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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-08-13

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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-08-13

Das gn0ros & gn0etai(
Manufacture S mpbe,paaren=
emporium
gstite Il fortYan99,
Dritte Strafes st. saul,
Minneipta,
ii bur4 ben &mYfans Der neueten
Grabjabrs- 4 $ommfr-
@11ren
auf's &ei&balhene unb @ei@madpuQfe a~1ortirt
unb beebrt 19 1uldes leinen serebrten 4unben Ct
gebent an3u3etsen.
Das Eager 1T nit allen nsuen Gri9einunsen
ber @ailun ausssNattet une bietet ~nanentiia cine
@rpbe Mu6mQbl 1T &letber<
ftpfen.
8unte unb einfarbtee Seioenfpfe
s~ertaufen tpir eenaa III Netp-gprttr Yrtiltn.
Gbenlc unterbalten mir cine srobe Muswabl III
'3 Sbaw1s unb @lpats.
.. MQnttQen
BON 1aHet, Mtlas unit. @pisen bon $500 an.
Struwtpf>, -.
@eib>@ aaren unb
$685.. Griu,min8s.
Damn baben mir ftts einen btbsutenben une
arebartisen 0urratb bon -@a@ .. n
@tQple u. Dpmeittc@ daren.
Suffice & Gorepauet. rs
ARaurice anerba@s
b. ""'1@ '' bewtf8e. Gtert.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-08-13

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y. 90. 9ugu(at qInp|
>sssss*a " ts 4 sau.
@om,mer'8 $
bi1t8er als 3u
Ne1p>Yprfer &pf<@retiet
Sertauftn.
au@ babea wir ALE unire anbsrn @aaren" I'm
preiit berab8efett unb s~ertaaftn gum
9eiipiel: 500
@alicpS Don ST 3u 10 @t8.;
@inebams Don 10 gu 128
@t8.; .''... - j. "
84oue DrtQin9e ppn 9 5u
12} Gent8. '+ "-. ~
~ @ir >perben unitre @oarer' -
lanse 3u ben obteen pretien perfaufet,
bts unlere @erbf>@a aren eintrefen.
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@to d, ais ir9enb efnanz
pereS 9anplun8sbauS in ST.
paul.
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sud-!
Sir Gnsro8> aaufer bieten tir infer 2aser 3u
MISREPRESENTATION Yreilen AT.
Qanb> &auFeute werben III unlerm 9abtn ben
1s@ten plab ~ertennen> @intaufe 3W MAIDEN.
@ebt l@er unb fpre&t Dor in benz
New<Yprf Q16en
fit DRY @ppb6> ant BLUFF reben ber
8ride> ct. Carbohydrates,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-26
DIED.,

On the 2ith instant, JOHN CALVIN, son of
Calvin u. and the lste Cecilia C. Lownds, aged s
weeks.
On the 23i instant. CHARLES WESLEY in
tue 18TH year OF his age, the son of George H. and
Adelaide Ga rIsOn.
His friends and acquaintance. and those of the
lan.y, are resp -ciuy Invited to attend his funeral
on Tins tMOnday) Afternoon, at O'Clock, from nj
iaihJrs resIicnce. on h street, between 18th and
10Th streets. -
Sleep, dearest brother, in deaths cold arms.
y 20 pam atfiIcts. no fear alarms:
Thy gentle spirit rs now at r. I,
With angels bright, amt all is best.
Pa his suffering. past his pain.
Cease To weep. for tears are vain: -
Calm the tumut thy breast, ~
He who suffered is at rest.
On the I'D inst, at her father residence CLARK
Alberta youngest eau shter of Thomas G. and
Trace X. w heeier. aged year. | month anS~p2
days. (Baitn. county Adv. Port Tub IT maSGS-
Farewell, little darling. thy couch Is vacant nSyU1
We look around, bul ah. We thee not:
No more Will thy sweet voice lisp our LANES.
For death has claimed thee for its own
W Q loved thce-yps, we deeply 4 eel tny loss.
W miss ther-yet thou ut happier tar:
For Jesus ca led thy little spirit To live,
With ham through ali eternity.
la this city, ON the morning of the eth inst after
a long and painful illness, PRISCILLA ELIZA
BEGI l.ANSDA i.E. wife of Henry y I.ansIaIu
Her funeral will take place To-day at 3 O'Clock
from heT late residence. corner of vi and eth streets
tO which the relatives and friends of tha family are
respectfully invited TO attend.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-26
Arrival of the Vanderbilt.

