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BY j. c. mcGuIRE, Auc,ions.r.

EXEcUroRs' SALE OF VALUABLE BRICK HOUSES ON
IL Seventh and Ninth and The segsre No.
Tuesday afternoon, June "a O'Clock saf s al public
auction, the highest ha.s, Ae ,oowpg valuable properly be-
longing the esipe Of the lCte George VIM ulemube
Lot No T. In square No. 407 treating 81 inches on Ninth
between and lGh running feet
with the consisting Of Aree story brick
twosiory brick buildings cellars ne
The proximity OF this valuable property
and The Centre Market renders livery desirable business
poses. :
No square No f24 fronting Seventh ss OIL between
and streets, win the improvements, consisting
brick dwe! houses wo-story brick bnc build
pied dry goods aud the other grocery store puap
Of excellent Immediately front of premises and die
properly is altogether very desirable IT
Immediately after which sha sell the square No
2 bounded BY sevsneenh and Eighteenth and
this viii be sold entire option hs
company One Of the lots has story brick dwelling on IL
This has been under cultivation garden and
very valuable Cor thai purpose
The sale will precisely with the houses on
Ninth Tide indisputabie.
One third cssh; the residue in O. s month"; with
interest, secured by deed OF trust premises.
II Of sale complied DAYS
ae The property will be resod the rk and epsnss
faulng purchaser. y
Tile indispuable aad sale pssi,vs
CHARLES UTTERMUHLE,
AUGUSTUS UTTERNUHLE,
GEO. w. UT1ERMUHLE,
Executors.
JAS. O. MCGUIRE,
June I7-ds Auctioneer.
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Uni.ed States Patent once,

WAshIhoroS, June 10, 1886.
I'M the petition Of Cullen Whppe Providence Rhode Island
praying Tor Tue extension OF patent granted
agent OF the New England screw
Whpp'e, for machine for cutting the threads
which patent iessued 10 the said
the 5h OF March, 1850, subsequently
them 10 said Whppe aud reissued him
1885, sor seven om the expiration said PATENT which
takes place on The 18th Of Augu't, lest
IL IL ordered that the said heard
Saturday, the ION of August, IL O'Clock
notified and show any they have why said
petition ought TO be granted
Persons opposing the extension required file in the
ofce eir obecion specially setioff
days before the day OF heaDg all testimony party
TO be used at the said hearing be taken
cordance with the rules OF the office, which will be
application.
The testimony the will be closed
stion and other relied testimony
the once on or before the morning Of that day the arguments
any within five days thereafey.
Odered also, that this be published Union Ine
and Evening Washington, D. c. Republican, a
more Penney Philadelphia, Tai Day hookNew
Post Providence H. for three weeks
previous 10 the 18th of August next, the day OF hearing
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner Patents.
SEditon Of the above papers will please copy, send
their bills 10 the Patent Once, with containing notice.
June l7-law3w
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Admission, twenty five cents
Tickets ioi sale al the hotels book and drug stores.
FOR admission OF schools reduced price, apply
Penn. avenue -
June l7--df
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General Agency.

McKNEw, Dookeepsr Of Representa-
H. the United stae will undertake, with zeal
gence Congress severnl
panmcn other business requiring
the OF
He win the sale and purchase Of paying
renting houses, &c. In this and Georgetown.
Also The sale and purchase Of farms aud ands in the adjoining
States OF Maryland and Virginia.
CoDveysneies copying every description
and despatch.
Ills commissions will be moderate and Az business conhded to
his viii be faithfully and promptly attended 10.
lie respectfully members Ct whom he has
cd that capacity FOR the last years. and the citizens Of WASH
inrfon generally.
ohce at Jackson Hail. Pennsylvania avenue.
May 1-eoim
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To unkiness Men.

CROCK or DRY GOODS FOR sALE.-Tbe subscriber, hing
~ dispose u his stock Of dry goods OF July
sell the a great bargain for cash.
The stand, which Is considered Of the best In Washington
be had lease with the
JAMES L. WHITE,
Ma fketsu
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Charles Anderson esq of the finest public speakers
in Ohio has taken the stump for Buchanan and Brecin
ridge.
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Thankful FER the fvors conferred him for the three
remind all indebted him make immediate
payment, all be closed by the LIST OF August
June i7--6t L. L. w.
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lecture on China and Japan tie delivered evening
exhibition by William II. Coyie, esq.
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BY T. Ell T. G X A r Ii /.
The Black Republican Convention,

