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AKHIyAL srKAaKE IsABxL-IMroxrAsr Fsos HA-
vAsA-nKALTH OF PRESIDENT xIso-rRounLEs IN
CUBA, Efc
CHARLESTON, March 2o-The steamer Isabel, with dates
from Havana 10 the I'D instant arrived this morning
Vice President King still remained Matanzas He
remained in the weakly state without any improve
ment In his condition. -
Serious disturbances had taken place among the troops
Santiago Some soldiers had been ordered be punished.
and the coporas refused 10 nhict H. They accord
ingy arrested when the soldiers rescued them Fifteen OF
the latter arrested and sentenced 10 death The re-
ma inder threatened TO revolt.
IL waS rumored Havana that tho clipper ship Lady
Suffolk had landed cargo OF slaves the coast This was
not however, credited.
The British sssamsr Devastation arrived at Havana on
the 2ls
The weather was fine. and favorable for the crops
The political prisoners recently arrested had not yet been
sentenced Much anxiety was manifested win regard 70
their fate.
Commercial matters were unchanged.
| SAILING HERMANN AND aLAsoow
NEw York March 26The steamer Hermann sailed to-
day for Bremen and Southampton taking out seventy pas
senKers, but no specie.
The steamer Glasgow also sailed with lOs passengers
No specie.
DREADFUL AecIDEsr-Loss OF LIRE-A LOCOMOTIVE
EAsros Pa, March 25The quarter past o'clock train
which left PhpsburK, opposite this place. for New YORK
on the New Jersey Central Railroad came in collision with
locomotive coming from Elizabethtown, doing consider
able damage. Matthias Johnson, baggage master, wa
instantly killed. and three other persons severely injured
one whom il is thought cannot survive. The engine
coming towards Phlipsburg had been reversed. but the
detached it, and started towards New Yorl
at rapid rate, without conductor engineer, and fear
are entertained that it has in collision with anohe
train
| SECOND DESPATCH
The stray engine exhausted itself before reaching thu
other train, and did no damage.
| RAILROAD AccIDRNTs-KxPLosIoN.
PORTLAND, March rs "A locomotive the Kennebecl
railroad exploded yesterday, throwing the fireman.
duco and engineer feet in the air neither of whom
we're fatally injured
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n n. CLUsKV, Architect and Civil Engineer, has re-
". ono. DuvsI's building north aide OF Psnnf
vsnia avenue, between ~ and 9th streets.
Feb 96-dim
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TO Rent, two large furnished Rooms Penrsyl-
wants House
win be rented separately together parties inquire this
once. ar B-eodlmo
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MAMMOTH CAVE OF KENTUCKY.

Two the beautiful and original paintings the good ci
Of Warrington had the seeing may now be seen
Fellows
them. No charge for looking at them,
And window
beautiful and magnificent curled and howey
Ceyelands mammoth You
charge and when there
step look through the We have IL
magnificent wonder Of
wonders. Only 10 cents to see them. Exhibited BY
J. w. SHIVELEY,
For the Artist.
For only the Worlds Fair. Open
every day from q. m. to 7 p.
Mar W.
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NEW GOODS.-wILLIAM TUCKER, Lane a fuckers Build
ing Pennsy avenue, between and 9th takes
pleasure informing public generally that he
from New York excellent assortment of
spng goods suitable for kentemens which be
mo reasonable cash.
Marc m
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Rrevet Brig Gen and Colonel tnrnse's.
To be inserted in the n,ogenesr Republic, and Usoo WISH
savannah Republican, Savannah Pennsylvania Inquirer
and Daily News, Philadelphia Courier and Enquirer and Eprs
New York, Whg Troy ~ " Boston Courier boson day io,
weeks, copy each containing the ADVERTISEMENT
10 be sent to the Engineer Department.
Mar DIV
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ny j. c. MCGUIRE, Anctlonee,


VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE containing 49, OF On,
lands $50 cleared and under good fence,
commodious dwelling containing and suitable
bui hundred
Prince Georges county, Ma
rysnd, mile, from Pscataway.
Terms made
inquire Of James q, Mcclure, Edmund
Rriscoe, r. Ward Washington. II farm
pvstely Friday, 05h, will be sod
which much personal property will also be
cold hired out FOR the remaining Of this
&c. Mcguire,
Mar I'D Auctionscr.
or The above sale 10 postponed until Tuesday,
March %, at 10 O'Clock, a.
JAMES c. MCGUIRE,
Aueuoneer
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ny Il. N. SrRATrON, Anctioneer.
(Pennsylpania apenps, corner of Ninth strest)
r,uRNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS OF A PRIVATE
FAMLYOn Thursday morning, March 81 at 10 O'Clock, al
Of Cunningham Pennsylvania
avenue street. shall sell all the furniture and household
effects,
Piano forte. mahogany sofas and rockers
Mahogany hair AM chairs
Moreen- covered lounges, girandoles
Mahogany dining and tables
Three ply and ingram carpets
Stair carpets and rods, passage olcloh
mirror, dressing and plain bureaus
Mahogany high post and French bedsteads
Wardrobes, washstands, toilet sets
Feather beds and pillows, mattresses
A assortment of table and bed linen
Blankets quilts comforts, &c.
Lamps, dinner and glassware cutlery
Refrigerator, stoves, kitchen utensils, &C.
and under cash SIS, credit OF W. oo and
days. satisfactorily endorsed bearing interest
Mar 04-d
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BY GREEN q SCOTT, AuctiOneers.
GALE OF MUsKETs, &C., BY ORDER OF THE QUARTER
auctionOn Tuesday, the 18th Of April we shall sell
marine barracks Washington at 10 o'clock a. M aoo
muskes
Mar a3-d GREEN b SCOTT, Auctioneer.
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BY GREEN q SCOTT. Auctioneers.

by GREEN Il SCOTT Auctioncers.
cyUpERIOR HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT
Wednesday, the 3Oth instant, shall SELL AT
o'clock the residence Of the late Mrs. CON- Patterson
and 2lst street, house
Cudsbys Row. excellent assortment Of furniture, viz
Mahogany sk-cov sofn chairs, otomans Ac.
dressing and other bureaus and wardrobes
marble pier, card, centre, and other tables
DO do sideboard and parior chairs
Do large extension dining tables
Do bedseads, washstands, rocking chairs, &C.
ron-framed cushioned round back chairs
Rosewood damask- cushioned arm chairs
Two large French plate gilt frame mIrors
Fine -damask and white window curtains
Mantei vases she'll work flowers ornaments, kc.
onzed candeabras solar and other lamps
China crockery which one nne
French China dinner and tea set
Two single and double iron bedseads
Fine feather beds, hair and shuck mattresses
BRUSSELS turkey and other carpets
bookcase and secretary, corner stands, &c.
Passage ocoh, matngs, drugget, &c.
Refrigerator painted wardrobes and closets
Cooking and other Stoves fire sets, &c.
With large Of kitchen utensils
Copper and brass kettles &c.
With many articles which deem unnecessary TO
Terms $780, credit OF 6o and "
days. for satisfactorily endorsed bearing interest
GREEN SCOTT, /,
Mar 25-d Auctioneers.
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sale Tomorrow.
By j. c. Mcguire. Auctionser.

