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y Nhe EnofutH Hank Dctnhcnttonsl II
The Phnhi& Bank Robbery was thes sub!
ject Of another lengthy Investigation ysster-
day. .at the Jsfferson Market Police Court,
New York, whom Genevisye Lyons and Chss.D
Brown wore brought. up for sxamiuation.J
The proceedings, which will be found fully,
reported elsewhere. include an interestingp
and remarkable confession of the pretty
waiter girl, and her varied adveuturss In this,
city up to tho moment Of her sffsstgs She
gives q graphic account Of her acquaintance
with jenkins, Of his great appetite for wine,
and Of his determination to treat everybody
within roach Of his voice. His princely do
nations 10 the girls in the concert saloons,
and "the loads OF money" which bis mistress
saw occasionnllywith him, are told In an art
less manner. Brown also made statement
relative 70 the sums he receited from Jsn-,
kins, but denied, like the other prisoner, all
guilty knowiedge Of the robbery The case
was adjourned TIL to-day at p. m, ,5. 5as,,f
The pretty waiter girls story is that'she
was thrown out Of employment in New York,
and TO save herself from starvation took a
place In concert saloon, and then goes cn
thus: ,g g u, IL. ~, i,.a. I'd ,' ,..
never asked him (Jenkins) where he
lived. Ono night he told me TO look for some
rooms and no would rent them for me and
buy me some furniture. He gave me $500
to buy furniture with, and did buy II; I
lived in these rooms Mr.. Jenkins visited
me every week-and sometimes every night.
Before was arrested mot him but once in
the streets more than year and half ago,
and that was accidentally; / was never in
any bad house in my life; never was in q
theatre; 1 never was in the streets lntc at
night whatever my. relations with jenkins
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10, 1855
THE wERz coURT-MARTIAL.

This morning at eleven o'clock the officers
composing this Court met at their rooms, on
Fourteenth street, but did not organize on
account of the absence of Brigadier General
HoLr, the Judge Advocate. After discuss
ing over some matters, they adjourned until
Monday morning, when the organization
will take place and the trial be commenced.
The following is q list of the members of
the Court:
President, Major General LEW WALLACE; Bre-
vet Major General Morr, Brevet Major General
GEARr, Brevet Major General L. THOMAS, A. @. !
Brigadier General UNDERWOOD, Brgadier Gen
eral BRAad, Brevet Brigadier General BALLrER,
Lieutenant Colonel ALcocK, 4th New York ar
tillsry; aud Lieutenant Colonel srrBBs, 18th
Iowa. Brigadier General JOSEPH HoLr, Judge
Advocate.
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Tn. Frame, and General Grant.

The French and General GRANT.
On Tussday |. Reputation Of the Lafsyssts
Benevolent Association called on Gen. GRASr
). Detroit p IN E| h ~
After bsing sevsrnlly Introduced TO the
distinguished yisitor The following rcsolu.
tom, which were sdoptedat ssrsciai meet
Ing oftbe directors of the Association, were
Ireadto him:
Resolved, That Fronchmen, with General
Lafayette at their head, were tho first to
offer succor and aid to the United States in
gaining their independence. -"
That the -Franoo-Amerieans Of Detroit
have ever been the most sincere friends Of
the Government or Washington, which they
have SUSTAINED, supported, and protected,
etcu at the peril Of their lives, while furnish
ing largo number ofsoldiers, now veterans,
In crushing the rebellion In the Southern
StstesAjiTf db Ibthh aEh A'9"Ai I'd
That among those brave soldiers are many
of our own members who have mot the fro of
the ensmy, manyoof whom have gloriously
fallen while obeying the orders of our noble
Lieut., Gen. Grant. -s.,-., ,..,..,,r.y rsggg
That we seize upon the occasion Of the ar
rival in our city Of this distinguished and
valiant warrior, to testify TO him our sympa-
thies, and to present to him our Fluctuations
for having go magnanimously conducted the
armies Of the United Slater, with tactical
skill and talent, which has restored peace
10 us. ....r o.. .-. - .- JILL. ..f
That We recognize in Lieut.. Gen. Grant
the Little Corporal (" Of the age, under
whose orders we are ready to respond whom.
ever our insolent foe dare assail us. =
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The Late Alteration Between Gen
Meredith and Col. Mcbride.

