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u The last steamer brings news Of the mar.
rage, in London, Of Madame Ann Bishop 20 Mr..
Martin Shultz, of New York.
III Patrick Logue died on Monday in Phil
adelphia, Of inflammation Of the heart, caused by
excessive cold and exposure while confined in
the county prison.
IL The Hebrew rite of circumcision was per-
formed at New Orleans, on Sunday, on three
boys, brothers, aged respectively :, S and years
A case Of the kind was never heard Of before, ex-
cept In infancy.
IL disconsolate German in st. Louis hung
himself for love, 10 a sapling, having previously
written desire that his dead body might be for
warded as Christmas gift to the maiden who
looked not kindly upon him
" A man named Hudley was killed on the
Virginia and Tennessee Railroad, GU Saturday
He was drunk, and stag gered on the track at Big
Spring, before the advancing train, the cow
catcher striking and tearing OF one side of his
head.
u The latest French emigration returns show
that foreign countries scarcely take from France
lO,OOJ individuals year, the remainder going TO
the African possessions Alsace and the prov
inces next to Spain furnish the great proportion
Of emlgrants.
IL The wife Of Mr.. Brooks, at Homer N Y
the Other day threw a knife violently at her hus-
band, which put out one Of his eyes The amount
OF her eonJugal grief may be measured by the fact
that she said Afterwards, she would give Ave
dollars rather than to have had 1t happen.
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WALrzINe. =" Look look :" said balf.a-
dozen lady voices, one pretty night, as we sat
leaning against the outside of the ballroom
we Old iook-alas for our modesty ought not
70 have done so. " If my children were among
tnem, Ia whip them well for it, Yes, if they
were t9li grown, d give them the hickory -
DO said the wife Of one of our guests. "a sbs
turned away in utter disgust Let me describe
htte-f the public may look, Certainly II
may read, though it run. group of splendid
one. Is on the floor, and lovingly mated. The
gen" eneircle their partners waists with one
1a. TN =. me me- ladies' les and gentlemen stand close
t 70 lace; Ihe gents are very erect. and
lean little back. The ladies Leaf, a little for
war;. (agsic( Now, all wheel, whirI, circle
and curl. Fest end heels of gents 90 rin.ran
tippity-tip. La lies feet go tippity.tip. Then
ali go rippity, clippit,; sIiPpity, tippfty, hip
pity, skiPpity, hoppitJ, ,unPity, bumpity,
thump. Ladies fly off by cs2ti'fTEa} ssonen-
yum. Gents pull ladies hard anu close. They
reel, swing, slide, sling, look tender, look sly,
look dizzy. Feet fly, hoops fly, dresses fly, al;
fy. 1t looks taggity, pullity, squeezity, rub
bity rip. The men look a cross between steel
yards and ''limber-j jacks, beetles, Xes The
maidens tuck down their chins very low, or
raise them exceedingly high. Some smile,
grin, some giggle, some peut, some sheer, and
all sweat freely. The ladies' faces are brought
against those Of the men, or into their bosoms,
breast against breast nose against nose, and
toes against toes Now they 90 in again,
making sound ike Georgey, porgey, derey,
percy, ridley, pidey, .oachey, poachey This
dance is not much, but the sItra5 are glorious.
III men were women, there wouia Ne no such
dancing. But they are only men, end the
thing goes on by woman's love of it. A secular
writer says: There is no established stand
ard Of propriety about this matter. If 1 were
a lady might object to those dances; but be-
ing man do not. We certainly ought to be
satisfied, if they are"
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

NATIONAL HOTEL.-T A Robinson and
lady, Pa; Nrs Bankhead, Nd; A e Heating, o;
Gouge, Reeve, Eng; G Cooper, NY; A
Wilkinson and lady, do; John Hudges, span
daner, Md FlagheIty, Min; B Hatch, n
Foo, Mass A Chadwick, Pedrick, Pa;
Robley, Geo Jewesson, Solomon, Gen L. w
scofeld and lady, Hart and lady, C Now
EFT and lady, York; Andrews, Va; Judge
spaiding and lady, o; J SoreI, Mass; Col w a
ment, Stonestreet, Md; B Onstine, Min; J
Congdon and lady, NY; C o Flynn Mich; Oh
Lemny, DIR Elder and daughter, w otan Pa;
kansome, England; Jackson, England;
ID Brsmond, Va; w Buchanan, w Vandew.
