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There has been considerable hubbub among
the students of the Philadelphia Medical Uni
NeTSity IN consequence of the admission of
female students to the clinical lectures. The
male students Kissed the women as they passed
out from the lecture room the other dav and on
being reprOached subsequently for this ungen-
tlemenly conduct, the young men stated that
the clinical lecture that day was connected
with surgical operation upon man. which did
not seem to them proper to be witnessed by
students 81 both sexes; in fact. that their sense
of mods>ty had been shocked by the presence of
women at that operations; and that they had
known no other way of emphatically expressing
their disaPprObatiOn. They added that they
had no objection to the study and practice of
medicine and surgery by women; but that in
some departments, at least, they thought they
ought not to pursue the study in common with
men. On Saturday last there was a clinical
lecture to the same class, attended by 40 men
and 50 women students, which passed OF with
out disturbance OF any kind. The male students
alleged, however, that the object of the lecture
vas entirely free from the Objectionable features
that had Oceasioned the previous disturbance.
the subjects treated being typhoid fever lead
Pal>y. blOody-vOmting, heart disease. and the
amPutatiOn of the foot of man crushed by a car.
On the female side it is contended that IL il
necessary tnat there should be female ply
sieians, and that they should be thoroughly ed
ucated; that TO the pure all things are pure; and
that in the pursuit of science there il no sex.
The question rises, however, whether there are
Lot some branches of medical science which,
considering the age Of medical students OF both
sexes, had better he studied separately.
This controversy Is interesting, as showing an
other phase of thewOman's- tights question There
l. TOthing more remarkable about the s.woman's
movement" than the directness with which the
leaders deal with all matters affecting the rela-
tons between the sexes. The RsrolHtion, for in
stance. discusses the social evil and kindred
topics with rather startling plainness. No pub
EcatiOn, not strictly scientific, conducted by
men. has ever ventured TO be 50 outspoken. 1t
l. possible that the American press have been
CveT-fastidiOus in the mode of treating matters
oi this sort affecting the vital interests OF the
community; bat the wOmen's Fighters seem. if
anything. to he taking the other extreme.
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F" MALARIoUS FOGS.

Countless millions of cubic feet OF malarious vapor
reek from the moist earth every twenty four hours
during the month Of November. This evaporated
moisture is the active principle which begets fever
and ague, bilious reinitents, indigestion, ysentery
bilious cholic, rheumatism, and many other ailments
which prevail more generally in the Fall than at
other seasons, and some of which, in low, swampy
regions and new clearngs, take the form of viruent
epidemics. The best safeguard agsnst these COM
plants, as evidenced by the experience Of a long
series of years, is HOSTETTERS STOMACH
BITTERS, the most pleasant and at the same
the most efficient Of all vegetable tonics. The
invigoration of the system is manifestly the best
means Of defending it against the of Sickness
whether constitutional or casual. Nature as every
pathologist knows, is the most determined enemy of
disease, and the paroxysms OF an acute malady are
in most instances the consequences of the efforts she
makes to conquer the foe. The great object, there
FORE of preventive treatment is to reinforce the
TEN, and il is accomplished thoroughly, rapidly and
safely, by the use Of HOSTETTERS BITTERS.
This powerful tonic contains also on APPARENT and
corrective principle. II is no less valuable reg
ulator and purifier than as an invigorant, and their
is danger of exciting the branor stimulating
the circulation by employing it as an antidote.
no ll-e03txW
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The first number of Col. John II. Taggart's
new Sunday paper, the Philadelphia '..Sunday
Morning Times" is the brightest handsomest,
crispest, newsiest Sunday paper we have ever
seen, and must inevitably prosper Col. Taggart
served with distinction in the Union army; made
an excellent Revenue officer; and has now shown
his capability of accomplishments most diff
cult feat of making a weekly paper a success
from the start. in a field LARGELY occunirt
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"Trodden Down, or Under Two Flags" was
brought ont in excellent style at the National
Iheater last evening, and Mr.. and Mrs. Wat
kins were well sustained by the company. The
drama is very interesting and effective one.
and theater-gOers should not fail to see it. Mr..
Watkins is good actor, and Mrs. w. formerly
Mrs. Charles Howardl is pleasing actress
and vocalist. The piece will be repeated this
evening.
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III BRIDGE STREET, GEORGETOWN.
PROPOSALS FOR DREDGING MACHINES.


