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W AT q masquerade ball in st. Louis, recent
ly, some person sprinkled cayenne pepper on the
Moor, causing general and acclamatory sneez.
Ing. The Democrat says the stsntoriens were
terrific, and the floor, having been ated bv the
dancers, was swept, sprinkled, and swept again
SNAkks.-Elnathan Rice Of Willing'o1. CT
while digging grave, last week, at Village Hill
Cemetery, came upon a den Of black snakes three
feet below the surface Of the ground, and killed
thirteen, besides one adder, the largest snake
being six feet, and the smallest not less than lur
feet in length Half ofthem escaped.
AGENTLKMAN HoRsg-sTEALER-A man named
Arnold graduate Of the Michigan University,
ana man OF nne attaihments and good connex-
OF demonstrating. While confined in a room an
der charge of an officer, he broke up a tumbIpr
and pane Of glass from tie window, and swdI-
lowed the fragments. This not producing death
as soon as he desired, he hung himself with a
small cord to the bed-post. His wife was living
AT Nebraska city.
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Aedlaincs.
H. The ONLY ARTICLE
~ n 4 v A L E ID I N NJ A i 4 & .
WITH IMMXNsx
NOME AND EUROPEAN DEMAND.

The reason why, ia that by Natures own process
restores IN. natural color permanently sfer the
thus makes 1t grow on bald heads. removes all dan
aIua, itching and heat from the soap, suiets .nc
tones up the nerves. and thus cures ali nervous head
ache and may be relied upon TO cure all diseases OF
the sea and hair Il will stop and keep i from fall
and II used by the young two or three times week,
will never fail or become gray; then. reader, read
INV YonK, Jan. g. lsss.
ss..r' o. > woop oo.-senllem.n: Having heard
bsir being quite mace mp cay mind lay
Prs,na,ce. G,en ia common with srsa. many person..
ago commenced using your srtcie TO for myself
did co. and in Justice {. yor a. vel ). for the .neoSr.s.
men Of others who may be bot who having
prejudiCe without for setting R aside
wlins give Rstorstvea trial m they have further
proof and the be- prot being ocular write
this which show any sueb. aud
direct them to for 'Irth.r proof who in and
the N. Y. Wire Railing E,t, blishm-nt every day.
Ny tA!r its natural color and much improved in
pearsree very wsy being sosser snd thicker and much
more healthy looking.
Corner Of Ooiambis and Carroll Sta, Brooklyn.
LrvIresros Ala, Feb. "a Isss.
fno, Tooo.pesr Sir; rour Hair Restorative Mss done
.!ightly dminshnS for several years, suppose
using y Restorative for rx weeks and ani ih.t
have fine lead Of hair growIs s.r having used al
uasle remedy extsnt aud advice all who .ncset
S a. way 20 use your 5s%sdy fos can rysS a., ,o'
PHILADELPHIA, sept g. 1887.
FBor. wooD-Desr Str Your prcvn,
fref highly beneficial The also she bscl
part 81 my cad almost lost coveruswAs
Rave u1ed but hsf pint bottles your
the top my head Is well st1dies with pro m Gin,
Of young hair and the ALEC receiving tie benefit
lave tried other preparations without beneat what
ever think nc my pcrsOn. recommendation,
induce many others 9 try H. Yours respectfully
ID. r. Tsoxss II. d.. TO- se4 Vice Street
The Restorative is prt up m bottles fthree sEes
VIZ large. medium ana sinai; the small holds ~
pint and retals for 81 per bottle the medlum cdr
m rtlnn han hi
small retnils for So per bottle; the large holds
quart ~ per cent. moro In proportion, and Tetalls
for 80 a hottie.