New YORK, sept 26-The Vanderbilt arrival
he5e tGis s5 %0rRng from bringing
1he Rev. Ds. Bethune and Hardenburg are
among the passengers, together with Capt e n
Comstock and Maurice Strakosch. The latter
gentleman is accompanied by an operatic troun.
Of twenty-five artists, including Mademoiselles
CTuvelli, Adeline Speranza and CriscImnnno
Manager Sage, OF the French Theatre with
We've farlslah comedians, also arrived in the
twas stated in London that Spain had returned
an evasive reply TO the question from England
tIuchlng the concentration Of troops in the neigh
The governments Of France and England wer,.
about To take immediate measures for ihdictiny
chastisement on the Chinese -
The Florence correspondent of the Iondon
Times says IL is reported that Pope Plus had re-
celved extreme junction, or sacrament admins
tered 10 the diving.
that In consequence of the agitation caused bythe
death OF the Emperor of Morocco, all the foreign
consuls at that place had barricaded their houses
and armed their dependents; also that All Cbris-
tlans IN the empire We're leaving in haste An
other account Says that the families OF the ronsus
had taken refuge on board Of Spanish steamer
Tine; Inc Florence correspondent OF the London
limes SAYS that treaty was signed on the both
OF August between the Papal Government and
the Queen OF Spain, by which the latter engages
TO occupy the Roman States with troops when the
French forces shall be withdrawn
The China mail had reached London. bringing
fuII details OF the conflict near Pekin The Tfmes
pins iuli llst vi klll0Q and wounded. The
proportion OF Officers among those was very large
Rear Admiral Hope was wounded very severely
The Times Of Thursday SAYS that the British
Government had decided ON despatching 70 China
several additional steam aud shilling ffipates To-
gether with large achievements Of troops
Orders had already been dispatched TO the naval
rendezvous for enlisting men; and in order 20 e.-
pedite matters the coast guard were 10 be- called
upon 10 volunteer
Great Improvements had been ordered I'm the
ratification at Dover Castle in ordhr 20 place IL
in an efficient state of defence
THE LATEST
LONDON, Thursday mornng.-The Times Paris
correspondent says il is rumofed that - 600 French
troops are ordered TO be held in readiness FOR
China General WimPfen is spoken Of as COM
mander.
Money Marset.-Consols 95Ka95x for mopeY
and IS xa95x on account ''
Mercantile letters from China generally eoncur
In the view that renewal Of h0stiIities will NOT
cause any material Interruption Of trade
The natives at Shanghai We're much arnoyed M
what had happened, and consequently no III feel
ing was anticipated there; but still il was believed
that Eng land would have TO send out very large
naval and military force, and perhaps blockade
various ports, In order TO bring the Emperor 10
submission.
Sir William Eyre, late Commander of the forces
in Canada, died on Thursday.
Some Of the Madrid journals publish articles ON
the necessity of taking Gibralter from the Eng
lish, no matter by what means.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-26
AUCTION SALES.

