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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-07
WINES, LIQUORS, sc.

fvUANPAGNE wISEs-THE UNDERSIGNED ARE
~ taking orders for various grades of wines for direct shp
mcni from Rheims France At much reduced prices Samples
tan be seen At their Office
~ BRUGIERR DuvrvrER No . whitehall street,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-07

A RARE CHANCE TO EXCHANGE TWO NEW ENG
"A A basement four story houses good location up
and rented Also 267 land in his State
for any kind Of liquors eiohandse thai will Mime
trade Call at address Mnneeotan, ~ Wall street
from to O'Clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-07

THE Don GIOVANNI NIGHT on MONDAY.
Piccolomini Gazzanga, debut Of Mile. Ghloni Cs<s
Formes Leporco Gassier Mile Soto Lorni Muller 1ss
paroni weinch Ballet Four hundred performers In ths
chorus and orchestra.
sale d sests this Monday morning O'Clock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-07

| L,OR sALE-THE FIRST CLASS BRICK HOUSE NO.
West Twelfth street between Sixth and Seventh
with all the modern improvements. Can be by
nyng the premises For further particulars inquire
NORRIS ARNOLD, 40 Murray street. New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-07

dor SALE-THREE BROWN STONE HOUSES, IN
1hirteth street between Lexington and Fourth
north side with all the modern improvements Terms
Inquire the premises of WILLIAM BEARD No AZ East
Elpya ihatra
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-07
HOUSES, ROOMS, SC, TO LET.

A LADY, HAVING A NEAT STONE FRONT HOUSE
n in Of the best locations in Brooklyn near South AM
Wall ferries would let the whole part IT, furnished
for the winter to respectable party with all convenience 70
would receive two To board
For particulars inquire Is Harrison street, South Brooklyn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-07

DRYANrS M1NsTREIs
ID TIE EXCELSIOR TROUPE OF THE WORLD
Mechsuics' Hall, Az broadway, above orAna srrsa.
Monday evening Nov and every night during weoh-
The iaughable buresque, USED CP.
JERRY and DAN BRYANT In their original sketch,
SCENES AT PHALONS.
FRED WILSON. the Champion wooden<hoe Dancer.
New Dances Comcales Quarets Eccentriccs, -.
Doorsopen NJ On; commence q IN TickoS Is ceoA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-07
HEssy LED. .,EI AgGyIosEgE 10 20,

DAwNRRoKERs SALE OF LARGE LOT or
watches and jewelry and womeus wearing apparal
Ac AN CRlsiAI,AR anc,ioneer, rs Bcwery, will sell on
Monday Nov nj III O'Clock unredecmed pledges which
been deposited year and upwards with r. H. DeBare s6is
Rowery by order " Abraham Goodman 81. Centre street
This sale "A well worthy the attention of the trade
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-23

ANOTHER BALLOON AccrDgSr-Two BOYS IN
THE CLOUDS The Cincinnati Gazette, Of Mon
day, has the following startling announcement.
IL Of course /" needs confirmation -,
We learn by passenger over the Ohio and
Mississippi Railroad, who arrived YESTERDAY
morning, that on Friday afternoon there was a
balloon ascension from the Illinois State Fair
Grounds, at Centralia. The RrOnaut ascended at
O'Clock p. IN and at o'clock descended abont
I'D miles southeast Of Centralia, and, fastening
his balloon 10 fence, went into house near by
Tor refreshments. While he was eating two
boys, one years old and the other 4 years old
clainbeTed into the balloon and unfastened the
rope. The balloon assembled rapidly, and when
our informant left, nothing had been heard from
the young adYentureIs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-23
The Missing Eronaut-The Balloon Hear,
From.

