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FOR RENT AED SALE.

EARM FOR SALE-Three Acres. suitable for
a. the a dds1 and s1Pd heTse and fine TS q water
situated just at Balls Cross ads four miles from
s sbse Ipa os e ~e
hnsIGess stand Of any ind. F4- Information in
quires Birch's Livery Stables Of WIN. II. b RCH
au 81
FOR SALE The subscriber will sell, on accom-
lie tw"stoTy brick EIHSh hu sc % kfeS
wateT tss yard sated ON H4 PEp S ga
second and Third sire t.: Georg ,towr. The lot on
street running back No feet IN less. The hrst
pawn payment vii; be required in money On the g.
opsty' time Will be .iye9 sat sfseto,y to the pur
an 81 eosx No rs. ist street ei@n1ret ,rn
EARM FOR SALE.-Twelve nirs from WASH
!ugton and a. mill from BeltsvilIe de po.-ct n
tanning 100 acres, IN good state of with
good water; good dwelling with rooms u and rsc'
cstary out buildings. TWO churches and one school
and arother the hack of the FaTm, ram ing into
the pike three quarters0 mi e from the Farm For
on }%snt to a We on the
au3h2w' G.J. HALL.
t RRc L. Of
between ON and 7th streets. Rent sl25o per month
lh4dHe WItnIh. All 2-Stt
FOR RENT-Two very desirable RESI-.
streets, and fronting FfaGkin square. "" These
houses have al the modern improvements with
been fhcy SsS a9G a hage Just
water at tn, door, and are a convenient di stance
% I" sTEwxkT s syse s;h
eI-t u sIe. - an 2S-im'
qRHR RI RkkN H1iisr new and convenient 3 story
cellar and cisteIn and wood house, on I'll street S
eat, between and streets north, near Wangh
on lae War;. At Mon
huSi ; Insurance Agent, Capitol Hill.
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oksrRH MARkrr.-The market opened this
morning with iafge attendance Of dealers and
cnasers, and an ample supply Of prsvisionsi In
ICY depsrtment The demand was lively. sales
oruef was maintained during sale honrs, and the
regulations Were strictly enforced. : '''S
VIVIAN was welcomed (of course) last night
oy as many people as Odd Fellows HI all could ar.
co'hinodate, and the shouts Of laughter and an
planse told that the enjoyment was thorongh a.
tne weather is fine and cool we can fairly promise
stay. y 10y S"'N'e :"
FINE FRrTr-Mr. Kirby, Of Prince Georges
county, Md, recently exhibited to us the finest
lot OF free stone peaches we ever saw two OF them
o. average size, weighed pound and three-ouar
sIss whlie their flavor was exquisite. Who can
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MIR oRME AND THE ALDERMFN-Yesterdav
Mr. Orme Of the Second Ward asked of the Com
mon Council the privilege of making an explana-
ton personal to himself He said he did not lik p
to become his own trumpeter; but in order to give
the members of the board an idea of what had AL
ways been The estimation of him by those til
whoin he had served in wears past he deemed il
necessary to review the history OF his service az
Commissioner Of the Centre Market as the Alder
men had seen nt To handle him SD roughly MIR
o stated that he was first appointed To that posi-
ton by Mayor Seaton. and so well satisfied was
that gentleman OF his fitness for the place that he
he'd frequently compliments him. Upon tho
election 81 Mayor Lenox he was az ain nominal
unanimously confirmed. and again served i'm that
capacity t. the satisfaction of all who regarded the
interest or the Corporation. or course when the
know Nothing party came into power he retired
from the position; but when Mayor Magruder came
INTO power he was again nomi mated and confirmed
He entered again as Zealously as ever upon the
discharge Of his duties al nd now - said MIR
o., begins the period which marks the ingrati-
'ude OF Dr Magruder. DIR. Magruder well knows
when the new sheds OF the market were erected
that was the one upon whom he depended Mr.
