt years
Charles hasa muso children Nv
Ing In jackson Hal Alley this city He either this penn.
svsns AZ hz wife lived several months p said State
removal here about she one Of the slaves sers by
Col John Thorn cslpeper, Va several years ago ttN
apply undersigned No as7 oppo-ia
Browns Hotel, Penn. b. j. NAIiE
Washington D. c. Oct 20, 1865. oct 27-dlys
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The New DONE CAPITOL. 1t has been stated
in of the New York papers that one million of dol
lars has already been expended the dome of the
Capitol. 'sQnantico,' the Washington correspondent
of the Virginia Sentinel says that he has made inquiry
in the proper quarter, and finds that the whole amount
appropriated up to this time is S700 000 and that the
expenditure up to September |, 1858, was only S217
256 ii. Neither Captain Meigs Mr.. Walter has
any doubt to the capacity of the walls to sustain the
structure of the iron dome. The fact is the weight will
not greatly exceed that Of the old structure large
amount of solid stone and brick work has been removed
and superseded by hollow iron columns which are much
lighter than the masonry a.a. .,. .ya..-a
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by JAS. @. MCGUIRE a. Co, Auctioneers.
SALE OF TWO VALUABLE LOT

FANRUSTEE'S SALE OF TWO VALUABLE LUIS
Capitol Hon Wednesday afternoon November "a, at4
O'Clock premises shall SELL virtue deed Of
10, recorded Iiber It0 fos
49, the land records for Washington county lots Nos
al the
and Massachusetts, having front 1919 inches Mas
sachusets running through 10 north ID street
This property beautifully situated IN commanding position
worthy the persons
y
Terms One Fourth cash. the residue O. II and IS months with
Interest, deed trust the
the purchase viii required paid
sale, default OF which property will be Immediately reod
the of sale complied with within
SALE right reserved TO resell the weeks notice
All conveyancing at the cost Of the purchaser F91
t33sa s.rNEa ia5 TfOS. j. FISHER, Trmce ahis
- 2atEAEE sa7 .I aHnFr- JAS. G. MCGUIRE CO., ~ aai
OCT 21-2aw&hs Auctioneers.
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MARRIED,

IN ts city afternoon the 2Th instant at the sixth
prov Church. the Rev MASON NogiE Mr. ALBERT b. NOt
Miss MARY JANE ELLIS daughter d JONAS ILLS all
Washington.
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NTILCH COWS AND DAIRY FARMING, COM
lNA png the breeds breeding, and in health aud
and other stock the selection OF mich with
full GueHons method the culture OF forage plants
production Of milk butter and cheese mbodyng the
and adapted United
British provinces; with treatise the dairy husbandry Of
Holland which Is added Horsis dairy
By Charles Flint Literally illustrated Price, 81 25 Free by
mail, 81 60 ....y0 rt .s.s#... 70 -H. .el.r1. .t@
For sale by "A FRANKLIN PHILIP, N3gl BE-,
"a Bookseller, 1872 Penn bet 9th aud 10th SITS.
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The PoroMAo LIGHT INFANTRY, Of Georgetown, have
rented the late Professor Hunters as an armory
and had fine entertainment on taking possession of
their quarters Mr. +, RoEie tnadea heat aud APP
propagate address, and Espit band furnished delightful
music for the occasion. s....... ~. .
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DIscHARGED,--John Crawford, who was arrested In
Alexandria Thursday lest CIV charge of abatactng
money from letter. had an examination day before yea
terday and was discharged there being evidence to
convict him. Il. !t i "'famsit ~"'sss'' sSf
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DRcLlNED--Rev. r. w. Barnwel jr, Of Columbia,
S. c. has at last declined the call extended to him
become the rector of Trinity church in this city 1t Is
generally regretted by that congregation and numerous
other friends that the learned professor could not accept
the proposed charge. .aa .Qt -sfsH es raagF a'
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AUCTION SALES.