INC bclOll lGlDune, MONDAY
The anxiety to hear tidings Of the missing nrc =.
maui, Mr. Thurston Ii very great, pei vading the
entire community, giving rise to countless inuui-
ries and many rumOfs. This forenoon the rulnor
was widely circulated that the balloon had de.
scended in Canada, and that its precious freight,
human NE, was safe The dings sent a rill
of JOY to every heart. Some reports located the
spot where the balloon had fallen in the wood
near Bear Greek, In the vicinity of Lake St
Clair, to the north Of Chatham. Others made il
at 1.-THE Puce," others still at Belle River, and
others at Baptiste Creek, all localities ON or near
the 6. w. Railway.
We have made careful and extended inquiries
upon the other side, sufficient to Justify US in
stating that the balloon has come to the earth,
and further that, in all probability, 1t was emp
y FROM gentleman who was at Baptiste
Creek on Saturday afternoon, between 3 and 4
O'CLOCK, we learn that large balloon was seen
TO descend to the ground In the vicinity Of tract
OF woods, across wide warsh some three miles
rom the station, early in the afternoon This
TACT was told him by the station master, who at
that time had heard nothing OF the occurrence at
adrian, as had not the gentleman, eur informant
There was, therefore, eagerness to furnish
news or to feed excitement, which would lead
any person to exaggerate, but evidently the sim
pie statement Of the fact
Inc gentleman being in haste to return to
windsor, and knowing naught Of the interest at
tachlng to this balloon, made further INQUIRY
and immediately left. The balloon was dss-
crbed as large one, and Is, there is little doubt
the same one that took up the ILL fated Tburston
What Is his fate Is still wrapped i'm as profound
mystery as ever. Ii IL shall prove as there seems
little doubt 1t WILL to be empty, the fate of the
rrondut Is rendered almost certain; but wbef her
II will ever be known for a certainty NAV well br
question. The balloon was seen at Chatham
about two O'Clock Saturday afternoon SO a wa
thought by the telegraph operator. 1t was about
as large In appearance AZ kite, and was thought
to be such until the news of this affair reached
here. =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-23
NEW MUSICAL REPOSITORY.
PIANO FORTE, HARP, d MUSICAL
HAREROOMS.
Prof. e T. DE CENIEL,


DEALER IN ALL KINDS OF
NJ u SICAL NJ ANDISE,
and Sole Agent for Washington and the District OF
COLUMBIA for Steinway Sons Celebrated
g o l. ID NJ DIAL PIANO FORTES.
pol. Prof. C. r. DE C(ENIEI. having been induced N
enter into the BUSINESS Of Musical MerchaIdise in
this city, begs to inform the musical public OF
washington, Georgetown, Alexandria, and their
surrounding districts, that he is now prepared to
on the most reasonable terms. He has made the
very best and choicest selection of the most elegant
assortment of European and American SHEET
keep the largest and best collection of Music in the
city that be found any here for which he ear
nestiy and respectfully soliclrs share of pubic
patronage. In addition to which. he has ana offers
HARPS, GUITARS, and MELODIUMS, among
which he introduces into this city
c.,pop. SIEINWSY a SoNs
Grand and Square. 61s, 6x, 7, and IA octave they
being the only Pianos now soug ut for and purchased
bJ EVERYBODY IA preference to many Others for besu
~ oil hoish and dgrabillty-poceIfn, brilliant, and
rate, smooth, elastic. and OF the best Repeating
Powers. q o. Can colsclentlousiy recommend the
same to the notice and patronage of those in want of
SUPERIOR Instrument. at prices that cannot fail to
ufacinrcd IN the United states. Sold at manuiac-
tuIeI prices, adding cost Of transportation only.
90 Pianos taken In part payment for new ones.
sk,!lfl and experiencsd hand. Charges moderste.
Hap, ,nutar, Violin, aEd Banjo Strings, OF the
bert quality always on hand.
HI Any uanty OF Music purchased at these
, All orders promptly attended to. and Mu.io sent
by msiifr ofpostags, By addressinG nrp,,
ne q 2w Wash nxtoh. ID. c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-23

