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sale or alternate sections In tho state Of Missouri
ny the President OF the United Htates.

ny the President or the United states
81
. public sale. Of the section. aud parts Of being Z.
s. joseph ss s %"
s s ri $ end @
public I'd % Ii. OF ssn
said and specially excepted from " TO price BY
Offices said State periods hereinafter designated
y sno for the disposal q the ~ sna'
above referred situated in the townships"
Xxx ss.s ' sy.svsn range
Township. 4.sse fifty sir hfy-''ven' dyss' and fifty
Towahip. ViyJrs, aayn hfiy.svsn, y'yes's and day
Townships fyJsre dfysx, Jyssvs and dyss, Of range
S:: $s u r; : ....
Ts-sss: :as # :ss;
~ NJ n *. on n11 Sa n
odd .seo". above referred
| following named townships, to wit:
NORTH Of tie base line, Of the h principal meriian
swns: and @ Ct ss
Townships yHa my seven, and eight Of range sevsn
Townships a MY seven, and Gy.a FRANCE eighteen
AND snd nns Msny
Townships fysr ffyscven, and 6yes Of range twenty
Townships fsy.r fifty seven, 6yeshs, range twenty
Townships yar hfy-seven, and ayeisA, of twenty
At thu land Office Monday, tina
eighteenth December disposal Of
lie lands such sections above referred sit
aaed in the following named townships, viz;
North Of the base line, and Of the A principal msrsdan.
Township fly sir ffy y eight, and y"ins, FRANCE
tweDty0ur. !
Townships hny hy fifty eight Of range twenty
five.
Townships aysr fifty ysighs, Of range twenty
Townships ysir hfsy and yasM, Of range twenty
Townships fifty fy and y-sigh Of range twenty
i eight
Townships ay 'ir hhyseven, fifty eight range twenty
| nine -,
Townships fy.r fifty .even fifty eight, of range thirty
townships ysir, my seven, and fysig Of range thirty
Townships y,ir, fly seven dtsy-eisa Of range thirty
Townships Grysir fifty seven and dyeRAt, OF thirty
Townships dy-sir, fNy seven, fifty eight range thirty
four.
Townships Giyr fifty seven, weight, Of range thirty
five.
townships designated wholly
partly limits designated
which furnished the respective district land Offices
by the Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
Tho be sold
10th unc 1882 for the
said road as public highway for " and therefore
the particular through which the road will be sold
containing the Quantities shown by the official pats
The sections viii be offered in the order in which adv
will be SUFFICIENT admit
offering all lands appica
ons make Of the offered this
nation will until after the Of the public
day Of September, eight hundred
! FRANKLIN PIERCE.
| BY the President:
II JOS. s. WILSON,
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Cholera at PiasbUrg.
MARRIED..

Al Wizards Hotel Washington, Thursday evening,
September O'Clock, RoLYR North
Carolina, Mr. BU6HROD w. WICK Miss EUDORA HIGGINS,
all Of Baltimore, Maryland.
baltimore papers please copy.l
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J. n. WHIrsavnsr, ESQ,
l05 Baltimore street, Baltimore, Md.

IFE and Episties Of st. Paul, BY the Rev. W. j. Cony-
IL bcare, NJ. A.. and the Rev. J. 8. Hawson M. A.
The Captains Of the Roman Republic Henry William Herbert
The Home in the Valley; by Emile r. Oarlen. -
Just received TAYLOR h MAURPfS
Is Bookstore, 9Th ~.
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st. Joseph's Academy for young Ladies,

Near Emmidsburg, Frederick county, Nd.
THE Annual Session Of Studies this institution
the 24th August, the last Thursday June
The for board and tuition $50 payable sent
There charges for music
painting French Spanish, Italian, German and
The department. composed Of pupils under
inquiry should addressed Mother
st. Joscphs Academy, Emmttsbure Frederick Maryland
Sept 10--d3t
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GREAT Bargains In Dry Goods.--Our Mr. Hall
returned from New York; where he attending
auction sales havs about
opening the goods puaed great sacrifice
will guaranty, to suit any purchaser that may think proper 70 avor
with call both In quality Our embraces
The be found in the Discf fine goods
goods Aso, large OF capefnss Of kind
materials OF the finest quality various kinds We
pecuy request that purchasers will favor with call before
purchasing eisewhere feel confident will be greatly
advantage Bear in mind the handsome goods always be
had at the first OF the
Sep N-d9wf HALL n BROTHER,
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nz-M T. Church south, sth street, between IL and
INkcv George r. E. will preach in this
Sabbath, At II O'Clock, a. M, and ~, p M
Scpi6
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BY ELE RAP III.