BY JAS. G. Mcguire a. Co., Auetioneers.
LNXCELLENT ROSEWOOD SEVEN OCTAVE Pr
IL Forte, Furniture. and household Esos Public Sole
Wednesday morning. November 81 residence
gentleman declining housekeeping Nine
streets shall ss the
eomprisng- ialssaf tIif.f 1asf sIigct
Excellent rosewood piano forte BY j. Fischer
Mahogany spring sofa rocker, and parloT chairs
Chntz lounges UNION and easy chairs .
Rosewood marbe.lO centre and fancy tables la8
Mahogany ard walnut work tables Hst
Brussels and ingram carpets, rugs
Window curtains and cornice shades ffs gu
Fire sets, vases, maftsl ornaments
Oak hall chairs table 0lcloth fsa 10
Walnut sdcbOard, extension tables t-.f
GltfraAe mirrors, chairs
Superior walnut Jenny Lind aud cottage bedsteads
Walnut marble top dressing and plain bureaus ~
DO aud painted wardrobos, washstandz
Toilet sets towel racks, mattresses l $50
Franklin, air, tight, and other s.,,
Venetian stair carpets, rods aud
Cooking an fixtures
Kitchen utensils &c. hH
cash; a 90
for satisfactorily endorsed notes bearing
.'..... ss'tafat raaHslf "a JAS. O MCGUIRE q CO.,
Oct ed 4 aEfE Aucloaeefs
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KirkMood uonse.
national Hotel.

Hon Jenkins, New York s w JONES' Washington, DC
Lloyd Williams, Marylasd Il laenan Harrisburg, Pa
!. Mcguire, Baltimore Mrs Sampson New York
/. II Grant, New York A w sampson, * lady do
Geo II lioyt, Connecticut Farley, do sv4a
Hagby, Petersburg, Va Lewis Stow, TaImtre
jollnger, = v Daniel lady, children,
Popre, ibany NY @ and nurse, Richmond, Va
Mitehol Louis Bell, Cincinnati, Ohio
j W Baker, New York, u Dnlypel, Philadelphia
Mariatt Pennsy Eiw Capp lady, Connecticut
N Parma, Now York t Richard Glover, London, Eng
Capt d slmns UsA S Goode 4 ia,y virginia 3
II buchanan Ohio . CIV Tyler Philadelphia
Warrington, Boston Edward Luckney, do
Mira Smith England a".aa a.# .a. #ataa #"a.
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~ GORGE w. BRADFIELD, Attorney-atL Law, the
w sacs Building, of 7th and streets Washington
u viii practice In all the courts OF the District including the Court
Chains and in the adjoining counties In Virginia.
Sep 23-3m 1zjgt .t sos. a. ra. aaat s.E-N HE
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waamSeps IxsYssAsN

Clinical peraylaaant Of The National Medical College
Daring e winter session clinical lectures are delivered by the Pro.
Qs d the Practice Medicine and OF surgery aud operations
performed before the During the remaining period the
the clinical delivered by the other professors Up tho
approaching these lectures will be de-
yered daily commencing Az Students residing In the city
admitted Of charge Persons from
wish become resident address, he
raio who viii inform the terms, apd register their
vacancies 03a HtsffA w, r. JOHNSTON, NJ. D.,
Aug 1eA-2awtistNoy .fHa, y ~ 49, Curator.
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CALIFORNIA STEAMSHIP LINE, via MICA

(SAL1FQRNIA STEAMSHIP LINE via MICA
AMERICAN, ATLANTIC, AND PACIFIC SHIP CANAL COMPANY
m#t PRoPRIEroRs- FARES,
The splendid steamship WASHINGTON, $1,000 tons Capt HENRY
CHURCHILL having fitted expressly for trade
by the weave No 81 North New York
o Saturday, the 9th November at 2, p, IN.
Carrying passengers mails and freight to San Juan del Noe
del Sur with the well known and commodous
steamship s... s.l .... ,... = .
-! e9st a.I "a HERMANN" Capt Cavcndy, a# ...a
for San Francisco California sa,...., ....r ,s..
unsurpassed for the comfort
safety passengers Tho isps route Is thoroughly repaired
In good order, and the country healthy. .s ,.. u
passage freight apply only the Office Of the agent No
Bowling Ggesa New York, a.ya- ..--- a..
Oct 22-l2w .-..I... Agent
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BoNEAU's PANORAMA still continues to attract crowds Of
admiring spectators 1t has been visited by several Of
the public Schools whose pupils have probably derived
more information from this in reference to the
scenery of China and Australia, and the and
customs of the inhabitants of those countries than they
had previously obtained from all their school books
Go to Odd Fellows Hall and this magnificent work Of
art before it leaves the city. aa...ra
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SsOAL, COAL, COAL.--Balhmore Company's
osceoa out with cargo egg size Balt
Company genuine article direct from the mines
Schooner Kate aahan with Greenwood white ash and diamond
red ash coal. .1e& gEa s# ...1t ,ns aEs&'
schooner Salisbury with Tamqua white ash conl
schooner f. Cmnins with Providence Vein red ash coal
Of coal unloading weekly II .E a
Persons supplies requested TO call before
purchasing. I'D ..s . h VI, .., - - . -
price, ...t.. 4. y. ~ W. ~ StNgi,-
- " 80 once nortlwcs 18th aud streets, No bi7
Wharf foot OF nth street, Formerly Van Nesss,
Oct 1T--1Otn .... 'a." .'' .+'.t r"#'
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ODD FELLOWS HALL.