-. DV KEAL Ut Ards ND DOCks,
WASHINGTON. II. C.. November IL. 1872
Sealed Proposals, Endorsed Proposals for Dredg-
ing Machnes will be received this office until ~
clock NJ. on the 18th day of December. for building
and Delivering two Steam Dredging Machines: one
al the Navy Yard, New York, and the other AT tn.
Navy Yard. Philadelphia.
The Machines must be Of power and capacity to dig
200 cubic yards each per day of ten hours and b..
arranged to dig in water 30 feet deep
Bidders are requested to furnish plans and snecif
cations Of their machines. with fun descriptions of
materials dimensions, &c, and state the amount for
which they will engage 10 build and deliver them NJ
the places named before the LIST Of March, $50
and guarantee their successful operation and ability
10 perform the work a. above
The Bureau retains the right to reject any or all
the offers, to accept such as may he deemed besf
adapted to the character Of the work to be done al
though the price asked may be higher
DANL AMMEN.
nOl6-law4w Chief of Rnrean Yards and nncks
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From the publishers and from j. sLilIington
We have The iflCafic HssstAly and Our Fo,,na Ey.,
for December, both up to the front rank of the.s
Popular fayOrites.
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AMONG the funniest reading of the day are the
articles four columns long in the ST Louis pa
Pers in favor of moving the national capital to
the West.-Nelc York Sur.
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At the annual stockholders meeting of the Bal
t-m0re and Ohio Railroad Company, held in
Baltimore yesterday, the old Board vi Director,
we're reelected.
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DROPOsALs FOR STATIONERY.

Sealed Proposals for furnishing STATIONERY for
80 ls0 will be received this Department until the
Blank forms for bidding will be furnished upon ap-
The bids will be considered and accepted or reject
Contracts must he executed by the successful bid
The articles contracted for must De furnished from
time to time during the year quantities pursuant
ties or mhs en mi span
= Each proposal must be signed by the individual or
Ell in the N sen S eGda Goliath T
tsNGo,l approved by United States officer OF the
on q form to be furnished by the Department, con
ditioned uEon the execution of contract for fnrh-
awarded under it, and the performance of the
All deliveries will be subject TO insnection nv n,
expert detailed for the purpose by the Secretary Of
will be deemed sufficient cause 70 a4pui the contract
at the option Of the secretary.
the a6e iefs x # eSpy with any one order under
tire penalty of the bond, or the Secretary Of the
Jreasnry may direct the purchase, in open market,
sary supply the deficiency caused by such failure
and charge to the contractors fifty per of the
price which 1t shall be found necessary to pay for
Proposals. unaseompaned by a satisfactory bond
only S t. established q dealers in
no B-eoim lChronicle and Republican,
THE GELEBRAIED, JOSEPH" KID-r
Gloves Of frq ME NSiPles the only ,KiaAD
''''s' ', mi wiLif Ia ssse a' lllD
nol-2w+ No. $40 Penna., avenue.
GRAPE VINES. =
u @,ooo one and two year old VINES for sale by
sih street east, Navy Yard,
nol5-6t. south side Of Odd Fellows Hall.
0RQpHEAp co. CALL ATTENTION To
- their handsome assortment of DRESS IN
GOODS, TRIMMINGS, GLOVES, HO7 N.Y.
sIERY; TOWELINGss sHEETINGs, 8&
DIES AND GERS r'' UNDER N WExk.A &C.. &C.
which they now offer at greatly reduced prices Ele
giant Black Alpaca, only 80 cents and Paris Kids.
cor GgD e Grscn p snd ysT se S
Ing Cotton. Cents Biesched cottons from n cent
you want to do well hR ThsR S9q psrehsss Dr,
noi55t 27s F street, corner 18Th st street.
SUGAR CURED HAMS, &c.
SUGAR CURED HAMS,
THIN BREAKFAST BACON,
SMOKED BEEF,
LEAF LARD, in s. Ii And = lbs tins
no II cost $40 Pennsylvania avenue
NEW FURNITURE AND HOUSE FURNISH.
~ ING GO0DS-AT DENNISQN co, S0
Cottage and Psri Se Suits. Marble u ctnire
Tables, Rockers; Easy, Parlor, and Dining M
Chairs, Sofas; Lounges, Bedsteads, Whatnots,
feather Beds and Pio M.r
Tor and Cook Stoves, Crockery Re-. &c FOR sale As
cheap o. can be bought in the District, by
oc Elm No. 496 Wh, near ID street.
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- L L & AL NOTI ICE.
GOOD NEWS FOR TILE IAnIJ

