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DIED.

On aundsy norning Esd instant, CALLIE KAs-
ron Youngest daughter of wallace and Eugenia
[ Bait papers please copy.l
On the Path inst Ant, MAR1hREr CATHBRINE,
infant daughter OF sarsh F. and John u Berry,
ssed l9 months.
She was fairer than the sunbeam
That daily path Hume
And Ter Voice Was like sweet N usic
In our home where now is gloom.
Anseistaw our Maggie. and watching
Becs ling to our iariins prize,
TO the land beyond the skies.
Her funeral will take place this Tue .day) eve
finer, waiter Nicholson 50 street east, Ssss.ssa
Moray, 2i.h., at O'Clock. Mrs. Lucy sAMP-
ed to attend her funeral on Wedne;day, the 2sth,
per of 2sth and streets.
On 18th, at o,eloek a. W, WILLIAM THOMAS
aged year.
The Lord has called him home;
He'll be forever with the blsst,
Around Code heavenly throne.
His funeral will take place to morrow, Wedn.s
q sS ana his
II . nd issS'ls Given sssa Is
The relative. and friends of the family are .
70. morning, August ssth At 10 o'eloet rom the
fe,iasncs Ct her parents. No. 4s2 Fourteenth st.
In 6eorseto.n, D. O., on Saturday, August I'D
of dipth eria, MARY ELIZABETH eldest daush !.
ter OF VIM II and Susan b. Kurt, in the 18th
year of herage.
At his residence In this city, the 18th instant,
NICHOLAS TAST8T. ssed IS years
The deceased WAS q native OF Madrid. Spain. but
had been for many years an attached citizen TO his
adopted country For more than 40 years he was
at efficient clerk in the Treasury Department,
Where, BY hi. genial manner man, sentlemanly os.r-
Die wss . character Jewelled with manly virtues.
He has gore TO his grave honorsd through .
heightened career, and lament.d not only by q
disconsolate widow and scryowins children. but
BY the community Of which he vss chsrished
mem Der.
Dying in the firm faith Of his Redesmer, the
cred rites OF the Catholic Church were admins
tered to him, and with the holy calm which only
oh ristisns know, Pc closed bis eyes on sublunary
things to sen them In Psradiss. "Blsssed are the
dead who die In the Lord"
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MARRIED,

On the l7th day OF January. 1853, by the very
Rev. Father Walters, of st Patrick's Church,
street, Lii. ut EDWARD P. BROOKS. of Madison.
Wis, o GEUkGIANA. youngest daughter of
Chas ewis, ESQ OF Philsdelp hia.
Madion and Phila. papers please copyl
Or the 2lst March last, by the Rev DR.. Byron
sup6erIand, J. II. APPLER TO Misc VIRGINIA
pkMEST, all Of this ely
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OFFICE OF p, H. DRAKE a. Co,

No. 200 BROADWAY, n. Y, July soth, 1868.
The Plant alton Bittsrs Bottle 10 secured to rs
BY United States Letters Patent. and any sttsmpt
to 6ll sell from the same other Bitters what
soever than the genuine BRAKES Plosntotiou Biz
ter, Is . misdemeanor punishable both by dne and
imprisonment.
The popularity of our celebrated Bitters has in =
dIced un principled persons to put up in eur Bot
ties vile and poisoned limitations, Of which the
public are cautioned. Every Bottle OF the genuine
bears the fac simile Of our signature . steel
plate label with our private Q. 8. Internal Revs-
nue. stamp over tho cork.
All persons offending - above after this date
will be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the lay
p. II. DRAKI Co.,
~ g. 90 I'm Sole Projectors.
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Bachelors cee brated lair Dye is the best in a.
rorld. The only harmless, true and reliable Dye
known This splendid Hair Dye ia perfect-ehanses
Red, Rusty or Grey Hair instantly to . Glossy
Black Nat~-nl Bro,ra, without injurips the hair
staining the skin. leaving the hair soft and
beautiful; imparts fresh vitality frequently re-
storing its pristine color and rectiaes tho Ill effects
of Bad Eyes. The Genuine Is signed WILLIAM A
BACHELOR, all others are mere limitations, and
SHOULD be avoided Sold by al drus sists. 30. Fac
tory-s1 Barclay street. New York. Batcheior's
new Toilet Cream for dressing the hair. jy 7-soly
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AEiLIrARY LAWS or fH1 UNITED STATES.
lyl relating to the Army, Volunteers, Militia An1
to Bounty Lamb aAd Pensions, from the foanAa-
ton of the Goyefnmsnt 70 March g. IS6s n 1ohn
Tvs IRANQK TAILOR.
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LOST AND FOUND.