Terrible fsotS at Neto Orleans.
New ORLEASs, Sept l3For the last two DAYS our CITY
has been the of the widest excitement growing out OF
series OF fearfuy bloody between the know
and our Irish citizens
Several persons both sides have been killed and wound
ed but amid the confusion, the excitement and cloud OF
exaggerated reports IT is impossible arrive truth
or to furnish such particulars these dreadful surage
may be wholly relied upon
The first outbreak occurred Sunday evening last when
number OF the rioters shot before the disturbance
queled One of the wounded men died the following day
On hohaay evening the riots renewed with
violence oil feeling both sides and was reported that
several persons We're killed. but this report proved with
out foundation great many of the rioters however, were
badly insred by pistol shots and other deadly missiles
Several houses occupied by the Irish seriously dam
aged, and in few they were completely Quilted
On Tuesday evening the struggle again renewed when
two OF the rioters were killed. and large number wounded
The mayor, then immediately ordered the National
Guards and the entire police force which time no fur
Their riong has taken place The military and police are
kept in readiness for instant action.
The most intense excitement prevails the entire city
and apprehensons of the most fearful character
entertained .sl r.
From Neo York.
New YouK, Sept. l5Frank Turner, one OF the in
deagabe of the Geographic fraternity and deservedy
popular gentleman has been elected superintendent the
Morse line of telegraph between New York and Buffalo.
There is rumor that of largest publishing houses
is about to suspend payment. Liabilities enormous.
John Graham contractor murdered at his resi-
dence last night by party of Irish abores The cause
the difficulty grew out of money transactions,
Death Of Chief Justice Church.
HARTFORD, Sept l5Samuel Church, chief justice of the
State of Connecticut died Newtown on Wednesday last
aged seventy years,
Cholera at Piasbury.
PITTsBuRo, Sept l5The cholera broke in this city
Wednesday last and has since ragged with fearful violence
H,rtx- tI,. La,n
number Of reported this morning The heavy
thunder storm of last night has greatly purified the
phere and is hoped that there will be abatement in
the disease.
The Cholera a, Colsn,ta.--Mness Of Gop Biger.
HARnIsBURo (Pa.,) Sept l5.-The cholera is rapidly
abating at Columbia. Only four deaths to-day No new
cases reported.
private letter from Wavery states that the physicians
of Governor Bigler pronounce him out of danger.
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jos y. WILSON,
aif Commissioner OF the General Land Office,
NOTICE TO REDEMPTION CLAIMANTS.