SEQ, Porter, DR. Keyser, Md T., w b.
c, and A NJ Whaley, Car; A Bedlow j n
louag, ORA Tinsley, NY; w w w Wood, U 9
NC; w Cleveland, Ga.
wILLARDS' HOTEL D Carter. Va: F. :
Benedict, ShotwelI, jr, q West, NY; Captain
Dunavant, USA; r. l. Draper, Mass; n A Girls
Yield; M I Freiinghuy.en, NJ; 5 Crou1e,
son, USA: H Overili, NY; A N Hart, Pa; r f.
Hart, o; w b Jones, Va, A Mac Donen, Cana; M
Stafford, do; w Banfhead, Md; w Pinder, U
NY; d Judson and family, CT; II N slater, r /;
Cap, Marcy Ushi Jno Howard, NYk; H
? Steen, r. w w Wade and lady, Pa n NJ
Melton and LADY, NJ Mullin, Cirroli, A NJ
Strong, r strong, Birch and lady, NY.
BROWNS HOTEL-D ID MONTGOMERY pa.
j,
KIT; J w Jowens, Mo; w Pelham, NM: T F
Wlshron, la; Fisher, KY; J II Fosh, Ind; f
N Thomson, Pa; T L Owens, do; w Daniels.
NY H,[dsll. do; EN- Boslry, Md; O Crease,
mer, Va; w NJ Ford, Tex; Rass, Tenn; TIA
Bisdcoe and lady, Va; b Meetings., do; A
Porter do; c Carman, NY; r HITCHCOCK Md:
Col w Minor, Va; A Mitchell, NY; N AT
n ns,, 90 l. Boath, sacoi c Ward and LADY,,
MISS; w Lindsey, Ky; J Lindsay, Va; ) w
Rinsich, KY; NJ Millen, Mo.
UNITED STATES HOTEL-L r Lucas, Va;
fo99ng, Nd MIs Layer, Pa; Sturm,
Mlnni J Combs, Wis; M b Bradbury, do: A
Wsrrsn, o; Mss Swings, Pa : Damn, do;
CO CadV, sc: w Singleton, do; J M Mount
Londoni X Barter, do; Harderby, NY: MI
Porter, OsA Harlan, Pa; ! Young, Md; ]
rye, DO; + Scraggs, Va; w Harrison, Md: 8
Soehfeii, Va; ID M Ellington, do,
nxIRkWoOD HOUSE w Mc6reely, NM;
nj, manning, Pa; X Snowden, do; Gordon.
ch.on HMveShou.e, USN; l. ID Slamm, do; =
Se eaeo s RT; : STAFFORD, do; M w Hawke,
Ny: CE TJCh,SoraS blake, Neb; M Kidd,
n sfc skiss Pa; Galland, o, w Bill. Ia r. Rn,.
c irwin, No. apHiAh, Mo;
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EVENING STAR.
PRETTY VERSES.

BIT DAVID Barker.
Bone years sgo-so say my notes --
When Sabbath's brazen bells were Ginning,
The music from their hollow throats
Incuced me straight 70 take to rhJming.
For many dreamy hour l sat
And having closed poetic labor,
And started for my nearest mel rhbor,
Ny neighbor's eldest girl, knew,
Lsld claims to being ''litersry,o
DO, TO her fathers house few,
10 read my posty to Mary.
She was the fairest of our race;
Her waist was small, and hing ers tapered,
And Smiles around her rosy face
Like lambklns round q pasture capered.
read OF var, and read of peace,
And read of many an ancient natIcn;
Ot ancient Rome and anolent Greece,
And thousand things throughout or, alton.
read how raven eyes encssed
"A Dagger for each trusting lover;
Bnt eyes OF blue, and slender waist,
j echoed nearly ten times over.
