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DRUID HILL PARK, BALTINoRR-It was gener.
ally understood yesterday that the Park Commits
sioners had closed the agreement with the MI
Lloyd N Rogers for the immediate possession of
the Druid Hill property, and that the necessary
legal papers Were being prpared to complete the
transfer There 10 said to have been no change
In the price to be paid for the property, only that
portion Of IL u to be paid In cash. It 10 under
stood to be the intention Of the Commisxioners 10
throw the property open TO the public soon after
the transfer IL fully consummated -
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The QUESTION SETTLED WHO SHALL DANCE
WITH THE PRINCE FIRST IN NRw YORK 1t Is
rumored that, In order to silence all cavil, and
settle the great question, "who shall open the
ball with the Prince!" the New York committee
have properly awarded that much coveted honor
TO fks Oldest lady in the room.
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THIS AFTERNOON q TO MoRRoW
By A. GREEN, Auoaonser,


IN MONDAY, September "a, lssn, We shall ..ll
"a 'front.' oil the premises, ats O'Clock . M, in
from Inos 4. Brown and wife, dated 2Sth Septem
osr, isS' and recorded IN Liber j.. A. = No IQa.
page f76 &c., o Of the land records Of WasbinS :
ton county parts OF ots 81 and Ii, IN square No ~
oesipn % for The same ~ feet inches from the
east on line with ID street south Is feet tSenoe
perm iset; THENCE west is feet; thence south 70
improvements, consisting OF two tory fr.@s
heHse viz one story back building.
- Tems: One-fourth oasis the balance in g. 10 and
10 mouths, After day Of sac with potss seonrsS ~
saesc OF trust on the premises. 1.-THE te, ms OF "a
OF sac the trustees reserve the ris6t 10 res.ii ~
property at the purchasers risk And cost sffsr
Ing one weeks notice. ""
GEO. r. THOMPSON, Trustees.
sav3os A. GREEs, Auct.
NTnE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED
enli hOksDA y, the 9th instant. az 81 O'Clock
seS A. GREEN, Auct
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BOARDING.

RQARp.A fine Front Room. With Board, MAY
gentlemen, at No. 445 fsueet, between 3: and 10Th
streets. a ., .,
1SQ NINTH STREET.-Persons returning To
fSC the city from their summer resorts will and
vacant several desirable rooms having the conye
nlences OF gas, water. and bathing closets at asa
Ninth st. one door south of r; suitable either for
families or single gentlemen. Table boa-ders &C.
commodated on moderate terms. se5xw
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u An agent Of Jeffrard, the president Of the
negro republic Of Hayti, was In Mobile, Ala on
the 18th instant, for the purpose of obtaining emf
grants among the free colored population; but, a.
Tree negroes are prohibited from entering the
SUITE Of Alabama, the colofed ambassador was
Obliged to retire
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-27

ID A man named John Fry was killed by the
kick Of mule, recently, near the Point Of Rocks,
on the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-27

ID The white population of ST Mary's county,
Nd, Is estimated at upwards Of IA, 600; In 1850 Il
was 1898. Number Of slaves now, 5000; num-
Der In 1850, 1856 .--. = -,'t
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ID A consumptive man In Massac husetts. while
coughing few days since, threw up portion OF
one of bis lungs, two inches in length and of con
siderable thickness So says Boston paper
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IL The Rocky Mountain News Estimates the
Population of the proposed Territory Of JeTerson
at over &C, OGO.
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PERSONAL.

II NOTICE.
HE Copartnership heretofore existing between
". n Godron and James r.. Turnburke Is this DAY
oIeeoiveH, oy mutual consent. All persons indebted
Godron who 10 alone anthorizs 20 receipt for the
same LANES II. TCRNICRKE,
Sc . 81 WIN. GODRON.
TO THE CURIOUS OR ANXIOUS-Madam
ID, so well known as the most saccessful ex-
R.ainssI OF the Past, Present and Future eve in
hundreds anxious to know Of things a. presert hid
Den from them Her consultation Fee to both rem
her house, on the south side Of Mas.achu setts Az
sc l7-lm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-27