The RUSSIAN NAyY.-The efforts which Rms
sia has lately made to increase her Navy are at
uactlng attention In Europe. These efforts are
SO considerable that her own building Yards are
no' sufficient for the purpose, and she has been
having vessels built in England, France and
America, under the superintendent Of her own
naval oIncers The Baltic fleet numbers twenty
seven shlPs OF the line, and several smaller YES
seis, without counting gun boats. Her fotilla
in the Caspian sea has been increased, and she
is creating respectable naval force in Eastern
Siberia, and at the mouth Of the river Amoor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-23

FROM SALT LAkE-The Salt Lake mail Ia.
arrived at st. Louis, having been twenty dav,
on the way. Brigham Young still remains
housed Every thing was peaceable between
ahe Gentiles and the Saints The troops at
lamp Floyd were all well; General Johnston
intends wintering there. The Indians were
qu1et, but great excitement prevailed I'm re-
gard to Pixies Peak gold mines, They are said
10 De as rich as those Of California. Companies
were leaving the borders every day for the dig
gings
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-23

GREAT DROWNING OF GRAssHoPpEKs.-Tbe
st Paul (minn) MinneSotian OF the lIth inst
says that recent accounts from the SelkiIk settle
ment, contradict the previous reports ofthe de-
struction of the crops by grasshoppers; on the
contrary, the crops were most plentiful, ind the
colony was never better of for supplies About
the 18th Of June the whole country was filed
with young grasshOppers, just hatchedf and
great fears were entertained Of their DESTROYING
the crops, but as soon they could fly, they all
rose in the air, and attempted to cross the Red
Civer, but were nearly all drowned in the pas
sage
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-23

FOOLS Nor ALL DEA D.-The Piccolomini
lever had fierce outbreak among the .xci,able
population of Dublin. One evening, after the
lady had sung entrancingly at the opera, an i'm
mense crowd awaited her appearance a. the
stage door, and, when she entered her carriage
the horses were unyoked in i twinkIing. and a
hundred young gentlemen took their places
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-23
HARP sTRUCTION.

a leading instrument for the SAME Terms as w =
the PIanoforte viz: $50 per quarter after date;
ana even LESS than this shall and must only he $EX
earned by second rate teachers, and more bnf a
y piomatc Professor snail even claim MORE than
This Is only a "justice' own to the instrument ::
Also 70 the public. Those ''hieh terms" charged by
LETT handed teachers, has, and is burr ing the most
ancient, sacred and noblest Instruments into div
ION: Only one proper method Of teaching the Harp
his New Harp Effects and Passages, &c For suob
obstruction call on Prof DE CENIEL at his New
Musical Repository, corner Of 18th street and Penn
N:B.-HARP STRINGS. full set, IN tin boxes. hest
sua ny. ~ IS. European and American Sheet Mu-
Sc. IN endless variety ,a at cents a PAGE
rent. se "a Sv W
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W The London correspondent Of the New
YORK Commercial learns that the Chinese indem-
hity 10 England is sixteen millions of dollars.
ana 10 France six millions, to be collected from
custom duties at Canton. England secures in
the treaty with China an English college at Pc
kin -
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L0ei Losi Lust" REWARD

Il OST! LUST " LOSG ~
IL $40 REWARD
ost. IN Washington Georretowu ON Safur-
day. LINEN WALLET. conts ming pumb,r Of
pramssory notes. "a lar recoll ected, as follows
Two notes Of Alex. Bundin, dated Augpst siL.
ats ano months, drawn IN favor of Jarrett 81 Neem
and endorsed by them, for SSo each.
One note of Nm. Pay ne and wife dated usust
6, at months, for SI9S.ll s'
Three notes of Lemuel Williams M 81 DAYS r,,
rs each, drawn IN favor of and endorsed h, WIN.
Wi son. " ''a'
One note of G. Cmhau, for sIoo. dated Ma, 9TH.
Just, for 500. 'e~ W W
70 One note Of Samuel Kelly. GATED September r7th
1870, Tor S64, drawn In favor of endorsed by E ri
Clamp te and two others of same date hesr,ns
each. S' iO' CIV
Sl.Sli.s7. " -'' A~Aeooae' i0'
- Also, an over due note Of 6. vanderverlen, for
a nd ten notes Of q. Emmeuon, drawn IN favor of
snd endorsed by w. Simms, dating monthly from
10Y emoer lWh, 1853, NJ % months, for $50 each;
van nuinher of other notes NOT recol ected, and
PspsIs which are Of no value 10 any one but the
persons are her :hy notified not TO receive any
n ahe above papers, as Duplicates will be called for
IL they are not found
The finder silI receive the above reward b, leay-
me them at r wHEATLEY'S Lumber Yard No
sc l4-tf - : -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-23