/ read Of hps bend and OF wife
A note prepared to please my aIry;
hInted OF my lonely life,
And Of the wltchlns name OF Mary.
closed my reading. raised my eyes,
TO throw me on her tender mercies:
When with drowsy yawn she cries.
by hoksy, ths1s IS pretty rsrSss!"
Within my hat put my rhymes.
And raised the Ia tch, and left INV fairy.
But never have I. since those times
Mead Pretty Poetry" to Mary,
Nstc York Post,
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UNRITzAfL f I 1 D A I Il Il tkkaxEr.
HOME AND EUROPEAN DEMAND.

=, The reason Why, is that BY Natures own process
u restores n. natural oelor permanently sner the
thu. makes rSs on Sd heads. remoy.s m ssS
drum, ltohIns and heat from the scalp. auIets and
sehe, and may relied upon 20 esre ali 6isesses 81
the SO aId mar Il vii atop and keep ii from fall
and u used By he youny two or three times q eek
mvll never TAI or become gray; then reader. read
Ns..r. Q. , w0oD cs-sspasp,a: H.vi1s beard .
hair being seise grsy, made mind ley
.S sess., :. mass.r Of pa,ent ms. sn ., s
81. commenced using yeur article 20 tr.t % Cor myss
DID So sad IN sssoe :. you :. We. :. or the .ncoSrse
meat of others Who may be vas but no having
.ns give your sh., fur,ssr
gd S ss -sS % .sor s an, . ~. r
direct them 70 me for nrthsI proof Who a.. IN and cut of
nyh.r !, nov n. nstnr.i colcr and mscS mrrov.1 IN an.
VERY way being siosssr and cksr and nseh
SSS5 s;GTly and , "a, s,aH,,
LIurs.1os Ala. r.h u. lsss
much good Ia this of th. country. ny bees
.sty eliminating for several Years. csDssc supposs.
s.ps hair weeks end sss Ihsi
Other Issneciss known 70 no ebert tiht the val
nsse remedy nov entsnt .Rd sev.ss all who afflicted
ai proper use '''f Tea '-S Fssa M, ,o'
PsIIspsLrHIA, Sept. o lss-.
rRor wooD-pe.r SIR: YOuE Hair RsstorstveIs proving
t~eh highly eeneasl q The front and the
~ read alnaest s.Ip
have used bui two hs pint BOTTLES R-tortve
nov she top bead 10 well studded With prem sirg
crop yonng hair, snd the frcn
have tr ed other preparation. without sHy What
ever thiuk r. personsl recoumens ALTON Gao
induce May otli, Yours, respectfully
D. L. rHoEks. N. D.. No. Vim. strest
The Restorative is put IN bottle. of three sizes.
VIZ large. medium cd small; the small holds a
pint anc retals for 81 per bottle; the medium hOds
~ Iesst2l re- cent: more In proporuOn than the
small retals for 81 per bottle; the large holds q
quart ~ per cent. more IN proportion, and retalls
for IS a battie.
%. J: WOOD Il CO.. rro2rietors, si2 Broadway
New FORK, I'm the great ". Wire RalInE Es-
=, And sold by all good druggists and ancy 6Oods
Dealers. no ~ san
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NOTICE TO GAS CONSUMERS

az Eysfs having purchased Of us the role rxh,
OF Columoia, We would Recommend 10 ali W bn art
20 save their gas. and the same time ino ,s
lHoif hkHs' 10 Gall ana examine the E:oOpomizer
GREGORY & GATES.
In the hrst place-ve claim that the Rconom,z.
As the ordinary burner. "o eAPense
seoond-that the Eoonomizer will prodpcs 81.
much NOT more, light with from IS to So Der cent
less gas. ~ TSi oen''
ThIrd-tbat the Eoonomixer saves md hmm. - .
gas wasted BY ali the other burners row in ma III
Win II there cannot be, By any possibility any xasts
=. "esto
>romizer can be seen at the Plumbipx
ess A. =. 'ttInE Establishment of
S@eo4>-<<tzE.c. *. MYERS Co
ss-,n No. 500 9th strsss. penn sSsnd.