franklin would not serve, and was left to su per-
intend the construction of those sheds When
they were finished the pricing of the 81, nds de-
vOlved upon me. DR. Magruder went to the mar
ket TO attend the sale OF the stalls and was there
lnsulted by those very hucksters who he now acts
In concert with. stood by him then; | voted for
him; worked for him; did all N my power TO ele-
vdte him tO the position he occupied; and now
receive this reward. was summoned for trial
before tue police committee. and refused to appear
denying the right of the hue ksters TO try me The
result was report against the nominees which
that mighty board adopted, casting a slur upon
my competency, which had been 80 often proven
before. f" Mr. Orme proceeded to speak of the &C
ton Of the Aldermen, and Of those who pastici-
Pated in it, in very severe terms especially of the
Alderman from the Fifth Ward. iMr Dunuiny-
TONI and in conc fusion returned his thanks for the
kindness Of the board, and promised TO vindicate
At ftaV.
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MsN's DRESS SuIrs, .---'
fourHs' DREss suIrs, D''
cv,,,,,. Yo*fhS Business Sxits,

~ Chtidren's School Snfts,
NOAH WALKER CO., Marble Hall ClothInx
store, BIoyn's Hotel Building, would respectfuiS
announce that their annual display of Spring and
sumner Cl9thing Is now ready for inspection. it
u Co.hP,isS1 ol an assortment of Gentlemen's and
foucls Cothlng OF the newest and richest dos igps
IN material. trimming, and workmanship.
TO those who study excellence with economy in
artices OF dress, opportunity is now
oasIed Tor selecting from the most attractive stock
duced prices. An Ss.1Y
SAHFoRDs LIVER observation-disclosures t
has ofthe lungs not general
ly the hrst causes of consumption but dehilitatpd
system, caused by the improper action of the liver
reduces the power the lungs to rssrst or throw Off
diseases caused by cold and irritation leaving the
lungs 81 the mercy of disease because the liver
has Incapar them from perormI ny their prop
a9ti8n OF throwing off diseased matter caused by
cola mus TO pre- vent consumption, cure the liver
and keep the system strong enough To throw off
slight Iseases of the lungs ~ "
There Is not In the world a better liver remedx
or cure for debllItated system, than Dr. SaIfords
nvgorator, Tor 1t has been fully tried in large and
extended practice, TIL Its resn Is are fiIIv known
ana nov Is offered as tried remedy, and one that
ru l5-2w,r - : = ...
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i .oftEe Circuit Court for Pfinoe GeoTge's county
I Anu is SonT. OF uty passed IN the case Of
Victoria Brent and others, we the UNDERSIGNED
trustees, VIII Expose to public sale, on THURS
DAY, the etn day of September next, at II O'Clock
the la's residence of James r. Brent deceased, on
the premises that tract parcel of Land of which
ne died seized and possessed called "Friendship,'
three hundred and h!ty acres
This property most pleasantly and advantage
ously located being within a quarter of a mile of
ton Railroads place for landing and receiving
passenge s. freight, &c.-within two " lies of Belts.
yille, and the same distance from tho MARYLAND
markably healthy, abOunding in excellent s0ci CIV
Ia ADM aby adapted To the gro With IF Wheat Corn
ana TOBACCO; mas p large apple and peach orchard
- most . ieet truit and young growth consider
tered.
The improvements cons ST OF commodiop Is frame
Dwelling, and every desirable buding-nearly all
OF which bsye bsen erected b.. I a few wears nast
and are in the best repair.
Tho soil is of line texture naturally fertile pro-
might bs render ed most valuable and prodnctiye
1t is within twenty minutes ride of Washing ton
city, by railroad ard, regarding the ad vantages it
possesses relation to locatIon susc ptibility of
Improvement, 1t strongly recommend il self to
the oonsifer alton of thuss DESTROYS to purchase
first rate farm, and I'd suit person eng aged in
business IN Washington or Baltimore cities.
