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FUTURE DAYS.
b. BARNARD& BUCKEY; q

By BARNARD & BUCKLEY: Georgetown
A DESIRABLE MARKET FARM NEAR
reg City At PUBLIC AUCrIoN.-On WEDNES-
DAY AFTERNOON, September SNth at O'clock.
on the premises, shall sen very valuable Market
Farm, about two miles from GEORGETOWN, living be-
tween Rock Creek and Tenaily Town. Ealf mile
from Tenally Town. Ii contains about ninety acres
oi good land, part IN wood and pant cleared. The
improvements consist of small Dwelling House
Stable, and young orchard.
Persons dcSlTnus of examining the farm can lie
directed by IuquTiug of Mr.. James Scott No. IGJ II
street, Washington, or of NJ. WIN. Euncrt.
FERNS: One hall, cash: the residue IN and Il
months, with interest, secured hl deed of trust on
the premises.
Deeds at purchasers cost.
IL the terms of sale are not complied with within
three dayS the property Will be resold Al tho pur
chaser risk, alter giving ten DAYS notice of The
sale. BARNARD & BiTCKEV "
sc 7-dts Aucfinnaers
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Fuss IN Tine FaNJtv ,,oh, fran,

A Fuss IN THR FANILY-Last night, from
eleven O'Clock TO one q. m, the neighborhood
OF Eleventh street, near Pennsylvania avenue
ana street, was disturbed by loud quarreling in
t tne street between man named Hummell, and
ms wife, who spattered each other with accuse
lions and imprecations, in German at the top of
theiL voices, until they caused general raising of
tue ss I1oni windows for two squares. The man is
supposed 10 have been intoxicated 1t will he
wen Tor the police to be the look out hereafter
10 prevent such displays Of capacity t0sling slush
ia any language, in that usually quiet and orderly
quarter OF the city, at that time Of the night
AS WE GO TO PRESS there Is noticeable about
town movement in the direction of the new
(Huntins Park trotting course, which indicates
large attendance at the Inauguration of the
course this afternoon Some fast nags have been
entered and good sport may be counted on.
In AN ARTICLE on the Sixth District Police At
fairs day or two ago, the name of Gatlin was
used in place of Branden, as having got in the
watch honse We learn from Justice Gull that
Mr.. Gatln Is a very respectable and worthy man.
and who does not figure at all in the police re-
cords Of the Sixth District.
PoLIcE.-Philip Speck was arrested last nj ht
for disturbing the performances of the Theatrical
Troupe at the Assembly Rooms; he was taken be-
fore Justice Dom, and ordered to pay S. 49, fine
and costs
Mary Mcpherson was arrested by Officers OIL
lard and w atsOn. for very violent assault and
battery on Polly Buchanan; sent to Jail for court
by Justice Dom
TIE ETHIOPIAN SERESADERs had another
crowded house last night as, indeed, they richly
deserve. more meritorious party of vocalsts
has never visited this city. Tonight they offer
something essentially rich, in - The Masquerade,
or Barnum Outdone" Go and see it.
FALSE ALARM.-Yesterday afternoon, an alarm
of fire was given in the northern part Of the city
The trcmen were out, but soon returned to their
| apparatus roOms-the alarm proving to be mis-
| chievous
! WATCH RETuRNs.-Richard Owens, assault
and battery; Jail for court. Caroline Adams. col
oTed unlawful gathering; fine and costs, sc 10.
| Mary Lucas, do, do; do. Charlotte Ann Pinck-
ney, do, do; do. Julia Queen, do, do; do.
| John Woods, drunk; costs, SlI9.
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BY A. GREEN, Auctionrer.