The Black Republican Convention,
PHILApEL PHt, June 16.The city is crowded with dele
gates the black republican national convention which
The friends of Mr. Fillmore in this city
appointed delegates and claim seats black repub
cans.
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soME OF THE SCENES IN rERRY's RxpEDirtoN
s Visit TO the Regent or King OF The Loo Choo Islands
fs appearance IN The Bay OF Yeddo surrounded by japanese
boats 1ltd win AIMED Japanese
Landing ia the midst OF seven thousand Japanese soldiers
Delivering the Letter OF President Fillmore
1hn Emperor presenting his OF their Gods
The second landing to make the Tseaiy
view OF the town OF uakotadi
A view Of the Bay of Sinnda
The Great Temple man va no. with sreu many
other scenes nj great interest
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RITZ UH'S aesr sealing cnus1his day receiving,
Arthufs nient selfseaing preserving
fsh ffus used lest by thousands mes,
boarding keepers with
For sale by O. w, BoTELER, Iron Hall,
June I4eoat Sole agen, for the District of Columbia
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buchanan Club of the District Of Columbia.

adjourned meeting Of this club will be held al the Franklin
"A House, and Pennsylvania
Thursday evening the 18Th instant ats O'Clock Az
members invited attend The
object operate different clubs
promoting democratic nominees for the Offices OF
President and Vic. President of the United States.
officers other business
piee org cation engage attention Of the meeting
boped b,ta all will ba punctua In their attendance.
EDMUND v. BROWN,
JOIN N. GODDARD,
CORNELIUS BOYLE, NJ. D.,
CHRISTOPHER INGLE,
LOUIS C. THOMAS,
June ~ Commuee
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Life versus Death.
lust Published the 5h edition, price dime only,
CONSUMPTION AND sCRoTuLA;
popular treatise,
by j. !. FORSTER, NJ. D.
Life versus Death.

GLOWING Natures hndote for these fisn scorrrs tho
y together with the bronchis
asthma coughs, sore throat night sseats pulmonary
evil,
aud acsrs salt rheum pains and enea n in bones
glands, and all diseases Arising from the
This iie book, written plain b language gives
The necessary advice FOR new rana cheap and hy
m without drugfug strongly
commended 70 The afflicted 10 heads Of families, se,
allie guide IN time a
aso contans interesting information Cor those afflicted with
dealnsss, rupture, todiiy defofnies &C.
More than 0O have been sold, mailed within the
isw weeks, 10 every par n the country.
Pice 10 10 had ~ tooksecrs generally mail,
post free, Of Mesrs BRIDGMAN CO, 1853 Grand street,
York.
June 3-d&cp3mf
ainan. Price w. For sale at ~ . :.
TAYLOR MtURy's
June Bookstore, near 9th street.
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IsUSpArIoN AT ST. DoNHGo,-Advices from Jacmcl St
Domingo report that inundatIon had occurred
there in consequence Of heavy rains Many houses
destroyed with large quantity OF coffee and several
were drowned Trees uprooted cattle washed away
and many Of the inhabitants rendered destitute The
roads also were washed away and travel generally sue
pended Serious apprehensons entertained that the
disaster had extended over the whole island
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OFFICE or TIE CONSOLIDATED LOTTERIES
OF MARYLAND.

The following the dawn numbers Of e Maryland Consds-
ted Lottery benefit Of Pokomoke river Sc IS
June -, 1886:
IS IS 40 ~ 81 70 81 10 5 % 81
The following drawn numbers Of Grand Consolidated
Loey Maryland benefit Of
Maryland, class ~, drawn June n, 1855
43 30 G 90 81 40 IS &c IS CO
The following drawn numbers Of the Puapsco Institute
LOTTERY, class 100, drawn June "a, 1886
80 CT Ia 40 90 50 20 20 80
n. FRANCE y Co, Managers.
u. II. McPnlII, Commissioned
l7-lt
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Pennsnlrania Blaok Repnblican Convention.

TthHsyEtdHld DIucN IcPHOF'euH OOHVeHII0H
PhnApELPHiA, June 16.-The State black republican
convention met here this morning The Hon. John Ellison
Of Beaver, elected permanent president,
[sEcoSD DssPATcu.l
Ths afternoon the euton approved the State ticket
the convention They then appointed delegates large
national convention and adjourned to meet again az
ter the adjournment Of the latter.
The senon adopted resolutions recommending the del
egates at large to vote for Mclean and Fremont
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JAPAN EXPEDITION !!

