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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1859-11-18

or The Canadians areabolt to hold
a convention at Toronto, TO see Il a
scheme can be devised for dividing
Canada into States, with local govern.
ments under a central power, like the
State Of the American Union.
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LAMA g. SPOR,
TEXAS sTREET-NEAR THE LEyEI

TEXAS sTREET--NEAR THE LEYEE,
SHREVEPORT, La,
w ould respectfully call the atten-
w ton of the citizens of Bossier,
aud The world generally that they have
on hand. and are continually receiving
the largest, best and cheapest stock of
Dry Goods ever brought to the wharf
OF Shreveport. They would call the
especial attention ofthose who wish TO
purchase goods, to their complete new
and splendid stock. which they are con,
fident cannot be equalled IN the mar
kel. Their stock consists ofeveryihing
in their line. consisting in part Of Dry
Goods, Clothing, Boots and Shoes, be-
sides large supply of every article
belonging to the wardrobe ; Ladies'
fancy goods, &c. They also have a
large supply Of Groceries, Provisions
Hardware, Cutlery, Crockeryware.
Queensware, &c. &c. vlnl5
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10 Because others have been false
to you, it is no reason that you should
be false to others.
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ID An impetuors volunteer, while
practising the military science ssOne
in his garden, tumbled backwards into
q ditch. His wife buried tollis assis-
lance and implored aim to say wheth-
er or not he was hurt. Tie reply
was $50 away, waman. what do
you know about wSf!''
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GEO. A. PIKE,

eneral agent, Baton Rouge, La.
w immediate attention given to
collection of salaries, claims against
the State bills of exchange, drafts
and accounts; also the entry of Land.
Information without charge.
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SUCCESSION NOTICE.


q tate Of Louisiana, Parish Of Bos-
- sier. Clerks office, 18th District
Court. Notice is hereby given that
James NJ. Jones, administrator of the
estate and succession OF Edward j..
Cason, deceased, by his attorney
Rich'd w. Turner, has this day filed
in the office of said Clerk his list or
tablau of debts. Now, therefore, this
is to adlnonish all persons concerned,
that if opposition is not made thereto
within the time prescribed by law, the
said list ortableau viii be homologated
and made the judgement Of the Court.
Given under my hand seal of office, at
Bellevue. this 10th day Of November
A. ID. 1859.
n20-2t A. A. ABNEY, Clerk.
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Whilst shame keeps its watch, virtue
is not wholly extinguished from the
heart.
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10 The last excuse for crinoliae is
that the weaker vessels y need much
hopping.
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PLANTER'S HOTEL.
WIN. A. KELLY, PRoPRIEToR.
BEIIFyI.r. "a.

III ying lately made -
II additions to his
already commodious Nd iT5N
house. would respeetful- 49, 1=zsssssa2
ly inform the travelling public, his
old friends and customers. that lie j.
now better prepared than ever, 70 ac-
commodato all faYoring bin with their
patronage. His table will Arrays be
supplied with the very best thee ssentry
affords. lie has also attached to his
house large and Web yentilatcd stable
we'll supplied at all times with geod
prpvemder. vlnl
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RUNA WAY JAZZ.

N1 Was committed 10 Jail 10 this
"a parish, OIL the 9th inst. negro
Il man who says his name is DICK.
ssAA-xs aged about 50 years weigh
about us pounds. has star on his
right cheek, and that he belongs 10 L.
NJ. g. Wni. Marks, IN this parish
Now this ID to notify the owners Ia
come forward. prove property, pay AL
charges, and take him away on he Will
be dealt with as tile law directs
n16 w. A. KELLY. Jailor.
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E Hoped skirts are now denomi'
ted fashionable circles"
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~ He that woald sooth sorrow
must not argue on he vanity of the
most jcceitful hopes,
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w A " TED

T2o hire, good female cook, suitable
il to do the cooking for my hotel
use; for the coming year of 1860.
Good wages will be given, and paid
quarterly if desired.
n2l-tf w. A. KELLY.
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I1 --LATEST IIEs BY flIIsllIY
LATER FROM EUROPE.
The Ocean Queen off Carr RACE,