BY A. GREEN, Auctionrer.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT NEAR THE
" CIRCLE AT AUCTIQN.-On WEDNESDAY, the
yin instant, shall sell. in front of premises, at
O'Clock p. M, Lot No. 3, In square No 81 having a
'front.' ON north l. street Of 81 feet inches, running
back 100 leet 10 wide alley, ket ween I'D and 24th
streets, containing 5,475 square feet.
Terms: One-thlrd cash; balance in and IL months
Tor notes bearing Interest from day Of sale.
deed given and a deed of trust taken.
All conveyanclng at the cost of the purchaser.
seS-d A. GREEN, Auct,
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BALTIMORE, sept e-Flour is steady, al - 5
lot super Howard street aud City Mills.
Wheat il STEADY. at ~ S5asi IS for gond q
prime whites. and SI.I5aSI Is for fair 10 Drim
reds. Corn has declined Dc. on white; 700,
white 62a6ic.. and yellow7Oc
w Risky is firm, at sc. for City and Is &c. 70
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BY JAS. c. MCGUIRE. Anctloneer-

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY IN
v The SECOND WARD AT PUBLIC AUCTIoN-On
Thu kSDAY AFTERNOON September IO;h al
clock ON the premises, shall sell part of Lot No
s. Square No. $50 fronting 81 feet inch ON Loui-
SIAN avenue and the public space, between 10th and
mn streets west. running hack 7s feet, togethe
with the improvements consisting of a Brick Buid-
ns which has been occupied for several years pa
by Messrs. j. w. Arnold H. Co.. as a Rookb
TINS property can readily he adap pied to and Is I'm a
desirable location for manufacturing purposes.
Terms: One fourth cash the residue in 9. IL, and
10 Tonths, for notes bearing interest," secured INV
deed OF trust on the premises
Sd las McGIFIPE
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GREAT INDUCEMENTS OFFERED FOR
~ CASH.

(NhEAT INDUCEMENTS OFFERED FOR
~ CASH.
Fl. SEMKEN, JEwFLER
offers at greatly reduced prices, FOR CASH the fol-
lowing artIcles
Gold Hunting English Patent Levers. full jewelcd,
from $50 up. -
Gold Hunting Detach do, full ieweled from SIS up
Gold Ladies' Watches, full jeweled In variety , %
up.
All Watches are guaranteed for 70 months.
Gold Guard. Fob and Vest Chains, at wholesale
prices; all kinds of Inc Jewelry, such as Bracelets
Pms. Ear Rings, Rings, Shirt Buttons, Seals Lock
CTS, PencI $, etc. embracing Diamond, Pearl Coras
canoes, MOsacs, etc, at astonishing low prices.
Pure Silver Ware-SPOons, Forks and all kind of
fancy Silver WaTe-toUeT than ever offered before.
Silver plated Ware-such as Spoons, Forks Cas-
tors, Cake and Gard Baskets, Butter Coolers, etc..
will he sold at n1dHnfdctHrers pTtceS.
IL Our main beet IN offering such inducements
Is: 10 reduce oar present tnTgs stock for ready
cash, contemplating some alteration in our bust
ness.
Persons IN want of anything I'm our line invited
70 call; we shall take pleasure in cony lucng them
that sucn opportunities of purchasing fine goods at
such reductions are seldom offered. All goods war
ranted as represented. II. SEMKEN
aug 10 $50 penusy wanna avenue
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DIED..

On the 5th instant at his residence in the country
after long and painful illness, ZACHARTAH
WALKER, Esq, one of our oldest and most re-
sPected citizens. AT different periods he filled var-
acquitted himself well. 1t Is not generally known
AT the present day. that county indebted TO
during the capture of the city in 1874. He was one
OF the few who witnessed the laying of the corner
stone of the Capitol and that of its extension He
was native of this District, and the announcement
OF his death will be received with deep regret by
very large circle Of friends and acquaintance whose
heartfelt sympathy will alleviate, 1t is hoped, the
distress of his estImable wife.
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New York Markets.

NEW YORK, Sept. S.-Flour is heavy; sales of
l,t~ hbl>; state sj-2oaS5. 40; partial decline of
cents Ohio p inaSG; partial decline of cts;
southern Sass 10
Wheat Is dull; sales OF II 500 bushels; white
- 9'l red - b Corn is depressed; sales Of
l2.WJ bush mixed 7ia74c
Provisions are steady; Mess Pork SIS 25asl5 80
Chicago repacked Beef SI7 59aSIS. Lard is quiet
al l5's e
Whisky is dull; Ohio pc
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New Musical Enterprise. .