The Terms OF Fae as p escrihad hy the decree,
are: Two Thousand dollars of the purchase money
To he paid cash ON the day of sale. the ratfca
ton tiere"lh by the CONT and the residue in equal
i1sta mrDts ia two, four and SIX wears to be ga
cured by the bonds or notes of the purchaser, with
securii, To he approved bv the undersigned, and
On thu pay mont Of the purcha'e money the prop
eTty will be conyeycd &C. the PURCHASER in fee sim
pie. y. c. STEPHEN I Tr,s,.os
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~ I'll further notice. oALh 10 foSTPONEI
BY order of the - ac,to,.
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HORSE GUARDS, August Q

.. -, IUKsE UUARps, august g.
Sir: With reference to my letter of the zth nit .
in answer TO your inquiry as to any messages
having ever been transmitted TO Newfoundland
by the Atlantic telegraph during the time IL was
In operation last year, ] am directed by the Cen
cal commanding-in-chicft to acQuaint YOU that
replies have been procured from general officer
commanding troops in Canada and Nova Scotia
to the effect that the telegraph dated I,ondop
August 81, ISIS, respecting the thrtv-ninth regi-
ncnt, was received at Montreal on the Sd of SIP
temoer, and answered the following day and that
telegraph of the same date was received at Hall
fax on the day Of its transmission, namely-the
5ist OF August, lsJe. have the honor, &c,
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SOMETHING NEW Taylor Maury have lately
rriyed three lttie articles. which among the
most Ingenious aud useful things Of the times. be-
sdcS being elegant articles for the drawing room
vel IS FOR the travel r. The first il a conbina-
ruI e ChsSs drafts and bad H. aInInon board. men,
%"-. which pac Ks Is securely conveniently into
q q. foot lUns anu three in. hes in diameter
] go next is n chess or ba' kgdnIIiOh hoard and
and which also packs into bat little
.'r-r- md the third music and reading stsEd
L. 'h- TRIBE, which pncks into much smaller
'pHPlss. As elegant ornamental articles for ihe
1-.u 10 is rare even in these times to find either
q. ;urIn eA-cll,d
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queen Victoria had been on 4 three days cruise
IN me royal yacht among the Channel Islands
oha landed at Jersey and Guernsey, receiving
enthusiastic welcome at each place
CaPtln Pember, OF the ship John Fyfe, arrived
NJ Eias%ow, and q. b. Alma, the chi eff mate, We're
under arrest FOR having shot dead seaman named
John Macarthur. Capt. p. is said 10 have fired 4
pistol at Macarthur after having been thwartcd in
am attempt t. strike him with a handspike.
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MARSHAL'S SALE.-In ylrtue of a writ n
lIE fen faoas issued he Ciark,. f.h,

NARSHAL'S SALE.-In vIrtuo of a writ of
~ herl faoas Issue6 from the Clerks Office of the
county OF Washington and to me directed, I will
expose TO public sale for cash. in front of the Court
18th day 0f September next, I85a at y o'clnck m .
ne i9Iowlag described properly, t. wit, viz: An
usiendants title, claim and interest in and to
fronting o. feet on let street west, between Fierce
VIII g depth of said lot Ito feet together with and
singular the improvements thereon, seized and
lsvled upon as the property of Ebcneza Rodbird,
berterm ls5a, IN favor of Cornelia Wittenaur sur
vVor OF Charles Frankcnbarger L Co.
w. SELDEN, Marshal
au 2S-dtS for the District of nj
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A RE YOU URED?-Ample indemnity
AGAINST Is0ss BY EIRE Is Offered by the WASH
corner OF Penn. ayeTue and 10th It. Stock hoders.
directors and officers al citizens Of ton and
Georgetown.
JAMES C. MCGUIRE. President.
u HANsoN S~o me oAr
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eEORaETOWN ADVERTIsEM'T:

ono RBLS. AIEWiVES, direct from St
ZUU Johns, N. b., for sale by
GEO. WATERS,
No. % High street and Canal,
an 2q-IvE {lntnl,D CIaOr -ntOwn, d. c
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the Ulysses Of the Senate. The city Of Richmond,
sent ~ the flower Of It's chivalry, Lieut.
rerrap, OF the Drspoons who has been enjoying
the orr. dignat after the arduous Utah campaign
Col MaIruscr and severn. her army from the Ola
Domino present Boston represented by repre-
fenatv,s Bu,pgame and Comns and the warrior editor
CoioLel schoulsr. Don Miguel EmDil was good repre-
sentative Il tic big toned Cuban gentleman, and in view
or the sSciemeps relative To the ever faithful isle,
attracted cons siderable f.ttention.