ST. yohN's, N. B., Sept fo.-The Ocean q ueen.
l, , havre, via Cowes, pissed Cape Race al S
o1rock on saturday morning.
me american steamship Ben Bolt from Hs-
dog on the 25th ult ~ D'S
The entire amount Of tse ussian tvelyetpiIlio,
loan had been subscribed, and exchange, I'm 81
Petersburg bad fallen per cent. " ~
Bavarian loan, for the purpo>e of desr,vI,.
the military expenses Of the country. bad bees
issued at 9eh per cent.
There was nothing Of importance known re-
specting the doings Of the Zurich Conference
Advices from Athens report the dissolution Of
the Greek Chambers.
COMMERCIAL
LIvERPoOL.-The cotton market closed Arm
with an advancing tendency, and in some cases
prices were Lied per pound higher
The Liverpool breadstuffs ma rket was very dull
Rlehardson, Spence A Co. state that the weather
mad been stormy and unfavorable for the crops.
Sut Tue harvest was almost over Flour was very
aull ana easier, bat quotations unchanged Wheat
very dull. Corn steady
ne liverpool provision market had a declining
n,..iy beef was heavy. and holders were
sing on the market. Pork heavy and nom
,nal; bacon dull and nominally unchanged
La y quiet, but steady. Rice Quiet
hosln was steady. Spirits OF turp-ptipe st..dv
.o 1onsois steady, and closed on the 3ist al @y
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From Utah

ST.. Lou!s. Sept 10.-A special despatch TO the
Republican saws that dates from Salt Lake CITY 10
the 18th ult. reached Atchison Yesterday
w. III. Hopes, Mormon, had been elected del
egate 10 Congress from Utah.
Lieut.. Gray, with party Of forty two dragons
had surprised a band of $50 Indians who were
concerned In the late massacre OF emigrants on
the California overland road. Twenty Of the In
dians were killed
ten. Johnston had sent reinforcements TO Lieut.
GRAY in anticipation Of an attack from tae com
bined forces of the Indians
The store Of Messrs Miller, Russell & Co At
Camp FLOYD, had been destroyed by FIRE The
loss was stimated at Si5.OOO
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ADDITIONAL UROPEAN NEWS
Arrival of the AusIe-Sax.,

FARTHER PoINr, Sept l2-The steamship A.
glo-SaNon, from Liverpool on the 3Ist naxsed hss.
Yesterday She reports the steamship T.utonia-
ing of the 3Uth WI N"e "i0t"-
", The Nova seotisn left Liverpool at O'Clock on
The crew Of the Ben Bolt were saved. Tn. YES.
sci was insured i'm London she was on he, ~,
from Trieste 70 London. with her Hayan. CARGO
The CONFERENCE.
late telegram from Berne saws that reports IN
the proceedings In the Zurich Conference are
quite and that there is every resson
10 believe that the Sardinian plenipotentisry will
not afN his signature 20 any protocol in favor of
the return Of the deposed rulers Of the DuchieS
The Paris Constitutional in a leading article
SAYS that the Emperor will Loyalty fulfil BIS Villa
reigning Princes; but II he shouId NOT ,ncc,cd in
reuniting the Princes and the people In a mutual
accord II Is not hts intention To force either the
enc or the other
ENGLAND
The directors Of the Great Eastern had declined
MIR Levers offer to charter the shin FOR her ART
trip to America. The original programme OF the
country will be carried out The ship had been
closed 10 the public, and she would leave for the
Thames m a day or two
Leigh Hunt, the author, died in London on the
18th, al the advanced age Of "a years
FRANCE
The Emperor still remained in retirement In
the Pyranecs; but IL was asserted that he would
shortly proceed to CherbOurg, and pay a second
Visit TO the camp at Chalons.
ITALY
There had been no change in Italian affair, A
reputation from the National Assembly of Modena
had gone on a special mission to Napoleon
Inc people OF Naples were much excited, owing
TO the high price of corn.
An earthquake occurred at Soryia Italy killing
SOJ, ana lnJuring a large number of persons
The commercial news has been anticipated by
re ocean Queen of Cape Race
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DIED,