New YORK. Sept s.--Last night Md'lle FREQ
zoi nj made most brilliant and triumphant q hut
in the opera of Somnambula At the Academy of
Music. The house was crowded with an appre-
ciative audience which gave her a most enihusl-
astic TecPntion
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By JAS. c. MCGUIRE. Auctioneer.

y "-NN-' q t'tN'' AIIOtIUI-CI
SEVEN YEARS LEASE ON TIE VALE
- ABLE PROPERTY KNOWN A CONCERT HAIL AND
STnR rs AT AUCTION.-On WEDNESDAY AT
IERNOUN, September 10th, at O'clock, on the
premises, shall sell the IcasehOd of that valua bic
property fronting on Pennsy lvania venue between
lt and I'm streets west. Immediately adjoining the
Siar Buildings, which has seven years Ia run from
September 18th inst, AT an annual rent of S27a.
The lower part has two large Stores, suitable for
any heavy business, and running hack the full depth
of the building.
The upper story is a fine Hall, with broad and
easy entrance from the street 80 feet by 81 the
clear, and Is known and occupied as the 'Metropo-
tan Concert Hail and Lager Beer saloon" for which
business Al seems TO be admirably ada pied.
The Ieaschod OF each store and the hall will be
sold separate.
Terms: One-fnu cash the residue in six and
twelve months. for satisfactorily endorsed notes,
bearing interest.
S-eO& ds JAS. 4. NeGITIRE
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A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
BY A.GREEN. Auctloneer.

Dy a. vi REIN, Auctloneer.
H'Wp-STORG FRAME HOUSE AND LOT
Il ON 9TH STREET, NEXT To THECoRNER NORTH
IL STREET, AT AUCTIOS.-On MONDAN the i4th
Instant, shall sell, m front of the premises, AZ
O'Clock p. m, part of the original Lot No. H. in
square No. in having front of p feet 81 street
west, running back 80 feet inches. betw cen l. and
vi streets north, with the improvements, which are
a good two-story Frame House, wood shed. &c.
THIS property is handsomely locat ed on the west
side oil 9th street west adjoining Mr. J. 6. adams.
. Terms: One half cash: the balance in 8, G. and 9
months, for notes bearing interest from day of sale
deed given and deed of trust taken. Title ndls
putable.
Se8 AGREEN Auotiopaar
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GREAT ATTRACTION AT VULTEE D'UNGE Frs
Metropolitan Concert Saloon, next TO Star Office.
Splendid entertainments every evening. The COM
pany 10 composed OF Miss Mary Vincent. the young
and beautiful songstress; Mr.. John II. Myers the
renowned comic singer; and Mr.. Hamilton, the un-
Admission drinks, Is cents n
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For SALE.-sl,oOo worth of Washington City
Corporation Stock, and $1,000 worth of Washington
Fire Insurance Company Stock, for sale.
Post Office. Sc 8-2ft
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Z. X. l.. CROWN & CO.. Auctioneers.
I'RUSTEE'S SALE OF Personal, PROP
EkrY.-By virtue of a deed of trust recorded in
itlber A. s., No. l96, foos 25 81 and n one OF
tne Iand records for the County of Washington, ID.
at 10 O'Clock a m. on SATiTRnSY' Ssnt"nb bo,
IS iS5I at public auction, To the highest bidder for
Gisn. thTee Horses, three Carts, and hive Mich
sci CIR. CROWN Il CO., Aucts.
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BY JAS. c. MEG UIRE, Auctloneer.

DEREMPTORY SALE OF LARGE BUILD
L ING Lor on l5TH ANDN STREETS AND Mass.
AvENUE.-Os WEDN ESDAN, the 9Th instant al
51a O'Clock p. m, shall sell, on the premises Lot
NO: l, In Square No. 49, fronting north " street
chusetts avenue 80 feet, containing about Ie 500
square feet. '''OOO
with interest from the day Of sale deed given and
n deed of tru, [ taken. ~ "--O
pun chaser. " ' vi 'h0
SO Sd JAS. G. MCGUIRE Auct.
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Death Of a Member elect Of Copgre...
The Ohio River.

EVANSVILLE, PA, Sept. s.-IIon. Jas. Lock
mart, member Of Congress elect, died yeste dal
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AVOTIUI AALH,
~ r. NJ pOTCT GO 80.