By C. r. l.. CROWN 4 CO.. Auctioneers.
CQBWEB HALLAT AUCTI0N-OnT TUES
y DAY AFTERNOON, the 27tn Instant, at
we shall the contents of tho above house, con
.ltlnx Of Bar Fixtures Liquors, and the unex pTed
Terms cash Sale positi e.
G. r. l.. CROWN CO, Aucts
Sc @o-A, No. 331 Pa. av. nne.
Bye. X. f.. CROWN. 4 CO., Auotioneer..
III AuefroN.-Op MONDAY 'aFTERNp,oN.
the fsth we shall eel pa TOT Lot 4 in sqGafe
oasns ss sss
BY tive st2rTy Fra House. now under rent Of 81
Sc 22t' No: $50 corner Pa ave. YEA ana e sS st.
By WALL 4 BARNARD. Auctioneers
POSITIVE SALE OF VERY SUPERIOR
c.p shsNnsi AND SADPLE hoEsEs, BrGeIEs AND
Friday MqsN StNRg.E sS .,, Agc :. e
o3,%ck, sf . TIE stables Of Allison Naior. Jr on the
me He, We VIII sell hs entire stock Of sups
tia or HSTses and Vehicles. We name in part
PAIR tray Horses, 6 and years old .....
pa. hDan Horses, years old, aud both superior
Gray Horse. years old.
bob tail Bay Mare, fast, 49,. ....,-
/, s st5msh pa pay Horse, years old,
no top R1g|y, made by FlaElor, Wilmington, Del.
superior no-top Buggy, made by Watson, pills
box Typ Buggy, by Flaglor,
5gazclie top Bugr les. do
lGermantOwn Wagon, do
second hand Buggy .....
superior Phaeton, built by Hook, of this CITY, for
four passengers,
Chase,
sets silver mountel single Harness,
) do do. double do.
Brides, Halters, Cutting Box.
Blankets, Horse Covers, Sc
Terms: $50 and under cash over that smount a
credit OF CD and % days. for notes satsfa nt0riy en-
dorsed and bea ing interest ' "
Sale positive aud without reserve
seS WALL. d BARNARD, Aucts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-26

SUSTAINED By VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS ,,
ln England there is proper custom Of placing
over the doors Of charitable institutions the name
and GA what support it depends. The modest
t@.dihg on II street devoted TO distressed orphans
i passed by many generous citizen and stranger
WLOls uniformed Of its character Messrs Parker
X >palding, Of the First Ward have very genrr-
"lSly undertaken To furnish sign for the iistitu-
ton. with these words: =. Washington City or
Pan Asylum Sustained by Voluntary Coniribu-
lions
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-26
Grand Procession 4. %. O. y

BALTIMORE. Sept 27.-The grand procession OF
the order Of Odd Fellows took place this morniny
The weather was beautiful and clear There Wa.
a large turn out in honor Of the dedication of :,
new wing Of the hall. Several large cars nIIsd
with orphan children, supported by the order
formed an interesting feature I'm the DISPLAY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-26
New York Markets.

NEW YORK, Sept. 26.-Flour has advanced foc
STATE 4Oas4 50; Ohio IS 15a5 IS Southern ssas 2o
Wheat 10 buoyant and holders demand an ad vance
Corn has an advancing tendency; gkc refused
for mixed. Pork is buoyant; mess as ssasls.
prime slO.s7. Lard is steady. Whisky is held
at 27e., but buyers offer only 36X.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-26
MEN's DRESS SUITE,
YOUTHS DRESS SuIrs, D'''
CHILDRKN's DRESS SUIrs, ''

:, - CaiIdreH'S School Suits,
NOAH WALKER e. Co, Marble Hal CiotnIns
store, Browns Hotel Building, would rescectfully
Winter Clothing Is now ready for inspection. II
Is comprised at an assortment of Gentiemen's and
Ouths' Clothing of the newet and richest designs
In material, trimming, and workmanship,
To those who study excellence with economy In
offered for selecting from the most attractive stocI
duced prices. an 2a!Iy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-26

IL THogsH THE star" 10 PRINTED ON THE
INsTEsT STEAM PRESS IN USE SOUTH OF BALTI-
MORE, ITS EDITION Il so LARGE As TO REQUIRE IT
To 81 PIT 20 Pkzss AT AN EARLY HOUR; ADvER-
T;SENKNTs, THkRKFoRI, SHOULD Be SENT IN BY
TWELVE O'Clock, NJ: oTHEawIsE THEY MAY NOT
APPEAR UNTIL ms MKT DAY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-26
Alexandria N1arkst.