- . Under Commodore M. q. Perry.
Original sketches by William Hene, late Japan
diuon. Painted BY Geo. H. West aud WIN. Heine
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N1NEVEH, is Ancient History Modern Expoers nv r. G.
IN Pote. l VOL, liu = "
Daniel de Foe and Charles Churchill BY Forster VOL
the siege OF kas " Dr. Sandwich, chief
Fegusson's lasnnied Hand Book of
Cuospas oil London By John Timbs L. s. A. | vol
us;ed
Ire Great Battles Of the British Army. VOL illustrated
Dunn on the Winning and Working Of Galleries. soi illus
tratea.
Williams on the Combustion Of Coal. vol, illustrated.
GisSone's Daren Journal | VOL, with four maps.
Fancour's History of Yucatan. VOL, with map
Guien's shmus Of Darien Shp Canai. vol with maps.
June IA FlASCK TAYLOR
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soME o. rus CHINESE SCENE

sonE OF rus CHINESE SCENES.
Women wuTshpping the Goddess Guam Wing
An American brig captured by Chinese pirates
Wedding Procession
A Great DIagon-God OF the Water
The City OF shanghai
The Great Temple Of their God Dudah
A Procession of their Gods
Dragon Boat Feast ON the River Min
A Chinese Picture OF Heaven aud Hell.
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q 4 N Il II AL N Il w 8.

PROFITABLE nASEIse.-The Bank OF Wilmington, N. O.,
has declared dividend at the rate of IL per per
each several payments of the stock from the date
Of same This bank went into operation in September
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DHisIlSG-f tss for sale cheap for c1sh.-A double
cylinder oe printing In good running order being
me pes upon which the Washington Union
printed. Apply this Office.
May l3-. dfif
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ksow-soTMSG NoNsArIoSs-The know-nohing con-
venton which assembled in Tallahassee Florida on the
I'd instant nominated the Hon. David s Walker Of Tai
ahassee for governor and James NJ Baker esq Of Column
bia county, for Congress
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INSTITUTION for the Deaf aud Dumb fnd
street, between goth mud 2st south
OF each week has been reception va
at this institution. The friends OF the institution
invited 70 be present and witness the
This institution 10 entirely charitable
established expressly benefit
dTen for whom provision has been made
Donations Of household
scpuon, will BE- thankfully received at the institution.
lime d1wf
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ny }. c. mcGuIKE, Anctioneer.

TWELVE BEAUTIFUL BUILDING Lots AT THE CORNER
OF aud I'd streets public W. dnesday
June slh At half past O'Clock, the misses shall sell lots
NOS and a. in square No 80 situated
street and I'd These suhdivded
six lots fronting each % feet street. running
back iG feel l0eet alley, and fronting inch
on I'd street. running hack la5 iee TO a 30 feet alley
These probably the best popooned and eghy stu
acd lots to BIO found tor that desirable the city
for residence the sale should
Of capitalists wei desiring frstcass building
TILE ndisput&be.
Terms One fourth, cash the idue IN twelve
teen months, with Interest," secured by deed q the
q.
June nd Auctoneer.
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Go- Attention. Democrats o. the second Ward
You requested 10 in ~ut of Union
evening, June ~ O'Clock, purpose OF onng in proee
sion ito The City Ha) with e First Ward and aesoca
tons.
BY order OF tho committee OF arrangements.
The democracy ofhe Third Ward respectfully invited
10 unite with the Second Ward in line procession
June i4--2ii
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First Grand Excursion 10 piney Point,

On the occasion Of the opening Of that scattering place.
a sex~y, The steamer Powhaan, Capt q. u Mitchell,
ESkk make excursion Piney Point leaving Bradey's
T&k OF h street, Thursday, JuRe 10, at
O'Clock evening, and arrive Pn.y Point O'Clock
where will remain until 10 O'Clock Friday
which hour she will leave home, arriving Washington
Saturday, allowing all
bathing together abundance
shesphead drums the varieties Of fish
that place abounds.
On this occasion there will be grand ball Friday evening.
Fare round including board
in the evening, So 80 for gentleman and lazy, ST.
Berths free; state rooms extra.
Tickets TO be had on board the boat.
GEORGE MATT.RGLEY,
June i4-aT Superintendent
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Seven years in
THE CELESTIAL EMPIREl

BY George r. West From sketches ia China
pictures Of ChRese scenery, customs, aud aaannors,
Mr. West went 10 China in The suite Of Caleb Cushing United
states minister 70 that county sailing United States
bfandywine, and maned IN China yUaIs during
be travelled extensively he King
DOM Than foreigners
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1'o MEMBERS OF COS4EEss AND OTHERs.-sey-
s'a pleasant rooms for rent que No. ass 18Th street,
tween II aud r.
June ltd
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~ MortA Ameriean Conrentio,