SYNoPTIcAL REPORTS OF SURVEYORS GENERAL
We understand that the Commissioner Of the
General Land ONCE is daily receiving synopses
OF the annual reports from the surveyors general
OF surveying operations in the several surveying
districts, foreshadowing the progress Of the sur.
veys which have taken place during the last fiscal
year The reports themselves, when received, are
to be submitted with the annual report Of the
Commissioner Of the General Land Once to Con-
gres. From the tenor Of the synopses 1t appears
that the surveys have progressed fully to the OK
tent of the means provided
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The PRINCE OF WALKs.-Baron Renfrew and
suite will arrive In this city on Wednesday next,
at 4 p. m. and remain until Saturday morning,
when they will take their departure for Rich.
mond. A grand pyrotechnic display will be
given some evening during his sojourn here, on
the reservation south Of the Presidents Mansion.
He will also visit Mount Vernon.
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THH WHATHER.-The following report Of the
weather for the morning 10 made from the Amer
isan Consolidated Telegraph Line to the smith.
sonisn Institution. The time Of observation IL
about O'CLOCK
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Three Cents Weekly. Fifsy Columns.
Pronounced the Cheapest and Best Period
teal Of the Day. .r -
THE BEST WRITER'S WHICH MONAGHAN
COMMAND. =
raE BEST AND MOST ELEGANT LIrERA-
THE BEST Music. BY THE BEST coMPo-
The BEST WIT AND HUMOR.
THE BEST PUZZLES AND CHESS PROB
THE BEST GARDENING AND HoRr1cuL-
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THE BEST LESSONS IN GERMAN AND
The BEST GEOGRAPHICAL SKETCHES,
The BEST HISTORY AND TRAVEL.
the SEST SCIENTIFIC AND ARTISTIC
THE BEST POETRY. ~
THE BEST TALES OF FACT AND FICTION.
THE BEST ANSWERS TO CORREsPON
The BksT MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC
CRITICISMS. 80 -. = 80
BESIDES
The FINE ARTS. NEW INVENTIONS.
LEADERS ON CURRENT TOPICS.
So. 's &c, &c, &C., &c. : >. 49,
EVERY wEEK-ALL FOR THREE CENTS
IL Tho Trade supplied BY Ross & Tou.sv ana
Dexter E Company, or any Of the Who sssls New,
Publishers, A. AARTHILL Z co. an No,,h
Willism street, nesf Chatham, New Yorh
Order the 6rst number from your Nsvs !, .,, a. :
send Three Cent Stamp 10 the publishera for n I
sassoription price 81 50 year. paid in sdvanss.
futtf ID =. s rH
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FUTURE DAYS.

BY A. GREEN. 'Asseossss. .f
V4kgAgLE coRNsE LoE AT TIE NAy y.
18th Instant shall sel IN front Of the prsaises af
o,s,ecf NJ Lot No; u n e mare s. hsvi.i
Eleventh street east IS feet The ssie viii Do
yorthy Of any one Wishing to s9sessss property is
reserve, Tile good. Terms essh.
MARsHAL's. sALE;-In virtue Of . writ Of
lvl fed fkcIas issqed rom tie Clsrf,s OGce Of
he County o. WsshsaC ION. and 70 ne SifsSisd, /
gill expose 20 public ale Cor cash. in font Of the
ths IL. day Of October next sso Ak u o'cicci N ii
ssf-ne enc n nEht nns. cam and Inssrsa IL and
ington, ID. G., together With III and sinaslsr the
improvements thereon. ssiEed and levied. spon %
- -. tropefv o. Mlliism Baaohard, and vi be
isso' I, Aver Of Jesse b. whsoa
o. .. Marshal for the District q coisaSia
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NEW STYLE cLoAKs

NEW STYLE cLoAKs ,.,..,..,.,
just opened in our ney CIoak and skay lDsysrt
ssyheh Pail Sloaks snd Shavls, embracing al ~
!ttssss noveiess ofthe seas We invite ~ 80
love-! lriesI w. coLLEYx CD
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IL The typhoid fever prevails to consider
able extent In Anne Arundel county, Md -.
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AUCTION SALES
- 1SILE cnXrINf,Tn Hss ss