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THOs. 4. HENDRIcKs.
~comminnionor oftho General Lex

NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS
Every person entitled to the right of e-emp,lop
70 eny OF the iands Within the townships and parts
oftownshIps above enumerated 10 required to estab-
hsh the to the of the register and
receiver ofthe proper land ofhce, asd make pay
nsent tAsvCoy as secS IS practicable after sss-
the commencement Of the public sale OF The and
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irzselsrs UlIosGery,


N RkOM WASHINGTON
LII RECT TO ALL PARTS OF fal
~ - IN
W -
SOUTHWEST AND NOhTHWbS
q - I -
A1H
-E Baltimsrs and Ohis RaiIrcad.
WINTER ARRANGEMENrs
TWO THROU6H IRA ARE NOW Elm
= DSIIy IeIce.t Snndsy ~
IRON WiSHfNS TG N IN Eur uESy
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IL INIT !. =. -. Z I.
sssSsstst = :ssss is f,s sis'sss
al ssic s:siIsiSS . :S, ~ essss@
6a ts sss: ii s$s tii P.soss sSss ss n
"o-'y 'o 5lS EoETsSSr Ell sso
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ALPHABETICAL
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.


Cs~ssisisg Cardg Of fsst-etsss HUMANITARIAN
90 al dspaYfvsnfs Of bsst.sss - ths csfJ.
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uARTSHORNE'S CuRE-ALI,
III THE GREAT PAIN ANNTHILATO
AND REMEDY FOR DYSPEPSIA WEAK
STOMACH AND WEAK BOWELS,
PnEPARER RY A CHEMIST

BoTTLEs ~, . and 50 cents and one dollar.
THE GREATEST DISCOVERY IN MEDICAL
SCIENCE.
HhRTSHORE'S CuRE.ALL should he kept
In al families in case of accidents sudden sick-
ness, as 10 frequently lcss time than u re
cures 10 get q physician.
1t ccrss pain snJ part of the stem and 10 used
externally and intensity.
III As the frequent changes Of the weather pro-
ouce had Cod, Rheumatism, Pain IN the Limbs
and Body also, StIG Neck-every person shOud
Ieta bottle. Ii acts upon the Nerves, Muscles,
Slnevs, Blood and Bones and, by Its warming eiec
tromagnetlo power, expels eli pain from the system.
Get o bottle and try IL.
HoRSEs F& HS sS TFEuF Csc OF Hk Mio
Word.
If you are BILIOUS, uee HARTsHORNE's
ANTl-BILlOUS PILLS. They act upon the Llv-
Or, stomach and Bowels, carTyInf OF al Bile and
The above medicines to be had At all Drug Stores
n washington CITY; kidvcn q CIsoel a. 6 eorrs-
tovn. n. rec ~ Co, AleXsnorls. oc ll-tr
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THE BEST CoU6R SYRUP IN The
II WORLD.
Tie best COUGH STRUP N the world 10
HARTsHoRNE,S PEGT0RAL SYRUP OF

This article 10 prepared by q chemist, and in pro-
nounoed bv medIoa men, and those who have used
u, To he the best preparation for ConFks, Colds,
Cd-GTrh, Bronchitis, Hoarseaess, Sore TIyoat
rom CoId, ara preventive OF that hon Of DIS
cases, CoaSHD1ptton.
Persons who sing should use IL. IL in pleasknt In
the tsste, sofens, clears and strensthens the VOICE
aays az irritation Of the TIN oat and lungs and pre-
vents taking cold.
III Bottles . and 50 cents and al, Sod n, all
drla- % iI>sr
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THE PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COM
u PANY.

PANY.
One of the Steamships of this Company, csrrytn.
the United States Maf for ACAPUEO, <e<sae
CALF ORNiA. and OREGO leaves 6z8l33
Panama twice each month. on IL Rrrlvs -
OF the United states Mail So. Company's steamers
which leave New Orleans and New York e.uIsriy
on the 9Th and 10th OF each molth with the mails
ROADS.