New YoRK, June l6.-Ater six unsuccessful ballots TO-
day, N r. Banks Of Massachusetts,, and VIM F. Johnston
Of Pennsy vania nominated for President and Vice
President by reclamation. The convention then passed
strong anti Nebraska resolutions
Previous to the final vote portion Of the delegates with
drew and nominated Robert r. Stockton of New Jersey
Kenneth Rayner Of North Carolina for President
Vice President.
The seceders the New Jersey delegation entire and
about five others from New York. Pcnnsy vana and Della
ware who joined by sslfappointed delegates from
other Sates Various speeches made and they adj
journed until tom
The regular convention adopted resolutions in favor Of ee
territory 6c and appointed committee confer with the
republicans at Philadelphia, and dourned till tomorrow
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A Ill PERSONS who IN the habit OF adore sling
letters publications. and books Majesty Emperor
Russia or TO the members Of The imperial family hereby
that such parcels will neither
forwarded their destination through imperial
Russia Washington. "
June l4-d3ls
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The WESTERN mvERs-Tbe St. Louis Republican O
Thursday last says;


The WESTERN mvERs-Tbe ST. Louis Republican Of
Thursday last says
aTbe river this point continue. to fall slowly The
Last boats from the Missouri report the falling and
great difficulty Ia passing the mouth Nearly all the boats
going both lately have been aground the mouth
the Missouri The Upper Mississippi Is falling with 81
feet on the lower rapids according TO last report The IL
lnois river ia becoming very low The weather Is warm
and business dull on the levee.a
SHARPRs RIFLEs ron ESGLASD-The British government
1t is said lately made large contracts for Shapes rifles
with some ofour manufacturers and the manufacture Of
them by American mechanics Edgefed England Is now
being carried under tremendous press Of steam to
supply the army as soon as possible.
MORTALITY IN NFw YoRK.-According to the report O,
the city inspector the total number Of deaths In New
York during the past week was 300, viz; Sc men, 81
women III boys and IS girls showing decrease Of 2s on
the mortality of the week previous,
FmeHrruL Loss on urr-A despatch from halifax saws
The ship Paas, from Cork for Quebec with 40 pas
sengers went ashore and stranded ST Paus island
the mouth of the St Lawrence when the passengers being
panic stricken overloaded the boats which sunk with
enty-two persons, all OF whom drowned. The re-
mander OF the passengers were saved"
vrsEzUu.-LAte dates describe the country as highly
prosperous The Congress closed Its stngs in May and
electoral division Of the republic was ordered as
basis for the formation OF reformed constitution fresh
set OF members, with oS executive officers would
be appointed and elected This change was looked on as
very important TO the webeng Of the country as the
right Of rule rapidly descending towards the hands Of
the blacks and rowdies Railroads and telegraph lines
were being fostered and encouraged
HEAVY RoBuERr IN VlaaIsIA-On Wednesday night last
the Of Capt Adams in smith6eld Virginia was en-
tered by burglars and iron safe robbed Of 81 500 In
money and about $4,000 in bonds The supposed robber
WINS arrested In Norfolk on Friday.
MARYLAND oRors--The growing wheat In Caroline
county, says the Denton Journal looks unusually prom
ising.
RAILROAD CONFERENCE.-The recent meeting OF the di
rectors Of the Toledo and Illinois and Lake Erie Wabash
and St Louis railroads. arrangement TO consolidate the
two companies made under the title Of the Toleda
WABASH and Western Railroad Company This arrange
msa is to be submitted to the stockholders who will
doubtless confirm It.
Nor nAGerSe rsouGH.-A writer In the New Orleans
Bulletin states from figures and calculations Of the guam
tiiy Of Kentucky and Runny bsgging in the United Sates
and TO be produced here and brought this country
IL the NEXT crop of cotton reaches from three million Eve
hundred thousand 10 four million bales there viii not be
bagging enough 70 put up the crop
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las- Democrats tho Fifth wnrd,-You requested
n ont % caspast Hotel this TUESDAY evening the
l7h inst nj O'clock the Of inng " procession 10
he CITY HsiD with the democrats Of the SIKH ward
June H-lt
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CARPENTER the microscope. vel syo-iiios-
" rated with fat enernyings in wood
GreyRay Mare humorous American sketches. by
Henry y. Ieiapd-with Illustrations
The Old vicarnae. ny Mrs Hubhaek.
The Scalp Hunters by Capt Msyne Reid.
The Mystery Evil and Good ny John Young LII. ID
The win Trials novel by the author o. the JeaIou. WIFE
June " FRANcK TAYLOR
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LOCAL NEWS.