O. J. WOOD & CO. Froprietors, $40 Broadway
New York, Tin the great y. Wire RsIing RS
adjustment, and lt Market street, II. LOUIS Mo
And sold by ali good druggists and Fancy Good
Dealers. no IL SIN
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THE BEST CouGH SYRUP in Tnl
COUGHS, COLDS. HOARSENEss 80

The prevalence of the nboys nnrnp.,,p., q, ,,,,
season generally has the elect of bringing ont hcsl
OF ProIessedly Few specihcs. and while some are
k1ou, naLy are useless, bnd others even dangerous
ING Wsest course To pursue is to consult your fam
ny PHYSICIAN, or otherwise only such remed e,
aS lons futlc experience has proved TO he safe and
Ss,,nncSncious DfthIs character 10 TII,ER'S CnM
fOUND SYRUP OF GUM ARABIC. Original
~ tne lavorlte proscr ptlon of an eminent phyGclsr
tsoon became popular remedy, and has cnntinu ec
70 ehoY akrowinE reputation for the last tventy
years In cases OF common Colds, Couths O. n
scts like charm, and IN Chronic Cases, Bropchifls
w hoopnE cough. Group, Asthma. lnffuerza 90
have usedlt. ' ""s
Price Is cents and 50 cents per bottls,
Sold BY Marin Il Palmer, Chas Stott &c w,,A
lngton Clsse. Georgetown; Peel& Sfeyen, Al
exandrn where II may he had aso. for CONVEX enee.
known as "Tyler's Gum Arabic ConTh Cnns,
Drops as an elegant. pleasant and EN- oacious Phi
monlo Loxenge tAey are unsurpassed. no M -5m
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EVENING STAR.
5HE GAME OF CHESS.

I'M oAEuh oE NAh@s
BLACK LosEs.
There's treason in the flight:
A knight! q knight!
My kingdom for knight!
Ny castles sacked,
ny strength and courage gone
And | have left-a pawn.
What gives ls bltss'
What can We truly pleas!
Were all amiss-
We all are playing chess.
My llfe's wreck
BEHOLD o cruel Fate
First gives us "oheck,"
1hen follows with "check mate.
WHITE WINS.
30, have won!
And you are worse than lost;
Be not cast down.
But smile, and count the cost.
We cannot tell
What sentence Fate has passed
Many play well,
Bus lose the game at last.
Send out your knights
And wish me JOY as least;
Open your castle gates,
And We will feast!
Hope gives us wondrous strength:
Let so, my lord:l
Life trles our heart
Death sweeps us from the board.
loprtngtsld Republican.
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uARTSHORNE'S CUREALI,
N THE GREAT PAIN ANNTHILATOR,
AND REMEDY FOR DYSPEPSIA. WEAE
STOMACH AND WEAK BOWELS.

, n II 4 IT N n III Z 4IISIs
BOTTLES ~, . and 81 cents and ere dollar,
THE GREATEST DISCOVERY IN MEDICAL
SCIENCE.
HhRTSHORE'S CURE-ALL should be k.pi
IN all families IN oass of accidents sudden SICK
ness, DC u ire iuenty cares less tine than lt re-
cures 10 get a physician.
Ii cures pain IN any part of tho system ard IS usee
externally and internally.
IL As the frequent changes of the vesther BRO
duce bad Cold, Rheumatism, Pam in tho Limb,
snd Body also. Stuff Nock-everY person shouo
GETS bottle. 1t acts upon the Nerves, Muscles
Sinews. Blood and Bones and, hJ It's warming oc
tTomaF netc power, CT pes ali pain from the system
Get bottle and try II.
N Eli you have 9 CcaEh, use Harris
World.
IL Jon aTs Bfioue, use HARTSHORNE,s
ANTI BILIOUS PILLS. They act por the L.'y-
or. Stomach and Bovcls, carTJlaE of all Bic ard
Tie aboyo medicines to rs had at all Drug Store,
IN Washington clty; K!dwell d CISoell at see
town; Il. Peel 4 &c, AieIapdlIs. ooII-tr
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THE CELEBRATED
L DIR. Is KJsE'S MEDICINES,
OF PHILApELPHIA,


OF PHILADELPHIA.