$40 Since " N y isviIofss eens.inias psi!sss
papers OF no valus to any one but the owner The
above reward will be paid q isiyn& II me
eu Sl1" 355 street
c1n REWA2D-strayed or stolen, or about
Y U thu Sd of August, enc m sdium sized BAY
HORSE; one hind foot whits; star 1 n forehead;
vhise spots on back. The above reward will DO
sny ipsormstson shat win lead to bis rseoyssy.
au ST cor. 9th and 6, HavS Yard Hill.
C-T-On board the Thomas Oollysr or ON the
l. route from the Washington landing to the
Treasury Department, on the morning Of the cath
instant. a MAST NR MAs0Ns LIPL0MA: With
Bell o. 8 u g., from AleI andria to Washin stop.
whoever will leave EAid diploma and contents at
tie Star 0faes viii be literally rewsrdsdd p .prs
N11KIN UP-On the ed Of Augu't, . stray
so5. on b. b.es. RE owner /. Requested to come
forward &c prove property and 70 pay chsr&s. and
taxi =. hi% 81 away. Goa. XisS S ss Ana
(S RRWARD-Lo.t, . small 81 AOK COW;
~ y about years old; milks from three teA6.
No g venr and half P5a slTId s1Bpos
TAK1N UP ON nth srREEr. LAST NIGHT.
arusaway Horse and Buggy rrRnnR.
.uaa. $50 Eleventh st.. BE-. + e. sod q.
CAMl TO THE ADVHRFIsYR, AUGUsr
- lab, residing near Port Baker. D: o hhD
cow With white face and without horns; lame IN
right hind leg; which the owner can nave ~
proving property and paying s1pasn'eao GOLDEN,
arssa&< near Good Hope.
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D1RD.-festerday, Elizabeth Wilmore, the
woman who fell from the third STORY widow
OF house No. 3t9, 4 street north, Sunday morn
went by the name OF "Libbey," rs was stated
IN The Mar yesterday, but we have since
iea!ned Laat her name was Elizabeth Wilmore.
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If miIlions hoth in ,ha did would and tho Nav

of millions. both in the Old World ana the New.
Its fertile soil and magnificent opportunities for
ton But along it, beat tful streams. there turks
N alaria Of NC st deadly inf aence, which is the
remain so for many years to come. 1migrants and
others who cont plate ssttems mt in tina: section
will do we'll to provide themselves with the only
cure that has yet been found efficient speedy, and
certain We mean Hostetter's Celebrated Bitters.
which hst sBatched hundreds from urtimsiy
grave. Their operation upon the digestive OF ans
is room felt to be benz 6cent without being vio
lent.
Sid by Druggists and dealers generally every
Whtre
Penn ave. an a. cost
WRAPPING PAPER for sale at the Star Office eoun-
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SICKNESS IL MONTGOMERY COUNTY, MD
The Rockville Sentinel says From various
portions OF our county We have the I'm vel
come intelligence that sickness prevails to q
serious extent. The same is true Of our own
Immediate neig hborhood-the prevailing dis.
eases being diptheria, dysentery, scarlet and
other feyers.
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WAllAHfHp TO CulB IL sI1 DAYs.-Dr. Godfrey .
Antidote, An English specific Of siXty-dye ysars'
standing, win cure Go1or,hoA in sag days. No
change q diet required Price 81 per bottle. Sold
bye O. yord, corner 18th street and Pa. avenue
Washing on. and Henry Cook, Alexandra. ia Sly
Tn oHIAPIsT AND BlsI HAN DYE II FHl WORLD
Nscss Fades OF Washes Ox..-Uphanas Hair Dye, 50
cents . box. The best in use Try it. Sold By g.
O. Ford, corner 18th street and Pa. avenue, Wash.
nston. and Henry Cock. Alexandria. 1ss-ly
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.pxy PAY pIerer AND RIADY QAL0U-
"A LATOR or Begin sntal Pay Table: OomFIed
and a<,Aassd b. Mayor EsrA MsGSk isayIox
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CoRss and other disorders Of the feet when ne.
elected injurious to the health. They unit the
civilian for business and II is I'm possible for SOL
port of his hole frame be In . disordsred condl
tcn. To all afflicted with COrns, Bunions or Nails
growing in the flesh 9th disorders OF the feet
We would recommend early call at DR.. Whites
ONCE. No. 424 Penn avenue, between Four and a.
half and Sixth SITS. jyl1
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LOCAL NEWS.
AMCsEaENrS TONIGHT