GOOD NEWS FOR THE LADIES,
dwil sell from this day. till further notice. all the
following enumerated Goods, at the following prices
viz: - ms PA-NN''
Wamsutta Muslin. % cents
Androrccggin Shifting. Is cents
The best make of Prints. II cents
Splendid yelyeteens IS cents to SI5O
Good Black silks, s ] Is to s so
Ia Extra quality Wool Blankets, SIS
Best quality Venetian Carpets, 60 cents
Beet quality and rich pattern Three ply, SI75
5s- "a, yard. Ia, Ia; and yards wide OIL Cloths
at the lowest factory prices.
III sizes Mats and Rugs. 3 g to SEQ.
French MerinOs and Poplins, less than can, be
bought elsewhere. '
Together with many other DESIRABLE GOODS
too numerous a. mention. at the same low rates
LADIES DON MISS THIS OPPORTUNITY
III BRIDGE STREET, GEORGETOWN
nOl6-lui 4 (,TTMAN
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~ y y Il c A L.
Cry COLLECTORS OFFIcE,
N

WEST Wing CRY HALL,
WASHINGTON, d. c., October So 1859 \
Notice Is hereby given that the TAXES FOR THE
YEAR 1869, le, led upon the Real and Personal
Property in the City Of Washington, District of Co
lumbia, will be pay able and after MONDAY No
yember lsf la6y discount Of five Der cent will be
2lst of November. ~ va
In addition to the regular hours allowed by law
this Office viii be open from the 10th TO the 18th Of the
present month from clock p. M 10 o clock D. m ,
TO accommodate mechanics and laborng people who
have taxes TO pay.
On the lst day Of February. ls7o the Collector will
Close his books, and all property upon which taxes
are due and unpaid that date III be alyertisei
for sale " ithout distinction Of person.
FREDERICK A. BOSWELL,
oc 0af City Collector.
IChron News .Repub Intel 4 Expr,ssl
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n~FOR THE BEST AND CHEAPEST PHO
III & GEOGRAPHIC LlkENESSES, Of all sizes and
Styles plain and coered, from card 70 life size-also
types or other old pictures made larger or smaller,
plain or colored and rendered fresh and life like 60
to WHITEHCRST'S, l2A-6 Penn'a aysuue be-
tween A.. and 9TH streets The cheapest first class
GALLERY In the United Sfstes. Facilities unsur
passed. oc2s I'm
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BOARDING..

ROARDING.-PleasantR Rooms, double and single
- FURNISHED or unturnished, with or without board
No. MOUNT VERNON PLACE, bet Sth and % n
streets south side, opposite Mt. VERNON Church.
Terms moderate. nol3l3t-
FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH BOARD, can be
l. had at 3c9 81 street, corner Indiana avenue
one large Parlor and Bedroom. Terms mode
ate. noll -tdecIr
ROARDlNG.-Persons wishing to obtain large and
- pleasant ROOMS, with first class BOARD, can
be suited at No. 81 Pennsylvania avenue, First
Ward. Transient Boarders accommodated. One
Room to rent, unfinished. noIl-ensts
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT-With or
l. without BOARD. at No. 49S Pennsylvania ave
nue.; near Sd. Boarding at the same place, IS per
week. Jy30
EIRST-CLASS BOARD, WITH PLEASANT
Il FRONT ROOMS, To be had on reasonable terms
at us street bet. Eth and 18th; short walk from
most Of the public Offices WStf
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MIND u. u. MAYS KIND |
W. W. PARIS KID GLOVE DEPOT, WW
sos PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
BetUeeA Ninth and TENTH Streets

