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WASHINGTON FEMALE INSTITUTE
w Under the direction of
wy II

Mrs. SMITH (late Principal of the Mystic Hall
SEMINARY takes pleasure in giving notice that the
a1oluonal buildings and riding grounds, on the
tate OF Surgeon General Lawson, requisite for the
WAsHINGToN FEMALE INSTITUTE will soon be I'm
lshsd ana that, with corps of ex perenced tea III
ers, she Will open her Seminary there in October.
She hopes the interest that her friends. and the
friends OF education, have been pleased manifest
IN her sys stem Of instruction, will not lessen by her
Ismoyal south; and that those from other parts of
tae United States, who have been unable to send
taelr daughters To her. owing to the climate and
distance OF Massachusetts, will embrace this cp-
PoItunity, hndlng the District of Columbia Of more
The Seminary will be Of a hig Rorder, and parents
ana guardaus are assured that efforts or appli-
ough instruction, and elegance of their daughters
Applications will be answered and pupils received
until her limited number is complete. Number OF
Day scholars llmtad For circulars address Mrs
1O2. An ie. div = 9s NJ ms
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hIoH PRICE OF FARMING LAND IN ESGLANp-
,h nNice In The late English papers a report Of
the sale by auction of 'postio Of the Wsstburv
ana Henbury estates of the late Hon. w Noel
hese estates are within three miles OF Bristol, in
tne wsst OF England, and the prices realized are
the exception Of three lots the land offered was ali
sold. The Westbury land brought $50 an ac,e !.
the Henbury land Sis an acre, and some lands
near Thornbury $500 an acre '@''u'
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FATAL RENcoNTER.-A very sad affair oc-
sft ay between Richard d. Evans and Leonard
Dozier, Jr. The latter drew a revolver and fred
five shots AT the former, two Of which estered the
middle ofhs breast and one going through his
heaf t Evans died within five inmates Two
weeks ago an assault was made by Dozier upon
Evans, which laid him up for several days and
this was the trst opportunity Evans had to attac k
Dozler, which lac did with stick, which affair
has terminated so fatally. Dozier had his head
LAID open by Eyans.-COT. Charleston Courier
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" The eccentric Englishman, who ioinsd
GaribaIdi's corps from pure love Of sboo,Iug A.
such high game as AustrIans, always took out his
memorandum book and made a note ont. evr,v
time be brought down one Of the enemy The re-
suits Of hs season OF shooting counted up 25 head
''uncertain" 4" Among ether recruits Garibaldi
had two Frenchmen, members Of the Paris Joe KEY
Clnb; five Americans, few Germans, and oae
ChInaman.
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A SEMINARY FOR YOUNG LADIES
"A WILL BIZ OPENED AT
No. 4so street Bet,rs,a AZ 1uf Arr St, Wo xb a,

ton, ID. C., September Ist, 1852.
MRS. GEN'L WHEELER, PRINCIPAL.
The object of this Institution will be the attain
ment Of q thorough education from the elemental to
the ornamental branches of polite literature in
which Mrs. Wheel Ter will be assisted by expert
enced and approved teachers.
Mrs. w heeler has had long experience in teach
ing, and respectfully solcits the patronage of her
friends and the public generally
Three or four young ladies will bs received into
the family bosrders. and be under the Immediate
supervision of thS Principal.
Circulars can be obtained on application to the
principal bookstores ofthe city or to the Principal.
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MRS. BELLS SEMINARY,

Iva Corner Of l. and Tenth streets.
The ninth annual session of this School will COM
mence September lst. The course of instruction
will ne comprehensive and thorough
limited lumber of Young LADIES' will he recr ived
into Mrs. Bells family as boarding scholars, where
every effort will be used to make the Institution
happy home for all Its inmates.
Circulars, giving full partlou will be furnished
on application to the above address.
au &-eotOctl0
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MUSICAL INSTRUCTION.
MUSICAL CARD.