BoNEAUs CELEBRATED MIRROR OF AUSTRALIA AND THE
CELESTIAL EMPIRE, sa
Open every for short and Wednesday and Saturday
a afternoons So O'clock, families and schools. Pass.
ceus children School children
exhibition, cents. aRa ts a'.s# ghf t
Doors open ut 6E; to commence at ~.
0u2l mt1sa ~ l s.sN#g.
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A SPECIAL CARD beg to inform the public
that shall still continue the piano. music and musical n
strumcnt business the COMBS Mcdcon Hail. d.
recy opposite old In few weeks hope
old place With large fine where with Increased fc
and fresh energies hope continuation Of ther avos
JOHN " ELLIS
No. 300 Penn avenue between and 10th
2l-d
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BY JAS. 9. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers.

BY JAS. G. MCGUIRE a. CO., AuctiOneers. !
ID OSEWOOD PIANO FORTE, HOUSEHOLD Fer =
III niure and effects at public Monday norning No
yenber 10 O'Clock the late residence Of Gov Bg
18th and streets, shall sell all the furniture AID caects
prisipG .#'9 NJ,
Rosewood octave forte, stool and
Dinask covered y.y@ E35 }s tgs tle,-
Plush covered arm and paror chairs d,
Marble top centre and sofa tables
Gilt maDtel Clocks, sa. etEiggtr
Brussels and ingram carpets, olcloth sz II sU ~ l,Ts
Dining tables, seat chairs, lounge 545EsYa e..
Window shades, rockers stools .t
China, glass, and crockery
High post and cottage betstsais l ~ N M #. Y5.4tsl.t
Hair and hnsk matcssea, holsters pillows ssg *,
Bankes comforts, spreads a Eaa-f u, s sgE XXI H.
Cooking radiator, and other stoves a.a1-5H .4sts,r.
logetner wlh genera, kitchen requisites
lers 40 ana uher cash. that credit OF 60 and 30
days Tor SUBSEQUENTLY endorsed notes. bearing interest
. t- arhs gHn JAS G. MCGUIRE Il CO., fFsg i,a.
oct 2o-erl .a&aa- Auctoneers.. gaa
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CIRCUIT CounT--!The court was yesterday engaged ON
the appeal docket, and the following cases were dis
posed of: f .'8"@
John NJ. McCalla u.s. Joseph Radcf, Judgment affirmed
with costs Della Hazel Corporation of Washington,
do do; John Alexander u.s. VIM. III. Parker, judgment
reversed with costs Daniel Mclaughlin u.s. Corporation
of Washington Judgment affirmed with costs; Horace
s. johnson Us. James McFaul do. do; Helen NJ West,
administrator of B. o. West Arthur j. West, guar
dian of Bedell West and Doddridge West Judgment af
frmed with costs Temple sharewood Us. Corporation Of
Georgetown, do. do John LANCE s. Monitz Primer,
judgment reversed with costs; George w. Oyster Us
Lemuel Towers, judgment affirmed with costs William
H. Campbell A b. Gladmon, Judgment affirmed with
costs to the appellee. t@a .. H.aat ..s. o..
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

HARPERS' MAGAZINE for November, just re,
HI ceiysd and Tor sale by
0ct2S BI-ANCHARD MoHUN
~ 80 cents .I 4 H~e
souhe-IA Isonne Paris. 1858. 80 cents
4 souhe-Ie Magnitseur Paris. 1883. 30 cents
soahe-Un Malhear Conplet Paris. 1865, 80 aa5a
"REMINISCENCES de la Vie Contemporaries Paris 1855 30 eeuts
Bernardo Plan du Lion. Paris. 1858 80 o0'.
Bernard-LE eucil Paris 1888. 30 cents. .'''.'
karr-knoore les Pennies. Paris. 1885 80 cents.
Ubach--Des Secrets du Dable. Paris. 1883 80
Hsyhand--Homans. Paris. 1865. 80 cents. -allssa
Oct 20 FRANCK TAYLOR
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