sale Tomorrow.
By J. G. MCGUIRE. Auctionser.
CATALOGUE SALE OF AN EXTENSIVE COLLECTION OF
y HARDY EVER BLOOMING ROSES, AEON Monday af
Large eoseon Of The bourbon perpetual
.ss ssn ua Ac Chinese peoay Climbing
double dahas double eamsias
gardens of A. Jardn, florist ana nureryman Washington
The attention Of the plants
thi. collection. the finest ever offered for sale in this city
M asaIs e.i" 49, = AS. Aueionssr.
United states boundary Commission,
WAsnlnoToS CITY, March as 1853
limited continuing The
republic Of Mexico The nees.. Of economy and The uncertainty
sommssdn ali persons employed On said moi appon
President the United States the Secretary the In
ROBERT B. CAMPBELL,
Mar ~ Commissioner.
SILvERyvARE.-M. w. GAIT q BRO. offer superior
Of pure nj 81 an
seape longs, forks ladies' egg spoons fish
msnt q good. suitable wedding si.;;',
Sign of the Golden a. Eagle a Re, PEN, T.: avenue,
yUATCHEcs-Just received large invoice Of superior gold
Watches both ladies and gentlemen BY all the more cels
fer s ws'sas, the
| passed by any establishment in this country. ~
Sign of,he Golden Eagle, Penn. avenue,
Mar 27-3t between 9th md streets
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Buggles, ana ssddIe-horse at
private have private .aie one pair superior long tail
carriage old and boba buggy horses
Also saddle horse, Ave old and good buggy
wagons with harness, &C., complete.
For further information applyto
JAS c. MCGUIRE,
Mar 27-d6t Auchoneer and Commission Merchant
ny GREEN & SCOTT. Austloneers.
HoysEHEoaL9D AND kTcaEN rTRNTTaE
shall sell the furniture of Mr. Henry
the south side Pennsylvania near the Of
street. O'Clock ali the stock Of furniture In
Mshosuny bureaus, sdebourd. dining and tables
Maple and other bedsteads, wardrobes
Looking glasses, chairs, washstands
With large furniture which deem
Also, two good cabinet makers work benches.
All 520 cash S2O credit Of thirty days,
for notes satisfactorily endorsed, bearing Interest -
27-2t Auctoneers.
by j. G. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY AT AUCTIoN-on
Friday afternoon, April st O'Clock, the premises
shall sell lot No q ai6 fronting hone feet inch
north, Tenth and Eleventh by depth
100 feet by good substantial threestory and attic
containing thirteen with brick stable carriage
house, whole enclosed with high brick wall being
| former residence Of Thos. H. Gillss deceased.
residue twelve and eighteen
months satisfactorily bearing Title
puabe. complied Ave days.
p''p''' '''''N JAS c. MCGUIRE,
Ma27-d Auctioneer.
by Il. =. WRIGHT. Auctioneer.
NEW CROP Porto Rico Sugar and Molasses at Aue-
IN uonon Wednesday the Both at 10 O'Clock,
at A. Dodge's wharf, the cargo the barque VIM. Chase
Ponce, consisting Of
ssa hhds. Of sugar, strictly prime
>'''s~ - EDw. s. WRIGHT,
Mar 27-dts Auctioneer.
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EsorsrrR DEPARTMENT washington, march 10, 1888
PROPOSALS will be this office until the 18th April
materials and exec ntne me work i the
rep.irs anps babor Massachusetts These
.nas principally evelng the surface OF tho break
prepare " Tor two courses OF s
b.n estimated that about 2oi ton, Of split
stone levepa will be required The latter
only coniectursi
Vessel. can lie close brenkvae with is feet
o
Further be obtained from Lieut. G. r. Blunt,
corps the United States engineer office, No IS
state street. Boston, Massachusetts.
JOS. @. TOTTEN,
Breve, prs Gen. and Col. Engineers.
To be inserted Union, ntelgencsr Republic Wash
inuon Post Boston, Massachusetts Eastern Argus
Portland Msne other day for
paper containing the advertisement be Engineer
paftment
Mar ls-cod2~
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

AULT STE MARIE CANALsenled proposals for the
- Falls OF Mary in the State
Of first day of April
will be spened that day.
canal viii be agreeaby to the act Of Congress
The Of the legislature OF Michigan providing for the const
The plan specifications file at III. once
Captain Garfield Detroit TO which reference IL made
for mo information,
PROPOSALS addressed Copan, Detroit and must be
OF suetes Contractors to be
in full.
JOHN &. BARRY,
HENRY LEDYARD,
sHUBAEL CONANT, }Canal Commissioners
ALFRED WILLIAMS,
CHhUNCY J0sLIN,
Detroit, Feb ls, Is53
Mar l-dfluApf
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SERIOUS RAILROAD NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
PORTLAND, March rs "A locomotive on the kennebeck
railroad exploded yesterday, throwing the fireman,
ductor and engineer many feet in the air neither of whom
we're fatally injured
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CEALED proposals viii DO received the city OF New York until
. 10 O'Clock Of the Sist Of March next or mo purchase Of
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VIZ ATCHkSJust received large invoice Of superior gold
Watches both ladies and gentlemen by all the more cee
| braed makers.
advantage for getting up our watches ut the
possible offer inducements purchasers not
passed by any establishment in this country.
NV. GAIT BRO,
| of the Golden Eagle, Penn. avenue,
| Mar 27-3t between 9Th and 10Th streets
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Buggios and saddIe-horse at
private sale superior long tail
carriage and pair bob buggy horses be-
and years old and very fast
saddle five Old and two good buggy
with harness, &c, complete
For further information applyo
JAS. Q. MCGUIRE
27-d6t Auchoneer and Commission Merchant.
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United States boundary Communication,
WAsHINoros CITY, March 25, 1853.