long advertisement In a morning print Ad :
dressed to the editor Of the REPUBLICAN. -
signed by JAMES d. McBRIDE, complains that our
Reporter did him the 'grossest inj ustice'' In the
report OF the late alteration at the Metropolitan
Hotel, between himself and Gen. MEREDITH. Our
Reporter informs us that he heard the state ment
OF Gen. MEREDITH and others about the affair,
and then wrote out his account, as It appeared in
the REPUBLICAN, and which, he informs us, re-
ceived the endorsement Of the chief clerk Of the
hotel as being correct.
The Editor-in Chief Of the REPUBLICAN did not
read the report himself until the day after IL was
printed, when its accuracy was questioned. Had
we done so we should have stricken out all refer.
ence to the former disputes between the General
and Colonel, and all reference to the conduct OF
the latter when In Paducah because It had othing
whatever to do with the fight at the Metropolitan
Hotel, to which the Reporter should have con =
fined himself, any more than Col. McBRIDE's a
card has to do with 1t.
II the morning print, where the card an.
pears, means to say that it was offered to the
REPUBLICAN rs an advertisement, 1t utters a will.
full and malicious falsehood. We declined to
publish 1t for nOthfag because 1t would occupy a
column OF the REPUBLICAN, and contains no er.
pLdnGtfOn lohateuer about the yG0ht. We notified
our chief assistant editor that Colonel McBRrpF
could have AZ much space as our report Of the
alteration occupied to state the facts as he un
derstood them.
We have no desire to asperse the character oil
Col. MoBRTDR, or any other man and our RE-
PORTER departed from the line Of his legitimate
duty as ehtonieler Of facts in admitting nto his
report any statement about Col. MCBRIDg's con
duct at Paducah, because he had no means Of
knowing ANYTHING AbOut it, except what Gan
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MAssACHUsETTs WAR DEBT.

Gov. ANDREW has been here for several
days, and has had frequent interviews with
the President, Secretary of War, and Score.
tary Of the Treasury, on the subject of the
payment of the war debt of Massachusetts,,
contracted during the last four years. 10.
day the President ordered the payment OF
six hundred and twenty-ons thousand dollars
towards the settlement Of the total amount
due, which is said to be about three millions
of dollars
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Special Partiona.

The President has granted pardons to the
following Virginians:
Colmau Workman, J. D. Harvey, Hugh W. Fry,
James Dunlap, James Thomas, Jr., William s.
ponyRn, Edwin WOrtham, J. b. Watkins, Charles
7. WORKMAN, L. II. Frazer, Charles h. Wynne,
John barley, John II. Montague, Thomas W. Nc
Glance, Thomas W. boswell, William @. Paino,
George :. Palmer, II. II. Dibwell, l.. W. Glaze
brook, G. E,whitlOok, James L.Apperson, Robert
4, Payne, John Purcell, r. II. MAury, Alfred
MUSES., Andrew l.. Rllstt, T, 3. MeteAlf, Nathaniel
Burwell, Alexander Dudley, Richard II. Riddick,
x; 7 Foster, L. l.. Stephenson, NJ. 8, Harman,
William Wickham.
The other States are represented as follows:
Tennessee-Prazer Titus From South Caro-
X. Marshall. Prom North Carolina-James h
Sheppard, j. R. D. sheppard, J. 7. Leach and
John b. Sheppard.
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QUICK WORK ron ONE DAY.

Gen. A. B. UNDERWOOD received his COM
mission to-day as Surveyor of the Port Of
Boston. He was consequently relieved from
service upon the WERz Military Commis-
sion, and breveted by the Secretary of War
a Major General in the volunteer service,
without asking for it, "a Well-earned honor
and, in order to accept the new civil position
just conferred upon him by the President, he
has resigned his military commission. This
is good record for one day.
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A. II. stephens ct ana at Fort Warren

There are now but 1--WE prisoners at Fort
Warren. Vice President Stephens, for the
last ton days, has been released from close
confinement and is permitted to walk where
ever he pleases in the fort between reyeille
and retreat, and even aseends to the ramparts
lie is always unguarded, and seems to appre-
ciate his relief from his dungeon. NJ.
Another prisoner is Mr. Reagan, the late
confederate postmaster general. A third is
Charles Cheshire. formerly one Of the super
visors of Brooklyn, N. Y, who is in close
Imprisonment for frauds perpetratod in the
recruiting department, his sentence being six
months imprisonment and n fno Of $40, 900.
His cell is so situated that he can see from
his window the whole interior Of the fort, and
he was soon recognized by acquaintance Of
the list. A fourth prisoner is q British cap
tain, a blOckade-runner and q fifth party
who refused to take the oath Of allegiance.
Reagan is allowed to take an hours walk
each day, attended by guard. - BOStOH
TraUslsy
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The Trial OF werE.