These remedies are the result Of thirty Eve yes,,
oil extensive and successful Practice AID are tbs
only 5eal.le preparations to cure the v.rous iIIs
DIR. J. :. ROSES COUGH SYRUP. OR Ex.
rECiBRhNT viii rndIcally cure Coughs, Colds
So cents and 81. ~
Dr.. $ ROSES Alternative SYRUP,
or bloof Purifier, for The cure of Scrnfnla, odd
EI9ptions Chronic diseases, Ulcers, SweIied Neck
ana al diseases arising from an impure si3te of the
., DR. J.s ROSES DYsPEPTIC COMPOUND
Inc on Z sure cue Tor Dyspepsia ana Liver Com
DIR. J. ;. ROSES PAIN CURER, IL i.pot n
cure ali but II alone Lss steod the test of s. "a
CURING Rheumatism, Tooth and Ear A ches CboIle
rams In the Stomac1 and Bowels, SpraIns Bruises
Fans In the Limits, Joints, Back ana SPINE or sny
pain Internally or externally. P.ice, u IS and s.
lfyou wish to get cured of any of the aboy. com
plants. get pr. J. >. Roses genuine Meiioine.
which you Will know when genuine Nv having bIs
written signature on the cork of each bottle Sod
by drug gists generally. S'e
N. h. Beware of those poor postrums npr,o,,
'nt I" "o INC oest 10 tue world ia ALLY
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

NATIONAL HOTEL.-C : Rutherford Md:
b hotchkiss, CT; e Hayes, Pa; w w W ood
USN; Carey, do; c Simmicken, DIR Luther
Pa; 6 n Sanders. c Schwarf, R-ade, NYk; NJ
X Pelon, Mex; T. A Morgan, Moore and ly,
O. Blackiston, Md; w Hunnsweli, Mass;
I ID Jones, " Car; q CrowniEshield, Mass; J 4
Morris, Md; A + Gibbs and lady, NY; G Whit
man, Childress, La; ID Gardener, Dr. J II
SaPPingtoa, Walsh, J Mitchell, w A Car
Penter, Md; McFarlane and ladv, " York: ] :
Wootters, Va; Wilson aud lady, NYk; w N
Hobart and sister, p Tilton, J Poveto, ]
Fenno and lady, Manly, Mass; I. Hebb, Md:
Blew, NY; III Taylor, jr, Ky; g Browne,
and fam. George, o; l. Chichester s Cabo',
NY; w Crocroft and lady, + : CoIladay, Miss
and MIR Collady, Oh Macalister, Judge Springer,
Pa; DIR Aldridge, Md; ID Wilson and Iady, j
vincent and ly, shannon, w b Ogden NY;
z Potter, jr, ID Sparks, Y; w Davis. Ala;
n Hi DenmsT Kansas; w Field, CT; J O'Neil.
Md; Falls, Jno Mighan, SC.
WILLARDS' HOTEL.-Hon f. ID Beach. III
J Sanderaon, g III Tucker, Mass; w ID Kennedy,
N; Raymond, Va; Hastings, M FinSle,
Stewart and lady, Mo; Anderson Mass: j b
Bond. NY; w Garrett, J : Nicholas, s Ira
yer, Cole, II Pnltensy, Words, Md; f l.
McCown, Us A; T Sedgwics' w l. so l11 AMI =
lady, Wright, C X Graham y Hammond
and dI Iys W Eqch;sTaugh NY DR. AIdIidge,
yenPoTt and ly, Mass; } Libby and daughter,
r Weston and ly, Nd; lube and Iy, j Nc
Pherson and fam, NJ; Col Ripley and daughter.
J 3 Barbour, jr, III Il Weld, Wa.