tSALE CONTTNUEDN Al * ~ .
ALs OF CHINA. Cutlery. PLATED
sHgs1 bssiTSS; GssssiNss S O. .Is ~
31t Pa .y.see lsh soS q issS r. eTssS
so13 no ss AL VOC ao9.e h. entire stock CON
Fine FRENCH China, Ps-isn, Biss yet, Lava, Boh.
and Jane ass eu aIs,1 S:,. a. Ws
bansn ana BissGet ststuettes,
Gard eceivers, Cologne Bottles.
SSraisi sets, Iaeie and Wine Sastors,
bInnsr, Bresfisst, TIA a. Toilet Sets.
Zine Fruit Standsand Bowls,
Win many otf er DDS not here enumerated
Of The sys. sts.a A. Sa n.s are
hls sale sfoids tse Isfs opportunity OF Oh.
kR.l: sIr.Hs'nsut: made ESr the accommodation
T.rps; Sse ossh; over that amount. . orch, a.
beern. in,.e GAYS Tor sppr0'ed endorsed notss.
WALL Il BARNARD. Auot..
70 an and ssss .u ~ pssro1. sss' are .assd
BY A. GREEN, AaotIop.er.
II Nee sS, HoRsE, BUGGY, AND BAR
;h' ssss oloss .i. IN oa, 4 nv .ors
M AZ ssaoss., Family Horse Buss, and Harness,
and other sc cos :ns
w.sdIS6.:. Bsd..s.d.. w..A.apd. and Can.
Ee.iSsf s.d.. Bedding and Mattresses. -
sue ana other Tables, Cooking and other
Brussels, Ingram and other Carpets. and otle,o,,
osss ana Croekery Ware ID every dssorip-
With large assortment Of other articles. which
rs,m. eSm unnecessary 70 snsmera,s.
Sc 2: 2. A. GsEEN. AuCt
By J. c. MCGUIRE CO. Auctloneers-
on sftk EphMIs s6K 2SsE
ss. " s SGloes; an iront o. the Auction Rooms. ":
Old p ans Sfsi sSs s sSHTs6 about
Of Of Capt N: e. Nslss. and Is well Known :. very
Terms oash
.sa1 q !. c. MCGUIRE 4 CO, Asots.
BY WALL BARNARD, Auotioneers-
[ LOsiSe OUT SALE OF CHINA, Guile
E.iPAY .sd sAT6RpAY S Stnss ISSSSSe.I a.,
and ia /, OF a :Sssn Ss..:s.
SllI hsye ~ closing ssle.. AnJ persons 10 1spt
isss; & ssi i1 :.n s fsSs :s',Sss
.sI "a cal ''s VAIL a. .ns'r s ssGss;
By WALL 4 BARNARD. Auctoneer,- =
DAY A6sEiNe. s n. As.s 81 I%Scost sHITm
=. sss k EsSs ssss 4,
susSts OF nmlly dee lining housek ssping.
44 49,, isIEs assortment Of Stoves. DC, &c.
.en-d WALL q BARNARD. Aus,s
By THos. BOWLING; Georgetown.
adNDE EYEfMSd5EEy YRfSEeA A., Ag'scrIoS
tooer at clock, at the corner of First and pros
peot streets. shall sell the Furniture and Feect.
Of gentleman declining hou sekeepIns oonsist,ns
Mahogany sadebosrd. Tables, Chairs.
carpets, Croker, and q ass Wa O.
Mirrors, Clock, Feather Beds,
Ssdstesds, Bureau, Mattresses, Bedding. Ao
Kitchen F urniture, Stoves, &c
Terms OF sale; All sums Of apc under CPS oa.h
over S25 credit Of 81 and 60 ,iays. Tor sn,SoSs5
endorsed notes, bearing interest " -SS'1
TPOS. BOWLING, Auct
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By =. c. MCGUIRE L co.. Auction e.r,.