In this city, the 18th instant, at So O'Clock a.
m CHARLES ST. JOHN CHUBB, in the 3l,t
year of his age.
The friends ane acquaintances of the family are
rtquest I'd TO attend his funeral from hin late resi-
dence, 3O7 st.
SERG EANT, aged ear and 7 days, only son of
DR.. Thos. O. and Helen V. Hills.
The funeral will take place to morrow (Tuesda "
morning, at 10 O'Clock. The friends of the family
are invited to attend.
On the 18th instant ANNA MAl.VINA, daugh-
tor of Henry and Eliza BodIen, aged l year and s
months.
The fil ends Of the ia nily are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral from its parents residences
9l6 street, between 18th and 5thspn Tomorrow
tTuesdayJ afternoon, O'Clock.
the 39th year of her age. i
= Her funeral will take p ace from st. .Dominicks
and acquaintance Of the family are invited to at
tend. (Phla and New Jersey papers copy
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BY J. c, MCGUIRE co auc,ioros-.

BY J. G, MCGUIRE & Co, Auctioueers
EXCELLENT AND NEARLY NEW FIR
H NITURE AND HOUSEHOLD EFPEcTs ar prpr n
AUcTION1On W DN ESDAY MORNING, SEP
mber l4th. at 10 O'Clock, at the residences Of John
r. Knott, Esq., on street north, between Isth and
shall sell all his Hou 1hoid + II cts. cpmprsineN
superior Rosewood Seven octave Piano Forte NV
WIN: Gnabe Co, Baltimore.
SulI ol w alnut Crimson BTOcat5a Covered Parlor
Furniture. Consisting Sofa. Arm Chairs
Lady Chair, and six French Parlor Chairs
suit OF Mahogany DaTlask covered Parlor Furni-
tnTe, consisting of Sofa. Arm and Rocking
nv Chairs, and Parlor Chairs,
"aInnt ana Mah0gany hair-spring Sofas, Arm
Rosewood Marble-toP Centre and STA Tables,
Mainut ana Mahogany Bookcases and Whatnots
Oval and Square Git fame Mirrors,
Gas ChaEde!leIs ard Brackets,
Mantel Clock, Vases and Ornaments
Excellent Damask and Lace CurtaiIs
Gornce tlx.nrrs aod Gi Window Shades.
ha csome Velvet, Brussels, and Three ply Car
Oi'clot Mating, Rugs,
Walnut Hat Tree. III II Chairs Sofa
msrbie-t"p and Plain Dressing Bureaus, Wash
Mahogany. Walnut and Painted wardrobes,
Superior Damask covered Lounges,
Fine Cnrl d HAIR and Husk Mattresses
~ aukets, Boisters and Pillows,
SSheStlng, C,InterpaEes, Comforts,
marble top MAHOGANY SideboaTd,
extension Dining Table, Side Tables
CastorS Spoons, Knives and Forks
Chlra. Glass. and Crockary Ware
superior Radiator, Alrtig al and other Stoves
hhou, SIX tons Coal, a lot Wood,
Iogether with general assortment of Kitchen
REQUISITES.
FERNS $50 and urGer. cash over that sum, a
credit OF so and ~ days for notes satisfactorily
ses J. g. MCGUIRE 4 CO, Aucts.
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Anniversary Celebration In Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, Sept. 12.-The forty fifth anniver-
sary of the battle of North Point is being cele-
DRAFTED to-day with great spirit. The streets are
thronged with military parades, and flags are
displayed at all points
The "Old Defenders dine at Green Springs
Several visiting military companies including
one from York, Pa, (the Worth Infantry,) are
here participating
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THIS AFTERNOONd TO-MORRoW
FUTURE DAYS

BY j. c. MCGUIRE q CO, Auctoneer,
- TERNOON, September 18TH, at AZ O'clock Al
the auction Rooms, we shall SELL IN sums 20 suit
SZ'uUC rshonof w ASH ngton quarterly SIX per
$500 Corporation of Alexandria six per cent
S20 Corporation of washin gton semi annual six
per cent Stock.
Terms cash, in current funds
Sc w J. g. MCGUIRE A CO., auct'rs
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NaW Yerk MarLeta.