The Military Commission of which Major
General WALLACE is President and General
Holt, Judge Advocate, for the trial of the
rebel Captain WERE, will hold their sessions
in the room occupied by the Court of Claims,
in the Capitol, q spacious and airy chamber
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GALE OF GOVERNMENT BUILDING
~ AT GREAT FALLs, MARYLAND.

DRPOT or WAsHINGTON, \
WASHINGTON, D. C., Aug. Is, la65.
viii be sold at Public Auction, on the premises,
under the direction Of Captain J. II. Crowell, A.
Q. NJ, on SATURDAY, August 20, 1855, at
A 6NE.sToRY FRAME BUILDING,
20 by 100 feet, situated near Great Falls, Mary
land, about eighteen miles above Washington,
d. c., on the Potomac river. Vel .'.
This building must be removed from the prem
ises within ton n0) days from date OF sale.
Terms: Cash, In Government funds.
d. II. RUCKBR,
Breyet MAJ. Cen and CHIEF auarte eFmastsr,"
aul0.1 Depot Of WashiDgtOR.
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Which makeb the grand total. 81, $50, 600
The effects of the frauds upon the house
of Ketchum, Son 4 Co., is thus summed up
by the Times:
l. They have lost in stolen securities be-
tween 50, 900, 900 and So. 900, 900.
2. They have suspended payment, and all
operations. I
3. They have assigned their property to
p. G. Calhoun, President Of the Tenth Ma
tional Bank, and L. Bement, q former part
ner of Morris Ketchum, Jr., for the benefit of
their creditors.
A. The balances due their customers, mainly
New England banks, amount TO the tremen-
dous sum of So, 500, 900. ...
8. They have published q remarkable card,
in which they have given the public an idea
of their business, which differs materially
from the idea previously entertained, .
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-19

UMON CONVENTION IN NEW YORK.-Tho
Union State Committee Of New York met on
Thursday at the Astor House, New York
city, and prepared call for the State Con.
gates from each Assembly district, and will
meet at Syracuse on the Goth Of September,
The officers TO be nominated are, Secretary of
State, Comptroller, Treasurer, Engineer, Ca.
nal Commissioner, Prison Inspector, two
Judges Of Appeals, and Clerk Of Appeals. -
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PRESIDENTIAL EXCURSION,

This afternoon President JOHNSON and
family, accompanied by Col. BRowSIsG, his
Private Secretary, and a few guests, will
make trip down the Potomac, in the Gov
ernment yacht River Queen. The party will
go into the Chesapeake bay, and perhaps visit
Fortress Monroe, and return on Monday.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-19

The amount Of the certificates of indebted.
ness redeemed at the Redemption Bureau Of
the Treasury Department amounts, for the
week ending to-day, to $9,2s3, O20. The
amount Of mutilated currency destroyed at
the same bureau during the week sums up at
S4IO, 5S5.
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The REVEREND REBEL GENERAL EwELL
called upon the President to-day to- thank
him, we suppose, for letting him out Of Fort
Warren and not hanging him. We admire
gratitude even in rebel 1t is "a scarce
article nov. .a-days ..r... .
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4 LANDS IN THE STATE OF IowA,-A patent
has just been issued to the State of Iowa for
'4,6ls acres of land, as indemnity for that
quantity of swamp lands in Montgomery
county of that State which have been dis.
posed of by the United States as other public
linda
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-19

Pension BUREAU APPOINTMENTS. - Mr..
DwIGHr H. DAY, of Arcade, Wyoming coun-
ty, N. Y, and Mr.. F. E. FRASkLIs, Of Ohio,
were appointed this morning examining sur
geons for the Pension Bureau. % .'
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THE BOSTON APPOINTMENrs.

A mistake, not ours, occurred yesterday
in announcing the Boston appointments. Mr..
GoocH has been appointed Naval Oficer, not
Surveyor, and Gen. UsDERwooD has been
appointed Surveyor, not Naval Officer.
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MUSHROOM PERFuNEs.---0f the swarm of
inferior perfumes got up to compete with Pha-
Ions "Night- Blooming cereus,' scarcely even
the memory remains. They are literally for
gotten, while the sales Of that ne plus ultra of
all fragrance constantly increases. Sold every.
where, ...r = '... . .t..
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-19

