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Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-20

BIG AcoRSs. We have ON our table Il
number of the largest acOrns We ever saw,
one OF them measuring two inches and u
quarter in len 9Th, and tue rest being not much
shorter They were picked up by Alr. Level
of this city. under Ia white oak tree on Bear
river. lie says that on the same tree and un-
der it there must have been fifty bushels.
Similar trees. laden with similar fruit, are
plenty all nloag Bear river, and the hogs are
having good time SO are the Diggers
Dear river must be a 81 Jrious country for
mast.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-20
To very populous and wealthy mining region

10 very populous and wealthy mining region.
me PAs ESS clrcu'ates largely in Nevada, Yuba and
sierra counties, and advertise nents In 1t meet the
eyes OF large number Of Mount lin Merchants.
For the upper portion of Nevada county, Marys-
vile connected with 1t by excellent road at all
seasons, is the natural and trade depot. AL
ready Urge purchases made in that city to supply
our retail dealers, and by using proper eXertOns
much lrrger amount OF custom can be Influenced in
the same direction.
before long, the road which goes through North San
Juan will connect directly, as it does now Indirectly
with transmontane highways and settlements near the,
summit The trade OF that upper country can all he
had for Mary.vi lie, If her merchants viii Introduce
HLeasetUes, and make their names fanillarly known
through the Columns OF the local paper
These sugg stuns ne d not be ampHGed
Those who wish t, advertise in The IIYDRAuIIc
PRESS can do so through RANDALL LAssrTER, of
Marysville, or by addressing
oc11 North San Juan. Nsv"ds eo"o,v s,,S
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-20

BALL TuIs EvENlNe.-The public will re-
member that the fourth annual ball of the
Hebrew Benevolent Society of this city
comes off this evening at the Pavilion. 1t
will be as brilliant an anniversary occasion
as has ever occurred in the Stete, ample pre-.
paratiuns having been made for all the ap-
piAnees Of music, decoration, and the usual
festivities. We are happy to state that
very large number of tickets have been sold,
and that the TALL will be an eminent success
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-20

THE British bark Vivid, of the coast of Te-
huantepec has been wrecked and is said to
De a complete loss.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-20
ARnR.

We are sorry to say labor is scarce. Good
hands on the farm ret $50 month, While ie'
male help is in good demand at IS week.
VALUE OF LUMBER.
Lumber is worth from Sl2 to Sl5 per
thousand, at the mills.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-20

OREGON N--The editor of the Oregon Argus
publishes in that paper replies to the inqui-
ries ofa gentleman in Illinois, in regard to
the resources of Oregon. We extract the
fuilOHings
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-20
GRAIN AND vEGErApLSs.

GRAIN AND vEGBTABLSs.
With deep blowing aud proper cultivation,
we believe that wheat will average from ~
to 50 bushels to the acre corn ~ to %; oa's
from 50 to 10; potatoes, from 800 to 200
bushels to the acre. We have raised COM
mon white turnips that weighed % pounds
each, and squashes of the same weight "A
reliable man just from Walla Walla howev-
ev er. tells us that he saw the Rev. NJ. SpauId-
ing make several fruitless attempts to mt a
squash there, which was estimated to weigh
1 n, d hnndre1 nnnnls
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-20

Horses arc worth from $3.50 to $3.50: that
is. good work horses. Indian ponies can be
bought for from Sl5.to $50 Cows are worth
$50 generally work oxen from $l25 to $40
yoke; sheep from S5 TO IS. and bees 81 90 a
swarm. Bees do well; some swaTmS have
thrown off from three to six new swarms
each this summer.
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Arrival Of the Santa Fe Mail.

st l.oUIs, Oct. lO.-The Santa Re mail Of Tn.
iSth ultmo reached Independence this morning
measrs oero- Porter and Crenshaw have arrived
iheY confirm the report Of an attack on the mail
party 10y the indians. They took all the mule.
provisions and clothing, but did not modest IN,
man. which was taken forward by the ne,t ONT
going party. N"'
The incoming party buried the dead bodiss n,
Tour men; supposed to have been Pixies Peak emf
grants Two men found subsequent TO the attack
on the outward bound mail. Tie detention OF the
Tor an OK train behind them -
having been aPPrised Of the difficulties ahead
oy Mexican, they comb ned the strength OF the
.wo trains which probably prevented another at
.dck. company Of cavalry had been ordered 10
march Immediately from Fort Riley TO chastise
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fR LATEST IIEs BY TELEGRAPH
Ihe Irienaial EPi.cop.I Con,en,ian.