These steamships have been inspected and A.
and safety, -
The Panama Railroad al miles long is now com
Peted from ocean TO oceaL, and is crossed In or
New York throug San francisco and pas an =
are embarked at Panama by steamer at the com
pany's expense The money paid in New Yort
covers all ex penses of the trip. -
Reserve steamers are kept an port in Panama and
San Francisco, TO prevent detention in case Of accl-
dent SO that the route is entirely rsiab-no failure
having occurred In eight years.
PASSENGERS leave Panama the same day they ar
tive al Asplnwa. go ''"-- = -
Conductors 70 through b. each steamer and take
tectors. Nv
For through tickets At the lowest rates apply Al
the agency. In West street, New York to T. w
RAYMOND,-or to ARMSifRONG, HARRIS A
Co, Now Uricans,-or e. l.. BARTLETT. Bos
ton. iyA-U
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WHEN IN THE COURSE OF HUMAN
w events, Ladies and Gentlemen lose one of their
grestost natural ettrsctons-8 fine he6Q of hair-it
becomes matter Of serious Importance, and tbs
question: IA THAT shall We do TO rtop the hair from
nillnE on, and restore Its vror and beauty In re-
EAIR PROMOTES AND fMPR4VER. hYsv
remove dancruf, keep the soalp olesn and White,
AZ imlart freshncss and TlEoT 10 the hsr; and
Continued use OF II two months will insure you a
lu1url7nt head OF k.ir. Gail and get bottle ard IL
aild Get the PRO pGld,
Ask fer DR., Harris Hair Promoter and Im,royef,
Est, caIneT Main and 18TH and Main and Wal ste,
&nd m washington city By Il. ID. GILMAN, Drug
": CLARK, Druggist, corner ts street and pa.
.venee. all "
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COUGHS. COLDS. EOARsENEss. ae-

CoU6Hs. COLDS, EOARSENESS, Ac
The prevalence Of the above oomplarnt, NJ thts
season generally has the Ell cot of brpfInr ont host
OF proiessedly new specifies. and while some are
GOOD many are useless, and others even danr erous
Inc Wsest course to pursue is TO consult vOur fam
ny pRysLcianl or otherwise use only suoh remedies
as lonE pubic experience has proved 20 ne safe and
en- ,osaclcEs: nl this characteris TYLER's COM
FOUND 81 RUP OF GUN ARABIC. Ougnal-
the isvonte prescri ptlon of an eminent physIoau
nsoon became popular remedy, and has onntinu ed
70 enfoy aErowing reputation for the last twenty
Years: In cases of common Colds, Coughs. &C.. it
aots IKE charm, and an Chrome Cases BronohIts,
have usedlt.
PrIoe Is oents and 50 cents per bottle.
Sold BY Marin Palmer, Cbas. Stott, &o., Wash
nEtoni Clssel Georgetown; Peel& Stevens, Al
IN Lozsnger form. Price l2k and Is cents a box-
Known as flyers Gum Arabic Coufh Candy
Drops, as an elegant. pleasant and eff a oious Pu-
NOME Isozenke they are ansurpassed. no m SIN
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ID Z X u Wan syn 4,
Il Or, PROTECTED
Solution Of Pretsxide of iron Combined,
new in the Matsrrs me Medos are s''a
an established medicine. Its
| Efficacy in Curing
i DyspePsfd, Affections Of fks Licsr, Dropss,
Nsx,digia, Bro1ehitis ond consSnptios Tss-
deretss, DtsOrdeTsd State Of she Blood, BoiIs,
| SeKTry, The Frustrating Efsefs Of Lead or
/ NsrcETy, General Debility, and all Diseases
wAteh Tsqsirs a Tonic and Alter attire Medietss,
The Proofs of Tts efhcsc, are SO anmerou, no wall
| authenticated; and Of such peculiar -
character. that sufferers cannot y .. BS~
reasonably hesitate 70 receive the ~ O. M
The ffEE,RUvIAN sYRUPfSJE9xN
does not profess TO be a C1re-aIt 4
but It's range rs extensive. becausekSAAkS
are lntImstey related. and proceed lass
or le Te Ens is es Dc OF SsGse
the syreP provides a cure, Is precisely that which
has SO Often baftied the highest order Of medical
sIble and the safety and efficacy of the syrup ncon-
ttroveTti6Le; Those who may wish for an opinion
OF the Syrup cannot ta To ne Satisfied with the fol-
Of the Agents. The signatures sfe those OF geTie
men Wei known IN the community, and of the
6A.nrhs having experiences IN. b.u.se.I
effects Of the Peruvian syrup DO hesitate
Prom our own experience we'll RON testimony
We S s6s s are oss..