WASHINGTON THEATER.-" Madeleine, or
the Bell, of he FaubouTg," will bs perform ID
this evening. Also, the fayorite farce, The
Young Collegian.' IL both thes- plays Miss
Susan Denim will take Il prom Eent part. Miss
DENNIS engagement il positively limited to one
week, ard it h.refore behooves ali who would
witness her fine acting, to hurry up. This Is
the last night but one Of the graceful danseuse,
Marietta Rayel.
CONFERENCE.-The fine trick pantomime,
1.-THE Enchantment," will be performed here
to- night Previous to it, however, there will
be a grand :mbination olio by the Zanfretta
troupe and the Canterbury company Pop
ular ballads will be sung by Nellie Taylor,
and comic songs by George Edeson. The Court
of Beauty will appear in a variety of dan ces,
ard the Ethiopian corps in budget of com.
icalitiPs.
VARIETIEs.-The new comic drama, "The
Singular MORTAL" took well last night; as in
fact do all plays which are introduced at the
Varieties Hall. In addition to this play the
regular music hail entertainment will take
pl1 ce. Eliza Florence and twenty others will
appear III dances. Ada Tesman will sing ne "
s'Dgs ard IeTform part in the drama, and
Jim Rudworth and the Ethiops will make
Laughter for all
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ARRESTED ON SUsPICIoN.-Thomas r. Dud-
man, II. N. Clagett, l.. Clagetf, James Gray,
and James Smith, were arrested at Muddy
Branch, on Sunday, by Captain Campbell, as
suspicious characters. They were sent to the
Old Capitol by Captain Todd. Lewis L. Poats,
a dPserter fr' m the Thirtieth Virginia inf antry,
was also sent to the Old Capitol by the Pro-
yost Marshal.
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POLICE REPoRTs.-Secoad Prsciact-J. E.
McClennard, theft; Mrs. Rosey, keeping a
bawdy house; military. Jas. Smith, assault
and battery; bail for court, James Littleton.
do; military.
Third Prccina.-Agnes Gray and Caroline
Gray, disor6priy; dismissed. Kitty Chisley,
DO s2:75. Luke Chisley. do; dismissed. A.
Mcintire, do; S4.62. Richard A. Powers, do;
S"a2 Masz 70 Strain, do; 90. Francis Glen.
ments spy; military Josephine Stowa, drunk;
dis miss.d 1hos. Leonard, disorderly; sea-.
W IL. Tobir, do; S2.il. d. w. Billy, do; $3.50.
Lloyd Lanham, DO: $2A Ellen Conner, drunk;
workhouse.
Fourth Prectnct.-Susan Hill, grand larceny;
bail for court. Israel dorsey, disorderly; 70.
Franklin lhgvs, do; So Pat WEIGH, disorder
ly; SO. John Sullivan. do; 50. VIM. Chaney,
riot; military. Margt Myers, drunk and dis
Warren, disorderly; dismissed. Cordeha VIM
der, drunk and dIsorderly; 81.
Styih Precinct.-SamI Peyton and Chas How
aTa hf WINK Carr
battery; bail Tor peace. Jas. Cruit, keeping q
vicious dog; S55s. John Swift larceny; dis
missed. VIM. o Bryan and John Doyle, drunk
and disorderly; military. Hannah Rivers and
-Anstetee, grand larceny; dismissed. Rob't
Parker, petty larceny; do.
Tenth Preciaet-Josephine Miles, petty lar
ceny; dismissed. James Murphy and Mary
Myres, drunk; do. Fannie Jones, drunk and
disorderly; dismissed. James 1aylor assault
and battery; bail for peace. josephine Miles,
drunk; dismissed. Dennis O'Neii, disorderly;
S24 Sam1 Taylor, assault and battery; dis
missed. Catharine Cavanagh, disorderly; Si.9i.
Ellen Da, is, do; S2.M. Powhatan Hall, pro-
family; 1924. Eridget Common. drunk; dis
missed. Alfred Tay lor, disorderly; l.9i. Thos
Maack. dancing on Sunday; S'.5e. Mary burX,
missed. Mich'l Kennedy, drunk; do. And'w
j. Knox and Thos. Owens, suspicion; do.
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HAIR DYRi HAIR DYE

WRAPPING PAPER for sale 1T the Star ofice eoun-
ter, at six cents per pound. Jy2
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BvJ.C. MCGUIRE & 90. Auetionsers.