BROWNS HOTEL-H Howson, Pa; DrO
NcEwen, NY; Seldom, Va; q w GRAY, do; II
saunders and lady, 40; II Grist, do; J ID r. nd
ford, do; NJ wilkins, La; q Clark, Ind; C. ID
Martin. y; Cope, III; NJ Johnson, Pa; SJnes
90; E Harm, ID o. Dell, do; Mr. and MIS- Root
Wy; Misr Momboush, do; Shutu. no; Nj Opp'
do; p Z Brown, Ark; l. H sc,ugg, Ala; ID @
Mar Sa,dNsTb Nd Sd;,S Tyler Va W ACs5penisI Nd
% w Peirson, Md; w Croft end lady, Pa; RI
Brurs, Va; NJ Thompson, do; y L. ConneII
Ala; Ball, D; f Taylor, NY; Or Norman Ma:
L. Humphrey, NY; w A Lyms2s. do; w A
Benton, Gov t Crown, Fla; Holiday, Ny: C
smith, do ID Penkhem, Me; I N Russell,
UNITED STATES HOTEL-w Oyle. Md:
Achinback, Pa l. OSburne, Va: Mrs Osburnp
do Mrs Osburne, do: Master l. Osburnp do:
A NJ Bond, do; Morgan, do; shepherd do:
II Martin, Pa; w Jackson, Ny; ii w Will
nams, Md; + FL Wheeler, do; w II Morrison,
Pa; Byrd, Va; n Tyler, do; NJ Kahn,
Pa w Meckin and lady, Md; Clark and lady,
do; Gray, Va; j Stephenson, do; II Roysihon
Ark; Saunders, Va; w ID Miller do n
Str ngfellow, do; Miss A PendIetOn, do; Rev.
L Massey, do; w HabaIt, Mass; Miss : AL
len, do; Miss Nj Harm, dc; T. Bartlett, Md;
J L Sltten, Va.
HARDWOOD HOUSE-H Mckee. Neb: C. A
Manners, do; l. Summers, Iowa; DIR II Thurman
La; A Nunes, Nd; l. : Socmons Ga: w p p
Lackey, Va Need, Pa; Curreyan do;
Gootnery, do; r Homer, Miss; Brac-
man, NY; Denman, do.
WASHINGTON HOUSE H Leslie, w p
valentine, Fohdulac; VIM Beels, o; g Gardi-
ner, Miss Mudd, Md; Jas p Jenkins and ", XIV;
Miss Potts, do; Geo F and Miss /. Jordan Mr..
Brester, Pa; Jos Abel, p Davis, Y; Charles
Hall, Ala; ID Hickok, La;
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NOTICE TO PRESCRIPTION CLAIMANTS
Every person entitled to the right OF pre- emptIor
to any OF the lands within the townships and parts
oftownshIps above enumerated is required tn estab
lsh the to the satisfaction of the register and
receiver of the proper land Office, and naks pny-
msni ia.,sJo, as sops s as tsaeteaols etsr seq
the commencement of the public sale Of the hndds
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TrEE PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COM

PANY.
One OF the Steamships OF thIs COmpapf osrrvins
the Unitea sta es Mai Cor ACAPULO. <oes.o
SALlFobNlA.H ard OREGON, leaves 4&dt$
faIaEs tvice each month, or ne srrvs -*SssAsA
oil the United Sts;es Mail - Gem RAW n tteaaArs
when ieaTo \ sv Orleans and New Irt rexgicrly
On the 3th rad 10Th oi each month W IN tbe ma,
ROADS. h mil
These steamships h.ye he.a inspected and a,
and Salty. ''' "'se
The Panama Railroad tf7 miles lontD ~ nov nom
peteo iInm oe' en- 20 oeesE, and ~ crossed IN or
yours Ire baErsse OF passengers Is checked N
view ork thioUs 10 San FrancIsco, and psssenfs-s
ere eshbarked al Panama by steamer al the cen
panJ expense The money paid an New Yort
covers Gil expenses Of TIE tTIp.
, ncseIYe cleaners are kopt an port in Panama AID
Ihncson. 10 prevent detention IN case of aocl-
having occurred N eight years
rTe az aspinva.. - '
Cond ctor. 20 through hJ each steamer, and take
tectors. '' Nv
, or through uskets ~ the lowest r.tes apply At
no Nenoy, In West street New YORK 10 I w
RhiMOND.-or to ARMSFRONG, HARRIS
Co, New Orisans,-Or e. l.. BARTLETT' Hos
tcn' wait
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UNITED sTATEs MAlL LINE.
Only Regular Eans, GsS WIthozs Fs,;urs
fer EFstG TssrS.