VALUABLE AND WELL-STOCKED FARM AT
private ae.The subscribers sale
the valuable owned occupied ebel
esq within miles Of Betsve Maryland, containing
hundred eighty Of land with dwelling house
stables house other buildings together crops
stock OF farming implements which Of the superior
For particulars inquire C. MCGUIRE CO.,
Oct l9--eod6t Auction and Commission Merciians
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NONCHOLOGY OF THE UNITED STATES
~ The complete writings Of Thomas Say the conchogy Of the
Uuted States Edited By W. O. Brney Beautifully illustrated by
coored plates. Half calf Sl2. .... .tH
Introduction Entomology;
Of Insects by wm Kirby and VIM Spence. Seventh English e
too (seyenh thousand,) with appendix, 81 rs TsaH
Manual OF Photographic Manipulation, treating
the and lis applications
The Iulder Gleanngs Of
Geologst. By Archibald Geke, Illustrated. 81 -.
The aquarium dwelling the Wonders Of Deep
r. H. Gosse, b. r. 8. Magnincently illustrated, s. co. .h
Cycopsda Of the Physical Sciences BY p Ncho S4
Cyeopodh the Natural Sciences: by VIM Baird NJ H. " L. 8
British Museum. IS 90. E# e.r ...E E.. III .... q.
Recently published and for sale by FRANKLIN PHILIP
s. sci0nhac Bookseller, 232 Pennsyl avenue,
Oct 22 ts.a4 between 9th aud 10th
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HARPERs' MONTHLY MAaAzsE--The November num-
Der of this capital magazine has been placed upon
table by Messrs Taylor Maury, and by Messrs Blan-
chard Moun. The selection of articles does great
credit to Dr. Guernsey, the editor while the gossping
articles, entitled Editors Table, Editors Easy Chair,
and Editors Drawer, would be worthy of the array Of
talent which, under Kit North, made Blackwood so ia
nous We observe that the present number closes the
seventeenth volume During its long and successful
career the monthly has seemed vigorous and
hopeful than perhaps the long list of talented con-
tributors whose names published on the last page
of the may account for its present freshness
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NEW WORK. By the author of Beatrice Gen.
IN c'Isabcla orsini BY Guerazz vol 81 25 post paid
81 30. ..m.'.. r.. ~ '.M'
Vernon Grove or Hearts they Novel Ivo ST. post
paid 81 90
Iongteows New vol cents post paid 8s
The True and the Beautiful Nature, Arr Morals and Religion
Selected from the Works Of John skin A. NJ vol, cet 81 25
post paid, 81 so. wow "'a "
Blonde Brunette Or The Gotame Already cents post
paid 81. 4. .s# a.-r. .agl
How to Lay out Garden; intended General Guide Choosing
Forming Improving Eae with Reference Design
Execution. by Edward Kemp landscape gardener cloth
gilt, 81; by mail free, So 20. Iva ..- Z ...3
For sale by TAYLOR & MAURY,
... Booksellers and statoners No. 334 Penn av
Oct % near 9th street
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NEw oRGAN.--Iast evening the and beautiful or
gan at the Unitarian church exhibited to quite
large assemblage composed of members of the congrcga
ton and Others interested in music 1t Il from the fac
tory of Messrs. f, & G. @. Hook of Boston, and is
powerful and sweet toned instrument 1t has twenty
stops, viz Tremulant, hautboy, principal, stopped
dapason treble, duciana open dapason cecstina bass
and stopped dapason bass in the swell with open dapa
son. stopped diapason TREBLE stopped dapason bass prin
dpal flute, fifteenth and VOL Amour In the great
gam and sub bass with the coupers swell to great swell
to pedals and great to pedals and bellows signal There
two manuals and two octaves of pedals The
case is dark, in imitation of black walnut, with
three of handsome gilt pipes in front, and
arched in the centre at the top. The size of the
organ is Is feet high 10 feet wide, and feet deep.
Prof p Cauleld displayed the powers of this instru
ment in several pieces, among which Memberships
Passage Birds Farewell and Organ Sonata by the
composer. He also played Adagio from Men
delssohns first Sonata. Prof. William Henry Palmer
then sat down to the instrument and played extern
pore composition. He followed by Prof Thomas N.
Ceulfel who played prelude and fuguc by Sebastian
Bach At the close of these performances, Rev Mr. Ha-
ley returned his thanks to the Professors who had kindly
attended and exhibited the powers of the organ and the
assembage dispersed. .'e
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RESIGNATION AND APPOINTMENT. john A. Smith, esq.
for many years the efficient clerk of the District court
has resigned that Office and f. j. Middleton, esq., clerk
of the criminal court has been appointed to fill the
yoco
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How many great man is basking in the sunshine Of
fame generously bestowed upon him by the prolific genius
of some reporter How many stupid oratons have been
made brilliant how many wandering pointless object.
less speeches put in FORM and rendered at least readable
by the unknown reporter. How many dshearened
speaker who conscious the night before of lure
before thin cold sprtless audience, awakes delighted
to learn that he has addressed overwhelming
blage of his enthusiastic, approaching fellowctizens
to find his speech sparkling with Cheers, breaking out
into immense applause, and concluded amidst the
widest excitement. - " ia lea.1'| 1 ' ..a" ...
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3 REPORTERS An exchange paper thus describes that
very useful but much dccried, portion of the comm-
nity--without whose aid many public man would have
been compelled to starry at Jericho until his beard
grown the reporters
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VxvAsHINGToN THEATRE.