RICHMOND, Va, Oct. 9-Tbe Hou.. ., ~.
refused TO concur with the HOUSE ~ ns,,,s.
the selection OF Chicago as the place fo,ti,a -.
Inennia Convention, but voted in favor ~ ph,i
adelphia o' W rhil-
In the House Of Deputies the conmi,,.. ~,
canons reported an amendment 90 canon av. %
le2 n relation 20 the conservation of bi.bon~ 90
tue effect that II bishop 10 elected within thr,e
months before general convention his consecra
uoh shall be deferred until the said meeting in
Icu ui Twelve months. heretofore They also
"P1'Vsd against canon six on assistant bishops
Mr. HOFFMAN. Of y. Y. presented a report &C
IN relation 10 the trustees fund for disabled cle,
Yymeh; but It was voted to let the matter remain
ih tne hands OF the trustees
l. resolutions relative 10 the resi- gnatiou of Bishon
hemper was adopted 5000" va Dis"'f
- The order Of the day was nostnonsd ana ,hS
bishops "eH'hohleIs oi we
Thursday y" Ake pace on
RICHMOND, Oct IO-The commi,tee nj, o.,,-
reported adversely 10 amending article a., q 81
constitution 10 locate the General Conventio,, -,
midhehuy al Philadelphia. The report vaSt a
4 he committee also reported tina; csnops ons "a
TWO OF lo9S are not repealed by the action OF the
The order Of the day-an amendment IN article
third Of the cOnStitution-waS taken mn ana !, -.
DEBATE followed without coming 20 any action
The following is the proposed amendment 10 ar
ucit tulrd " W henever General Conventions are
held, the Bishops of this Church shall form a sen
arate House with the right 20 originate and pro
Pse d's I'r the concurrence Of the House Of Den
utes-and all acts must pass both houses
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The Steamer Quaker Oty-Fears for Her
Safety.

NORFOLK, Oct. lO.-There are a, vet No tidin,-,
OF the disabled steamer Quaker CITY, and fears are
chert lined for Der safety as heavy northwest pale
prevailed outside Yesterday. To-day the wind
Nd, mas llSht. meeting OF the passengers was held
this afternoon, when Captain Chadbourne vas
presented with gold watch and purseof gold
as a tokea of the appreciation in which his con
oucl IS held. thrilling speech was made on the
OCCASION o. ny Dr Slmkins. Collector Of the ri
Many OF the passengers have gone North The
DARK umnarton. which brought the passengers 10
TINS port, Was nine DAYS out from Turks Island
srI VIII ledVe as soon as possible for New York
The crop Of salt at Turks island was over scare
ana selling at cts Per bushel. There were no
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oco eOdds A. GREEN, Auct

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT PUBLIC
y SALE.IThe subscriber, as Executor of the
last Will and testament of Jonathan Granger late
Of M9ntgomery county, deceased: and under an or
aupublIc sale, TO the highest bidder on MONDAY
lIt6 day oil october next, at the residence OF
said deceased, the following very vauable Res
Esiate-to VIE Tha homa farm wherein said de-
medIatey on tho west side ofthe public road lead .
Ing from Rockville To tho Great Falls of the Poto
mac, about two miles from the former and SIX from
tne iatteI pace, ana CONTAINING 30 acres, more or
Propoi ton of beautiful Meadow Landwis well
wateret, and under to erahs enclOsnre This r. -,
Is ~ ialr state of cutv walton; easily Improved nd
Well anapted To the growth of whea rye oats corn
Dwelling house, with a ~ story Frame and Shed
attached, two BARNS, &c-wIthin 6fty or sixty
yards OF the dwelling, Is a naver-faiing Spring of
water, with a good Dairy: Also-another Farm,
distance from Rockville, containing I67 acres mnra
or less, between 20 and Is acres Of which beautiful
Chestnut Timber and the largest portion of the re-
malndsr "a In pine and other wood. The i'm prove
chad.
The terms of sale, prescrI bed by the Court are
as follows: One fourth ofthe purchase money 70 be
the balance in three equal annusl instalments Of
one, two and three years, the purchaser or purcha
sers giving note with approved security, bearing in
terest from the day ofSale. Uoon the ratifcatiop
money, and not before, the subscT ber as
Aforesaid Will convey TO the pu rc or
OF said land, al the right, title claim and Interest
ooth az law ana In equity, Of sad deceased Of in
ana 70 ssll iano, at HIS her, or their cost as the
Sale % take place q. IL O'Clock, M.
oeI-st,v,a WILLIAM GRANGER,
Executor
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of the TeIegraph Compan,..