NEw YORK. Sept I2.-ylour 10 unsettled-com-
mon is buOyant, choice heavy and 5al0c. lower
state 81 Boz 40 Ohio IS O0a5 IS; Southern 81 90
ass Is. Wheat is quiet; Southern white 81 36a
las. Corn quiet; MIXED slas2A yellow Sc y as7c
Pork is dull mess SIS; prime sl0.37. Lard firm.
Whisky is dull at 26kc.
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from the and south America
NEW York, Sept. l2.-Thc steamship Star of
the West, from Aspinwall, hes arrived bringing
upwards of two millions of specie, and nearly SO
passengers. Her California dates are anticipated
The Golden Gate arrived at San Francisco on tn.
18th Of August, and the Cortez, Of the opposition
line. on the 18th.
The steamship Roanoke. corvette Preble and
storeship Relief, Were at Aspinwall All well
The frigate Fulton was at Key West, and would
sail IN 4 few days.
The was a severe gale at Aspinwall on the 29th
doing considerable damage To the buildings and
killing one man.
The frigates Merrimac and Saransc the cor
yette Nandalia and storeship Warren remained AT
Panama. The Vandaia would sail for home
The sloOps Cyane and st. Marys were on the Cen
trail American coast.
Advices from Guayaquil Of Aug. 18th. states
that the Peruvian teet WAS preparing 10 bonn bard
that CITY, and all the upper classes Of the citizens
had removed. Those who remained were pre-
pairing for desperate resistance Castillo was
inolnentarily expected with all bis force from
Callao disastrous fire occurred there on the
18th, destroying whole block
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isaItimare Marksts.

BALTIMORE. Sept. I2-FlOur closed firm; How
ard street and Ohio IS II. Wheat closed buoyant
and active; sales Of 81 900 bush; white 81 2Oaf as
red 81 O5aSl Is. Corn closed active; white sOaslc
yellow s2as3c. Provisions closed firm; bacon sides
loci mess pork SIS. Whisky quiet at 2sXc. for
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Alexandria Markets.

Union street at IS. Wheat-sales Of fair 90 good
white al 81 25sSl 30; red, 81 I5asI IL. Com
sales at sc. by weight. Oats and Rye-no sales
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ODEoN HALL, Corner ~ street and Pa orenue-
we are now opening one Of the finest and best Sc
lected stock Goods ever brought to this mark t
consisting of every variety of Gsr is Frock Bust
ness, Dress and Overcoats; q splendid variety of
rants, embracing every style and color that has
been In market this fill Our stock of Boys Cloth
Ing cannot be esualed in this or any other market
US q call and we will give you bargains.
sel2-5t WEsEyFFIp n Co
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An American Vessel Fired at from Spa pI,h

BosroN, Sept. l0.-The bark America from
C"nstantinople while passing the Strait, Of Glib
rater was fired on twice from the Spanish fort al
Tariff. The first waS blank cartridge, and the
second round saOt, which passed through the
lower maintopsail
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Ffuauefal.

NEW YORK, Sept. I2.-StOcks-Chicaeo and
Rock Island 694; Cumberland Coal Comp. i44;
Illinois Central shares O.; do. bonds e7k; Mich,
gan Southern 81; New York Central 7eI; Read
lag RR. 4lA; Va. 6's OK; Mo. 6's s4k
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Suicide of a New York Merchant

BosroS, Sept 9.-1.etters by the Europa state
that Henry StOwell, Jr., Of the firm Of Slocum
Stowell Co, Of New York, committed suicide
in Manchester, Aug. %.
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BY J. c. MCGUIRE CO, Auctioneers.
VERY NALuARLE REAL. ESTATE At