| CILVERNVARE.-M. w. GAIT BRO offer a superior
y Of pure sverwae, consisting of table, DESSERT and
knives pie knives, crumb
sape longs, salad forks, ladies' fish
sers kc besides general assert
| M. w. GAIT BRO,
/ Sign of the Golden Eagle, Penn. avenue
| Mar27-3t between 9Th and 10th Streets
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INST time I'm Washington, az Iron Hall, Psnnsyiva-
l. MIA avepue,
PRICE REDUCED-ADMIssIoN TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
THE ORIGINAL VOYAGE DOWN THE MISSISSIPPI
This magnificent painting the first and best OF psnorams has
Philadelphia In
der all opportunity the price Of admission, during the
will be Is all Of the house Children
under 2l Doors evening at panorama
*.
Mar l3-du
MORE NEW SPRING GOODS.-P. y. steer, Mer-
wi Tailor received his spring goods
the public that for the extent
beauty before had the pleasure
hbt would compare with H.
In fel stock surprisingly beauuul that he
buy largely and be fears too large
possible Inducements to
the highest satisfaction to
clothing ID regard IT. finish, and style
and tasteful
cutter exclusively devoted to
which alone perfection be attained In
that important branch
complete stock Of gentlerren's furnishing
Shirts stocks gloves collars scnrfs &C.
lar
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Prices admission Private boIes - dress circle aud
7uets children under half
IS orchestra rs cents family cireis ~
tier, 50 cents eolored gallery, IS cents.
Door O'Clock the curtain viii be raised n7x Thu
m.
Mar
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DAILROAD Contractors, and other. interested, mr.,
II informed that Messrs Johnson Camme Company
Of steel Sheffield
sppnted undersigned for sale Of their
exclusion
Der and ali other modern inventions,
Orders received and models 10 be seen at rooms opposite tn
D. II. CHEEyER h A. TURNBULL.
Mar 81 2aw2m (Intel.l
j
occupied him for Its location
desirable kind of business Possession
Z N. sTRATToN,
Mar 25-dst Aueuoneer.
minxon, Delaware, the charge Of Miss MCLEAN VIII
private families the South Number
pupils limited All the branches OF thorough English edu
together with Latin, French, music &c
Wilmington Delaware, RI Rev. Alfred Lee d. d.
Hon. Judge Mlegan E. w. Gpn, Hon John Wales Baltimore
Hon d. G. Howard, c. b. Hoffman, esq,
For further particulars and references, address
hA25-dm Wilmington, Delaware.
nIIE Amazon river Trtbutaries their Ciimat
Productions Capabilities OF Navigation and Commerce and In
Atlantic Slopes OF South Americas Series OF Letters by Lieut.
Mauy, u g. NJ Published In pamphlet form, with map, pfc
Mm@ FRAsCK TAYLOR.
DOCKS just received by Gray a. BalInntyne, 7ti
ID street, " doors above odd Fellows Hall
Harmony and Exposition OF the Gospel Price 81 So
Smiths Hebrew People. Price 81 so
smih's Pntrsrcbal Age. Price 81 50.
Al the above in beautiful half calf binding
Townleys Biblical Literature vols svo, sheep price 81
Burksu's Notes. vols. sv., S.,
kio's Land Of Promise Description OF Palestine 90 cents
bishop Moris's Miscellany, IS cents.
Memorials Of Prison life by Finley. rs cents.
Rsmsles in Europe Tranon. ST.
Travels in the Holy Land by DR.. Olin, 81 So
Mar@
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by J. c. MCGUIRE. Auctioneer.