A MUSICAL CARD.
"A. F. LITTLE, PROFESSOR OF Music. having
returned to Washington (after the vacatIonD W.
wishes to inform his friends and patrons, thattl1E
he has resumed ths duties of his profession. SX
Bang the professor oI the musical department at
Aniwlck Seminary. and having pupils elsewhere, he
has but few leisure hours TO devote to privat.
scholars In this cty To secure his services there
fore, early application is requested.
Terms and circulars to be had at w. 6. Metzer-
otis Nj usic Store cor. 1lth street ard Pa. avenue
Residence at DR.. Hunts, No. $40 Pa. ave.
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MUSICAL INsTRUGITIoNi 10:
HARP, PIANO, GUIT1R, SINGING,

Prof DE CCENIEL'S long and practical expe-
rience /, the art of Teaching Music enables W.
him 70 pursue such a method as to complete tE4l&
the Musical educstion of even those POSSESS $GEx
ing ordinary ability, in less than half the te
usually devoted to the study cf Music under the in
different instruction of Incompetent teachers.
Due attention paid TO the proper mus cular deve-
opment Of the hands for obtaining equality agility
and elasticity Of ftouoh and lastly, thoug not least
the true manner OF rendering Music graceful, bril-
lant, and expressIve,-the whole combining the
gi1te professors in Europe.
III Only a limited number of pupils received.
fafues wishing To make their engagements will do
well 20 apply as soon as possible to
Prof. C. T. DE C(ENIEL, =
Musical Repository, Pa. ave-,
an 29-lm het IOt h ard iitb ais
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NJ MUSICAL NOTICE.
IlR. WIN: q. DIETRICH, Pupil of the Con-
servat9lre of Prague, Bohemia, and late Of Hss
New York, respectfully announces to the 1Eix
citizens OF Washington that, having been SRX
induced to take charge of the organ and choir
In one of the leading churches in this place, he
is i, PREPARED t3 give INSTRUCTfONs On THE
PIANO, HARP GUITAR. and ORGAN; also,
N VOCAL. MUSIC. Applications to be ma mads al
Mr. METZEROTT,S Music Store, Pa. avenue,
where circular will be found stating terms and
further particulars. The best Of referenoes given
on application. A CLASS IN SINGING will b.
started as soon as a certain number of pupils shall
have subscribed their Names au "a SIN
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DIANO FORTE AND ORGAN INsTRUC
TION.

MISS Y. STUMPF, pupil of HEINFETTER,
celebrated pianist of Mannheim, Germany, re- ~
spectfully intimates to the music loving citI &&
zans of Washington. that having had many $SS1
years experience in teaching, is now prepared to
receive pupils ei, her beginner those more ad
vanced, to give instructions on the Piano and Or
gan. Terms moderate. Application can be made
and any orders efG at Mr.. DeCGnie's Musical Re-
posItory, Pa avenue, will meet due attention. I'm
exceptional reference to ability can be given.
ID situation as Ofsanist win be accepted.
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u Daniel Brewster, of POughkeepsie, killed
himself by drinking a liniment instead Of rub
bing II on his rheumatic leg. He mistook the
medicine for whisky.
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DENTISTRY, &c.
DENTIGTRy

n DENTISTRY.
DR. Hi. AIS. after a practical test OF two years,
feels that no can with confidence recon-
mend the Cheopastic Process for insertingf6$@ in
artificial teeth 1t has the advantages Of 0QiD
strength, beauty, cleanliness, and cheapEess. Full
upper sets inserted for SS5 Partial in proportion.
Office 500 Pa. avenue. SCI
n DENTAL NOTICE,
DR. NJ. LOOMS Will be absent from the city
during the summer months, as usual but
VIII return In the fall to resume pract' ce 49,
toe. ;x Istf
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FEMALE TEACHERS,

r. FEMALE TEACHERS.
Il WO Young ladies, (sisters. } ex perienced teach
ers, are desrops of entering q seminary for ladies'
Vocal and Instrumental Music, Latin, French,
clan Painting.
For testimonials apply to the editor of the Star,
or TO MI. Weston, editor ofthe Republic.
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TRAvKLKRs' DIRECTORY.
FOR NEW YORK.

