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STEAMBOAT LLNES
. Z RIv Ek LINZ.

~ =" = =.
The fine Steamer WAWASET will EAA-N
leave WASHINGTON on every Fri -
day morning at 6 O'Clock for CURRIOMAN Re-
turning, will leave Currienan at O'Clock Sunday
morning. arriving at Washington early that
She will touch at all Landings for freight and
passengers which will he taken ct THE LOWEST
POSSIBLE RATES
For freight or passage apply to
JOHN VAN Rt6WICK,
General Superintendent p y. 90,
Seventh Street Wharf.
- On Tuesday, the 2sth instant, she will CON-
mence to make her semi. weekly trips, leaving
Mssht9ston on Tuesdays and Fridays, returning
on Wednesdays and Sundays.
ses-f JOHN VAN RIsWfUK,
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IMPAIRMENT OF TIE INTERIOR,
IL UNITED STA TES PATENT OFFlCl
WASHINGTON, September 20. 1850.

On the petition Of wAkRkE q DUTCHsR OF
Milford sachusetts, sud SARAH DUTCHER.
sdministratrix Of the eetste of Elihu butcher. OF
Waukeeha, Wisconsin PRAYING for the extension
OF patent grsnted TO the said Warren W. butcher
aud Elihu butcher on the 18th dav of December,
las7 for an improvement in Temples for Looms. for
seven years from the expiration Of said patent,
lSe5:
It Is ordered that the ssii petition be heard az
the Patent omce on nonday, the 10th day of Be-
notified to appear and chow cause, IL any they
have, Why said petition ought not 10 be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required TO
file in the Patent Office th cir objections, specially
set forth I'm writing. at least tventy days before
party to be used 81 the said hearing must be taken
eod transmitted I'm accordasce With the rules ef
me othee which VII, be f.r91sbed On application.
timony must be nled in the once twenty days be-
within ten days after d lug the testimony.
Ordered. also, that this notice be publishe in
the Republican end the IGteligepcer. Washing-
ton. D. c.: and in the Journal. Boston, Mass .
once week for three successive weeks: the rst OF
said publications 70 be at least sixty days pre-
O. TPEAKER,
Commissfouev OF Patents.
copy aud eebd their bills TO the Patent Once with
paper containing this notice. &c ls laws~
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- IOHMOND, FRBDERICKSBUR0 AND 70
H TO4AO RAILROAD.
TO TRAvELL1Rs GOING SOUTH.
TWICE DAILY, tsxnday .. m. sxoepted.J

The auieksst and most direct route 70 RichnsuA.
::s.@ss. from sixth strset WSsIs, seA&N
Warrington, 70 ASuis Greek and e11sso9o0
Richmond, rredericksburs aud Potomac Railroad |,
now entirely completed from Aauia Oreek 70 RicH.
mond We, cOnnecans them With trains on the Rich.
pond and PetsrsSuFg and Rte6mend and DaavilIe
kHilroeds, for Petersburg, Weldon, Wilmingtoo,
HSSissn' Greensboro. Salisbury. Charlotte and
Steamers keypors and Q. vsndsrsiit lsavs Sixth
Street Wharf daily SUNDAY morning excepted) q
s 20 .. m. and p. m, and arrive In Richmond q
THROUoH no BIOaMoND IN SEVEN HOURs
Fifty Miles Bhorser ana ~ Hours Quicker thai
any tthes koute.
;, Be sure and get Through Tiekess via Asgis
Greek and Fredertcksburg, TO Richmond, ct the
Oompany's once, corner Of Penna avenue and 6th
street, or on board Of the boats. Baggage checked
through. III rs ~ =
Omnibuses and Baggage wasoHs Will b IN
readiness to convey passenger snd baggage be-
tween depots in Richmond.
Passengers by this line pass by daylight Apns
Vernon. and may hav an opportunity Of visi6na
ping 1t that point. -ar-'-s- -, - = = -
Breakfast and sup on board OF Steamers.
GEO. MATTINGEY. Snpt., Washington, d. o.
MATTHEW CLARK. Agent, Wsshington.
gsysly ,f-' General Passeneer Assns.
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- Halipenny newspapers are generally
Supposed 70 be an IN We q non of the nineteeut,
century. but sueh II appears is net fhe case, tor
IN the year 1894. during the expedition of
Charles VII, into the kingdom of Naples, a
halfpenny newspaper was sold in the streets
OF Paris under the title of Bulletin dc Ia Grande
Armes a. ItGIie
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RET Disc Asses.
SA M A n MS GIFT!
EAAARIfANS GLFTf