lncipient piseasss cf the Lungs Bronchial Passages.
Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint Dropsv, Neuralgia Iuaeed
its effects would he incredible but from high character
of those who have witnessed theu and volunteered
their testimony a. we do ours % i power
Rev joss PIEEfosT, TBosAs q AEorr,
IhosAs A DExTEh Prrsa HAEvET,
8 H. KEEDALL, n. d. yAknz O. DuEH
SAMUEL EAY
IL 10 vel known that che medicinal
Iron IL ost by brief 70
maintain solution Of Protoxide Of Iron without further
oxidation, has been deemed impossible Peruvsu
syrup this desirable point 10 attained By cOEBIsaTos
go - ana ths solution may r.gso. al TIE
hedioA- A A B.Yu ~ n
Assayer 70 tie state O Msssschu.etu
10 Boylston street, BO.tsn.
For sale BY Druggists generally. Price for larre
bottles, g; medium sized bottles, 81.
N. l.. CLARK ca. Proprietors, Boston.
For sale IN Washington by Y. ID. Gilman, Specisl
smith, Y. HaTbauEh, II, II. McPborson, r. $,
Walsh, Joseph Bury, Jas. II. Stone, J. \. IsoYejOy,
DR., ID. h. Clarke, ID. RldEely; and In 6eorretovn
by X. j. Ctssell. and J. l.. Kidvell. se SIN
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",
Townships a, ~, IS, and a, of raDge2.
Townships d, a, - and a. of ranges.
Tswasn,p: a ana a; sections 80 g. 10, IL. IA.
fractional sections 4, 6, 49, "a, o. and 50; and SEQ,
ton, 5. and 49, Of wnship g; the Of the
~ fraorons sosloa q; section % the u Of the
NE =, the 81 q. and the Il of the sW ]. Of sec
township -, of range A. VI "
seS,isns r. e and s. oftoxnshp az the " of
the n &c , Sa sas IF
the az ; ;Ss = Of and sGr Ss
- 81 the SW Of seotion S6, of township 80:
t ano i Z. shs sh sM Stss the
sW p Of section L; sections ls and 20; the NV
OF me NV Of section u; and section 81, OF
township 81, OF ranges.
&C. n %. 3d. ST. So 81 s., and S. Of township ii sec,
lions e. 8, TO- 49, p aud 50, of nshiP 50 frae-
tins q 81. and ~; and section Sc, of township 81.
section: and 4 the 81 a of the Me- and the
Z of the Sc y of section 6; sections g. 10, IL Il,
IS. 20, 22 "a. g. %, 80, 81. 81 and s. of township
Of .sSS section d except the VIZ Of the he NV Y;
sse ev 2, e. end % the = tns SE Of me
the sW q of seosion 81; sections 81 and IS, oftown
Gig sfff &! ny ~ ss e
the y OF the SW d of section ss: the 81 = Of
s sstSn sPe e 'es the
oYssvs.s.e s; Inc W Z q the tie NV
sf:.ss,ss q :sst,ps: 8, .:d ne S 81 q =. y!