By e w. BOTELER, Auotioneer. :,
SAIL OF HoUSEHQkR FURNITURE ON
September 10th, commencing at 10 O'Clock. / sbsii
sell at O: 5l4 Virginia avenue, between Sixth and
Sevehth streets, collection of Household Furni-
Mahogany Sofa. mahogany Chairs. mahogany CEN
IRE ana card Tables, large gilt frame Mirrors mahog
any ROCKER, mahogany Ottomans, Hall OIL Cloth.
mahogany Hat Rack with mirror back and sundry
other useful articles. Terms cash
sep8-N G. w. BOTELER, Auct.
BY A. GREEN, AuctIoneer.
GALE OF A VERY SUPERIOR LOT OF
~ SEASONED WALNUT BOARDS AND PLANK on AC-
CounT OF WHOM TNAY CONCERN, At AUCTION
On TIL RSDAG. the 10th instant, | shall sell In
front OF my Auction Store, at 10 O'Clock a. M:
- ~ pieces OF Plank, from toa inches thick.
This Lumber Is well seasoned and nf n superior
quality, suitable for cabinet and hardware purposes
Sale positive.
Terms cash.
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THI RIvsa.-Business Is at very decided
stand still; the absence Of any Alexandria steam.
boat at foot Of Eleventh street, when there has
heretofore been occasional break in upon the
general monotony by the irregular arrival Of the
Doats. makes the dizziness more dull.
we notice large schooner aground at the bar
4pPposite Arlington springs; also the 6arkantine
Horace Beal at the same point; the II. B was
lowed uPto her present moorings yesterday by the
tug Guy. - .
In the Western channel, below the Bridge, are
several large schoOners, upward bound. They
seem TO he laden with grain.
The Wide Awake flowed up to Riley's wharf
this morning, two coal barges with coal for the
gas company.
Yesterday 4 little excitement was raised at
Pages wharf, by the arrival from Point Lookout
per wood schooner, of an immense green sea-
turtle. sent by Capt Samuel Gibson, to friend
In this city. His turtleshp was caught by Cant
Gibson. at his fishing grounds, and Weighed 356
lbs Several Efforts Were made To sell him IN TIC
restaurant keepers, who dared not undertake the
whole OF him; sd Mr.. Jenkins, to whom he was
consigned, went round to the PRINCIPAL restau
rant keepers and disposed of him in ffty-pound
pieces This, we believe. is the largest turtle
ever caught In the waters Of the Potomac
Inc ship Scotia arrived at Alexandr ria yester-
gay, from baltimore, having been towed to the
anc horage by strange tug from the above city
rms morning she was lowed to the Navy Yard
Whlch leads To the suppostiOn that she may have
been ordered there to convey guns shjps, tanks
heavy anchors and other marine appurtenances
To Norfolk, or some other Navy Yard
The steamer Mount Vernon is in thorough re.
pair, and goes on the line to- morrow. ia king the
place OF the Baltimore on the day line; while the
baltimore, under command of Capt. C.. Mitchell,
Iakes the place OF the Powhaan on the mig Int line
The Powhatan goes on the ways. to he painted
and otherwise renovated for the winter campaign
CENTRE MARKEr.-The market opened this
morning with very full supply of provisions in
all its branches The demand was brisk as usual
on the first market day of the week Quite a
large number Of country dealers appeared in the
vegetable department. The best order was pre-
served throughout the market space. and pur-
chasers and dealers could pass and repass with
out inconvenience. This is attributable in great
degree, to the recent extension Of the sheds The
| prices this morning were about as follows:
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destructive Fire 4, G.orr;a

AUGUSTA. sept s.-A destructive n ~ occurred
on sunday. ia the town of Americas Sumte~ 20
"a DESTROY ny the houses Of n w shaw. Iohn
Z Holmes, : :. kendTick. r. Vogelsanc p
Onmn, u. Greenwood, VIM. :. Johnson, John
son 2 adj Evans. and others
The loss il not stated. but must be very large
large portion Of the business part OF the town
has been consumed.
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SEWING MACHINES.