FOR CALIFORNIA AND OREGON,
VIA PANAMA RkAEeAa,
EsrsEsr SssIs.s Days, sfI 4 2Oth sTs.sl -..t

CLVTIcN.-So many frauds aud imro- aHs.
sitlons % ysrIons f!nds have heca lsiay c2T$&
beI2etratsd on trsTcicTy tOU "a TO & 4 sEfk1<zk
FORNlh, that tas sptsorlher, tho orly spthori I'd
agent for pfssaEe By tho y. =. Mail Line via Paua-
ma. ~ The city NJ Nc~ YORK, fee.s II hIe dsty e.
ca1tIon a. persona seeking pnssAre to CalIfonls,
thaf 10 AVOID :sHostrIoNJ theF must &c careful 20
tld tctrue ofIce OK che Steamships q the NJ, :
Mali Line, VIC Panama Railroad, Is no Other on CO
ID New \ orE ~ authorised 70 engage rssrste.
The Companies have only one Of &C IN New Vort,
Which 70 st "a West street, corner of Wnrrsn AZ :
Compeny's Wharf ~ ~
ID observe ny sign over the door.
ielS J. W. RAYMOND, Agent. NV yort.
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DIREoI 70 At PIKTs oFyaE
T" Il - Il,
SOUTHWEST AND NORTHWESY.

TWO THRoueH TRAINS ARE NOW RUN
FROM WISHING TO " F0k The WEST.
as foi!ovs:
lst MAIL TRAIN stsrt, At 7.tS q. M. tsundsy
exceptedl connecting c!oeeiI at Washing ton June
ton, for Cumberland ana Piedmont.
"a THE ClNClNNATl, ST. LOUIS AND
CHICAGO EXPRESS CONNECTION leaves
Washington ~ S.sn m, reaching Cincinnati 80 80
2 IN. next day, and connecting dIrect, with EKyress
LrsIn FOR LouIsyilie CAIRO and the Southwest, and
for 81. Louis, kanss q, &c.
To view the 6rsI Mountain Scenery OF the Road
N daylight. take either the 7.<S O.. m. 3te D. N.
trans from washington.
For Pkrkershure anu ali station, on the NORTH
Western Virginia osi take the a D. WI. TrsIn. For
Through Tickets ard Baggage Checks 20 ell saar
tiers, and every other Poesih.e aeIit. y be found
WAY PGSsES6FRsf for the Msiuretem Of th.
Baltimore ana One Rsl.roed W.! leeve Washiat-
tor - foiiOvS:
For al poIEis between Wa-hIarton junction and
PIedro ut take the 7.S5 a.. m. trala.
For ali Stations between Piedmont ana whee nf
take the see N. Tram. To connect With the Fred
srisk 1rsin take the 5+o ,. m. Tram.
FOR BALTIMORE AND THE EAST.
Leave NetnlnEtcn for BALTIMORE at s 10 and 10
g. M, and ~ and SIS ,. n. On Sunday ut $50 y, m.
Only.
Leave Baltimore st as .nc $50 s. m. and s.so and
t.Si p. m. bn sunday ~ - q IN. only.
The rs and ass frame only val stop 1t way Sta
tons ana for Annapolis connexions.
Tho - a. n. and $50 the chief connect
ma t7nins for tie west. ard the 6.l0. rs and 80
p m, trans for the cast.
and Oalo Ra.:Tosd Ticket "fhcs. Wsshlnttor'
=. II. PARSONS, Agent
w. r. SMITH,
noT Master of TranrortatIon. baltimore.
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A MBROTYPEs.-snALL PaoFIr. AVID QuIcI

A. hkTChNs.
Portraits, framed
Is cents. Any size
PORTRAIT warranted
IN best cases or
frames at N. York
prices. Come all,
and take q sitting
for one Of those
boau,Iful Pictures,
and obtain the oou,
r proofs. AZ X. G.
W - u ID l. Y,S
oallery, PeDnsyl-
xania avenue, bet.
18th and lSth s,ra.,.
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A sA Thy PURSE WHAT THOU SHALT
rnS.. BUYO
.venns Dbnomse call At STINEMETZ'S ZIG Penn.
Thsra -. III cen Ixth and 18th streets
srih Dress Hsts, of al Qualities Snd
fJles; snd as cheap as sod ~, ~.