.ad y - s.e.iea i: :.ssSn d & . sse
:;:.lss. 81 IT, i, Ind q 2; e,
Of lection N section. 26, % 81 81 and s.. Of town
3. r. 81 81 :sstlS a 49, 10 Y, - y; 20 "a a. o.
sM S rs s% B &: NV siss &. w
q ths AZ r =, the w =, and the w X ofth SW
y OF section Il; sections u and 90; the " ~ the
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At the land office at MxNAsHA, CONNER cling on
tns second day o. May nszt for the dispo
tons; within tfe undeJrmentioneo townships. which
each SIDE of the railroad sffom Fond du Lac. on
Lake Wnnehago, northery TO the State line" sub
lars andJ Jty cents pc, aers, Wig:
North Of fhe base line and east ftAe oxrtA priv
eipaI meridian.
Townships 81 and g, Of rangeI4.
Townships II. 49, 49, ~ Is, %, a. 81, So and IS, Of
TSwnsh nlp% j IsIs. 20. 81. p. Is. 2s.a5 g.
ISEs q ,Is IS u r. ~ 1921, 2. a. Is, g.
township IS. Is, s. q. s; and Is. of r.nrels.
At the lad office at La Crosse, commencing ON
Monday, The sishteenth day Of 4pri! nert, for the
ships. which remain to the United states, witIia
river or lake, between townships twenty 1--WE and
Superior: and to Bsyeid," subject, as rsauired BIZ
nw, to minimum ofttvO dollars and Gfy ecats
per acre, VIZ:
North Of the tass TINE and easr of the Tonrfk
principal meridian. = e
Townships Is. ", Is and 10, of rangel.
Township IL of ranges 3an0 4.
Townships Is and ID, of rarge5. ...
townships IL, Is and "a, of ranges and7.
TOWNSHIPS ~, III, IL, Is and -, Of ranges.
North cfths base line and tosst Of the fourth
principal meridian.
Townships IS, IL, Is, 10 and n, of range l.
Townships IL, 10, IS. % q and q, of range Q.
Tow ships Is, 20, q, q, IS and "a, of range 8.
Townships %, q. y. Is and a, ofTangel
Townships q. Is and "a of rsnge5 5. r
Townships Is and a. of ranges 6. T. g. 8, 10 and H.
Townships %, "a, Is and g, Ofrange IL.
Townships24 and Is. of range Is
township "A, OF rangel4
Lands appropriated BY law for the use Of schools
lnilltary, and other purposes, together with
the asNxamg and overlooked" lands, viii be ex
The tracts along the lines of the railroads will be
sold subject to the right Of Wy granted By the act
OF AUGUST, 1852 for said railroads, and the par
nealar tracts cut by the routes will be sold com
oflcial plsts without deductions. : ,
The offering ofthe above lands will be commenced
on the days appointed and will in the order
in which they are advertised, until the whole shall
have been offered, and the sales thus closed but no
sais shall be Kept open longer than two week,. and
mtted until after tho expiration Of the two vssks,
GIVEN under my hand at the oIty Of Washineton !
this twenty fourth day of December, Ammo Domiui
one thousand eight hundred and & ny eight. :
JAMES BUCHAsIANss
! THOs. A.HENDRIcKS.
~commiasionsr effhs General Led Once.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1859-03-16

How They Pur Our FIRES IN FRANCE -
The Fire department of PARIS, like the po-
lice is military organization, and consists
of 1000 men. lis members are drawn from
the army, and are under the control of the
Minister OF War, except when on duty as
.firemen, when they obey the orders of the
project of police. They are picked, and
consequently efficient men, and are careful
lytrained and drilledi in gymnas,ic exercises.
They are enrolled for The number of years
as soldiers in the army, and cost the treasu-
ry annually l60, 600 francs, little overSiOO,-
900. They ware uniform, blue cashmere
jackets buttoned up 10 the throat, pantaloons
of the same stuff, made large, and brass
cap. They have strong leather strap
round their bodies, in which there is a
ring, and by which they can be suspend.
ed. Their principal arms Is a fire axe. No
theatrical performance takes place, not
even rehearsal whether during the day
or night, without squad of fremen on the
stage. They are also present at public
'conserts and balls; every place, in fact, over
which the police extends its protection and
lis scrutiny. When they arrive at the
place on which they stand guard, they frs,
try all the hydrants and water cocks, 10 as.
certain that there is no difficulty in the sup
ply of water.