Our Agent. Mr. John Porter, visits the City of
washington for the purpose of exhibiting to the La
Sles q this yIonty, the Justly GeIebrated VAT
MACHINE and also make sale for Territorial right
for the DISTRICT Of Columbia: Machine Will be on
exhibition at G. w. Boteler's, Iron Hall, No SI8
Pennsy vana avenue, where he would invite all per-
sons interested, to witness its operation.
Sc 3-6t* ROBRINS g. CO
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III FURNACES.
L II attention oil tine community generally. and of
house builders Particularly, is invited to the EEY-
STONE HEATER, lately patented by J. ID. Green
of Philadelphia.
All persons interested are solicited to call at our
store and satisfy themselves of the superiority of
this Heater over all others in use. so successfully
have the principles of combustion been app ed I'M it's
construction, that although it presents radating
surface of OHs hHndTed and hfty square feet. 1t
heretofore manu- featured.
Every Improvement that an experience of thirty
years IN the furnace business could suggest, has
been applied IN the production OF the Key stone
Heater and its prOpretors feel assured that for ef-
cheney and economy of use. u Is unsurpassed.
SIBLEE Il GUY,
No. Se0 Pa. av., bet. 10th and II sts.,
Exclusive Agency for the sale of the
au l-F&S2m Revision Heater
Intel. MA w I'm; L Mon T& Il mini
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BY JAS. G. MCGUIRE AuctIoneer,
ID RICK NARN Al I,nI

Dt 80. y. hic'rt IN r., Anc'lOneer.
RRlCk YARD AND MACHINERY FOR
y SALE At AUcrIoN.-On TUESDAY AFTER
NOoN, September 9th AZ I O'clock on the prerni
ses, shall sell ar the Brick Yard on South Capitol
street near Neal s wharf, the Brick Kins, Sheds
TeInpeTng Machines, and all tho Tools necessa w
Tor carrying on four gangs, with for
enlargement If necessary.
The ground itself will he sold or only tie clay as
tho purchaser NAV desire.
Terms: One third cash the residue IN so and %
days for satIs Iactory endorsed notes, bearing in
terrst
sep I'D JAS. C.. Mcguire. Auct
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2 TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
FROM THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
A PHILADELPHIA Steamer Disabled.

NoEroLK, Sept The steamer keystone State,
from Philadelphia for savannah. put in here YES.
Ierday IN distress having broke her side lever.
che VIII have Ia he toyvcd hack 20 PhiladeIphia
for savannah
me keystone State was picked up Yesterday
and lowed into Old Point by the steamer Ienkiu.
from Baltimore for Boston !.
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A CARD.-AttentIOn is respectfully called to the
"a sale, by Trustees, on IT, ESDAG. September
9th, at o'clock p M, on the premises, of a hand
some and well built twu-story Brick Dwelling
House, situated north ] street, between 4th and
and 18th streets west, near the of 5th street
This property is Delightfully."- situated for private
residence, and will be sn III to the highest bidder
SEA JAS. G.. McfI RE, Auct.
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by Z. k. l.. GROWN CO., AuctIonecrs.
DAWNBROkER'S SALE.-On WEDNES-
Il DAY MORNING, the 9th instant, At 10 o'clk,
we shall sell, without reserve, hnC collection of
JewolTy. consist ng Of
Fine l6-carat Vest and Guard Chains. all patterns
I.ocketS OF different sizes. with patent springs
Breast Pms. and other goods too numerous TO men
ion, which the trade especially invited 20 attend
The above goods are now ready Tor examination.
Terms: All sums under Sihn. cash: that
amount. credit of ~ and o. DAVIS with Approved
paper, bearing interest from day of sale.
Z. X. l.. CROWN Il CO. Auctrs,
sc I-G Corner 9Th ST and Pa. Az.
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ByA. GREEN. AuctIoneer

TNWO-STORG FRAME HOUSE ANDIOT,
Il FRONTING on WASHINGTON STREET, AT AUC-
TIoN.-Oa TUESDAY, the Sth inst. shall sell, in
front al the premises, at O'Clock p. M. Lot No. 7.
IN Square No. Sic, fronting on Washington street
north between +th and 9Th and q and III streets run
meg back Ia WIDE ale with tire improvement
which is good two story Frame Hon Sc, contain uE
FIVE conveniently arranged rooms.
Terms: One-haif cash; balance ir 4. g. u. and l6
months. for notes hearing interest from the day OF
sale. A deed given and a deed oftrust taken.
seq a. GREEN. Auct.
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Baltimore Markets