ID FOR NEW YORK.
ASSAGE =, iNCl.l DING MEALS A N ID
sTATERoOM, 81 so.
cIheNey Ihe New York and Virginia screw Steamship
SomIanS 3 new and elegant steam r.
shlp MOUNT VERNON, Capt T. Ee@6-N
n. Sui'n VIII leave the Company z1EA><4
WSyyRsIt' " sstern Wharves, al n o'clock a. m on
n.Idp - y g oAl sept, 7th, and the COnpany's
fsSengsrs from Washington ard GeoI gst6wu
can t. ske the coaches connectinr with Aiessn ndrts
slsanboats or TaIlToad, which leave the corner 81
1th street asd Pa avenue hourly or they can leave
., the steamer rom the Western wharves Al m
stste rooms can be engaged on spriioation IN
Messrs. Morgan & Rhinehart, Western WbsTTes
turs f " INV s VI NePet-
III Insurance will be effected on all goods by
premium. ~
The accommodations for passengers by TIN, lin,
are IN every respect hrst-class, and every effort will
o. hiade 10 render tins communication with New
loIk al agreeable and healthful one.
toT freight or passage apply TO FOWLE a.
CO., Agents, AlexandriA
II. B. CROMWELL. A CO.
e2-ly 20 west st. corner A lbeny, New York.
DEGULAR THROUGH LINE TOCALIFOR-
~ MA. VIA PANAMA. on the 5th and <eoa~
ADRIATIC,, ATLANTIC and BAL ssszzszsss.
TIC, 6ormerly in the Liverpool Line.D The akoye
walled steamships, owned by the North Atan-
Caltorna trade, one Of which wal leave the wharf
loot of Canal stTeet, on the 5th October, at D. m
and semi monthly thereafter. The rates Of passage
AHd freight viii be as reasonable by any otRer
rangements for the comfort aUd health Of the pas
sengers will be such as to challenge comparison.
Al experienced surgeon will be attached 70 zach
ship. au 2r-lm
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ITO EOUsEKEEPERs AND OTHERS.