SAAARIfANS GIFTf
THE MOST CERTAIN REMEDY EVER USED.
"Yes, A POSITIVE GuRK,"fer
ooEoRRHGA, GLEEE. srRiCTUREs, q.
Contains no Mineral, no Bsisam, no Mercury.
ONLY Te. Pills % BE- lakes 70 E1ee a Csre.
rhev are entirely vegetable, having no smell nor
IN, mp 81 bowels q the most
Cures IL from two 70 four GAYS, sne recent cases
Il sSss ~ q e. nc:
sm,pen, poctors and Chsmists Of the sressnt DAY;
70 ssc.. .s e q sss
Who have been sorgsd yth hsI;sT hsr.
rr,o.-n.,. ,. ssSs q: 1.asi.' 1 o. Envelope
BLO0Df BLoODff BL0oD,v
sCR0TULAa uLCERs; e0aEs, SPSTs,
sAxARfTANS fooF IND HSkS JUICE
IL offered the public e positive care.
sssssffEEii+Kss 81 ROOF zNb EIsR !!ttff cs =:
most petsnt. certain and efectusi remedy ever pre-
:Ss scs:en that the shorosss
ana perp.nsns Take; then q this snstfytns rem.
posterity that for which Jon nay repent in sSSss
year, DO NOT DEsPAIRi
AasSSp gcST HlsS 9SOss
'sT = Si s all the bed 'ais q
Il Ssss *: AND GrGss q =:
ndRDto0,
rh%c, 10 bearing down, Falling Of the Womb. a..
Kitty and for ell con plants incident to the ~
sent By express. Price q = per bottle
eAMARIrANy WASH
Is IN oa.es OF ussd In connection With the
full directions. Price Is cents. -
The efhcecy OF these remedies 90 alike acknowl.
saesd b. hysiciens and patients. They ere USED
in he d. B. 6osDdtals. = - =
WHAT TIE suRaIoNs SAY OF TEE sAMAK
ITANS REMEDlBe.
"Posr AosPIrAL, toRT MAnsAALL, bAiumoeos
Nd Feb. 20, 1854 LII have great eaesfsctisn In
SeatinG thst have used The bssueritsn ke@sdtee'
Tor Vepsral disSases In tts most customary forms:
that have used them With Judgment discretasn,
and properly, aud, have found them respond 70 my
anticipstions promptly and edectuaIiy. Knowing
their com POSITION have the fuilsst confidence IN
tkr e01cacy and far as my 0se q them sxte01s,
Trs'o.nsOd then 't.gSssEEigRrp O BowrRs.
"Assissant sursooA. sth n. y. Vols.
eo,o BY 9. O. poRp. osrnsriish sesst and Penn.
rivauSc avenue, Wsshfngtou; HENRY OOOK.
xlexanIrfs, Va and ey Druggists eeosraily.
DEsMOHD co.. PhiisdslDh1a. nye-0
TONES WITHOUT HANDS, ILLUSTRATED. $3.50
III Land If Last. q soyel. by rdmund Tatee. b
eta Picnic Keller, povsi. @ etc. -Four Year
IL the Saddle. by Harry EiI1or. - Narreftyeo
Andersonvills Pri.en. sl7s Rsyrorh Life
Aedrev Johssoa, Ella. NspeleoAs Life Of os-
Bis " FRAAoK TAYLOR.
-..1rrr- IN ffHH Ire ..-rH. = rHr q
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II 3 G 5 7 E Els 9 A L Z !.