BY J. " MCGUIRE Il 90 ,Auctionesrs
E1RST CLASS BUILDING LOT OPPOSITE
FIsEkLIx Row, AT AUCTION On THU hSDAY
AFTERNOON, August 9th, at ak O'Clock. on the
prem Uses. We shsil sell Lot No. %, in Square No
80 fronting twenty-sx f-et two inches O north
street, between 18th aoi 18th streets west, and
running back hundred and forty two fee eight
inches to thirty foot paved alley.
The situation is coDsidered among the best in the
city for private residence, and the -als sh ould
&C mmara the attention Of persons desiring . ane
buildings Site. Titia perfect
Terms: One-taird cash balance in six and
twelve months, With interest, secured by deed OF
trust On thepremises. AL con7eysnees at cost of
the purchaser.
su2a j.. MCGUIRE & CO.. Auets.
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BY THOMAS BOWLING, Auotioneer,
Georgetown, D. c.

By THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer
Georgef01pn, d. C.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE
llAr AUoTIoN.-On PRIDAY MORNING, August
2Stb commencing at 10 Oaiock will sell at tho
Maryland House, corner OF High and Besll streets
Georgetown, all the Household ana Kitchen Furni-
ture, name in part
Parlor Furniture and Carpet
Bedeteads. Bedding, and Mattresses
Chairs, Tables, and Bureaus
Wardrobes, Wristbands, &C.,
Crockery and Glassware
Parlor and other Stoves
Cooking etove and Kitchen Regulates
And many things not mentioned.
an "a At THOS BOWLING Auet'r,
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TOR RRET-A suit of ROOMS. on hrst floor,
i suitable for houseke ping Also. two nice bed
rooms. Call Immediately at No. 4O41, east side
18th street bet. and gu A-3t.
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

EURNISHyD Rooms TO RlNT-Ior rent, st
l. $50 18th street, east side. between g and d
streets, nestly f1rnishsd and yeIy comfortable
LORe The neigh borhood 10 one Of most desirable
In the city. lvery attention paid to those occupy.
ing them. No children In the house. It
FOUR ROOM HOUSE TO RENr-On First
"A street, between G. ard II. on Printing Office
eeuare Inquire At the corner Of Second strset and
Massachusetts, avenue, between g and 81 streets.
An 2S.Sta
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moved an adjournment; lost, yeas g. nayse.
The special order-tbe bill 10 organize 8 paid
fire department-was taken up; and
Mr. follans bee moved 10 reduce the salaries
fifty per cent. We had good fireInen now who
served for nothing, and we could get them to
do so in future.
Mr. N u. Larner thought the nothing system
had been tried long enough. The amount OF
siOU per year TO the men was small enough. A
man you'd spoil $50 worth Of clothes per year.
Mr.. G. Wilson moved TO postpone the subject
until Monday next when 1t shall come up i'm
me dia;ely after the call OF wards.
Mr.. Shepherd called attention to the fact that
no provision was made in the bill for engine
houses. The houses now belonged TO the IRE
companies. They should make some provision
Tor the engine houses rs well as the engines,
and make this organization independent OF the
preeent organizations, under the control OF the
Corporation and Metropolitan Police.
M Ellis said that the committee had left
the maseT OF engine houses in the hands OF the
IRE commissioners.
Mr. ID. Larner said that this matter would
need Rreat deal Of money-s2O, 900 for engines
and $4,000 for houses; and the Alexandria
Railroad would have to be saddled, and he
would like TO know where the money was to
come from.
The consideration Of the bill was postponed-
yeas H. nayss. Adjourned.
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Sale of Public Lands,
LAND OFFICE,
nnn%rr lee.