OrLOOE TO YOUR INTERESTn
BY Purchasing your Wood of
III A. PAINTER, at the Red Sign, at the new
ofoe, e9rnsr of 7th and Canal streets, opposite
Centre Market.
IL You will not only be sure of full measure,
but you will get your Wood Sawed in 2, 5, or I
pieces, u and Split III any size desired.
III Elty cents per cord cheaper than 1t is sold
from any other place in this city.
IL His Wood is of the Best Quality,I
Best Quslity.{ LII
Carts and BOxes.S &"
kinSEIns kkInSfins WSSd,.} Wood. IL
IL All delivered Free OF Charger m
Free of Charge.{ ."
III Notice. III 1.-THE above does not show how
to get IL Rich III it shows where to get your
Now please call at the above offce il = and try
It'll You will get a quarter Of cord of the best
Spruce Pine Sawed in pieces JI = and Split-GI
for Sl pieces for 81 l21f; pieces Sl.25; or the
best Oak pieces Sl.7h; pieces 8 so; 4 pieces
Sls2x or the best Hickory, pieces SI.Sn; pieces
pieces 81 All other parts OF cord at same
rates.
Orders left at 9. W.K. Handy's, opposite Will
lards' Hotel at Wm Ballanty ynes, 4s 5th street;
or at Pages wharf at the foot of7th ST. promptly at
bridge corner OF 7th and Canal streets. Tie money
to accompany the order or be ready when the fuel
jeh A.PAYNTER. at Pages Wharf
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ERANKLIN ACADEMY, II street. bet,resn refk
L and2Dth.-A SELECT SCHOOL FOR BOYS.
on MONDAY, Sept. 5th. The principal can be seen
al the School room after the 18th inst Circulars,
giving iulI information, can be had at Blanchard &
Mohun's Bookstore,
au I8- colin R. r. DETRICKAM NJ
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VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.-'Fhe very
desirable Farm known as Green Spring"
miles west of Alexandria, Va. and miles from the
city of Washington, in FaITiax county, Va, sc-
ecssible to both places by gooI turnpike Dads THE
Little River turnpike divides tho premisesD The
Farm contains Sal acres, lao or which is in wood,
the remaI2der in high state Of Improvement 100
acres OF which is well set IN clover and timothy and
will produce good crop Of hsy another year IL is
wei supplied with the different kinds of fruit and
provements are good, churches. &c, convenient
and for farming, gardening, or dairy purposes.
this farm is not surpassed by any this section of
the country. The location is healthy and very de
sirable and well supplied with pure spring water.
Geo. n Padget, on the premises, VIII show II to
any one wishing to purchase, and plat NAV be
seen at No. 3+s Bslt more street, Baltimore wneFe
JOHN II. MONROE, Alexandria, Va.
Sc 1-eo2w
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rNO THE GREAT MASS OF CONSUMERS
Il y WHO BUY DRY GOODS FOR CASH at
tho time of purchase would state that our stock
was selected and manufactured and the prices ali
arranged with an eye solely to their wants.
we not only offer the largest stook of fine goods
IN TINS but all the Leading dry goods sta Plies
ofthe day adapted to the wants othe million, whose
wants We seek 70 supply with better fabrics than
general ly found in this market.
One price, only, marked In plain figures no ex-
ira per centage added or taken off with u.s. the rich
and poor ali pay alike the same prices, cash, al the
time Of purchase.
Now, once for all no goods permitted out of the
oept that mourning goods or other fabrics will be
sent for the inspection of invalids The extent Of
our business renders this rule obligatory.
Carpet and Curtain rooms upper floors.
. PERRY Il BROTEHR.
Penn. avenue and 9Th street,
sel0-5t .Perry RuiidinTn
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WE HAVE FOR RENT OR SALE, two com
w Portable BRICK HOUSES, situated on corner
Of 9th and q street., conta aiming rooms each new
and in complete order. Rent moderate. Terms Of
sale acc1mmod Ltlng CHAPLIN Il BRO,
Sl-ao2w No, AQ2 7tb Il bet q and I
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WOOD AND COAL,

SOC tons of RED and WHITE ASH COAL, now
on the way, will be sold low from vessel
WARDER STEWART,
Yard, 18th ct. and Canal;
seq Office. III snd 18th sta,
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ENARM FOR SALE.-I offer for sale my FARM.
Il situated about half a mile from Beltsvllle sta
ton on the Baltimore and Washington Railroad,
containing loo acres of laud-27 in wood, the bal
ance in a high state Of cultivation. The buildings
consist Of convenient Dwelling and good out
houses. The water is unsurpassed. For further
intormaton aPpl, on the premises, or by letter to
NATHAN TYSON, 163 West Lombard st Bal
an
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NJ MRS. MCCORMICK'S SCHOOL.
lVlES. McCOR MICK haairaa 70 inforn, L