GENERAL SWIFT and General STRONG are
in town. Their presence reminds us that
"the race is not to the swift nor the battle
to the strong"
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HoRsEs AND CHiLDREN.-In the Saratoga
list Of arrivals il is customary TO abbreyiate
the attendants Of 0 magnate. Thus q mar
ried couple, with their daughter and four
horses, thus appears: Mr.. and Mrs. Stubbs,
an Id .-. .--...-. 100. .... H...N. .~-F'..
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JAIL GUARD APPoIsTED.--Mr. John r.
Pierce, for some time past one Of the guards at the
Old Capitol prison under Superintendent Wood,
was this morning appointed . guard at the jail
Pierce flls the place lately held by Mr.. Duyall,
promoted TO Deputy Warden
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IN TowN--Mr. John P. Smith, the agent
Of Bryant's Miustrels, from 472 Broadway, New
York, arrived In the city this morning. The
Bryants appear In Washington next week. Due
notice will be given Of their hrst appearance. n
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-19

DEATH OF AN AGED LADY.--Mrs. Maria
Thornton, who has just died 10 this city at the
advanced age OF one hundred yeart, was the
widow Of DR., Thornton, tho original architect Of
the Capitol, and the hrst Commissioner OF Patents
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Another Rebel Brig.dicr Applies for
Pardon.

The rebel Brig Gen. TYRELL II. BELL, Of
the exploded confederate army, made appli,
cation to the President this morning for
pardon. He halls from Tennessee.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-19

GOVERNOR ANDREW left town this after
noon for New York, en- route to Boston.
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To be SENT TO FoRr rDELAwARE.-Wm II.
savans, company G, ID d. @. Volunteers, was
this morning sent from the Provost Marshal's
Office at Alexandria under sentence Of grand
eourt-martial. He was sent to the Old Capitol.
Some time since he escaped from Fort Delaware,
and this afternoon he goes on an excursion to the
latter place accompanied by n guard.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-19

A MONUMENT to John Brown is talked of
in TOrhngtOn, Conn, where hs was born.
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JouN BULLS SINKING FUSD-The ATLANTIC
cable.
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ORPHANS CoURr--Jndgs PnreeH--The
account Of John Leary against the estate Of 0tho
Boswell was nled. g'1. I-I .i ... -
The answer Of Marshal Brown to the petition
| OF Elizabeth Brown vRs hled ,..tI.-... ..,T
| The account Of sales OF, the personal estate OF
Sarah Smith was retained by Thomas p. Brown,
the executor. ,.f' .. ,r... ..'....
The iavsntory Of the personal estate of othO
| The second account OF Alice Z. Causten, guar
dian to Mary 9. Causten, was nled. .. 2
The first and hnal socDunt Of Jessie McDermoit,
administratrix Of VIM. McDermott, was filed. -
| Letters Of administration were issned TO Joseph
II. Clarke, administrator Of Jane Z. Dunseoute. !
To Edward aud George Shoemaker, admins
| traitors Of George Shoemaker -yy. ,-
To Elizabeth Neon, adminlstratrix of John T.
Meen. .s.''
To Margaret Nicer, udministratrix Of Patrick c.
The will of Ellen Grian was partially proven
and admitted to reeorsi. b !
Margaret Foley gave bond as guardian to the
orphans OF Martin Foley. ..u-uU, .n...
CRmMiL CoUarMJudSs Wvhe. -Nath,l
Wilson, Esq, Assistant District Attorney, prose-
cutting. The jnry In the case Of John Fleming,
| indicted for robbery, this morning rendered a
verdict Of guilty He was sentenced to seven
John sacks, @ | %Silc SS?H boy Richard Wall, TbO..
King, John Holmes, James Fountain, Charles
Hunter, Madison Butler, Allen Jones, Henry
johnson Miles Gary, Joseph Peyton, Thomas
|
Thomas. all colored, indicted for riot and ARRAY,
were placed on trial. 81 49,.
Mr. John X. Condor, the prosecuting witness,
| testified that he resided near Glesboro'. On Sum
day last, the prisoners eamo on his place and
were taking his fruit. Witness went out aud
entreated them to go away. They refused. He
told them he would have them taken care Of
While he was talkipg with them some OF the
boys nTed at him. Witness got his horse and
revolver and started Cor the police.
Ofieer Anderson testified that he arrested the
boys named IN the indictment, aud they accused
riot.
Mr.. Wilson, tho Assistant District Attorney,
said there were but six Of the accused identified,
namely Wall, Thomas, Peyton, Hunter, dimes,
aud Sacks. He entered q EOlLe PrOSe4ui In re-
latiOn to the others.
Mr.. Baker, counsel for tho accused, asked that
the others might be discharged, aud argued thai
the Indictment was n Joint ono, and that those
identihed could all be convicted or acquitted I'M
der the indictment a.. I'd ..,..I o.
The case was before the court when our report
closed. .ur
RECESS OF THE CRIMINAL COURT.-This
afternoon Judge Wylie, holding the Grim
ipal Court, adj ourn0d the court until the lrst
Tuesday In October next. The Jail casos have
all been disposed OF; those remaining on the
docket OF the court are out on bail.
The trial OF John Y. Lusby, indicted for murder
and rape, was nxed for the hrSt day Of the court
after recess, the ProSseatop not yet being ready
-.
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81 A Friend in Need Those re-
! quiring confidential medical assistance should
apply to some regular educated physician who
has made certain. diseases hiA special study !;
such q man Is DR.. DARBY, who Is daily curing
been to all the self-called doctors In this city,
and spent valuable time and money, with no
benefit until be took charge Of them. His terms
pretsndep, whose only purpose is to fleece the
unfortunate, and then advise them, when Il 10
almost too late 10 apply 70 him. .y.f.-. ...
Call on him at once, or you may regret u ever
Afterwards. 'r' ~" DR! DAIRY, II, z
No 400 Seventh street, between D and Z
streets, Washington city. fsl6-n
81 The Bridal Chamber, an Essay OF
Warming and Instruction for Young Men. Also,
new and reliable treatment for Diseases Of the
Urinary aud Sexual Systems. Sent free, In
sealed envelopes. Address, DIR. J. BKILLIN
HoUaHToN. Howard Association, PhilAdelphia
Pa. r..I I0H b. l.. . r... mhM-y ,
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SECRETARY SEWARD and party returned
from Cape May last evening,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SS- An Adjourned Meeting OF the
Board OF Trustees Of the Public Schools will be
held on TUESDAY, the 22d instant, at ] o'cloek,
p. IN. Ia.,A r Il. MoR6RLL, ~
aul9-3t Acting Secretary
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MoTTo FOR CYRUS W. FIELD---A fool and
bis cable are soon parted,
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SERIOUS AccDENr.-Yesterday as Chas.
H. Washington, colored, about ten years Of age,
Of a Seventh street horse car, he fell and the
wheels passed over his right arm, crushing It In
q terrible manner. The driver Of the car took
him to Campbell hospital, where his wounds
were dressed,
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BAnGEn GIVES HIMSELF UP.-Our readers
will remomber q few days ago a report appeared
In our columns giving the facts in regard TO the
man, Simon G. Myers, who was knocked over
Barger, the man who struck him made his escape.
This morning Barger, 10 company with Mr..
Cation, appeared at the office Of Justice Walter
aud gave himself up for trial. He stated that he
would have given himself up before, but the
friends Of Myers had threatened to shoot him, and
be was trying to escape from them, He also told
the Magistrate that Myers was pushed overheard
during the scufie, and that he Is very sorry the
thing has happened, as he had no Intention OF
pushing Myers in the canal Barger is a young
man about twenty -four years OF age. He was
del vered to Sergeant Ecklof Of the seventh pre-
eint, and taken to jail for further hearing.
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LOCAL ~ H w - /.