United States. Also. iuxt ,eo 81 the
ne EdlnburE Scotch Cap and LonSon<
also continue to sell fine Calf skin Root. ~,
Terms-Ready Pay. LOT eS.75.
b. n. STINEMETZ
-. 80 Penn avenue, ard bstve.n
e4 hnkwOods' and WilIar,is, Ho,ai.
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Townships Al, a, o. and a, of rangeI
Townships Al, A., 43, and ~, OF range 2.
Townships Al, AZ, As and a. frapgs3.
10, % q. a, ae %. s. ST. 81 and S. Of township Il
fractional sections T. o, 49, "a 2S, and 50 and SEQ
The and the Of The tns .s
3D. fractional section q; section 30; the u of the
ton 81; section 50; and fractional section 81 OF
township ~, of ranEe4.
the NE 4 and the r "a Of the ST a Of section ?:
ssS,En ~ .c, ,as E. Of tae Of ne sc
81 p t8: the > q If the NE 4. the SE a and the
on The sM . of s s s@s Of
sE "a the n u Of the SW q, and the SW /, orthe
SW Sf ssctio. e sections ,p e an And 2O The NY
q OF the w a Of section q; and section %, OF
towns hip s. of ranges.
d n. 20. So II, 81 "a s., and 3i, of township IL sc
TONS ? O. 8, 10 =; 49, - and 81. Of townshp 50 frao
u ms ~ ~ and u aid section ST, of township 81.
OF ranges: n.su,oe.
Of the sE Of sectanS 81 s tGe a. s sna me
49, % ~, "a 10, AZ, 80. So a. and S.. of township Al
Of zach; section Z! except exec tn the Of the e
, N h. e. End e., The ,ns SE Of me
the sW q ofsec,lon 81; sections 81 and Sc. flown
II The >, .Ss =: of.he NV and the sw d of
he d the < eI .sstos int the 81 Of
section 81. of township a.: the N y Of the Ne i,
the SW q ofthe NE =; and the W y Of section s,
=, the M of the sW 4, a, d the w q OF the SW
Of section 2; seotIons 4, 6, and 81 the Of the
81 =, and the W u OF section 30; section 10; see
ton o. except the 81 q OF the Sc q; section 50 /;
and the NV = of the NV y Of 81. Of tovnshlp - !:
sections 9. TO- ~. a. ~. %. and q; the w "a
b;n az - sections Ii, g. 81 ST. and 81 OF town
- ~. %, "a; and Sc Of township A6, of range g.
the " V"s = 80. g. and 10; the "a Of the n + a.
S SM md the sW q OF the SW i ofI2; the w u
= OF ,t,oGn, !, me y W =, and tho w n Of the sW
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A.,
Monday me second deg ~ Mayrcxt for the dspn-
sal Of the vacant lands the even numbe ed sec
remsn to the United states msfkin si1 siss sn
each side of the railroad from Fond du 1 40 on
iect, requir ed by law TO a mimimuGl of f,co DOL
lars ardNty cents Per acre, viz:
North Of the base line ard ofths fourth p,in.
ctpal meridian.
Townships 81 and 3, of rangel4
townships H. ID, 10, 81, Is, 26, "a ST. g, and a. Of
Townships Is. l6 II. 49, 49, %. 81, q q, "A. Is, IS,
n, 81, 81, and So, of range l6.
q, %. 20 and 80, of range IL.
Township. Is. l6, p. q, %. and q, of range 49,
Az the land office at LA CROSSE, commencing or
Monday, the etghteenfh day OF ApriI merit, for the
ships which remain to the United STATES triiki in
Columbus, by way of Portage City, t. the St. Crox
river or lake, between townships twenty Ave aud
Superior; and to Bay field" subject as required by
law, to minimum OffUo dollars and fifty c.afs
per acre, VIZ:
North of the ba,. line and east of the fourth
principal meTidian.
Townships l6. ~, Is and Is, of rangel.
Townships 10 and u. ofra"ge5.
Townships IL. IS and "A. Of ranges and7.
Townships 10. IL, u. Is and a, of ranges.