lslRS. MCCORMICK desires to inform her
friends and the public generally that she will resume
tie duhes OF her School on the LIST Monday in Sep
The course of study pursued will comprise all the
ton,
In addition to her day scholars she is desirous Of
receiving into her family faw pupils as boarders,
aed from 10 to Il years, who will be under her i'm,
med late care and oversight.
Her arrangemsnts fer the accommodation and
due care OF pupils have been considerably increasei
and otherwise improved. Those In Washington
Desiring particular information with refere noe to
the Star. -
For terms and further particulars apply at her
residence-No. 35 Cameron street, Alexandria, Va
iy Tiff -
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nor SALE-The subscriber wi sell on accom-.
II mndatIng terms, very convenIeut aad CeSirf.-
ble twO-story brick DWELLING Rouse. ki,sh-
en- dairy and smoke house, with a pump o! =ood
water in the yard, situated on Freterick, betT sen
Second and Third streets. GeOrgetnSG Tho ot on
which the house stands. fronts sr feet o. Fr derrick
street running back Is feet more less. The first
payment will be required IN money. On the de-
ferred payments. secured by decd Of trust on the
property, time will be given sat sfacory to the pur-
au 80 eOSw No, 76, lst street Georret,w
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NORFOLK OYSTER
IL A ON

OQ1 NORFOLK OYSTER nOu
[OI DEPOT. ZSI
Inc underelg ned Informs his numerous CUSTOMERS
and the public in general that he has opened tins
day his New, Large and Well-arranged Establish :
ment 81 No 2S1 STREET, between iOtn and lIth,
where he is prepared TO execute all orders, large or
LYNNHA! YEN BAY OYSTERS pnt up npon an
Improves an, imparting to the oyster fine flavor,
be requiS ad. Fresh Oysters put zap in tin cans or
Kegs In Sizes froml quart to IL gallons hermeticay
seaed nlnh can be ported to any part of the
United States, and walant,d to keep. Also, Oys.
ters IN the shell, by the peck bushel packed in
oarres. Hotels and private families furnished at the
lowest market PRICES, and free of charge
tended to by T. NJ HkRVEy
Agent for Henry Fitzgerald, Norfolk, va.
P.S.-Opon from a. IN. to IL p. m. ss I2-tr
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RENARD CO., TEMPLE OF FASHION,
D1EENNARR 1ENARR 4 co, TEMPLE 0E FASHION,
BENAR9 & CO, TEMPLE OF FASHION,
No. 44S PENN. AVENUE,
No. 44S PENN. AVENUE,
THREE DOORS FROM AZ STREET,
THREE DOORS FROM AZ STREET
THREE DOORS FROM 4a STREET,
HAVE JUST OPENED
HAVE JUST OPENED
HAVE JUST OPENED
A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF
A SPLENpID ASSORTMENT OF
A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF
n HATS AND CAPS,
~ HATS AND CAPS, 50
HATS AND CAPS, -
OF THE LATEST STYLES,
OF THE LATEST STYLES,
OF THE LATEST STYLES,
Having bought our stock for Cash, We are enabled
to sell at astonishingly Low Prices. Call and see
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"A arranse three story FRAME HoGsES, vita
two-story back buildings, containing from to l!
rooms each good yards back and side alleys The
above property is located on the north side ef Mas
sa2husetts avenue, between 4th and 5th s's. Per-
sons des'rors OF obtaining healthy and quiet resi-
dence would do well 20 call at No. S of said prop
erty. Also, several smaller Horses on the same
squsre for sale. 10 % M
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FOR SALE-An improved FARM of 100 acres,
4 IN Montgomery county. Md, miles froIn
Washington, near the Rockville turnpike. The
buildings are new, consisting of a comfortable
dwelling, containing rooms, with a well Of pure
water at the door; the out buildings consist Of a
granery, stablInc, courthouse, carriage house,
shedding, DC. Fifty acres IN grass, incufing q of
Mock creek meadow land; a young orchard OF
changed for city property. Terms tn suit the prr-
chaser. Apply to Lieut. JULIUS :. BOHRE
y o. 27 Pa. av.. near the Circle. au 81 l-Stav4vE
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I PAPERHANGINGS, &c.
Il WOULD call the attention of persons renoyat-
ing their houses to my assortment of PAPER
HANGlNGS, having lately received a desirable
foreign and domestic manufacture; also, Gold Vel
vet and Common Borders; Statues, Centre Pieces