Under The Congress approved Sd entitled Al,
act extend emption rights certain men,
toned the
listed extended the above sections
where the settlement and the
oaotmcnt proven up and pale for the owo
my before the fixed SALE And bv
approved 27 entitled An act for The relief
settlers on lands reserved fox railroad pcror who set
tied improved date ifhdn unE
will be entitled TO prescriptions The ordinary nimum price
the public lands, the Of
and paid for before day xed for The pub
nc , evsIy ps.son CD the right Of pre-
March 1885, above referred "a! oD scttesen made prior
March, 1854 settlements made n,;e q he date OF
receiver Inc ~ the satisfaction The register ana
80 ~. I Vr Office, and make payment therefor 1t the
and hsiore The soon practicable otter .sem! sAn
DRAGGING m VS. claimed otherwise such claim win be forfeited
jos. 8. WILSON,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office
sep 16-lawl3w flint. B. Star
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MOTTO Building stock, (Waahime-
IN ION IAN persons having stock this
forthwith to send showing the number the date
the number az held
thny can send them direct Seen, Wers, Co.. Washing
JOS. ". BRADLEY,
Sept iodiw wM, sELbEN, Trustees.
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@y-rhe services OF 81, JEAN. Church win hs re.
al ed sunday, the 1sth. sep 70
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OUSE-FURNISHING Dry Goods, Carpetinx, Floor
~ oil cloths, curtain Materials Ac.-We
complete Of the above goods OF
New York
reduced prcas great
inducements honsekeepers and purchasers
let OF leading articles:
... $50 pieces newstylc tapestry velvet carpetnss
100 do do sup quality DO DO
e DO bish' ~ patent English e do a. a.
30 tapestry velvet stair aud passage carpe,ings
~ a-super three-pIy
$50 do do ingram do
IS hall and Venetian do
% pieces 6 4, 1914, IA printed dIuggets
6 printed drusEet crumb cloths, richly bordered
IS very elegant mosaic rugs
chenille and tufled rugs, Cheap
50 dozen brass stair rods, all lengths ..a.
full sheets heavy door oil Cloths will cut 20 an,
shape or size for hall, passage,
curtain materials and fixtures we name
IS pieces very rich satin lanes
IS do do WOrsted LANES
30 do do union damasks
10 do Turkey edwlled cashmereta
% do colored worsied danlaska
SO pairs eStra-rich lace curtains
SO do do embroidered muslin curtains
80 dc do tamboured do do y.
IS pieces embroidered tamboured muslias
300 rich gilt window c0rnices all
Together with variety fixtures for such
loops centre tasse and curtain pins silk worsted
Se TO which respectfully invite the attention of purchasers
HOOE, BRO, co.
Sep l6-3taw4wif
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Miss Jennie Beard beautiful and highly respectable
Young lady OF Bristol Wayne county Ohio hung herself
to cherry tree with chain Saturday last She
disappointed in love affair
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BOSTON American Almanac, complete set from its
ID commencement IN $3.50.
British ALMANAC and Companion, complete it,
m in 1893
For sale, copy only OF each, by
Sept FRANCK TAYLOR,
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Maesnae Blarkets Dry Good.
inches, and weigh pounds. = -
400 pairs IN point do weigh pounds
itoo pairs point do ~ S.
1000 pairs point do ~ by 50, and weigh
pounds $50 =
500 pairs point by It, and weigh 81 pounds
tv0 pairs point scarlet do, 90
pounds .....
900 pairs point 81 wsgh pounds
oo pairs point green do TO u6 BY o. asd weigh 10
pounds. llIflt = lhfaf = n
40 3point by weigh psundH
10 ~ do, pounds.
lou pairs TX point Centnea blue 81 by g. and
weigh ~ pounds. ... WE. Ttti' n
4oV pairs point do, weigh pounds
IVY pairs tx Pcin, weigh pounds
nj d. fxncYI Lit cIoia
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EFFECTS OF THE LATE GALE-The vessels arriving from
sea come in less crippled in their spars, sails,
rigging &C. from the effects of the late gale,
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The Harrisburg Herald says the susqpehanna at tina,
place has risen several inches, i.t
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GOLD VERMoNrs--The Woodstock Age says that there
is gold in Vermont and says that for the last three
four weeks from thirty to fifty workmen under the direc-
ton Of Captain Ira Paysou, of New York have been
gagged in digging into and examining the premises OF
Brdgewaer where gold has been discovered and that the
raarlt thuc far has heeu satisfactory
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BREA Georgetown yesterday, -four and grain
were declining price and sales effected at reduced
figures Prices still much higher than be obtained
foreign markets. without taking into account the cost of
freight insurance. commission. and other charges This
state of things cannot last long.
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ki.onl Nan York

HARTFORD, Sept l5Samue Church, chief justice of the
State of Connecticut died at Newtown Wednesday last
aged seventy wears,
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The shippers at Antwerp have chartered at London the
three large American ships Omer Pasba Northampton and
Arcadia to convey passengers and freight from Antwerp
to the United States not having sufficient vessels there
supply the increased demands of emigration
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ION: WASHINGTON THURSDAY MORNING, JANUARY 49, 1854