Lord trtderick Cav sndish, the Hon. Mr.. Ashley ana
Mr. DANNY Seymour NJ p present 10 participate 10
the festivities IN onor OF the representative OF tnef
country Messrs rskne and Banks OF the British Lega
ton, were also pr ssent.
The whole Der guests at the height Of the crush
about ii set down at twelve hundred, and was
probably quite ip that number Dancing was attended
with consider 10 dicuy and humorous dresses were
so far injured That che fair owners were obliged 70 hau
INTO occult cor TO repair damages. Al twelve O'Clock
however, the kaf the hall that had been reserved fo
the supper osm thrown open, and antmmediAe rst
made ,A she viands. The invited guests, number
ing some forty, down alone, and the rest Of tho com
Iany ate 81 anding, much TO their disgust as may b
imagined Mr. Mason sat at the head Of the table
having lort Napier on his right and the Countess de sr
tiges on bis e The Cabinet officers and diplomatic corp
occupied Feat either side in the order of rank tn
following carte Of the supper which was exceuen
both IN QasD tty and quality
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FOR PRESIDENT,
ALFRED IvERsON, Of Georgia.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT
WILLIAM LOWNDES YANCEY, Of Alabama
POSTAL DIRECTORY.
Foreign and Domestic Malls

Foreign and Domestic Malls.
TIME OF CLOSING At THE NEW YORK OFFICE.
DOMESTIC. .Norh-Abany Buffalo and Canada. 8 p NJ
western Sas ana as MS' Va s sSis Hs anas
South and southwestern -
R Hs.:i1 mai. y railroad * 4 X an: and
SUNDAY Mans. On Sunday a6mails close at this once
CALarossIA. BY steamer, via Panama, Monday,
The Overland Mali for California leaves s.. Louis
designed cr should Be- marked Overland. u.
g. LAKE C,r The Overland Mail from f. Joseph o) to Salt
Lake city leaves st. Joseph every Saturday at
sAM Letter, should DO marked Overland
30. PACIFIC ~ steamer, via Panama, Monday,
HAvrA.....By ss.me! iPhiiadsippihj, Thursday.
MEXICO From New rc:n: by :;sam:o lsnnsssse on
The ist and lSsh Of each month Letters s6cuid
be placed in the Once At New York six days pre-.
y0i B1 e me sOSs ss% a.is New York.
BAHAMA he Day amer the arrival Of .s:S alter
month"; s Ksrnas S S1 BE- seaSs
with mails for the Bahama Islands, 70 be landed
be i've cents per half ounce on letters, s and two
cases in he United States on those ssns or n re-
ceived.
rDE OF CLOSING AT THE LONDON OFFICE.
Irp1A. The Overland Mail closes AZ blows-va Mar.
sefles on the ID, 9th, 18th and 18th OF each month
Via SOUTHAMPTON 4h, 12h and 2Oth, touching at
CHINA via Marseiiles on the Oh and aSth. Va South
ampton 4h and 10th.
AusraAuA. via xarsess and suez the 10th. Via South
ampton aud Suez 12th.
MAuRrrrus Via den the lth and 9Th Of the month
BRAZIL: Via Southampton on the 9th Of the month
hen me date OF making up the Indian and Australian
mails at London falls on Sunday they made up the
evening previous.
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will be seen from the above list that in official circles
the compliment rendered without regard to party or
sectional lines The Senators from South Carolina and
Massachusetts, the Representatives from Texas and
Maine-fom the North and the South the East and the
west-oned heartily in their adiesr to the popular dplo-
mat and his accomplished wife.