BY virtue of . decree Of the Circuit Court for
Prince Georges county, sitting a. q court Of
eQuiIy. passed In The case Of Mary A. n atwood
and kebs cca Duvsl W John d. BealI and other ,
n not the mkt far day to or eaftar, on the prem.
ises the REAL ESTATE Of which ephen on
lens. late Of Prince Georges county, died seiSed
pro stusisa .Ssns three nile. ssrs from tins tSs
Will &c of Bladensburg. In most healthy re oion
o. ceupfry is Va II adapted to the growth Of the
utusi PRODUCTIONS Of TIE county. 1t adjoins the
Garter, and others and tho coll being of ine tex.
turs, IL valuable for market purposes, being die
tart from W n hington city about eiaht miles IL
be sold In lots to suit purc hasers, and those
Will DO we'll TO attend the SALE
Terms of sale. ESQ cash; residue In and Two
pears, WIN interest and approved security. Title
meney With interest, the property will BE- con.
.ese sos. Nc. nssrfipHEH. Trustee.
ArcrIos SALE oT Is SSSsyrRsAENr BUILD
Hsadqsarsrs Deysnwss. ~ WssAi.stss,
wa.S.s ne q Be- e SessS.: + e;
VIII be sold At Public Anesjon, on tho premises.
under direc'ton Of Hrevss MAJOR James 0leason'
A l.; &c, % xaIDAY. October s, a. ii Q eiock ..
longing 90 the UpI,ed states and situascd ~ tns
eeSStn.f OF atn AID sT eeu and Ohio avenue, in
VIZ One s.sbis, s4x.f..t 80 ffssL E.
One stare; .sI d feet fiil P -sFffi-ef -
~. Sal u. DIX I flet - ss.ef ~ .lsE
- Al.-. ISIS 'fprsi feet o. Pep~fps. slssg
s.,sd,ss w,i .s sod .ias.y, md must b 70.
Terms: Cs.h, Ia 4o,ernn-ri fand.. = .a
Br.vet Bris. osn1 ana CHEF .ansr;sr~.sser,
sei-1 Dssst Of Ws.SisGson.
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DOTOMAs TRANSPORTATION LINZ,
NOTICE TO sHIPPKRs,
The ateamef EXPRESS, CsDt. \. A. RYTHBR,
leaves v Washington Ut 9: %. aud Al.
QRDAY for 0lymont, Budd 9 Ferry .
Smiths Point, Chetterton Landing, Nanjemoy
Wharf, Lsncasterb wharf. StoneS WHAT. or.
r,onen Boy, rexwsllt Wharf. Hszelis Wharf,
more st 9 .. n: on Sunday = -
u,.. 5.B. sBXAH BRO. Assnt..
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WILLIAM 81. WARD. Trustee.
re 20 3'av&ds J e. McGCIRE CO. Anct,

X oh11N q WlL1lA0S, Auctfoneere,
GoyEREMENT SALE OF vALuBLE SQUARE
AnP JBgIL1ING LOIs IN THE CirY OF
rios By 6sStk or I'll Tii AZ dHaIshIH AES;
OF PUBLIC BUILDINGS.
On TUESDAY, the 18th tav Of October neat
I55 we will sell, to the highest bidder. com.
mencing at Il O'Clock M. at our Auction B pm.
SO 20, corner OF eth street west and D,srsst
north, the foilouing named property BELONGING 10
the Governments Of the United states, viz
Lots numbered 10, IL, IL, 20, and q, in Square No
Lots nunbered2,s 4. and S, in square No. s,a.
Lot numbered Is, In Square south Of No 667,
Lot numbered IS, In Square No. SIS.
Lots numbered IL, IL, and IA, In Square No Liz
Lot numberea 10. In Square No. ,l32.
This square has recently been subdvided and
laid out In let's and will be sold in lots according
to that survey which will be shown on the day a
eas or should any deaife to bid for the entire
square. an opportunity will be offered.
Terms: Cash, in Government funds, on the d.
livery OF the deeds of the property
=. One NTH OF the purchase money to be paid when
the property IL knocked or
Should the purchaser fail to comply, the prop
70 the next highest bidder.
II the whole terms are not complied with in
thirty days from the day OF sale. the Commissioner
reserves the right to resell the property at the
risk and cost Of the nEst HorSh:sst By order q
On Is o&ds GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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RY JANES @. MCGUIRE { CO.. Aaosionesr1

TRUSTEES SALE OF LOTS ON THE ISLAND.
BY virtue OF deed Of trust from Ann McCabe
dated March Is, 1855, and duly recorded in Liber
&c T.. 70, folio ~, Of the land records for Wash.
in front OF the premises, on THURSDAY, October
!! 1850, % O'Clock ,. m, Lot ain SQUARE 6s6, in
Term: of sale: one half in cssh; and the remain
der in six and twelve months, with interest aud
70 be complied with IL seven days after SALE ether
wise the trustee reserves tho right to resell at
ing and coats at ex pense Of lurchaser.
&c ao-eo&ds 10. Mc0UiRi 4 co Act
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AUCTION SALES.
ri GREEN : WILLIAMs, Auoconoer1.