ID The General Convention of IJniversaIists
consisting Of clerical and lay delegates from all
The States, will be held this week at Providence
r.
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NJ DElICArION.-The Cemetery at Prof.
HS pect Hill, adjoining Gtenwood ard MI WIN
Emmerrs place. recently purchased By the Socisty
y inc SeTman Eva, Eelioai Church, tRev. 8. Ii.
ligions services in English and German, on next
Lords day, the 10Th inst at 8 o'occk, p. m.
attend the solcInnitIes. "
By the COMMITTEES Of the Society. sesss st.
n~ ALI. PERSONSOESIROUSto join new
~ Building Association are invited to attend
injecting on MONDAY next, September a. at
o'clock, p. M, at German Hall, llth street, betw sen
l. and q SITS. 49, ~, : : :
The Coinnittee.-T. Aigler, Michael Lauxman.
F. BIau, a. Meiners. y. Bopp, u. Balieber, r.
Freeman, w. Schalze. Y. Glorlns. = IT.
~ NOTICE.-There will be special meeting
u ( of this Edwin Booth Drainatio A ssociatioli
0slock at Taorn's Building. 7.h street. Lades and
gentlemen wishing TO join VIII please be in attend
amos. By order OF the President.
90 Is 81. T.. NUNES, Secretary.
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SPIRIT OF THE MORNING. PRESS.
The Union treats of the canvass in Penn
sylvania, SAYING:

The prospects of the Democracy are growing
daily more and more encouraging in this great
and important State. Out of PHILADELPHIA in
all the interior districts the issue of Lecompton
and anti LecomptOa is sunk out Of sig bit and
thought, in the Democratic ranks The party
are united on the great living issues which they
have with the Black Republicans on the one
hand and the Know NOthings on the other and
treat the question of Leeompton as dead and
buried issue The opposition. on the contrary,
are demoralized, paralyzed and divided They
cannot get along with the record which their
congressman made for them here last winter"
Inc Onton, also, in noticing the horror of
collector Schell's letter on party patronage ex-
pressed by the Inteifigencer, inquiries Of that
venerable journal whether, under its admin
istration, Mr.. Granger turned out of Office two
thousand Democrats and put in their places
two thousand Wings in the first month of
Gen. Harrison's administration That triAipp
affair, the Union says, occurred at a time
when the Inteiiigencsr received more money
from the Government every year than it costs
to support three hundred New York custom.
house appointees.''
Further, the Union thinks that, so far. the
Atlantic Telegraph is failure.
The InteLiigencer marks what it considers
errors In the Unions recent resume of the
Government expenditures and gives its own
statement, as follows
Gsu .....--..-.--...-. SO 1877 s22
We of'''''...........-.-..-.- 6,O5I ,923
NJ. ''.......-......-...... %, Ass ,3S3
Terss ,,,;; 1896 100
Rsde, OtI Deot. ;.;.:..,:.;: 3O,Ols
PENN, % VI "a ruolc Debt. 1854 $50
Intersst . % p tue same -............. 57i.443
Pavmeo, T uoiIC Dsot....-.......... 567 O55
uiE Notes............. $3.50 300
Add ISL ,5s5 ,467
Aoo oenciency provided at last session IO,7ii g9i
neal expenditures for fiscal year % a3o as,
o' year real revenue........... al, 557, 500
DencIt OF year. ................. a, 772 So
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-23
my GOODS FOR THE FALL SEASON.