And now we are supposed TO be at Wizards Ahghtng
in torrents of rain terrible TO crnone, aud not alto
geher the thing for patent eathers pick our way TO-
wards the Fourteenth street of Wizards for the
fse is to take place the wing This hotel has been
before lkened unto the British constuton-both having
received many additions, alteratonsand amendments
but few traces Of the originals remain Our BALL
room III one Of addons-the grand dining room,
which is three hundred feet long, and about sixeen feet
high and twentyh wide-not exactly the shape for
ball. as you see. However, let get on IS well
We can, remembering that we are In Wish.
rooms are on the second floor, where the pas
sages musical with rrsting crinolinc Hitting here
there 20 the great wonder OF gaping servants There
has been some talk about reducing the circumference of
the ladies' dresses That news has nty not pene
trated far the national capital.
Descending dozen steps or 30 We ind Ourselves in
what Mr. Swivcer would call the halEe dazzling light
The scene is certainly brilliant On raised dais
patriotic lady assured really did not think it
repubican-ssnds the fair guest Of the evening, Lady
Napier, surrounded by oevy OF beauties s.. Of
belle that hath just come cut and is tasting
hfes champagne, vintage Of sixteen summers, to the
old enough be the subject Of newspaper paragraph
announcing that che fdncee Then you have on the
outsrts Of the deie your Washington girl genuine who
Charles Cold5tream in pettcoats, aud who alter
nsey the crowd through her eye glass; and cuts
| them up for the deectation Of her friends.
This is the court end of the room over the dais hung
Mr. Riggs full length portrait of Queen Victoria, and OPP
posite of Washington. On either side the flags Of
Great Britain and the United States enwreathed to-
| gether in loving embrace Far down in the distance
weak but industrious band labors hard TO be heard
the din of conversation, which is tremendous Little bits
Of lady talk to your ears, such Did you ever,
"Awul JAM "Oh good gracious No such thing az
Blacks ball. They say" !" really never" En
joyng YOURSELF" Next Pclka,n :" Horrible band"
Certainly Colonel Last scandal NO truth in
it, of course They do say, thought" " Shocking da
moudsi sNot real lace, p Bought in Brussels Hor
rid thing" son dear, how glad am," and on I'D in
| fn1um.
1t lis a crush I find IL difficult, even with expe-
rence in crowds and most acute pilot TO circulate at all
One moment you come plump against dowager, the next
yoa wrecked upon some dangerous widows shoal
60 entirely to pieces school girls breakers There
quadre now the first, and here you have the order
of the dances:-
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CoFrEE.

Hook and champagne wines of the best qualities were
served during all night and the amount Of eaables and
drnkablcs consumed must have been immense The exc
cuton done the supper by Of the most delicate
bellies awful TO contemplate.
After supper the ball was recommended, Lady Napier
dancing with Mr. Buringame, member Of Congress from
Massachusetts, the junior member OF the Reception Com
mittee; and go kept up until the hour when this
letter ia dated Lord Napier who entered the fesvi-
ties with the greatest zest being almost the very
person to leave the bah ruoIn.
Thus has been given slight and imperfect sketch Of
brilliant ete in honor Of kindly Gania and cour
teous nobemah Impossible. however, 70 pl0sOs. apn
such scene, reproduce describe the lively CONVEX
saton the sparkling mot the silver laugh Of the ladies
the gayey polish Of the well bred man Of the world
the corruscaons Of beauty, the thousand and one
witcheries OF affair which had all the pleasant
roundngs of large private party Probably such col
lection Of refined cultivated well bred and well dressed
men and women has before come together in any
public ball in this country 1t festival Of which
as well as Lord Napier ought TO be proud.
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THE eaAPIER BALL.

Grand Sslree Dansante at Washington to Lsrd
and LADY Napicr-The Festivities at Wli-
lard,s HOtel-yhc Struggle for Tickets
Decorations Of the Bali Room-Formal
Opening Of the Evening Grand Dis.
play of CrInollne, Laces, Dia-
mOnds, Flowers and Frlppery-
the Distinguished Guests
Were There, and What they
Did-Scenes, Incidents,
&e., &C., &C.