WHEELING, Sept. s.-The river this moTnin,
i still! falling
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by A. GREEN. Auctioneer

ny
RAR AND BAR-Fl\TURES. Lie ENSE
- AND GOOD WILL OF CONGRESS HALL REsTAU-
RANT AT AUCTIoN.-On WEDNESDAY, the 9th
instant, at 10 O'Clock, n. m shall sell at No. 81
Pennsy wanna avenue between Second and Third
streets, near Adams Co.'s Express Office, the fol-
lowing articles, VIZ:
Bar and Bar lxtures
Liquors in the Bar
License. and good W al Of the house.
Also the Gas Fixtures and Burners and q good
lot OF kItchen requisites, which we deem unneces
say TO enHmerate.
Terms: 500 cash; balance at 60 and % DAVIS. for
notes satisfactorily endorsed, bearing interest.
sc 7-2t A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
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AUCTI0l sALH
TO-DAY q TOMORROW MORNING

By WALL & BARNARD. Auctloneers.
BEAUTIFUL AND VALUABLE BUILDING
ID LOT on 1TH STREET AT ACCTIoN.-On TUES
DAY AFTERNOON rext, 9Th instant At o clock,
will sell IN front of the premises. parts of Lots =
and 10, square 49, fronting = feet the cast SIDE
of 18th street, between l. and NJ, and running lack ll6
feet to an alley. -
This beautiful property will be sold to the highest
bidder without reserve. This lot has been grSded
10 level with the street snd is IN the fastest
improving parts of the city, and worth the atten
u2n al persons wanting tn bold or speculate.
Terms One fourth cash the residue s, u, IS,
ana y months. for notes hearing interest, and Sc
cured hy deed of trust on the property.
80 u, WALL & BARNARD,
An
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It0TICE OF The REMOVAL OF THE
LAND OFFICE FROM OJIBWA TO OTTER
TAI. CITY. n THE TERRITORY OF
MINNESOTA.
In accordance with the provisions of the act of
Congress entitled IAN act authorizing changes IN
the location Of and Offices" approved Sd March,
1883, It rs hereby declared and made known that the
Office for the Northwestern District in the Ter
rltoIy OF Minnesota, will be removed from The town
OF oIIBwA to OTTER TAIL CITY. in said Territory,
at az early q period as PTdcticnbIs.
Further notice as to the precise time OF removal
wall b" issued by the register and receiver for said
district.
Given under my hand, at the city of Washing ton
this 18th day of August A. ID. 1857.
BY order of the President:
THOS. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
% law6w =
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BEAUTIFUL MARBLE WORK.

The most beautiful ITALIAN MARBLE
UMENT ever beheld In this vicinity, just imported
from Italy, may be seen at ALEX. RUTHER-
FORD'S Marble Yard, opposite the Union Office,
Pennsy wanna avenue,
III Persons W no admire rich specimens of art are
invited to call and examine.
au l0-4w Untel)
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EOR SALE.-A FARM, containing about g.
L acres, situated about IL miles beyond Rock
Creek Church, and about 41z miles from the Centre
Market. Is well adapted for market garden and
private residence. Apply to II. N. Il J. ". EASRY,
corner 18th and ID streets, Sc l-2aySw
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REAL EsTATE.-Yesterday, A. Green, auction
eer, sold two frame houses on Third street, be-
tween street south and Virginia avenue, one TO
NJ G. Wilson for SIS; the other to Jas. NuAan
for si53
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EOK SALE.-A very capable FEMALE SER
Want In any department If family service.
Age IS years. For further information address
between 9Th and 7th street, or w. ID. CHICHES-
TEN Oiney Post Once, Montgomery county, Md.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-09-08

NOTlCE-The undersigned has received from
~ Mr.. John J. Joyce, power of Attorney to col
lect all debts due him on notes. open ACCOUNTS or
settle the same forthwith. W
.s,.oa JOHN F. ENNIS, Attorney,
Louisiana