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Total .L757 slO4 s22O9sa0 78t 38329 $l0o4 536 81
There are numerous public sales advertised to
take place at various periods during the latter halt OF
the current year, which will doubtless considerably
add to the proceeds during that period. For exam
pie, In October, at Green Bay and Mineral Point,
louisiana at Batesvile, Johnson Court-House,
Washington, Fayetteville, Little Rock and Cham
pagnoe, In Arkansas at Springfield, Fayette, Cln-
ton, and Pattsburg, in Missouri at Dubuque and
Fairfield, in Iowa (party postponed) at Dixon,
Quincy and Chicago, in Illinois; and at Upper San
into consideration the probable revenues arising
from all these public sales, 1t would not In our OPT
Mon, be unreasonable to estimate the gross pro-
ceeds for the year 1845, reaching nearly to
600, thus augmentlng the aggregate receipts
for lS45 the year 1884, half million OF dollars.
Mr. Bancroft, who is of to Norfolk to inspect the
fleet of public ships at that station, previous to
their sailing their various destinations, will, it is
supposed by some, resign his Secretaryship shortly
after the meeting of Congress- In order to write out
his great work on American history.


Professor Hewitt Il Co. are fitting up a large room
on the Avenue, near Jackson Hall, tor sort OF
Olympic Theatre next winter. The National Thea
tire having been burnt down, and Mrs Timms', the
old National, having been converted into bowling
saloon, II is likely that Hewitt will have some sue
In this enterprise, as we expect great col.
lection of lobby members and strangers IN the city
next winter.


The summer is over. For two nights past they
have had fire in the hotel and it has been quite COM
Portable. The negro oystermen, sure prognostlc
of the approach of the cold season. out this eve
nlng making the night hdeous with their long tin
horns and their cry of,


"NIy oysters is fresh


And js from the she'll,


can't tell de


My oysters wont sell.


Too-too too-woo-oo."