NEW YORK, Oct. lot is known that pegotia
uons nave been under consideration for several
months past. having in view the union of the seq
eral Telegraph lines between New Orleans and
Sackville: \. b., and for the permanent conneN-
lon Tor all business purposes, Of the seaboard lines
Win those OF the North and West. Such arrange
ments, IL is understood, have been concluded he
tween the several companies Interested The new
company. il is undo stood, will be organized inn.
medlately under special charter from the State
tai Of 81 ,JOO.0
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Baltimore Markets

BALTIMORE. Oct. ll.-Flour closed steady; How
ara street $ l2H. Wheat closed firm with offer
lngs 3l iOOOO bushels; white 81 2OaSl IS Corn
closed hrH' white and yellow eIas5c Whisky
closed firm at 29c. for Ohio
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FUTURE DAYS

BY J; c. MCGUIRE It CO., AuctIoneer,-
HorE SNAIL BRICK YELLING
n ,c,"ho, 20 w WEDNEsDAY AFTERNo0N.
i<Ln; LSos. At 5s O'Clock, on the premises
no. l47 fronting ~ feet outh street hetSeen
ioth anu l4n streets, running back O2 feet inches
10 aS,leet alley, improved by three nearly new two
lot: will be sold sSS7 ate Win
Ierms; one fourth cash. the residue In 6. l..
trust on the PREMISES 'N VI
oc9-d T. C. McGIrIRE On A..
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A Duel AdinSied

NIcksBURG, Miss. Oct. S.-Mr Partridge. editor
Of the Vicksburg whig and Mr. McCsw. late
candidate Tor representative in the State LeCsls-
lure had hostile meeting at DeSoto City to-day
out the AFFAIR was amicably adjusted before any
shots had been exchanged
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The PhiIsd,Iphia Crict,, N.,ch

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. l0-The cricket match be
tween the All-England Eleven and the Philadel.
phla players was commenced this afternoon AZ
yer TWO hours play the Americans scored their first
innings with nine out. total Of Al The bowling
ana heidlng was excellent. The match will be-
resumed on "Wednesday.
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Search for the Quaker CITY

NEW YORK. Oct. 1.-THE revenue steam cutter
steamship Quaker City.
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The Pens,yIyania FI.c,ior.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct 1.-THE election today 90
Tar as this city is concerned is progressing quiet
ly, but the vote will be small The priEcipal
contest here is for District Attorney. WIN b
Mann the present incumbent, is the People s
candidate, and Hon. X. Kneass the Democratic
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New York Markets
RI, Oct. ll-FlOur has az

INV YORK, Oct. II Flour has advanC ed 5a loo
state 81 60ai IS; Ohio S. Seas IS: Southern IS Is
a5JO Wheat has advanced 2a3c and is scarce.
western red : ~; do white 81 30a1 37b. Corn
is scarce and firm; mixed s9alOc. Pork Is steady
mess Si562; prime sl0.75. Whisky is held at
Nc.
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q ! c. Mcguire Il CO. Aucts.
sBE,A. GREEN. Aucsoneer.

HANDSOME. BUILDING LOT ON eTH
STREET KASr, BETWEEN AND 4 srREETs
SOUTH, ar Arer3N-on THURSDAY, the 18Th
infant shslf sell in font Of the premises ~
cloek ?. N, haN Lot No. 3, in sqnsre No asa
"ht,ne - ie. Inches oneth street east. running
Ana streets south, Immediately in the rear of the
Terms: One third cash; balance in and 70
months, for notes hearing interest desd s'a -
and a deed of trust taken. - N''" gwen
OCT cprrN a,
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Hiuanci0l.

NEW YORK, October ll.-Stocks are active and
higher Chicago and Rock Island 6Ix; Illinois
Central shares o.; do. bonds SIX; New Ysrk Cen
trail 50 Reading lOR; Va 6's $50; Mo 6's sit
Sterling exchange is dull at no
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BY A. GREEN. AuctIonecr.
ENACEIsbENT HOt lSEHOID FITRNITI-RF