FsATAclDE-Ws learn that Saturday afternoon las,
William Howard murdered by his brother Samuel
Howard IN Alexandria county, Virginia The two How
ards have long been their neghbor by their
brutal ruAnly conduct Both intoxicated when the
fatal occurrence took place Soon after the murder Sam
ue was arrested and lodged in the county Jail Alex
andria.
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ny y. Q. MeeuIRM, Anetlone,r.

ELI6IBLY SITUATED IMPROVED PROPERTY IN THE
First Ward at public saeon "Wednesday afternoon June
a. O'Clock, the premises shah sell the north hall No.
a. in l69 fronting 20 feet Ok inchas 7h
three north Winders Building" 60
inches with improvements consisting we'll
story brick back building This properly lately
been thorough repair, has pipes throughout
cupied by fret rate tenant.
Terms sale. jas, G. MCGUIRE,
May 2s-'d Auotoneer.
9U-Ihe above sale is passponta until Tuesday
noon, June nth, same hour and place,
JAS. G. MCGUIRE,
June T-eodS6 huctoneer.
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OURS carefully pressrved-TODD Co will receive
depone until the 9Th Of jane valuable rs for a per
ftnn injury
under Browns Hotel west end
May 9f-7isof
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IsFoHMATIos wANTED.-JosHUA P, SPAIN rsnsr-
ally known as Peter Spain len his aher county
Virginia about the year 1850 ard when last The
neighhohood OF Burlington, Boone county Kentucky The said
spain has sometimes BY Johnson
has lately died, and be iapoan in Virginia which
require hs anton Any who thing 81
wheeabeu Of The sad tohrap Spain will perform Office
ness ard charity BY communicating with undersigned a, Din
widdie court house, Virginia
JAMES H. Dol ssEAU,
Executor 81 Richard spain, deceived,
Juns u 3iawimfs
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RrspoysEs FROM the DEMooRATIo PRESS.

RL5PUNSbo FkUM THE DLMUUhAIIU HHA'D'
Our table is literally covered with extracts nom the
democratic press in relation TO the nominations Of the
Democratic National Convention and in which the nomi-
nses and the platform emphaticay aud enthusiast
cay endorsed Broad and long columns are num-
Der after number Of the Union could be readily and excu
syey filed with these gratifying responses to the action Of
the peoples representatives at Cincinnati In addition 10
the very large number Of extracts already furnished to
readers we make room this morning for the following
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Erw YoEx, June ls.Flour Is dull and hesvyssles OF
$500 barrels good State S. 4Oj superne Ohio, IS 80
standard southern, SO rs extra, So rs. Wheat Is firm
sales Of 10000 bushels inferior white western, 81 80
southern red 81 IS. Corn Is Hrmersaes Of $4,000 bush
els southern mixed, 81 cents. Pork hrmsales Of 900
barrels mess $40 rs. Beef Is dusses Of $500 barrels
Chicago repseked S2. Lard is 6rmsaes Of 700 barrels
II cents whiskey Is rm--sslcs Of 400 barrels ohio
26ll cents.
BALTrMoRr, June l6.Four Is steady-sAles Of Howard
Sc lax. Wheat unchanged-good 70 prime reds
81 80 81 4o fair to prime whites 81 so 81 g. Sales OF
yellow corn a. as cents. Provisions frm-mess
pork, SIS rs SO. Baconshoulders, 81 so cents
Sides % az cents. Lard, II IL cents in barrels and
kegs
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NOTICE-Boun land No 1885, acres Issued
IN In in March, 1885, under the o ID March, 1885,
for military services in the OF 1872 having cd
hereby given that The sole rghn Of
sad having aenRed assigned
ed the power Of doing either to person whatever.
JAMES W, BROWN.
Aprl as-lswgw
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NEW YoRS, June lG-By the arrival yesterday Of the
screw steamship Emeu, from Havro 3lst ult, have
days later from France.
The Of Padre Wills recognition caused great
commotion in Paris and La Paris hints European inter
ference.
At Hsvre the 5lst cotton inactive but the better
sorts were firm. Breadstuffs very firm.
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The DEMOCRATIC MASS MEETING To-SIGHT.-We are re
quesed that gentlemen who have been invited to
address the democratic meeting tonight will please
enter the City Hall by the wooden stairway at the eastern
end Of the building The committee of arrangements will
be in attendance there to receive them.