BIN IkAME HOUSES ON LEAeED GROUNp
RhHT. AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
.su n III! fHleAI the 6th day Of October, 1856, We
Frame Houses with store-roons attached. An
Ais0 The Liquors and Wine. Of the Bees
New Jersey avenue and one Of the best bHsi nees
enGs IN ,t tne eity being near the Baltimore Depot
such property 70 attend the sale.
The above Hoases. Liquor:. Wines, &C. will be
on the premises before the day Of sale.
Sc sd CELL GREEN 4 vI1II.us .,...
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baltimore AID OHIO RAILROAD.
- WASHINGTON, June Is, 49,

49, go c.
Trans between WASHINGTON AND BALrI-
LOBE, and WARRINGTON AND THE WEST,
are now run - follows, viz:
FOB BALTIMORE.
Leave oA'v, except Sunday. at TOO, $50, and
lib Q. m. and 2:&5, and e. 80. and 90 D. m
FOB ALL WAY STATIONS,
,.! LeSve aa1iy. except Sunday, at TOO .. m, and
FOB WAY STATIONS SOUTH OF ANNAPOLIS
JUNCTION.
Leave at 6:ls and TOO .. m, and at sIs and as
,. m. s'~
FOR ANNAPOLIS.
leave at7Oo and 80 q. m, and $50 D. m No
Trains 10 or from Annapolis on Sunday.
On SUNDAY
FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave ~ no .. m, and 2: Is And 10 D. m.
FOB WAY STATIONS
Leave ct 7:so a. m. :, and 2:%s and 500 D. m
FOB ALL PARTS OF THE WEST
leave daily, except Sunday. Ut 80 q. m, and
On Sunday ct 500 p N. only. connecting at Rslsy
Psrkeq, Hn Trans from Baltimore to Wheeling,
Ta sogaEE ffffoK.rs to the Yves. can b. h.a !,
the = arlington Station Ticket Once at ain hours
In the day % we'll at the new efice Of the Bank
ers and Brokers' Telegraph Line, 3lS Penn
avenue, between 9th and 7th streets
For New York, Philadelphia, and Bosteu see
advertisement Of .Throu sh Line"
2. SMITH Master of Transportation
~. COLE, General Ticket Agent
oc 80 Il GEO, g. KOONTZ Apanf W .shin. ION
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JEREMIAH s. BLACK. wARDH. LANoN. c. Y. BLkc
LAW OFFICE

BLACK, LAMON CO.,
Councillors and Attorneys ct Law in the suprem.
Court OF the United States, the Court OF Ciaims,
The Courts q the District the Executive Depart.
menes. and Committees Of Congress-
once; SSs 18th street, directly opposite W.T.
] A. 90
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RAILROAD LINES.
T'HROu6H LINE BETWEEN WARRINGTON
Il PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.

L PHILADELPHIA AND NEW foRK.
a
WAsH1Se TON, March o, 1875.
Ireios between ston and Nsw York are
boz Iun a. follows, viz:
Iok NAV r0RK. without change OF care.
so t DAILY Except Sunday at 3:s0 .. m. and
T0R NEW YORK, changing car. at Philsa.,.
Leave daily Except Sunday st HIS q. n. and
40 p. N. t- -
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
leave DAILY except sunday at 7.S0 and Ills o.
m, and 80 md 6:36 D. m
ON SUNDAY Lad. ..HE...
Leave fer New York and Phil aielphia n % ..
N only. =
daily " Wv -
fhroua tickets to Ihiladeiphia, New York. or
Boston, be had at the Station Once Of eli hours
in the day. as we'll % At the new once - the
hankers and Brokers' Telegraph Line, 34s Penn.
avenue, between 6th and Y h streets. ="
Bee Baltimore and Ohio Bail 70 ed sAye rtisement
for schedule between washingten, Baltimore,
Anna polls, AND the Wet =
", p. SMI1 h. Master OF Trans portatisu.
T. a. COLE General Ticket Agent
GEO B. KOONTZ, Agent, Washinst ton.
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RY THos. BOWLING. Auct.; Georgetown.