and Rosewood. Orders executed with skill and
dispatch In city or country. Satisfaction anteed
In all cases, or no pay required. Acknowledging
past fayors so literally bestowed, l shall aim by
Pair and honorable dealing TO meet continuance Of
the same. JOHN MARKRITER,
No. 4S6 7th st., 8 doors above
se8 2vr Odd Fellows Hail.
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WOOD!-COALm WOOD.-COALm
w No. 422 7th ST.. bet. G. and H.
We have now on hand, aud are daily receiving, a
select stock of WOOD and COAL, which we offer
at the lowest rates. We solicit orders from those
who wish to lay IN supply for the winter, feeling
satisfied that we can suit them as to quality and
price.
IL Those in want of fuel would save money by
ordering, so as to hcve it sent from the wharf ol
vessel direct. au 81 eolml CHAPLIN BRO,
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EOh SALE.-I offer for sale a valuable FARM
tsr,a IN Lonsoun county, Virginia, on most liberia
for Improved oity property. Tkis property is sitn
ated IN one ofthe most improved and highly cult
vated parts OF the county Convenient 20 the cana
and railroad. BENJ p SNITH
itv all
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| A VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE-Situa,ed
"A In Alexandra county, about ~ miles from
6eoIgetQwn, At the intersection of the GEORGETOWN
and Little Fails roads, consisting of l02 acrss In
18th and streets. Washington. d. c. jaIOtf
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Semi anthracite and DltummouS.. 2,bZ0 o49,Lot
There gain for the week, compared with last year
Of Is ,so7 The Of anthracite this season
mr. nom all the regions is 7S6, 2S3 TONS
me following interesting information with regard 10 the
pssk crop this fall take from the Cincinnati Price
Usvysnt--
this State (0ho) except in light sandy soils the
crop much better than expected month ago. and
generally speaking full average, taking into conside
ration the greater breadth Of land planted In light sandy
n0lI however, recovered from tho effects OF the
drought In July, and In all such the yield win not
BE- half average but the quantity Of such land Is
small and consequently, the effect win not be felt In
Indiana the crop excellent, and in all the Wabash
country Is unusually heavy, the being longer and
better filed than usual. Indeed we have no
complaints from any portion of that Stae in all parts
The crop appears 10 be satisfactory good crop of wheat
has been sown, and y looks we'll
In Illinois except from few counties in the northern
portion Of the state, where was injured by Frost the
crop fair IN many places good and in all good rich
present weather very favorable and large quantity
nat was supposed would not mature before the frost
woald come now nearly ont Of danger and generally
In Iowa there 10 considerable variety In tho crop in
se northern portion Of the State hear Of the injury
Done by the frost about the LIST Of September and
represent serious whilst others say but slight
e stak and ears were NOT injured, only the leaves We
have not heard from tins State fully enough, yet
" be able 10 speak Of the crop very definitely.
~ Missouri the crop pretty good, though, Ike Iowa.
nave not heard Rom many points IN mat state.
, fully masured, the quality being excellent.
In Virginia the crop, learn, Is partial failure
We have very definite adviees from Tennessee but
From what have impression Is the crop is mode
raeiy good, though In places Short consequent
upon tbs drought
In all the places heard from, hogs areSbeing gene
rally fed with great care and industry, and Is exceed
hEiy dcat 70 purchase stock hogs, showing that the
feel satisfied they fully able 70 feed all they
have. The reverse the this time last year.
N many places the farmers have been feeding with the
green since the fst Of September In parts Of
Indiana stock hogs scarce aud In demand high
lhc gross having been paid for them. There 70
We hear al n cOpt RAJ
being made The impression general with the farmers
that they will obtain high prices for their hogs but all
4ose who went In 50 freely last fall holding or
The indications that the number OF hogs brought to
market viii be great as last year and that their oond
tson will be far better.
Tho cash assets and liabilities Of the New Orleans banks