DE a known and made manifest ali whom N
Land Once Of he United ss.s. a. washington ety. D. c. The lo
lowing land warrants, issued BY the register of,he Virginia land Of
apart soldiers
Once military WARRANT No. sis issued Dsescs1 ls4s Tor 500
sally OF Ray and John D. and Al
OFT sos es % CO. saa w na n''
bune, Of county, and Richard ghbune, Of Jefferson
Land once exchange military warrant, No $780, for ITO 70 ~
acres issued September go e45 the Of the aforesaid ALVIN
Land Once exchange military warrant No 500. for ala I627
Ws issued september ~ 1872 N ''s name % inc Aforesaid f'
issued September 30 is4 in the Of The aforesaid Richard r.
military warrant, Se sc for s mi ambeI
The above warrants were issued in Of
Virginia State during The Of the and IN favor of
their assignee numbered $40 and s,ls1
ns numbered IA @ s o sna
Lieutenant
sa ard s ,ans for os ass' which original war
The ~ oss s II Tus S S
No 2i47 which issued for Joshua Tuggles Dee
The Virgins Continental line and Destroyed half
The '.d dugs.,s ws'sn, No Ala wa, assigned TO George
Indiana and his WIFE Sarah Hariss, sole heir
sued November IL 1885, The George w HARDIN
Si.s Eisabs scoed Macy Brewer and samuel W. bu,ier
heirs o. John Butler which warrant No. ass dapn
John Butler April g. l7s Of his revolutionary
gns State line and which original warran. No. S4 lost de
have made application 10 the Of the General Land
Once OF the Unied States land scrip provision
s ss oc0nss q August 81 ssa f., The bsTs mentioned
# For himself and the before named heira
BIooMsoros, Monroe county, State Of Indiana,
october H. 1853.
Nov a4-layyam AZ T'-"71
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CHOCOLATE Cocoa, and Broma.-w. BAKER CO.'S
u Vanilla Premium chocolates
which have been awarded by the chief
and fairs the Union for sale by all the principal
United States, nRd by their agents
Hussey Murray, and Twes, Philadelphia
v. BruHdigs, Bamors Kennel Dudley, Cincinnati,
Ohio; and 8. II. Howell, Georgetown ID. G.
WALTER RAKER, 4 CO.,
Ap3-dly Dorchester Mass.
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fE holders following certificates OF debt issued
State Virginia. fedeeDabe The eth day March, 1914,
within period not exceeding fifteen will take
Of ths sinking fund.- created by
general assembly Of Virginia, passed The 10Th day Of
March 1883 the nst day March, 1884,
the certificates the OF the Common~
said certificates required the said
first day of March 20 once
auditor, whether surrendered not the interest thereon viii
on
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COLLINS, BOVINE, a. co. receiving from
their mandatory books every
description and quality and
nshng merchants bank insurance companies railroads.
with
desired
and domestic consisting English, French
lean leterpapcrs plain and fancy paper
books patent and other bong envelopes plain adhesive
and cloth lined English writing copying stamping
genuine drawing
pencils paper machs goods Ivory tablets Rodgers pocket
bankers &c gold silver
gold and su bankers and
wallets cash daed boxes
writing and travelling desks English drawing tracing papers
copying and nortaa and stands, &c, sc.
PRINTINGOrders for printing OF description
with accuracy despatch, and 0 reasonable terms.
COLLINS, BOVINE 4 CO,
llh I'd north ofPa branch Hail.
Nov SIT ia and l76 Pearlsreet New York.
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A Fortune for 81.

THE mystery OF making money Now, oh reader,
graduate yourself that have within grasp Rean If
Instruction. by which 800
$500 requires travelling peddng bul gives
the comforts home and will materially with
other This employ
be followed by with the smallest capital
This book receipts Kind The
ht sad knowledge will be sant enclosing 81 pos
paia) 70 J, w. NORTONh CO,
Crceyile, Pickaway county, Ohio.
Dec III Mn
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NOTICE hereby given that enclosed land
~ NJ Clark Of Washington city, sell
which have miscaed, and lost One the
Burgess, No. %, for 100 The
No. e22B, In the OF VIM. Mcclure
chaser Of said which assigned form
and have entered them the General
Land Office, while make application for their renewal
self GREEN V. GOBLE
Dec a0-isw6w
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Ba!tore and Ohio railroad baltimore WAens and con
neng there viii ths large, splendtk Of
Union itas on The Ohio, andhe stage to zansspts,
THIS expeditions line being thoroughly completed
finishing OF the Board Tree Tunnel road
excellent ORDER the travellers confidently
eeted 10 its
this road 10 OF The and
The express mail ran leaves Baltimore daily p
runs directly through TO Wheeling $3.50 mes in ID ~
Guiding all soppages arriving there ~ day Or
passengers leaving Baltimore lay for lodging
In Cumberland 7s mles and proceed thence Wheeling
morning. EaE
and daily, meeting from Baltimore
Baltimore. A Nf tal
AT Wheeling tbs unrivsed Union line
which have been completed this ronte daily
with the and down the Ohio Gin
cnnst and Louisville, where the for Nashville
the ST. Louis aud New Orleans packets maybe
ing further
Passengers Columbus who prefer the land
cnnau and other OF Ohio and the West d.
Wheeling Ohio Stage Companys excellent coaches
the Of the National road Zanesve and thence
by railroad
railroad will also find this agreeable route there being
places
~ Baggage checked through from Washington Wheeling and
charge for transfer Of passengers or baggage.
Fare by through ticket with right To- anywhere the
oute from Washington Wheeling, % 50 70 Cincinnati Sl
TO Louisville, $l2.
Tickets be of Mr. Parsons agent railroad station,
Washington, and Of the other agents Of the company.
WIN. PARKER,
May ll-du General Superintendent
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.uqksi oSY1cuAL.