VEhf VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT
THE CORNER OF F STREET NORTH AND l2rH
tTREET ,WEsTA At PUBLIC AUcTIoS.-On MONDAY
ar EhNOON, pt 'mber the 18th, at ~ O'Clock,
on me premises, We shall sell that valuable proper
sltuated at the corner Of 18th and F streets be-
Ing part % Lot NO. 3. IN square No. 32l, having
ifoht OF ~ Ieet Inches On L street, and running
mack seventy ieet on 18th street to four feet aley
N the rear; together with the improvements, con-
tlstng oil new, wei built -four, story brick house.
containing commodlous store room on the & rst
moor, dry cellar and kitchen below, and nine good
rooms IN the dwelling. e
This property is situated at the intersection of
TWO the principal streets in the CITY, on the tho
rousniare between the Executive Departments and
as Dusness ocatlon Is unsurpassed by any in that
cuoh OF the cry The sal" of this property pre-
sents rare opportunity for Investment HAVING al
ways commanded from FIVE 20 SIX hundred dollars
annual rent. Title indispui BILE
Terms: 200 In cash, 8 SO in FIVE wears and
the Iesdus IA one, two, tn se and four years from
the day OF sale, with lnteru e. secured by deed az
annually. " P"'N S0'''i
se9d J. C. McGITIRF S On A,o,,..
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AUCTION sALM.
Nv WALL a RAPN1p0

By WALL & BARNARD. Auct;on..-,
OS TONS OF IRON AT AUCTION.~Ovny
scp and asSs the
lie aneon oR 5ss yI w =
haod consisting Of p"
iGppn and ffs 8:
Also 5tons Sanderson's Square and Ootsson Cast
Pr viOus TO which time we of .r rare Inducements
Tor essS to 'SSe SHN f f. e Ie' prices
ie1aa WALL sa Ar tsRIi a xaSss:
By J. C. MCGUIRE L CO., Auctioneers.
Two VERY DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS
NOON, Septsmber IIth, at s O'clock. on the prem
isss, We shall SELL with ut reserve, Lots Nos. is
trSntlng each twenty five feet on Vermont avenue
between and streets north, running back about
These Lots are beautifully located for residences
In very desirable and healthy hborhood, com
Terms: Ose- third cash the residue in 6 and 70
mo Wh interest secured by deed in trust
sel2 J. c. MCGUIRE & CO., Aucts.
BY A. GREEN, Auotioneer.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTIN THE FIRST
O'Clock m, the following valuable Building Lots,
Lot No: II, in Square No. a. fronting on north H,
$3.50 square feet,
Lot No D, IN square No. Al, situated at the corner
OF north h and Gath streets, containing ALP
square feet,
Lot NO 4, In square No. 81, fronting on north l.,
Detw1 zen sd and cath streets, next to the corner
f24th street, containing 5,2iI square feet,
Lots Nos and 6. In square No 81, situated at the
corner OF north L. Ard oath streets. No. / con-
tains 5000 and No. ssh square ieot
Persons wishing to purchase handsome building
lots are respectfully requested to examine the beau
tifu locations of al the above described propeTtT
they Will lind this sale worthy their attention.
Terms for Lots Nos. and 6, IN Square 81, made
known on ay OF sale perhaps il will he cash.
For all the rest one quarter sh balance g. II
and 10 months for notes bearing interest from day
indisputable.
The sale will com nence on the first named prop
ertJ. l2-d) A. GREEN, Auct
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By j. G. INQUIRE Il CO., Auctlonsers
EXECUTORS SALE OF VALUABLE NrR-
TATE OF TIE LATE JAMES MAuERSon TiTES
DAY AFTERNOON. Septernber 2Hth, 1852 at four
ociocE, on The premises shall sell the large and
valuable collection of shade and ornamental TreeS
about 2lI", together with the unexpirsd lease on
her, on 10th street west, between o and p streets
north. eOSNS
IhlI sale h4rsa very favorable opportunity for
trees are all Of the most select kind and In good
nlitiOn. ~ " e
Terms One-thIrd cash; the residue IN s and G
months, for aPP:ov ri endorsed notes bearing int r
TAO. J. Fisher. Executors.
seq co J. c. Mcguire A. CO Aucts
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MARRIED.