w $1,000
w.
Mrector C, W. Tayleure
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FaAsK. WAND, Chairmsn.
WV. HoDens, Secretary.
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BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOT ON NORTH F.
between Goth and 2lst private sale The subc
bers authorized sell cheap part OF lot No 49,
fronting 80 feet az inches between Goth and 2ls
Streets running back $50 feet inches. 70 ..s
IT. JAS. C. MCGUIRE Il Co, ....
l9-e6Gt Auctioneers.
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NOR RENT.--A large and first-cass dwelling,
Il with all the modern improvements with three story back
unurnshed having comnod
house, &C Ii situated
Louisiana avenue the City althe central and eligible
position In the city.
For apply address T. j. Fisher esq j. C. Mcclure
store, Washington ID. c. ...a w Oct 20du.
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fTNHE subscriber desires to call public attention to
i mia extensive assortment =. r#9 ISIS 70 aa ~
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS, "
which rendered complete every department. consisting
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NOR RENT---On Lafayette or Presidents Square
dwelling known tho Club House in size sIuaion and
desirable residences this
Apply #a.E a&F t4.a Capt. JOHN RODGERS
sep 30-dr No. $50 q street, corner Of 17th.
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MEDICAL COLLEGE.

s ta .4a tt55 Ig DkrAIrzssf eoIuNmA CoIIEGE,
1. . ua.k m n
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PROPOSALS. FOR RATIoNs FOR 1859.

OCT 2l-2aw&ls
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YT0 LEr.--Furnshed rooms to let at 4S2 18th
Il street, between and +. Oct l2-dn
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BAfrIMoRv, sept IS 1855
Flour dull OHIO and Howard street. as s5 50; City
Mills a. % 80 so Wheat quiet and unchanged. Corn
White, Tsc. Soc yellow, eOc q Gle. whskey dull at
&c. 25t Nc Provisions dun
Philadelphia, Sept. Is 1853
Flour quiet Wheat active. white ~ 20 4 81 10: red
Al - 81 30. Corn scarce. yellow, DC stc. Wits.
key duh al DC. 24tsc.
BrrraIo Sept. isl P.M
The market j. very duh tins morning four and the
inquiry limited sales 500 bbls al a. ~ rs for good to
choice superinc Ohio and Indiana; IS 81 IS 62L for
good ~ choice extras. Wheat duh aud heavy no sales
yesterdays prices asked, but there buyers
those figures Corn duh and sales, because held
shove the views 81 buyers. Oats quiet sales 1000
bushels inferior at 42c. whskey dull and held al q NC
Canal freghs4Oc. for -four, tie FOR wheat and Oc for
corn ~ New York Receipts by lake for the last twenty
four hours-1l sac bbls. -four T2.5Tg bushels wheat
~ 400 bushels shipments BY cana-4.3l7 bbls.
-four 81 SIS bushels wheat S. 500 bushels coru, 1000
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