bahkott 0une IL lsf3.
In pursuance Of law as defined in chapts,
u section 80, Revised Statutes, aud Of o,a. ~
from the Governor and Council approved Fab,.
AIRY aud March %, 1854, | hereby give no,,S.
that the following schedule of Lands will be os.,
cd fer sale on Tuesday at IL o'clock noon. on A..
FIRST day of September next, at the Land on.
at price per acre not less than the minimum q ~
ell in the advertised list. IA
The sale to be by sealed proposals, in conform,
~ with the provisions Of the foregoing Cb,n,"-
and Section, which require that tea per centn,a
of the minimum price Of the Township or No..
thereof. shall accompany each proposal. WIZ
sum shall constitute part of and be allowed -
the cash payment to be made upon the TOWNSHIP
or tract purchased.
The person making the highest bid abovc H.,
minimum price shall be declared the nureb,sor
aad en- payment OF one-third of the nurcbs.,
mency in cash, including the ten per cent of The
minimum price deposited, the Land Agent shall
MA Ike out and deliver to him conditional deed
in the usual form Of state deeds, of tho tract h.
him purchased, taking for the remainder of thu
purchase money, three rromissory notes for eon,I
sums, payable annually in one, two and thru
years, with interest, aud n bond with sufhc;sr,
surety fer the payment Of fair stumpage Of ali
timber cut thereon, TO be applied to the payment
Of the notes"
4" The sum deposited Ivy any ether bidder. who
docs not become purchaser. may be withdraw
by him at any time alter the bids are declared and
recorded
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ancaek ss.-sup'cnc Judicial Court, April tern

Hancock ss.-supteme judicial Court, April term
It's.
Pa=ser IT,. Ee5q-e. Of Bq-ts-7-.. N sq.3 c,lqty
- Haa-4s5, Jt3-e ~ Prstst- t2r szif = s4aey.
"a ,si7se aaae'5as i.sit sued cut My Ne,r.
esa5 eeaa, Paoa9,
-NR5a7 Emerson, AMI >saaet P Born. 6s.a Of
u tsha-'5a, IN The Hat,Itaf Columbia and
Gerrf - B-se7l, 1rtAsy 7. IT4abir4i,r, 5l4
ef EEsrtea sad Caaafy Of H5ns5ct, aa3
A't4ta bu.5er, u So! E.tsu5A4, Saaf, De
I'm flAts.
I EBT upon a bonl d4tel July Gtb. A. D. ISIS,
IL given to vail PaFser luck Judge as afafe-
stiL Penal sum nine thousand dollars. Writ
lated HriI Ist lsG3, retaraa5is at the Apfil
term, iet5. Al damnum Sj,n0l.
EeeGya HALE. Pld's Atty.
And row N suggestion t. tie Court that Ma
tlan Emerson, ole # the prime pal Defendants, at
the time Of tac service Of the writ was net IN
oa5.tlat Of thIs state. an had no ualt, agent
q attorney wit4ia tae sane, and that ne has had
no notice u the suit gl which tie foregoing is al
abstract;
L IS ordered, that notice n the rcnleney Of sail
sait be given to sail defendant, ~ publishing an
abstste; e plaintiff writ AMI declaration, together
with att,sted copy Of tais order three weeks sue
ces-ivtly in TIE Ellsworth American, a newspaper
published in Ellsworth, in the county u Hancock
tie last publication t. be at least ,jrty Jays be-
FIRE the next term @: this Court 10 6e hell ct
Ellsworth, within and for said county u Haue9ek,
ON the fourth TUESDAY VI October next, that SAID
Defcadent may then and there appear anu sAew
cause, II any he have, WY iI! cement should not
be reniere! against Al.u a44 execution DC issued
accordingly.
Attest:-P. ". PrrRr. Clerk.
Abstract Of writ ana declaration, aud cspy VI the
Order Of Court.
- Attest:-P. " PERRY, Clerk
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Hancock ss.-supreue Jat.eiai Court, ApfiI Term
lsa3.
Inn G.Aaaseta 7seoiant. Il, ,a,l County Of HIM
ts#t, H.5s1'.55l,
Ssms-3 F1te'7aat .a7 .5Fa Ea,.qbroab, }aih o.
a I''st.aHs II Ase Braa az K, D,ta84aks
4 - nov on suggestion - the Court that the
y Defendants Al tae date Of the attachment
on the writ, were at inhabitants Of this State.
AMI haa % tenant, gent or attorney within the
same, aud that they have lad no notice Of said
suit:
Il Is er}eci, that no.ice Of the tendency of this
suit be given 10 the said defenfcnts, by publish
iag an attescd copy OF this order. together with
an abstract Of tine plaatifs writ, three weeks sue
cgs>iyei5 n the Ellsworth American, a newspaper
published il Ellsworth, ia the county OF Hancock
the Inst pub.catial t. be a irls; thirty days be.
f5rc tae next term g. THIS C1urt. to lie lcld at
Ellsworth, within and for said county If Hancock,
on tie fourth Tuesday If October next, that the
SAIL deftndeut- m1y tben aai there appear ana
answer to said su.; Il they think proper.
Attest;-P. V. PE&By, Clerk.
true copy,
Attest:-P. W. PERGr, Clerk.
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TrCasurcr's sale.
STATE OF MAINE.
TREAsURER's OFFICE,
Auo-usta .Tulv 90 1894