- by A. GREEN. AuctIonepr
ENCEI.bENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
- r ,,.E FORTE 4 Car ATcTIoN On FRIDAY,
Luther X Smoo,, Esq, No. 50 north Z street, he
tween 1th aud l4th st"eetI west a. 10 O'clock a m .
a iarEe aId excellent assortment of handsome ur-
nItura name In part
Fine Rosewood cssed Piano Forte. Fishers make
pa octaves. of excellent tune and finish
" all NJ Erte-a tete and Lounges
Reception, Arm, and Castor Chairs
MarOle.top Centre and SIDE Pahles
fancy Reception and other Chairs
Fine OAK Hal Set complete
Mdrh,e Top Walnut and Mahogany Bureaus,
DO do Weshstands and sink
rlne woTsted Damask Window Curtains
tapestry, Brussels, Ingram and Step Carpets
Mant"i Clock ard M5ntel Ornaments
zine walnut Preach and Janny Lind Rcdsteads
walnut Writing Desks. Wa:drnhes
y loot YAK Extension Dining Table
Feather Beds, hair, cotton and shuck Mattresses
Iron Bedsteads, Chamber Cottage SETS
Chande Iers, Gas Burners, &c
China, Glass, and Crockery Ware
Ivory handle Knives and Forks Spoons
Refuge ators, Tin Seies, &c.
Cooking, Hall, and Chamber Stoves
w lth a large and general assortment of KItcbau
requisites, too numerous TO mention,
ieTmS; All sums under So cash; over that
AMOUNT credit of sixty and ninety lays for notes
sat siactorlly endorsed, bearing interest
Oc tO-o A.GREr,N. Auct
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| other column Of club purse Of 500 offered by
the Piney Branch Trotting Association, to com,
of on Thursday, Oct 20. Several of the best az,
in the city are now in training, and will undoubt
] edly be entered, ~.
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AUCTION SALn
THIS AFTERNOONG no Wopp

by J.: c. MCGUIRE CO., AuctIopeer,-
Rn.p BRICK AT AUCTION.-On SAT
o'cIocF "a Z AtIERSOON, October sth, al & We
iny ~ we shsll sell lot of Old Brick beIons
NJ re AZ ,aS estate of the late James Maher.
BY order fthe EXECUTOR.
ooo &C. MCGUIRE CO, Auc,,r
IL. W tHE ABOYESALEI SPOSTpoNFnoN
%p0IWY ~. .na ram until TUESDAY AFTER
~ 10 ! N<~'TS same hour aud place IA
oc I"-d c. MCGUIRE q Co Apc,,rs
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By A: GREEN. Auctioneer.

tALCABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON
7TH sIREErAT AUCTrnS.-On MONDAY, the
!th instant, shall SELL in front of the preml AT
a O'Clock p M, part of lot No g. in square sI9 be-
glnlns az the distance ofl5 feet from the northea
corner OF fdd square, running thence south 3 feet
along the line Of 18th street, thence west 100 feet
thence north Is feet, thence 100 feet TO place of be,
This property is located On 9TH street west be-
tween j; and streets north and is improved by a
convenient frame tenement, and located in a "a mid
ly Improving mel ghbOThood.
Terms: One fourth cash the balance in 6, ~ and
~ months Tor notes bearing interest, to he secured
10y deed of trust on the premises.
&C 10 A GREEN Auct
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NOIIcE.-DIsIRIcr OF COLUMBIA ApyERrIsR-
MINTs TO BE INSERTED IN THE BALTIMORE SuN
ARE RECEIVED AT AND FORWARDED FROM TIE
STAB OFFICE.
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IL THE ABOVE SQUARE 700. ONE Of
the largest and most valuab in the cIty fronts on
St and I'd streets east and aud streets north and
Delaware avenue, the most inviting and impro, ing
parts OF the city, two squares northeast of the d Dot
and three squares from the proposed Capitol
grounds, and IN view of the well known rapid inn
provemeIts and increase around il i'
square 10 offers the greatest chances for gain to
capitalists and those DESTROYS erect hons of nv
Sc ton of the city. The whole square has been
planted with fruit ana shade trees, the sidewalks
gtaded ana gravellsd; the square subdIvided into
seventy lots, each running back to a fac aIley
which has been graded and gravelled, and drains
water flowing through pipes, and The whole adap,ed
io1 immedlate building and cultivation.
each. " 10 W - i0' :
Terms of sale: One third cash balance In 6. -
feet. " VI
Every Lot put up will be sold positively PIats
OF subdivision may be had on application AT the
auction store of j. c. Moiuire & Go.
AMES CRUCTCHETT
&C VI J. G. MEG I-IR A.
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MINIS DRESS SUITS,
News Business Sxifs,
Youths BUSINESS Sxits,
CHILDRKNs DRESS SUITS,

NOAH WALKER & Co, Marble Hall Clothing
announce that their annual display of Fall and
Winter Clothing rs now ready for inspection. II
Is comprised of an assortment of Gentemens and
Youths Clothing of the newest and richest de- ms
In material trimming, and workmanship.
To those who study excellence with ECONOMY in
fashionable articles of Dress opportunity is now
offered for selecting from the most attractive stock
duced prices. ap 9.ly
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Alexandria Markets.