ALEXANDRA, Va, Sept. 26.-Flour-sS g. Of
Tered and refused for super Union Mills Wheat.
white ordinary sl.l2al rs, good 81 I9aI ~; red
Sl-IOal2. Oats-sales Doc. Ryc-sales al 7Oc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-26

A. Bio TEAM.-This morning much attention
was attracted by the process of moving one of the
Colossal granite columns for the Treasury exten-
siOn from the western wharyes where it had been
landed. Placed upon a strong carriage made for
The purpose, six yoke of heavy oxen and two span
Of powerful horses were attic he'd and with these
u was moved. by means Of blocks and cables to
The top of the bill or rise from the wharf. The
size and beauty Of the animals did not excite more
admiration tLan the dOclity aul intelligence with
" Inch they worked together to move the immense
Load
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-26
Baltimore Markets

BALTIMORE. Sept. 26.-Flour is steady; How
ard street and Ohio IS. Wheat 10 buoyant a d
active, closing at advance OF 2s5c. white
81 .2OaS 50; red 81 IthSI.l5. Corn is buOyant
white S4as5c yellow soc. Provisions are active;
bacon sides lOsc-; mess pork SIG. Whisky IS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-26
To Francis McNerhany, Esq.

SANFORD's LIVER INvIGoKATOR.-It advertlges
ITSELF on every trial, for there are vino it
but tell their friends to do so, and so IL goes fom
month TO mouth, till all the people of the Union
nave learned the good OF this truly va liable medi
cine IL Is recommended, with testimonials to prove
It's virtue, for the of liver complaints of every
sihd' from the most Dyspepsia TO common hest
acne am IL PARTICULARLY adapted TO Jaundics, De
ragged Stomach, Bowel rnplaints and al seas
OF children. Sold by all Druggists. Sc Is 2wT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-26

NorICE.- DISTRICT oF COLUMBIA ADVKRTlss-
NESTs To b !SssRTKO ~ THE BLLrIdORK SCN
GkE RECEIVED AT ANB VORwARDKp FROM THE
STAR cFFicE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-26

LARcESIE<-Oricer Ross arrested Geo Hum
Phrey and Jno. Brogden. eolored, for the larceny
of a coat from man named Wilson Justice
Dom committed them for further hearing. or.
hcrrs Ming aud Ricketts, arrested Sarah Weems
coiOred Tor stealing groceries from X H. r ood
SIC sent 10 Jail for court
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-26

" iRs STAs 70 sLIeHEs TIE LIsTs OF LHTrERs
RxsiinifS IN IRE WAsHISsTON Cir PosT OFFICE
CNnES Tx PROVISIONS on The LAW DIRECTING
IdEH TO sz PRINTED IN IHK SEwsPAPEP HAVING
TRE LAEsESF CALCULATIONS WITHIN TIE DELIVERY
OF THE "vsICE. lTs TOTAL DAILY CIRCULATION II
NOR TRAN DoVBLS THAT ANY OTHER DAuv
PRINTED N TIE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-26

NEW ORGAN fine new organ for the
Church Of the Assembly will shortly be shipped
10y the MesSrS. Jardne brilders of Nev No,k
and Will NJ once be erected in q e church S.v
eraI other important Improvements will also AT
the same tune be made n the edirce
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-26

B"LD R"BBERT.-I esterday morning, officers
Ming and Ricketts, arrested Geo. Summers, John
SLiuShn'sSs, and VIM. LItchleld for robbing.
on the highway, J c. Bohlayer Of bundle con-
Ilalng lot Of clothing and a hat They were
Jtl. for trial at court
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-26
ffunuclnl.