,hOICE ENLRA sIN.S AT PHtlsP'S-A
~ selection Of remarkably line tRrsvfnss, o ain
and coloTed Crsyon udIfs. fbotogIaphs, a q Just
i'm ported nv GRANKIhNTHILP.
se2I SS2 Pa, av,, bet. 9Th and 10th SITS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-23

NEW AND BEAUTIFUL STYLES of Fancy
Y Hair Pins. at extremely low PLloes,A
seN SC LAMMOND's. 7th st.
RUY YOUR FINE cLorhtNG 9E.,,---
= No. SO Ps.sve., under Browns Hotel
ses.tf Washington, d. @,
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NoTIcE-hany accounts due the Star office by
persons in Maryland have been placed in the
hands OF Mr. w. c. Lipscomb, for collection,
who Is authorized to collect and receipt for those
of Its bills he may present to our debtors.
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MEDICAL: LAW, SCIENTIFIC AND mis-
Nl CEtLANEOUS BOOKS,
Of every kind supplied in washingto city BY
TAYLOR 4 MAURY,
at the lowest prices that they be for
IN the United States.
% bookstore, Penn. avenue, near 9Th street. Sc p

~ J. MeKENSY,
COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS, NOTARY
PENSION, LAND s GENERAL AG ENT,
will attend faithfully to the Collection of Accounts
Rents. and any other Business that may be en-
trusted to HIM.
Ofhee-No $50 Seventh street, opposite National
lntelligencer office. se22Iy
DLACK SILKS AND VELVET RIBANDS.
ID Just received, cheaper than usual
Is pieces high lnstre plain Black Silks, vary ing
from IS cents to 81 per yard.
go pieces Black Silk Velvet Ribands, all the widths
for trimmings,
59d-zen Ladiss' best quality KID Gloves.
AZ DAILY receiylnE rich and beautiful Dress
Goods. Shaws and scarfs, which shall sell al the
lowest cash prices.
j. w. CoLLEY, j. w. COLLEY n CO
WIN. M. bRowNS SIS It'll street.,
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GRAND ToURNAAWWEYTAAT BLAKIsTONE

~ "a NILlON,
ST. MARY's COUNTY, MARYLAND.
To. On rHURSD.Y, September SOth; 1853.
1 rfyniio nn II TS 81; Maryss COUNTY. Ma
night. Persons from Washington DESTROYS of Wis
s the Co
rive at the Pavilion the same evening where thew
WI hnd the very best of accommodation and atten-
Withers Band has s'f bs. 70 t snRassd s,,rs
the occasion. '''
sc 2s-dt29 RI. MARSHALL. Pro'r.
I EATHER! LEATHER LEATHER
to cSnny s1ss oss and invited
HEMLOCK AND OAK SOLELEArHER,
with a large assortment of Finished Leather, con
french and American MOROCCO,
Do. do: Rips.
20. American and German CALF SKINS,
niSIN tA.B BINp fISSSIHER'
A, Al kind Of goods used BY the trade. cheap for
MAYNARD ROSE,
As South Calvert street,
SO OFT Baltimore, Md.
SH!LLINGTON RECEIVES ALL THE NEW
~ BOOKS published. immediately afterwards.
Davenport Dunn. Man OF our Day, by the author
The Opera Dancer, or the Mysteries of London
LIE by Reynolds, author Of the Court Of London.
The Diary of an Old Doctor by James Matt
The Law ger's Story, by the author of the Old
The Arts of Beauty. or Secrets of I.ady's Toilet,
WIN HINTS TO Gentemen on the Art of F. scinatIng.
Every thing in the Book, cheap Publication, and
SHILLINGTON'S
Bookstore. Odeon Building,
SCI corner "a street and Penn avenue.
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BOARDING.

ROARD.-A comfortable ROOM with BOARD
10 oan he obtained IN private family at No an7
18th street, Between q and III. sc q 81.
ROARDING "A few gentlemen can be ncoom-
- n'ocated with good Board and plesslB Moons
at 4o ID street, between 9Th ard 7;h. sc 2n-Iw
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MUSICAL ATTRACTIONS
PRO BONO PUBLICO MUSICALE.