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COMPLIMENTARY
BALL AND SUPPER
IN HONOR or
LORD AND LADY NAPIER.
WILLARDS' HOTEL
February II, 1859.

ro1iu"iy ~, AoSSs
Terrapins-oysters ste wed, broied and fried.
Wild turkey-1ruftes, sauce Perigord
Canvass back duck, currantJeily
COLD oRNAxrNrEp DISHES.
Game pate ,r1 ,an,s ornamsntsS With s is
Boned capon, truaies decorated with jelly.
Galanine de pheasant, truhles, en- belle vue.
chanirois Dc psrtTidsss, Sords, Cd with jelly.
westphalia hams, ornxmented with Jelly.
Old Virginia hams, ornainented withJeuy.
Saddles Of muiton--Saddles Of venison.
Tongues, en- belle vue.
Tongues, ornAnented with jelly.
Chicken salad bordered with jelly.
Asplc Of oysters, en- belle vue:
Chicken salad, decorated-tickled oysters.
Lobster salad, In decorated border
COLD ROAST,
Pheasant-Capon- Observation-Disclosures
Turkey-Duck-Woodcock
FANCY EsBLExArIcAL PYRAMIDS.
an sosSa snd lssnd
AAERIcA-on an orns%snsa pedestal with armofal bear
Ermitages Parsen- Grande cascade de Cuba.
Grand easns Coup SSinSs
Temple marin, Unhed States flag
Temple marin, British flag.
Fancy basket, d la faristenne
ORNAMENTAL CONFECTIONERY.
Charlotte plmperatrce- Charlotte d Ia Francaise
Charlotte, decoree aux pommes
Meringues, montees en- corbellle royale
Merineues pItalienne, garnie de chantlle.
Jelly Ia MacedoinenJsliy au cafe Mocha .....
Jelly au punche-Jelly AL vim de Madere, decoree.
Blanc mango, aux pistaches.
Blanc mango, a In sanille.
Blanc mango, au chocolat
Frontage Bavarois, IL vanille.
Bromage Bavarois, au caramel
Frontage bavarois, aux prunes de Mirabene.
IN FANCY MOULDs.
Ice Creams.
el-Srawberry-Ap ricot- Chocolate
Lemon.
Water Ices.
Orange-Pietach-L Observation-Disclosures
Hiscue, glace-Plombia-Plum pudding, gace.
French kisses-Marron glat e. Fruit glace.
Orange glace-Fancy bOnbons.
Assorted fancy cakes-Dates fxrcies-
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Apricot-Raspberry- Pineapple Peach-SSawberry-
Green sage.
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Major Russell,
Major General Jesup,
J. W. Cammeron,
J. o. Smilh,
st. John G. Chubb,
Capt. Hudson, U. ). A.,
Com. NJ. \. Maury, Us. N,
Luke lee,
DR.. Jonn Richard,
D. W. romils'n,
DR.. X. X. Stone,
Gen. Lawson,
y. D. Pendlo.on.
DIR. Ihos Rainey,
Mrs. A. Peudleton,
MAJOR Il. Price,
c. Lyons,
Samuel Us BORN,
Mir. ana Mrs. rilloison,
j. W. Cowan,
Thos. F. DAVIS,
Col. d. II. Aneil,
VIM. J. BeTker,
w. II. Pendleton,
Capt. Dow,
Chas. Mahou,
r. A. Fish,
Col. F. w. Lander,
Geo. W. Grain,
q. q. Moore,
9. p. Smith,
Mr.. Carr,
Mr.. Chase,
w. A. Ewing,
Misses Burt and White,
M. Kirkland,
Judge Tlliafero,
Phil. Allen,
Mrs. A. q. Gibson,
Jno. Gurdratt,
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AN OLD BAG OF CoN.-Amongst the assets of
the Trust Company which have been placed in the posses
sion Of the trustees Is small bag Of silver coin cootsn
ing probably $780, which left the bank Az specla
deposit long ago that the officers have no Recollection N
FOR, but has been waiting owner for ycars Tho bag
s labelled "Robert Band"--Cincsnnat Gazette, fsb To-