~ y. =. MCGUIRE CO.. Auction ssrs.
TKTTSEtuE EEEfSSAs At Isr OF CITY CITY LoTs-0n
Tth, u.s., q ~ O'Clock. &C the Auc ion Rooms OF
yes. e Me6 uire Co. BY virtue Of deed OF trust
Eeersary Sd, 1850. and duly recorded amopr the
iano fecoros Tor Washinsson County, ID. c., hail
sen. Lott No. and TO- IN 50 uare No. t.g7s md the
ysstsrn part Of Lot No; 4, in squsre No lea front
lag ~ feet on north street, between lsth and 10
Inches, and containing ass square feet, more or
Terms, One third cash; the remainder in 6 and ~
months, With interest, secured By . deed Of uust
All oonvsyAncss e purchssess cost 49,
sci. .osds u. kS ss STRE d d.. nss.
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Tue NEW HAT AND CAP STORE.
the public seneIally that he has just opened sCI
I hsw net And Cap Store, embracing 81 tbeA
sHe CAPS such :. JAPANESE HATS, fRJNcE
SF WAVES Hat Gen lemsps' French HATS,
STYLES Of Hats and Caps. = = 80 -
Persons in want Of such ARTICLES a. ere above
mentioned viii do we'll TO- call and examine my
stock Of goods before purchasing elsewhere, a. /
nsvs adopted the system q ggic6 ssiss snd small
pts So No. 2S6 Peuna. avenue, north aide,
se y II lgla. be,weea llth And 18th sorspsa.
MISSES JOCKEY HATS, lney ssylesl
w CHIkDR EMS FANCY HATS!
! ssa Z - Pa sy. rssr ixL It..
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MOVEMENTS OF Mr.. YAscEY.-It IL expected
that the Hon. William L. Yancey will arrive Ia
Washington on next Saturday evening, from his
late northern tour, and again be the guest Of *.
Marshal Hoover. He speaks at Fredericksburg in
the carly part Of the same day; and Monday, at
O'clock p. M, he addresses the citizens of Rich
mond. Before his departure for the latter place
we hope he will be prevailed upon to address the
citizens Of Washington, and at greater length
than. from the unfavorable circumstanc attend
ing his arrival, he was enabled to do on the for
mer occasion. We know of no public man, either
North or South, whom the citizens Of w ashington
have expressed greater desire to hear speak than
this distinguished orator. And regr t. have
reached from all quarters that, from his rather
premature arrival In the city then, due notice
could not be given to the citizens Of the time and
place he would address them. IL, however, he
concludes to speak when he reaches here thi.
week, we trust due notification will be given
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By J. C. MCGUIRE 4 co. Auot,opeer,-

by !. Y. MCGUIRE co. AuctloneersA
l c.?IToI Soh fHuRsbaY k ffATfEERSsTHE
g ~ 90 ock. st the Auction Rooms OF Jas. a.
Mc1uire Co ny virture Of deed |. 4 tTust from
William ianshan, dated February 2A 1850 and
guy recorded among the land records Tor Wash-
square No 1 lis. w. - 'h
Terms: One third cash; the residue in 6 and !,
on the premises = = = 49, " ses'
Ali oOnvs,sns u q the cost Of the purchaser.
Irso&dA M sSSGSiMSRtN ttd P.u Ass;,
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WARRINGTON Wws AND GOSSIP.

THE OPKRA--Donizetti's very comic opera of
sEliIir Of Love-" and the very musical after.
piece Of "No Song no Supper, )" was the attraction
at the Theatre last evening, and the applause was
general There can be no longer any doubt that
tne troupe Is meritorious and popular and thus far
The operas have been rendered In very praise
worthy manner. Miss Miner appeared In both
pieces last evening, and so did the principal
members of the troupe. The performance did
not close till liz clock. This 10 too long. and
II must be very trying to be singing and acting
for three and half mortal hours. The farce last
evening was unnecessarily heightened out to one
hour and half. Now IL 1t was cut down to fifty
minutes, or an hour at the most, people would 90
home far more satisaed that they were last eve.
ming.
This evening Mis Milasr appears In her great
role of "Lucrezia Borgia '-ths rendition Of
which has been pronounced to be far uperior to
any Italian artistic seen on the boards Of the Acad
envy for a long time. She In immense Miss
Annie Kemp "a very charming singer) personates
the character Of "Osini," and az such has won
golden opinions fron the press Of other cities In
the execution Of the pretty Brindier, "H ssgrsfe
per esse fs'ies." She 10 very nne. This lady
bids fair 70 become great favorite. Bowler ap-
pears as "Genana," and Cook al the Duke
We hope to zee the house crowded In every part
CONDITION OF rnH BLAcKFKKr lNDIANs.-The
Indian Bureau has recently received an interest
ing communication from A. J. Vaughn, agent of
the Blackfeet Indians, who are located on the Mis-
souri, river, 3,lO0 miles from st. Louis He re-
ports the conduct and condition Of the Blac kfeet
to have undergone but little no change. They
had complied strictly with their treaty sti pula-
tons, and not single party had been on the war
path, nor had the slightest depreciation been COM
mittsd, as far as his knowledge extended. The
"Pegans' and portion Of the +" Bloodsn had re-
ceived their annuity presents, for which they ex-
pressed their gratitude, and left contented and
happy. general scarcity Of buffalo is said to
prevail throughout the entire Blackfeet country.
Notwithstanding the overlooking Of portion Of
the Backfest farm, the wheat corn and vegetables
looked well, and gave every indication of an
abundant yield. In fact, the writer adds, both
the spring and winter wheat corn, potatoes car
rots, peas, and squash, would compare favorably
with similar vegetables growing In any portion
Of the Union. The Oregon expedition left that
country Augusta.
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By C. MoGUIRE co .no,,....