ALEXANDRA, October Il.-Flour-no sales on
Change Wheat-s1les of fair 10 good white AZ
2oal 80; sales Of fair at 81 IL. Oats-saes at go
No other sales
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BY A. GREEN. AnctInneer

I'hUSTEES SALE OF 4 HOUSE AND
LOT ON ~ AND SOUTH ID srREETs-rhe unJer
signed, IN virtue of deed of trust from William
hieinan, dated the S4th day of April, A D. 1855 re-
corded Ia llber J. A =, No. l56 folios IN one
OF the land records of Washington county ID g ,
anu at the written request the holder of one Of
notes secured therein, will Tuesday the Stb day
oil November, al O'Clock p m, on the promises
sell at public auction the following property viz
Al that piece or parcel Of Lot No. SKIS "a uare
~ nNe hundred ana thirty, six 1881 IN the city
OF Nashlngton beginning at the northwest corner Of
SAD lot at the Intersection of south and AZ streets
ana running thence south p feet thence east
parallel with south ID street 80 feet thence south
easteryo l feet inches To point slant 81 feet
inches from south street, thenee east parallel
with said street 10 feet thence north 81 feet inch
es 10 south street, and thence west with soufh Al
street it9 feet inches IN the erining with ib,.
DTelllng House and other improvements thereon
Terms: One third cash and the residue i'm three
equa ments at u and Is months with interest
from the day OF sale, secured by deed of tTns Of
the PREMISES IL the purchaser fails to comply with
the terms OF sale in three days. the trustee re-
purchaser, after three days notice of fuch resaie
All conveyancing at the purchasers cost
WIN! X. WOODWARD, Trustee.
ocb eo6ds A. GREEN, Auct
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TIE MAN, or the boy, who picked up, at the CIR
Gus, last nj Eht, chIlfS black silk raglan with a
worked collar attached will he rewarded by leaving
u 1nmediataly at tho counting room Of tie Star
person was noticed W no took it, ' II
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DIED.,

This morning, 9th, at O'Clock, MARYJANE
Gregg, aged months.
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MARRIED.,

On Thursday, 6th instant. by Rev. John C Smith,
ID. d.. BERNARD =. MAJOR. To SUSIE L.
Daughter OF George w. Fales, Esq, all ri this
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TIE ISLAND Is thrifty. beautiful part of the
city Seventh street (Isand) is a busy, go-ahead
street. and Henning, an active, courteous reliable
dealer in boots, shoes, hats caps UNI brellas over
shoes, et eefsra ct esterd, does business on Seventh
street, (lsland) Call and see him.
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SALE OF srocks-festerday afternoon, a sale
Of stocks took place at Mcclure L Co Is salerooms
II was very well attended, and the following wa,
the result 80 500 Corporation Quarterly sold for
IOI4; - $50 Bank of the Metropolis for iel; s5T
Corporation Of Alexandria coupons FOR s2I
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MARSHAL'S SALE.-In virtue of writ of
~ heTI facIas issued from the Clerks Office of the
CIRCUIT Court OF the District of Columbia for tine
County OF Washington, and to me directed, | will
expose to public sale for cash, in front of the Court
hnuse door of said county, Oh THURSDAY The
eoth 'ay OF October next, 1852 at IL o'clock m the
In.o"lng described property, ID wit: All defend
ants TSh title, claim, and interest in and 70 Sub-
dIylslon No. 9 of Square No. 1874. In the c " of
washington, ID. G together with all and singular
the improvement s thereon, selZai and levied upOn
as the property of ebert NJ Harrison and will he
sold TO satisfy JudIcIals No IN to October term
1859, In favor of Samuel James.
w. SELDEN, Marshal
Sc Sl-ts for the District of Columbia
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DEDICATION OF ST. ALoYsIUs.-On Sunda,
next, the 10th instant, the dedication of St. Alloy
siuS Church will take place. Archbishop Hughe
will deliver the opening address. Haydns Crane
mass No. 5, will form part of the service; whiIs
al vespers 20 Silutaris," soprano solo with violi
accompaniment. and Romberg's grand TIE Deum
With full orchestra, will close this magniicen
relig iOus festival
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H. BY CONSENT or THE PARTIES IN
terrstet the above sale is postponed until MON
pay Az IERNOON,O October nth, Fame hoHr and
place. JOS. H BRA DIZZY, Trustse
Sc 2J-2aw3w&ds ~ '''