by Il. y. WRIGHT. Auctoneer.
NEW CROP Porto Rico Sugar and Molassos Auc-
uonOn Wednesday next the Both INSTANT at ~ O'Clock,
A. Dodses wharf, the Of the barque VIM Chase
Ponce, consisting Of
3S6 hhds. of sugar strictly prime
SO hhds. choice molasses
EDW. 8, WRIGHT,
Mar 27-dts Auctioneer.
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~ 635 ~ HR
IN Monday, March IA, the trains win b
Urun follows
Leave Washington at and 8, a. m, az and 5,
On Sundays at 9, M, and 5, p. m.
Leav. Baltimore Az and 9, a. m. az and 40,
On Sunday at ~, a. and 6i p.
The baltimore, and the second and
Washington will be ains stopping only
Annapolis and Washington Junction stations. =
leaving Saturday evening farther than Ph
adephia of Sunday morning only 20 Baltimore
Through cheeks Philadelphia and New
viii be by trains leaving and s. M creep
Sunday morning.
~ ~ n. ". PARSONS
Mar l5-dH hRsn.
uECOND-HAND PIANOS sale several very rooS
- pianos which viii ,od cheap hinmedais sp
LEGATION be made, - . =. ,-,,,n,
Mar lo-eod6t Auctoneer and Commission mefehsne
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II. A. WOOD, NJ. D.

Or. MoRsssrs Some time since you requested my opinion
your invigosng cordial prepared
practice prescribed for the last
give decided preference anything the kind
which medical
sonable prize which you sell much pleased with is Of
confidence recommend the patronage Of the
auxiliary removing fths
forms. and a safe and valuable medicine
All N III NV N n
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WASHINGTON, October 9Th, 1858.

The President visited the the Mary
lane Annual Fair at Baltimore. lle left
Washington this morning and returned in
the evening.
The development of The Union, re-
specting Cuba finds credence in high
quarters here; bu, nothing new has trans
pired.
A long conference was held to>day al
the Navy D paYtmen,, between Messrs
Marcy, Dobbin and McL1ne, our newly
appointed Minister to China, a, WEIGH
was settled the mode Of proceeding Of the
Minister on his arrival al Hong Kong. II
is feared there will be no proper means
at hand there to enable him to visit the
lhea,er of hos!ilities. r-r. .
The Star says that letters have been
undoubtedly received in Washington, from
which the conclusion is drawn, that q
large French and English feet will be
dispatched to the Gulf as som as circum
stances will permit-and that The Union
has good grounds Cor its assertions in re.
gard 10 Cuba. -...
The Secretary Of the Treasury will
urge CONGRESS to establish new Bureau
charged with the construction Of Custom
Houses, Marine Hospitals. &c. His an
nual report will be ready on the first do!
Of the Session. Cor. ~ Y. Tribune.
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Holloways's Ointment and Pills, hare Gu, ed
an liberated Leg, and Prerented .4mputation.
The wife of MIR. P. Bayis, of 8, Court, =
House, Cheapsidc, Brmng' 'am, suffered for
more than eight years. from dreadfuily ul-
cerated limb, during great portion of that
time, she was under medical treatment at
Birmingham, where she was frequently told
that amputatlon must ultimately take place,
as it was impossible to heal the wound. =
However, under the advice of her friends,
sho tried Holloway's ointment and Pills,
which have effected perfect cure, and she
strongly recommends others similarly afllIct.
ed, to use them, after this proof of their ef-
ticacy in one Of the worst cases.
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THE GLOBE:

TIE OFFICIAL PAPER OF con-
GRESS, AND NEWSPAPER FOR
THE PEOPLE.
1T will be seen by the annexed extfnc'
H. from letter of General Washington to
David Stewart, dated New York, l7Ih
March, 1890, that the idea Of such pa
per as | propose TO make the Globe, orig,
inaIcd in the mind Of the mind Of the
Father Of his Country. He said:
"It is to belamentcd tn at the editors Of the
different Gazettes in the Union do not more
generally and more correctly Qnstend Of stuff.
ing their papers with scurrilty and nonsens-
col defamation, which few would read II
they were apprised of the contents) publish
The debates in Congress on all great national
questions. The principles upon which the
difference of opinion arises, us well the deeis-
ions, would then me fully before the pub
lie, and afford the best data for itf judgment,
Sparks Wrntings Of Washington, rOl. 10,
p. "a.
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THE Mission TO L1sp )N.-Among the
las, official announcements from Wash
ington, is that Of John l.. O'Sulivan, Of
this city, as charge de affairs to Portugal,
pice Charles B. Haddock, of New Elamp
shire, recalled. Mr. O'Su!livan ls young
man Of rare accomplishments, and eui.
nently qualified TO represent his couulry
with honor in any parl OF the globe
Wneu a mere boy he started the Demo
cratic Repiep, some fifteen years ago
and gave 10 it, in the course OF the few
years that he conducted it, prominence
in the literature of his country Of which,
he may always feel proud. For the last
few years he has taken a warm interest
in the emancipation Of Cuba, and has
been betrayed, in one or two occacasion,
into imp-udencies which have exposed
him 10 some censure and great deal
of misrepresentation. 1t is not generally
known that Mr.. O'Sulivan has near kind,
red vesiding upon the island, whose for
tunes and lives are alike at the mercy Of
whatever capricious despo, happens to De
charged with its government. 1t hap>
pens 10 be within our own knowledge
that, within The last month, his brothers
in.law was refused passpor, TO the Uni
ted States, where his family, whom he
wished TO accompany back, had been
spending the summer, and where he had
a daughter dangerously in. No reasons
were given for this refusal. All the sat>
isfac'ion he received was that the appi.
cation was denied. That such tyranny
would arouse feeling of bitterness to.
wards the Spanish government, not always
tempered with prudence or very strict
regard for treaty stipulutons, in the breast
Of a brother is not unnatural. |. would be
unnatural Fit did not.
Mr.. O'Sulliyan is fine scholar, an &C.
complished linguis,. has travelled over
most of Europe more than once, is we'll
versed in the history Of European politics,
possesses fine address, and is cure to be
popular wherever he goes.
6 I, is understood that the chnrgeship at
Lisbon will be raised TO the dignity Of a
minister resident as soon as Congress
meets, and rank with the missions TO
Switzerland and Turkey IN y Poet
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ROAD NOTHCE.

NOTlCE is hereby given, that petition
~ will be presented to the Commssi her'
of Putnam county, OHIO, at their next De.
cember Session, praying for an uIterution ol
the road leading from Ottowa to Gilboa.
known as ths Findley & KaliGa road, to wit.
commencing at the east end of Main Gross
street, oil the town of Ottowa thence east to
the east line Of the north west quarter of Sec
ton twenty seven, Of township one north,
range seven east, thence south eastwardly to
intersect the said road,
October 81, 1858,
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
DECREE

SHERlFF'S SALE. ,
Joseph Ridgway, Semi .-
Joseph Ridgwuy, Jun.S
vs DECREE
William Phillips. u
DY virtue decree to me directed from the
I'D court of Comm on Pleas OF Putnam coun-
ty, Ohio, will offer for sale at the door nf
the court house in Kalida, Putnam county,
Ohio. on Saturday the I'd day of December
A. D. 1853, between the hours Of 10 o'clock
A. M. and four o'clock P. NJ. of said day the
following described real estate to wit:
Inlot No. fifty. one (5l,) inlot No. one hund-
red (l00) and the North. west half of inlot
No. twenty (20( all in the town OF Kalida,
Putnam county, Ohio.
Taken as the property of William Phillips
to satisfy decree IN favor of Joseph Ridg-
way Sen. and Joseph RidGwnv Tun.
JOHN B. FRUcHEY, Sheriff.
SnERIFF's OFFICE,
Kalida, Putnam CO., o., November 81, 1888,