The BRowN AND WILEY CAsE.-In the
Orphans Court to-day the answer OF Marshal
Brown to the petition Of Mrs. Elizabeth Brown,
sdministratrix Of Tillotsoa ?. Brown, deceased,
praying for leave to amend the inventory hereto
fore returned by her, was filed in court. The
answer, states this respondent, denies the facts
stated In said petition. and requires proof; and
prays that an issue be sent TO the Supreme Court
Of the District Of Columbia to hnd whether the
statements OF said petitioner are true.
He charges that the whole statement Of said
petition Is part and parcel Of conspiracy set on
foot by the said Elizabeth Brown, Emily Wiley,
aud others,7whom he expects TO be able to dis
eover-to defraud this respondent out Of that
portion Of the estate Of said Tiliotson p. Brown
to which, as next Of kim this respondent is justly
entitled to and II the facts were as stated by said
petitioner, she knew them all Just as well when
the said inventory was prepared a' she does now,
lie said Securities named in sid petition were
In the lifetime Of said Tillotsou p Brown deliy =
cred to the said Emily Wiley as her property.
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NATIONAL TEAcHERs CoSyESrrox.-,

"And my nrst step shall be on Henry's head. >
King Henry VI, Act Y, last scene.
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81 New York and washinRson
STEAMSHIP COMPANY, foot Of High street,
Georgetown.--s steamer GEO. H. STOUT is now
discharging. Consignees will please attend TO
the reception OF their goods without further
notice. .rt..rf- go. Fu. r.fr.a.
This steamer will sail for New York (via oanal)
SATURDAY, August 10, Mt 10 u. m .. la sYagi
aul7-2t - n -. . @. C.P.HOU0HT Agent, q, D..