On the 9Th instant. at the Rock Creek Church, by
Miss MARGARET CRAWFORD, both of this
city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-12

THE GRAND BALL Of the Jackson Club takes
place at the Assembly Rooms this (Monday) eve
ming, remember
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The WESTERN HosE COMPANY, No. I. paraded
the avenue this morning, on their way to Ale1an-
dria, headed by some excellent martial music
under Drum-major Mackey, Of the District regi-
ment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-12

WANTED TO RENT.-A stylish, comfortable and
wei Unfinished house, situated north of Pennsyl-
and not further north than street. Address zap,
pllcant" at this Office. Sc Il. st.
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C0SO REWARD.-Broke jail, on Sunday
~ AOO night, the l4th instant, two white men,
BENJAMIN AITHEY and JOHN L. MAGRU-
DER.
The said AITHEY was committed to Jail on the
10th day Of June last, charged with the murder IF
J. u. KIantz, at Laurs Factory. Prince GEORGES
couxty, Maryland. He is about five feet ght or
nine inches high, light complexion. thin face and
dark brown hair-had common clothing and
pair of substantial leg irons Up to the time of the
murder, he was employed at the Laurel Factory in
driving a team hauling cotton To refractory.
We will give a reward of Two Hundred Dollars
for the apprehension OF said Aithey-no matter
where takeh-prOs ided he is deliver ed at the Jail of
Prince Georges eOu -ty, Maryland
SAID NJ AGRUDER was committed on the llth
day of July last, charged with theft Heis a youth
shout n; netsen years of age has a fair complexion
light hair and very blue eyes is about 1--WE feet Six
inches high; has a mother living in Georgetown,
ID &.
We will give a reward of Fifty Dollars for his
apprehension, if delivered at the jail Of Prince
Georges county, Mary land
BY order OF tho Comm ssIoners:
r. w. g BADEN, President or the Board.
Test:-T. f.. WILLIAMS, Clerk. 8u Is If
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The LATE EXCURSION Of st. Peters Sunday
School to Glymont, we hear, was a thoroughly
delightful and successful affair, as indeed any
thing OF the sort undertaken by this Society is
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At BENARD Co.'S TEMPLE OF FASHION, No.
esq style of oents' Dress Hats, fine Soft and Felt
Has, Boys and ChIldren's Has and Caps at the
lowest cash price. ID The Three Dollar is un-
surpassed. sc 12-5t
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BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer.

-u,r -, nI a. UhEEN, Auctoneer.
I'WO-STORY FRAME HOUSE AND LOT
= AT AUCTioN..On WEDN ESDAY, the l4th
instant, shall sell in front of the premises nj az
CLOCK p. m., good and nearly new two story
frame House. containing converi entity arranged
rooms anu the lot on which il stands being part OF
OF No. H. IN square NJ. 559. This properly is
dscma located, h nting on LIST str e. wxt
Dctwern and streets north.
Ierins: One fourth cash the balance in g. u, Is
ana months for notes be airing interest from dsy
81 sale. deed given and deed of trnst taken
T'tla o. disputable. ~
sc A GREEN Anct
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Robbery of the brooklyn Posi- OFFICE.

NEW York. Sept. IO.-The post Office at Brook
lyn was robbed last night. All The letters were
opened and ritied, and 50 900 in money I'D drafts
and money orders Were mutilated and rendered
worthless
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LOST AND FOUND.

I OST-Saturday or Sunday, . MASONIC PIN
IL a square and compass-of gold, with a white set
IN the centre. The Under will be literally del
by returning It to A. HANCOCK, Pa. avenue, be-
tween 18th and 18th SITS. Sc II st
rtME TO THE HOUSE OF Thus. r. BEN
" SON, living on 18Th ard streets east, 11ErkH
THREE BEEF CATTLE; two of them Ex
are bufs oes, and one Pied with harness. 40
| wish the owner to come and pay expenses. aud
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DIsIRIcr OF CoLunnA ApvKzTIsl-
SESTs TO Be INSERTED IN THR BALTIMORE Suy
ARE RECEIVED AT AND yoRvARDKp yRon THE
STAB OFFICE.