NEW YORK, Sept. 26.-Stocks are higher chf-
cage and Rock Island es Z; Cumb. Coal Co. I3k;
Illinois Central bonds sOI; Michigan Southern
9xi New York Central 81; Reading saxi Va CO
@k. - - -. n IT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-26

In u PROPOSED to repeat the successful Tourna.
uIent OF the Sons of Malta. some time I'm Octobe,
Iu tine Washington Monument grounds the mr.
c-e,is 10 30 to the benefit OF the Monument Socie-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-26
PERSONAL.

NOT SO.-Ths undersigned would respectfully
state IN the public that from the very start OF
his business he has always done business open and
ABOVE DoaTd: has never IN any instance concaa ed
any transactions, and always IN his purchases dealt
as ne supposed, with honest people. The connec,
tOa OF his name with certain goods, SAID 10 be-
stole and published in the Star, requires of him
Telutatlon OF the charge, iDasmueh as he supposed
At ali times he was making fair business transac-
ton. Mr. LInsNy stated 10 me that he was n mar
RED man, and desired, as he was going to Phiadel-
phla, that should call and see him bought a lot
Oh goods from him, some of which were marTed
with hls name, ard others not Shoes of va l.
ous kinds, SuRshades, Sc., were bought by me of
iaules, whose names do not know, nor could 4
nave the lmPudeHce to ask it Of thsm. | can saw
through the press that do not owe one dollar II
any man, nor Will purchase any article from any
pefsoa unless believe that person u be honest
among other aItlcles TAX en- from my place by On
Ger Allen was a lot Of Olive Oil and um Saoes-
thase purchased of white gentleman, TO all ap
4earance a Eentemsn,) but his name DO not know
TO 81 Old 1riend-a nslghbor named Joha low a
member OF the night wacth, sold silk handker-
CHIEF Tor S7 cents and from this was spread that
was selling the same articles ~ the Same price
but am willing To be qualified that this was the
only instance In which had sold for that money
and only then because he was neighbor. | would
here state that u | had any knowledge that these
or any other goods were STOLEN / v0IId NOT la
disposed OF them at any price.
IT. ENOCH WARD
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-26
MARRIED,

On Sunday 18th inst, by the Rev. Dabney BaU
JOHN ANDREW DUEANEY, of Fairfax cOUn,
ty, Va, to Mrs. MATILDA A. BEALL, OF WASH
ton. H.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-26

SUDDEN DEATH-Mr. James Paterson. wine
and liquor dealer, on Four-and- a-half street near
Maryland avenue. died suddenly at his residence
cu saturday Tie cause was an affection Of the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-26

Police MATTERS 49, Before JHSfJc, CTark-Henry
+. Norris and Robert b. King were arraigned on
charge of shooting Of firearms on the Sabbath
day The charge against King was not estab-
lishs d, aud he was let OF Norris was fined SIS
AID ~ - costs
Jas Nilisms and Richard Smith were charged
" ia using proflEe language in the public streets
AMI Were lined SI.94 each.
B.fOrs JHStieef Williams u Anderson. Mary
Red, Arthur Leany. Edward Jones, Michael
Rh-I- Cloddy Johnson. Pat ScaHtlsn. and Mary
Collins, Were severally had up for disorderly be-
hlNtOr In the streets. and Were e1ch duly fined
Elizabeth Cross was accused Of cursing and
sWtarldg ia very outrageous manner. She was
fined s. o.
Thos. Bowie. Mary Jane Hail. and Kitty Hail.
all rolorrd. were accused of perpetratng gem
Cril disorder of the inhabitants of Prathers 5
alley Bowie and Mary Jane Hall Were fined
81 ~: aud Kitty Hall - 81.
THE MOUNT VERNON reached the western
wharysS yesterday, and this morning entered upon
thu delivery of hsr freight. OF which she has a
large amount. She will return to Alexandria
10 dry. Her passengers from New York were
Rev Mr. Greenayay. Of AlexaI dria, j III. Osborn.
A. =. Brush, and an attache If the Courier and
Enquirer. fhe following have reg stored for her
return trip thus far: Joseph libbey. jr.. Mr.. FIJI
I1n and Daniel McCarty Captain Smith saws
ia reference 20 the gale Saturday week that the
s~rerest Of IL was experienced in the river. He
would nOt have believed that the sea could have
rIn So high in the Potomac. and the pilot saws he
has never witnessed ii so high in his long expe-
Renee After leaving the river. the sea was not
unusually high The statement in some of the
pdprs that when going out OF the river the captai
ordered the ship back at the request of the paSscn
gers is incorrect.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-26
FUTURE DAYS