Stock Of best
PARIS KID GLOVES
on hand at present worth over
~SIJ,OOOvN
ZONE; TWO, THREE and FIVE BUTTON
GLOVES; beautiful cOlors and all sizes
$4,000 dozen LUPIN'S PARIS KID GLOVES
IN black and colors at the low price of per pair
or per dozen. By far the best One Dollar Glove
III the market. mole 1t
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

k'oR SALE-On easy terms, a DRUG STORE. in
n good locality and doing a good business Sick
ness, reason for selling. Address DRUGGIST AND
CHEMIST, Washington City p. .. noI6- lot"
EOR SALE-A fine e. SPRING COACH Parties
Il wishing hne private coach. please call and ex
anime it, at the show room of X. III. GRAHAM. cor
9Th and ID SITS noIG 2t@
EOR SALE-A well built and substantial FUR
Il NlTURE WAGON. Also, a set SINGLE HAIR
NESS, all in good order. Inquire at HUGCELEY
& BOWEN Livery Stable, ON New York avenue
between 9th and ~ IA streets no I3-3tT
"A RARE CHANCE.-FOR SALE-Ofhce store
II rooms. w arehouse, Stables. and Sheds on thu
corner Of 9TH and streets and Canal suitable for
Flour, Feed, and Produce, Fruit, Junk, Coal and
Wood, Lime, Ice. Oyster. or any other business
depot. To be sold for cash. Apply on the prem
Uses. noi3 n
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- TO GAS CONSUMERS.

U ~ 'As ooN'e@hn''
Notice is hereby given that the discount for prompt
payment Of BILLS for gas consumed ON and after
November LIST, 1852 until further notice) Will be
no libel C1AS. ID. BAILEY, Sec'y.
n@OFFICE OF NATIONAL fREEDMENS
U SAVINGS AND TRUST COMPANY, No.
472 7th street opposite the Post Office, Washing
ton, u: G., October b. lS9-At the monthly meeting
Of the Board Of Trustees for October voted to
pay all tepOsitors whose funds have been deposited
f..r ..,ths the first day Of November 1863 inter
est q the rate of . ner cent
NorE.-AiI moneys deI.c-ites with the company
before the THIRD MONDAY q. November will
draw interest from the first of November.
&C GZt ID. l.. EATON. Actuary.
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~ FOR THE APPROACHING SEASON,
30 cases OF Nlnslow Jones and Yarmouth SWEET
lio cases TOMATOES, in and pound tins
~ cases W hite Heath and yellow PEACHES.
Loo cans Petite Pois, Champignuns, ASPARAGUS.
These Goods are guaranteed be If the best quAi-
ty, and for sale at New York rates ia quantity,
adding freight. y. W. BURCHELL.
oc2o Cor. lftl and y sfs.. under Ebbitt Housa
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OrMAYoRs OFFICE CITY Hall