The Art Of Teaching Music: a practical method
LOT succ sssfully iInparting a THOROUGH MUSICAL
everything necessary to be known to elevate and
establish the CHARACTER and QUALIPrcA rIoNs OF
EvsRY Music TEACHER by Prof DE Cornell. Call
and get copy st Messrs BLANCHARD & MO
HUNS Store, corner l1th street and Pa. avenue,
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arising are, whether the State had any title to
the lands under the first grant, inasmuch as
no patents were issued nor boundaries estab-
ished; and whether the subsequent action of
Congress sets aside the first grant, when no
terms occur in the law repeating or restricting
the former act.
FRoa KANsAs.-We have late information
from Kansas, which shows that the Democracy
are at length organizing there to some purpose.
Thus, at recent municipal elections in Leaven-
worth city and Atchison they triumphcd hand
somely over the Republicans. At Atchison
they carried their Mayor and seven out Of the
nine Councilmen elected, and five Of the latter
were original pro slavery men.
Apropos of Kansas matters. The Republi.
cans there are endeavoring to make capital
out OF the notion that the President would not
postpone the land sales advertised soon to take
place in that Territory. Thus, they are abus-
ing him at great rate on the strength of their
own allegation to that effect. They have fairly
been caught with their-shoes down at the heel !,
In this matter; as the order was issued for post
ponement on the 9th inst We are inclined to
believe that, in that matter the presumption
lists and other settlers interested, owe much to
the prompt exertions of Major r. H. Weight
man who, Though a resident of this city in
Government employment is a citizen of the
Delaware land district of Kansas, and Thomas
b. Sykes, Esq, Of the Lenvenworth land dis.
trct for their successful exerions to satisfy the
President that justice and prudence demanded
the postponement so necessary for the interests
of the Territory.
ONE OF THE "rHREE THOUSAND. Through
the exertions of the Pension Bureau, in this
city, the Rev. Isiah Huntey, of Vermont, who
is said to have been one Of the pious, illustrious
and never-to-be-forgotten $4,000 New England
clergymen" who signed the famous bull of ex-
communication levelled at the head of Presi.
dent Buchanan, has been indicted for forgery
in the preparation of evidence on which to pro-
cure land warrants
PARAGUAY.-A rumor has obtained currency
here that Commissioner had been dispatched
hither, from Paraguay, to arrange existing diff.
fculties with that government, but that he was
detained by the quarantine regulations at Ha-
vana. We are informed, however, that no in
timation of the matter has been received at the
State Department.
The SPANISH DEBT.-We understand that
on Monday last the Spanish Minister paid into
tho State Department twenty-five thousand
five hundrsd dollars, interest of the debt of
Spain to American citizens.
REMovED.-The Land Office at Saltwater.
Mimi, has been removed to Cambridge, in the
same State; and that at Fairbault, Mimi, to
St. Peters, in same State
APPOINTMENT BY THE PREsIDsNT.-Thomas
E. Massey, to be Register of the Land Office at
Forest City, Minnesota.
The WEATHER.-The following report of tho
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arising are, whether the State had any title to
the lands under the first grant, inasmuch as
no patents were issued nor boundaries estab-
iished; and whether the subsequent action of
Congress sets aside the first grant, when no
terms occur in the law repeating or restricting
the former act.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-23

FOR SALE.At far prices and on reasonable
terms-LOTS Nos. /. 2, s, 20, p, and q. all ad-
on the northwest corner OF 2lst street west and
street north. and in Square y So. These Lots are
suitable for dwellings,, q brick yard, or other purpo.
ses; and will be sold separate. If desired. Apply to
POLLARD WEBB, No. SD I'D story It'll street.
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APPOINTMENT BY THE PREsIDsNr.-Thoma
E. Massey, to be Register of the Land Office at
Forest City, Minnesota.
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The SPANISH DEBT-We understand that
on Monday last the Spanish Minister paid into
tho State Department twenty-five thousand
five hundrsd dollars, interest of the debt of
Spain to American citizens.