MARSHAL'S SALE.-In virtue of two wr,ts Of
~ nerl iaeiss issued from the Clerks Office Of
the county Of Washington and 10 me 20 IgIs i"T
Expose to PUBLIC sale. for cash, ia fr"nt Of the
the 18th day of October next sSa. at u S,eIoct ~
g iendants right, title calm aud interest i'm And
lneton, ID. c., together wi h ali and singular the
improvements thereon, seized and levied upon as
satisfy Ju cas Nos IS ard i7s 70 Nav term soi Is5 70
In favor CT Gesrge and ThOs. Parker Il Co. and
w. SELDEN Marshal
ne % Us Tor the District Of Columbia.
NA.RSHAL's SALE-In virtue of a writ of
lo h1L scias ISSUED from the CLERKS Office of the
County OF Washington, aud to me directed, viii
HdTss DO SoPPT @DG s sse Tor cash. 3 G Of the Court
5th ay of October next ls5e, al L O'clock m, The
R I tss ProPsSrty to wit All defend
Wasbnv No q Sgnate No 1884, in the city of
the Improvement thereon SELF ID and ieyed Ipo s
as the property of Robert NJ. Harrison. and will be
S Sssa 90 Safely SdIoIas No. 27 to October term
W. SELDEN, Marshal
Sc gus for the District of Columbia.
By J. C. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctionee-s.
DQSlTIvE AND UNRESERVED SALE OF
NEsDAY MoRNIS1i, septemSer a. a. p W o,ailp
in front of the Auction Rooms, we shall sell. with
very y1yI fine Top Buggy Wagon,
sea. Family Carriage,
2srge passenger Phnton, butt to order, and very
Also lct Of second hand Carriages and Buggres.
TINS tae, as the work is Of the most superior Kind
asE will POSITIVE be sold to the his CHEST bidder.
terest. 0''0' o'A'ins IN
se2ld J. C. MCGUIRE & CO., Auct'rs.
BY A.. GREEN, Auctfoneer.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE
sa1t, shall sell. at the residence Of lady declin
1871 st eet. between and streets west. an ex-
cell4nt assortment OF Furniture, viz:
Ma9G9sany Sofa, Ottomans, Revolving and other
MaahossSoy Dressing and other Bureau, and wri
Marbls Centre, Quartetts, and Other Tables,
Fine tut frame French-Plate Mirror. and other
China, iTiass and Crockery Ware,
Walnut and other Bedsteads, and Washs tands,
Feather Beds, Mattresses, and large lot of Bed
Window Curtains. Brussels and other Carpets,
Cooking and other Stoves aud ParOr Crate,
sary to enumeTate.
Terms cash.
I OF FOX SALE UNpEk ACT OF CON.
s.e hder aet OF Congress, approved Au-
o. MoNpfY, the 81 Of October next. sx n,e sac
IS and is IN said ii' sass;t i;SsiiIs
or north y, West Sixth, and Boundsry stieets
r Of the Interior, ard the deeds o puTebssers A.
TINS ale Will bear his written approval The title
nsen isryed by the seeetJ direct from the
and !! notes bearing fSi ssrest .seai.d
sess-d " Wv ~ A. GREEN. Auct