US WASHINGTON, d. C., November is. ISs,
"HHsds, The President Of the United States has,
Dy Proclamation, SET apart THURSDAY next the
Io'h INST, as day Of National Thanksgiving and
Prayer; and whereas the people of this Metropois
have abundant for gratitude for the any and
great blessings enjoyed by them during the past year
therefore recommend that all secular employmants
be abstained from that day, and that the people
of this city unite in the observance of the same as
day of public religious worship and thank sgiving to
Almighty God for His unfaling goodness and His
Astounding mercies
In witness whereof, have hereunto set nv hand
and caused the seal of the Corporation of Washing
ton to be affixed.
nertd 81. BOWEN, Mayor
NJ BOILING HOT AND ICE COLD SODA,
Drawn from the same Fountain,
Ar MILBURN's DRUG STORE,
$50 18th st., opposite u s. Treasury.
KEssINGEN, vICHY, SETTER,
AND SARATOGA WATERS,
noslm' ON DRAUGHT.
tHHkcH on s HI TIE !, gNIrARdA y
p m Sunday School at ga a. m. c2-tf
N = 4 MiLLER, ATroRNEY,Ar-LAw,
City Hall. aus sm M
JUSTICE PEACE,
OPPOSITE KIRKWOOD
no1o-3m Between llth and 18th streets
GALVANIZED SHEET IRON.
no 16-eod3tif JOHN r. ELvANS & CO.
- FAIRBANKS' SCALES
L. BEHRING'S SAFES. G9I0
So,I Al, fFss and kinds at factory prices. -
PLATFORM SCALES
COUNTER SCALES &c
JOHN A. BAKER, Sole Agent
nOl6eo3t Louisiana ave, bet 9th and ljth sts
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THE HIGHEST CASH PAID FOR LADIES
4 Gents, and Children's Cast OF Clothing, Boots
Shoes, etc. at T.. :. HARTOGENSIS 241 9TH street
between NJ and n. Any order through the mai
promptly attended to. de3- ly"
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hR. E0N,
II 46e 9Th street, between and f.
The most skillful and oldest established adverts-
ing ply stefan for the treatment of FEMALE COM
PLANTS in the city. Ladies suffering from irregu
lariies may repose the strictest confidence in him
He guarantees a thorough cure. His fees are
moderate, and patients visiting one but the
Doctor. ly25-tf
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EoR RENT-The UPPER PART ~ 432 and
Il asa Pennsy Vania avenue, between "a aud 9th
streets, embracing large hail. suitable for and
for many years used as Photographic gallery; also,
several desirable ofice ro0ns. all in complete order,
Apply TO B. n. DUNALL, Merchant Tailor. a3i
Peilnsy yania avenue. - s-s-Itf
ENoR sALE-Two new BRICK DWELLING
IL HOl SIS. on Cay. near Green str,ef. tsearge-
town; Terms easy. Apply TO A. Il. sHEPHERD,
2bS Pa. ave. se2 -eptf
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NoTCE-TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN
~ The above notice by Thornton Smith, saving
that own no PATENTCONCRETE PAVEMENT,
ia ms city or elsewhere Is contemplate fals-hood
ana can prove n 50 Therefore all per=an. WISHING
e. get C0NCRETE PAyEMENTS: or CELLAR
fLoubs VIII do well 10 give me a call. am Law
ing the most improved Concrete in the city AT S
cents PEI yard less than Thornton Smith or any
other competitor The best Of reference given when
required ONCE at Builders Depot, No. 500 7th
street. ~
seE-tf CORNFII-s RrRIrU
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1SWORkINGMEN'S ASSEMBLY-A stated
uS meeting will he held at the City Hall To-
MORROW "wednesday EVENING, at ~ o clock
+. MACMCRRAY Secretary
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