By j. G. MCGUIRE CO., Auctloneers
VEkf VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPER
~, E EnTT ~ 5Ht tIEsI WARD Ar PuBLIc AucTIos.
q O'Clock o clock, on the premisse We Anal AZ
that desirable hrst class residence az the corner Of
norm street and Tv entieth street west nov o.
cnpied BY = Furyuson, Esq. The lot fronts n feet
ia lnehes on street, g the corner Of Tveptieth
street, and runs back lS3 feet. and 10 improved h,
handsome three,story and basement brick dveli
ing 1oa Sc With large back buildings built and fn-
tains seventeen rooms furnished with al the NOD
ern improvements The location and charaeter of
residences. si'sso
Immediately AFTER We shall sell the property two
91oIs ves. q TIE above, lstsy occupied By Ms
runs BACK about lS5, and is Improved by . three
st2 nv priek dwelling house containing ID roons
owner 10 about 20 remove from the city
Iefms One third ca<h; toe residue in and u
on ts premises. Title perfect and unencu mbered.
seN &c. MCGUIRE Co. A uets
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NEW AND ATTRACTIVE STOCK.

NH" AMI NJ IhhCIlNE STUN.
We sFs SGS receipt Of sST Esl stock Of
sAA sREpEE 0eadd kAbNsp sN f5f THsEELkN AND
'iLi TAN EiSSRs sHNEbbs CUR -
Embracing all Qualities and Prices.
All Of WHICH have been purchased direct from man
ufsctufes, and with unusual care.
We feel. therefore that, with our large and vsrsd
stock, we shall be able to present superior induce
ments 70 purchasers A. call is solicited Whether
you purchase or not AlHork in our lime OF ec uted
BY superior workmen in city or country, ADD VA
rsn'sd IN svsTS R Ps;slSqs ca salnsTIupoc,
ee ztztay2w 500, corner sth and D ats
A CADEMY OF MODERN LANGUAGES
"A (WAsHIsoToN BUlLpIN0D
IA AeeSvs, Corner Qf Sscenfk Sf~sst H.
PRIVATE lysrRycTIoNs IL FRENCH AND SPxxIsu
DAY AND EVENING CLxSSES
A N: Dc MoNTHURRY, Professor of Modern
Languages and Ii erature, has the honor ~ 81
nounce that ne Will resume his Glasses ~
Lessons on Wednesday next. the 18Th OF Sen,en
ber IN the above Academy. He il prepsreS n AZ To
giXe, IN schools And private families : Course Of
Ooture upon the french Literature from the -.
lest Formaton OF the Language 10 the Present
Fe! terms and further particular, inou;rs NJ thu
Acsaemy where Prot. De Monthurry viii be in at
ssnennGe DAILY from TO ii q m and from TO p m.
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By J. c. MCGUIRE Il CO.. Auc.io.eers.
THUsTEk's SALE OF OTIS EAST on THE
September nth, lssa at 4I O'clock n the xSct
5 kSoms Of !s, =: MeGsi,s Co, bs virtue Of
See ss 81 Is irom Finest Cecil dated Novsm
70 H7, foiios a5s, &c. % the land record. "a.
WGnngton county. ID. c. 4 .hsll eel, Lots and
No lI7l. iA' an SSs>fe
rerns: One fourth ossh; the rssidue in q and u
An eonveysnce, q the cost Of the pur chaser.
sAMUEL SNOWDEX Trn.tss
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A PICTURE CORD AND TASSELS.
~ Handsome assortment PICTURE COR ID and
IAsSElS, Crimson, Scarlet, Green and Blue
Soi9rs, from photograph 10 portrait size Picture
SSoiI al nz,s ana co ors Also Picture Rings and
j. MARKRITER'S, No. 4s6 Seventh st.,
Q doors above Odd Fellows Hall
Don't forget the number. ne is cow
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WANTED IMMEDIATELY-A good OyS-
" TEX SHICkER. Apply at ROBBERS
w bite House." on High street, near the Cana,
SsorgetOwn. n st
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~ on the Path ,nt, at the Western Market. in
this city, THIRTY SHEEP, marked w. w p,
cape. fhe owner viii apply to WM. b. SERRIN.
First District Police, and provo property.
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WANTED-A. good OYSTER sHUCKER.
w Apply to J. HoLBROOK, foot Of the Cap
ltOl. se n Sts'