TREAsURER's OFFICE,
Augusta, July %, 1868.
DURSUANT to chap. 6, sec A Of the Revised
D Statutes, L will, at the State T.easurers
Office, in Augusta, on the ninth day of September
next at eleven o'clock in the forenoon, sell and
convey by deed, to the highest bidder all the in
erest Of the state in the tracts OF land hereinaf
ter described lying in unineorporated townships,
the said tracts having been forfeited to the state
for state taxes and county taxes certified TO the
Treasurer of State, for the year 1861.
The sale and conveyance Of each tract will be
made subject TO a light in the owner or part own
err whose ri gAts have been forfeited, to redeem
the same at any time within one year after the
sale, by paying or rendering 10 the purchaser his
proportion Of what the purchaser paid therefor At
the sale, with interest at the rate Of twenty per
cent. per aunum from the time Of sale, and one
dollar for release; or such owner may redeem his
interest by paying as Aforesaid to the Treasurer
Of stat, as provided in chapter {, section SO Of
the Revised Statutes.
Ne tract, however, will be sol at price las
than the full amount iac thereon fer such unpaid
state and county taxes, otn est aud eost, Us de-
scrbed in ths following schedules
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Every tiaMat should have a copy

Of the Second \, ume Of Houe CiRcLg contain.
ias oid EaEorites, not in the First Volume, with
aew aud popular compositions, easy and attract
IFe pieces tor beginners auI bgiliauts and aecrm-
Tlisael playeis-eaurr i.iug the best productions
81 tic test composers, and the Household MeIo.
dies for the peopie--ths whole arranged for the
piano forte AMI presenting Two Hundred and IT,
" Pages Of Caaiee Music, being nearly forty a.
ges more than the first volume The immei so
popularity and extended demand for the first vel
ume Vi the HONE CIRCLE has induced the put.
fishers to CLEAN from tbs vast repertoire If Music
cal Gems comprised in their own catalogue and
those Of European and American publishers the
best pieces Of every variety suited To PaiRists Of
every grade Of atfaussmeut. and adapted to all
tastes ana requirements. Plain, s 200. cloth.
- 20; cloth iail guilt, 80; receipt Of which
copies will be mailed, p0st-p, id.
OLIVER OLSON d CO., Publishers, Boston.
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Certificates OF Cures.

>NitsASa!fS OF cures,
From eight to twenty year Standing, with name
known to Neiesee and Pune.
For medical properties Of BECHU, see Dis
pensaiory Of the United States
see Professor Daeees valuable works on the
Practice of Physic
- see remarks made by tho late celebrated Dr.
Phys' <, Pliladelphia
see remarks made by Dr EthYair ~ DotreH. a
celebrated Physician and Mentor of the Raval
College q! surgeons, Ireland, and published in the
transactions Of 'he King and Queens Journal.
SEQ Medieo-C Alrurgieal Review, published bv
IBegf.a'n 15-efrs, Fellow Of the Regal College Of
Surgeons.
see most Of the late standard works en- medicine.
Extract Buehu. 81 90 per bottle, or six Tor s. 90
SarsaParitla, go - $40
improEedhose = ash, 30 - pq
e; half dozen Of each for $500, which will be
sufficient % cure the most obdaiate eases. II tifee
lions are adhered to.
Delivered to any address, securely packed IRON,
ob,eryaciou.
~ Describe symptoms in al communications.
Cures guaranteed. Advice gratis.