TREASURY DKPAkraxSr, January !, le54.
Nodes hsrsby gwen Tie holders OF The following
SOCKS Of hs United States that this department
chase, tins betw date hereof
nsxt portions Of those Stocks amounting
Hlaoa dollars, The men
usssd, " wit
Ii u contingent competition stated
pssuDes will b gives time in which said
socks be offered The
States BY ths parties who
bs transmitted e. vts department upon receipt Whereof
Wcs NM - HaAd compounded OF following paItcuars
J. Ihs par value specified in celuneate.
Wemiam ON the stock Of he loan authorized by
July lsts, bridesmaids November 1885, per
sock u the loan authorized 1872
sssaess S62 Of fifteen and half per
Seeas authorized BY the 5I7 s4s, redeenabe
Ne former the 3ist December 1867,
June less, Of per aud OF
authorised the OF 1880 and redssb 3s
b lss4, teommosy called the Texan indemnify
lphssst ON The Of each certificate from the Isl Of January
1874, the date treasury
allowance flor The reach owner OF days
In sAdiuon
Psymsnt for said stocks will be made drafts Of
e United States the
- PnslaAsaphia ~ the parties may direct
saiw asytH ISL JAMES GUTHRIE,
Jan 3-dIlstJuns Secretary The Treasury.
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rWo NEW BRICK HOUSES Foe RENT.-Two new, egby
situated modern with marble manteis,
&C. each, every
private aeneei family viii be rented upon avorab.
punctuai tenant on sppIieationto
T.. N. STRATrON,
Aucuoneer and Commission Merchant,
side Pennsylvania
Al B-eodu
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IMPORTANT AND VALUABLE INVENTION

CANDs AND CuMMINGs's BRICK MACHINE PATENT
Rights for saieMchne Nourse CO. this city, have been
agents
thoroughly and
practical throughout the county
purpose produced
cessfuIy worked application Of motive power
or
moulded in
cIceIins rapidly OF any other machine
known.
The ssus the American is only delayed until the
abroad Meanwhile, M NJ h CO.
Of territory and
q nod o
Apply radD their office, 9Th and
streets near Post Once Department.
June lq--eodu
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A LA WILLIE DE PARIS.

GAUTER would respectfully inform his patrons public
". generally his establishment Avenue
streets, opened Monday morning
November 7, owing OF completion In
All witt, which he favored present
will prompt attention II len al the above place.
I'D
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RIO. JOHNSTON, Auditor Public The Commission
8. II. PARKER, Register. en Of the sink
redeem
oey residing beyond the limits Of the United States
plcnpotenny,
daes general consul vice consul commercial
appointed foreign
before officer OF court OF such county,
resdng United be
justice Of peace pubic Of deeds
appointed of Virginia, sufficient. In all
the certificate must be delivered.
RICHMOND, Virginia, November 30, 1883.
nsc Ia flsfMf
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Georgetown Female Seminary, Georgetown, ID. @.
THIS institution operation. few pupils be
family Terms boarding pupils $500 per
session of 10 months, payable hafyearly, in advance.
French, music, and drawing, &C.. "
Day pupils from S. To $40 per quarter in advance.
Catalogues be had on application 10 the principal
Ea# WILLIAM j, CLARK,
Ocl 2S-ditlstJan Principal.
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Collectors Once November a. 1885,
NOTICE DELIN QUENT TAXPAYER Notice 10 hereby
IN all wbo are indebted 10 the corporation
1852 description
paid before 3s day of December
suing enforce the collection
by advertisement sale Of the property, according 10 law
Nov g--3awtd H. J. ROCHE, Collector