NOR s..r N. ENCHANGE-A small FARn
II about eiss, mn : from Washington; cont "a
iMIRs hpet,an.., and Real Estate Brs-
-. ~ NA . vi
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rATERER,
~ No. 3Sl scott's Square, bet and ste. west.
The undersigned does most respectfully announca
TO his patrons and strangers that he l. prepared TO
accommodate them with MEALS and ROOMS on the
European plan. Also, MEALS a la Carte with the
best the markets afford. Alse Is prepared 10 furnish
DINNERS, BALLS, AND PARTIES
at the shortest notice
Parlors and Dining rooms always ready.
mol en- JNO. A. GRAY
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LOIS LOTs!r
FROM $40 To S25 DOWN
AND SIS TO $40 A MONTH.
IN THE FIRST WARD, IN THE SECOND
WARD. AND ON CAPITOL HILL,
BEAUTIFULLY LOCATED.
Apply 20 JOSHUA WHITNEY CO.
el-u 4io 9TH II. between q ana H.
L>OR RENT-The second and third STORIES of
y Clarke Building, leach i'm larg. rstn , on
Penna. ave- between "a and 9th streets. will be- for
rent Aug LIST. Inquire Of DIR. DAN l. b. CLARKE
corner IA street and Pa avenue AZ 29-tf
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u TEN HOUSES
Ten Houses on Corcoran street. Just coprlcted:
water and gas throughout. rrcssed brick frcuts,
Mansars and Italian roofs. Terms easy.
Inquire Of II. W. HAMILTON, 500 9TH street,
Builders Depot. s.25-u
ENOk kENT-An elegant. Furnished n ossE.
II DELIGHTFULLY."- situated, No SO Missouri Av-nue.
near "a street. containing sixteen rooms gas ,afer
and ali modern Improvements: carriage house and
stable Apply on the premises. &C lcaf
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eX FOR SALE.
ANa The largest aud best collection of ~
French. English. aud American eNtraI
me Roses, Climbing and Ornamental shrubs. Plant-
&c, &c, &c. Also, several thousand MagnDlias.
Grsndlnora, and other choice kinds from f.,t 10 I'd
feet IN height. They are the best ornamental ira
Tor the front OF houses, sidewalks, &C. Nc-. g
A. JARDIN. FLORIST
noieolm tOnDeCticut avenue and N Il
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DRoPosALs FOR SUPPLYING WINERr
II STRAINED OIL.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE LIGHT HoUsE BOARD,
Washfngfca Csfy, Nov. Il, Is6e
Sealed Proposals will be received az this until
I @ clock p. m. MONDAY, the 9th day 81 Decesn-
her, ls6a Tor supplying the Light House establish
ent with eighty thOusan nd - 0o) gallons Of the
quality pure Mnter strained Oil, 20 be div ided into
five lots and for further information apply at the
,,f6ce IL the Light House Board, OF On person.
no13-eoN W. ID. sHUBRICk, Chairman
IDUCKwHEATi BUCKwHEATn
D Just received and for sale,
8 tons Fresh New York v; FLOUR.
BEAyANS A SHAW
street, between lifh and Ieth.
pol-in near Canal.
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cUO & II 4
OF THE
NORTH ARLINGTON ESTATE
FOR SALE.

it, surroundings. The best grape land yet found in
THE Latitude country. and very superior for
PEACHES. pears, and the small fruits. A healthy as
any part II the United States. Especially noted for
lfs numerous springs 1T pure. soft aud very cold
water. Located two miles above theiA que duct bridge
af Georgetown. The Georgetown ead Fairfax
turnpike road runs through IT, Will be sod in lots
oil from one to twenty acres, on long time, desired,
ON deferred payments. The proprietor can BE- seen
AT his residence, the premises, ar addressed As
follows 80 Il. A. PHILLIPS, Georgetown. ID.
c. - "a aln.
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TRAssyER or REAL EsTArE.-At a trus-
tees sale on Friday, part Of lot No. 10, In
Thomas Beall's addition, was sold to VIM.
Morgan for $3.50.
MERCHANTS EXCHANGE. AT the MGR
chants Exchange on Saturday 5000 bushels
Of wheat was offered; $500 bushels were
sold at $3.50 and 2,72l bushels at s1.51.
Flour AND GRAIN MARKET.-The follow
ing prices ruled during the week: Flour per
barrel-Georgetown family, f10@t11.25; ex.
ira, $685. superhne, S59$5,50. Canal
family, 5000; extra, t8.5O(9t7.6O; extra
cut, t5. 50@t5.75; superfine, s8(Ds6.5O. Grain
per bushel-Choicc red wheat; s1.6O@s1. 20;
prime, t1.60@t1.65; good, sl.55@S1 81;
yellow corn, 81 .OI@si.O5, white, si.o5;
yellow, el.05i oats, 80 centsi rye, s1@sl .O5.
Coal suPnssTs.-Thcrc were ls67o tons
Of coal shipped North during the week just
past, az follows: Borden Mining Company,
l,5l5 tons; Consolidation Company, 4,179
tons; Cumberland Coal and Iron Company,
:, 1856 tonsj Georges Creek Coal and Mining
Company, 2,3S6 tons; and by Central Com
pany, over Rays docks, 5,410 tons.
The CATTLE MARKET. - The market at
Drover's Rest on Saturday was but poorly
supplied, buyers being plenty. The follow
Ing was the business: 600 head Of cattle
offered, Of which about $50 changed hands
at e4@s4.sO per 100 pounds gross; 1900
sheep and lambs sold at e2@t4 per head;
and cows and calves at s25@s5O each.
MoRrUARY. There were IS interments
during the month Of July, 10 males and 8
females, 8 Of which were colored.