North ofthe base line aud ,rest Of the fourth
principal meridian.
Townships is, IL, Ia, l9 and q, of rsngeI
Townships IL, 49, 10, 81. q and %, of range2
Townships ~, ~, q, %, IS and ~, OF range 8.
Townships n. q. u. % and "a, ofIangel.
Townships u. . and "a ofringeS.
Townships q and "a, of ranges 6. T. 8. Q, 10 and IL
Townships %, q % and &c, Ofrange ~,
Townships and %, of range 49,
Township "A, OF rangel4.
Lands appropriated by law for the use of school,
lndaninilitary, and other purposes, together with
the swamp and overfioved" lands, will be ex-
cluded from the sales.
The tracts along the lines Of the railroads will he
sold subject to the right of way granted by the act
OF 4th August, 1882 for SAID railroads. and the par
tlcuar tracts out by the routes will be sold as CON
tanning the quantities respectively shown on the
ofhciai plats without deductions.
Inc cnering OF the above lands will be commenced
on the days appointed, and will proceed in the order
IN which they are advertised, until the whole shall
have been offered, and the sales thus closed but no
SAFE shall he kept open longer than two weeks, and
no private entry of of the above lands will be ad
mitted until after the piraior of the two weeks
Given under my hand at the city of Washinrtop
this mtg fourth day of December, Anno Domini
one thousand eight hundred and Fl Eight.
JAMES BUCHANAN.
THOS. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner ofthe General Land Office.
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BUSHELS DIRECTORY.
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AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSES;.
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caiIroN & MAssggrR. corner Lou. Az; and sth g.
r. THosrsSS 4oy 81, ~ o p Sv ana Nh. HAIL
$50. e. B. MITCHELL. east wing City Hall.
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CHAs. G. ANDERSON. Nd ay., nea 1th St. Island.
John DUYALL, st., bet. 9Th nth. near Pat Once,
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Mrs. BATES, southwest corner Pa. av and Sth ct.
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GEORGE BURNS, $40 Pa. av, near 9Th st.
r CLARK, Ladies' shoe Store, is Market Space.
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The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-10-03
1ubIif SaIes.
By CANNON d. MATTHEW'S.

! R4 VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE SUPE
ISRI0R COURT OF BALTIMORE CITY, IN EQUITY
Ie Trustee will at public sale on SAT
SItba tne 10Th day OF October, o'clock P NJ at tn
New Sales Room on Second street adj ioinn the Psoce
! RENTS: ~ i"A'- Val "i'O' NJ
| No: l. A GROUND RENT of slGs5O tome brndred ord
three dollars and fifty cens payable yearly IN th4
22d day of every June, and issuing the LOT ~
at the southwest of Holiday and SaratoSa
with front Holiday street of fftyour feet Six
and an depth Of seventy feet inches So
toga street. to teneet alley This is extingnishsb
at any time on payment of 2,725 by the lessee
No. ALSO, A GROUND RENT OF S7437k, (seyentv
four dollars and thrtyseven and hall cents payable In
hayeary instament the LIST day of every June and
December and issuing out of the Lot adjoining first
mentioned lot the SOUTH and binding Holiday street
twenty feet three inches with depth to said ten
feet alley Of seyenty-seyen feet six inches
No. J. ALSO, GROUND RENT OF S5S 331S, (ffty-epht
dollars and thirty three and third cens payable in half
yearly nstaments, the first day every January and
july and issuing out off Lot adjoining Lot No on the
south and binding on Holiday street sixteen feet eight
inches, with the same depth as Lot No. 3.
No. T. Also A GROUND RENT OF S5S 331S, payable IN
the LIST day every January July and issuing out of
Lot dJoning Lot No on the south, with same front
and depth
No 5. ALSO, A GROUND RENT OF $50 S31S, payable in
IKE manner and issuing out Of Lot adjoining Lot No on
the south, with the same front and depth
All these Ground Rents rredeemable except the first
ments " P'o
The terms are cash, and the purchaser will be CHARGED
with popol tomato ground rent from dav of
thereof to the day OF his paying for the property