W the city trade, for Q Jewelry store Best OF
references required. Address +. H, No. ., star
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WANTS.

WANTED-A SITUATION, by q young man,
w q! porter in grocery store or any other bn ri ,
ness where he can make himself generally useful
Apply Box 4, at this Office ss pa sts
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1860-02-23
Gbe OttumWa Courier.
A MArRlNoxlAL MAN,Ac.-A good

"A MATRlMoNIAL MANIAC.-A good
story is told of chap i'm North CARROLL
m. who went the entire figure in the
! way of counting MI the girls who
would have him, without asking any of
them to die off, as the twdirects. At
ter having murrie | his thirteenth, some
of mis- first loves came down upon him
and h I'd him lodged in i';I. But a
person so fond ofibait:, d Who could
get into Hymen's moose with such
ease, found little difficulty in getting
out ofthe jug AMI the next news
heard of him he was running ut large
with a heavy reward for his apprehen-
sion. He was shortly afterwards rec
ognizcd bya gentleman, who, anxious
TO get the reward invited him to hi
house, desired him to sit down-callrd
his wife to chat with him, as an in
ducement to detain h IN thcre-Nhife
he made some excuse for leaving him
for few minutes, AMI started tor a
constable to arrest the runaway. What
was the poor mans astonishm mt, on
returning with the constable to find
the gay Misunderstanding advantage
ofhis short absence-had absconded
with his wife.-This made the FL
lows stock of wives ON hanl four
teen.
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SuERIFF.s SALE.

BY virtue of special III Fa and Fee Bill to me di-
rected from the District Court of Wapello cousty,
State of Iowa, commanding to sell the property
hereinafter described by decree of said Court d.
rected, will expose to sale at public vendue to the
highest and best bidder for cash in h"nd at the front
door Of the court house in the city of Ottumwa Wap
clio county, Iowa, the 25th day of February, $780,
between the hours of o'clock, m, and o'clock, p
of said day. the following described real estate viz
The north west quarter Of the north quarter and
the south west quarter of the south west quarter of
section number thirty three t33) Tp seventytwo 2
north of range number fourteen C4) west OF the fifth
principal meridian in Wapello county Iowa. Taken
as by special execution directed the property of
James Thompson, to satisfy execution in favor Of
Seth Ogg and against the said James Thompson, for
the sum five Hundred and Twenty dollars and "a
cents and interest and costs. l.. f. GREY, Shf.
I Jan. 26, lS60-ll-46.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1860-02-23
DIR. HALLS BALSAMy

Halls Lung Balsam, in all cases, gives the best o,
satisfaction.
Halls Lung Balsam has wrought more cures since
its Introduction than any other cough medicine.
Halls Cough Balsam Is endorsed by leading ply
cans the safest and best remedy before the public
Halls Lung Balsam is safe to use among children
and yet powerful in Of chronic pulmonary dis
ease.
Halls Lung Balsam brings in certificates almost dai
ly of wonderful cures in all parts of the country
Halls Lung Balsam for the Lungs is sold in every
town in the country.
The more striking proof of the intrinsic worth and
excellence OF DR. Halls Basam for the Lungs is shown
in the rapidity with which it becomes general
lite with the people. There is nothing of similar
ture but what is cast into the shade when the
Balsam has been thoroughly tested The agents foi
its sale, the country over, in ordering supplies
very enthusiastic in its favor saying SIT is just
the thing; it acts like charm; Its effects truly
magical" The afflicted can obtain the medicine Of
John d. Park Proprietor, Chicago, ILL.,, to whom al
orders should be addressed.
Sold by J. l.. Taylor, Agent, Ottumwa.
Dec. !, 1863 i3S-3m-y