TRUbIEES SALkOF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PkOPAhrf on Bridge street, Georgetown, at
By virtue of deed Of tru,t. au,v recora.d IN T.,
Der w. p. No. rs, toll ss9, 46O and 46I, one of
the land records for Washington county, in the
TO the highest bidder: for cash, on TUESDAY
0cteLtr the 9Th, at4 O'Clock 2. all that part of
Lot No: b, IN old Georgetown. fronting abou, q
feet en- the North side Of Bridge street near Con.
grtse street, and running back about lis feet 6
inches to alley.
The improvements consists Of a large three story
Frame House and back buildings occu plea lately
by Mrs Rodier
Convey ancfng and stamps at the cost of the our
chaser CHARLES ABBOTT Trustse
sen THUS. BOWLING Auct
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". ATT0RNEY-AT-LAW,
No. 80 Louisiana avenue. above 9Th street
oeA ~ WASHINGTON. d O.
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Henri FED Eusi1s THs1s.l,
snd Itslisp Brtga.cs.l vol. B.reers Hand Book
tor Travellers IN Europe and the Eat. Home (
without HsDds. iltestrafed. Inside. . Chfoaicie
81 Secession. Felix Holt, the Radical, By George
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RI GREEN d WILLIAMS, Aactisnssrs.
TkEsTEls SALE OF INF BOWED PROPERTY

On SATURDAY; the 9Th day of October. at 5
vi1iue OF deed o. trust 70 me dated th. is,h dSy
OF March, lsS. ard duly recorded in Liber x n
h, No. II. fo,ios %oe Sc. Of the Land ,cords for
Washington County. d. O.. all Of Lot No .3 in
square No ls2, sccordins TO William Ksdin . sub.
division OF said square. with the improy sme nts ,
Terms cash. All convey ancinR and revenue
STAMPS st the cost OF the purchaser. ESQ down
when the property 10 hacked off And III the
balance 10 complied wath in hve days after the
day OF sale the Trustee reserves the right re-I
The property. at the risk and Of def I'M
purchaser, By adveItisine three times en- the gwen
ing Star MICHAEL p CALLAN Trustee
Sc IS eoSds GRHEN WILLIA Ms Anrfs
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COLUMBIA HOSPITAL FOB WOMEN
u -'F+E FL AND - a
LYlN0-lA ASYLUM,
Fourteenth street, u circle j corner Of n street
80 - WRkhfQRtOn. ID O.

COLUMBIA HesRl EAb FOB WOMEN ~
Fourteenth stgsst circle corner Of N street.
This Institution has been established for the re-
ception Of Hsti.nts Who may Be suffering from dis.
Of uoh females - may require the comforts Of the
The building 10 rituatsd in the moss he slthy Dor
grounds. Ger. pas the door every i've minutes. :
in seoordanes with the reom REQUIRED. payable IL
advance. This includes Board, Medicines, Med.
teal and Surgical attendance -,.sr - :
- MEDICAL. STAFF.
g. 81 sSH GESsF ~ oSai y J.. -
1eA street. between Goth and 2lst streets.
CONSULTING PHYsIOIANs AND SURG CONS.
rJ0S, T.: AhNES, N. D., sargeon General.
us TSSi EILEi, "a p, qsO5ss.oxn. o..
GskkErT sissss Y %sssG axsHUs
Sk hJWISP P3 &. =. q. SooIssso~n.
o.sers for ssnass,?n g me bed. il THE so:
sss e SSs I, At .Sis
wives aud xido~s Il sSidiers dssirin e admission
sill apply to the Surgeon General, United states
P,:iep.s living .. = distance whs desire to come
hSspitsf "A. b, QiLLErTE, b D.,
Au-23 ecly.r = s06h x ~ President,
CEkHIN0,s Law AND PRACTIO8 OF LIZ.
iss Un,ss :nus hsss'
Congress ionBl nspual. Neilis Hand Book Sor
febsiiug Societies, McPher. ou 3 Poiiticsi Man.
raj Tor 49, aMcPhervone Political Hi,tory ~ the
Rebellion. -, Ian III VRAEcK TAYLOR
CBUYEB1 CHEESE And
ys.s ,n,er.s - . \. " EusS Sa H.
rhN h.'aa osss~ l'h and J Ssrssh3
.s.gQ ,3 - q ssit1 - stia -Hsa ~ -
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ID TRIESEMAR,

TRIESIMAR,
ESF.na sad ssealsd sy so ..ss e The
Ec0le de fhsImacie de Paris, and the Imperial
Trissem.r No. /. il the efiec.ual remedy for Re-
lax sn, spsr1athorrh1ss ana h.hsIs'ion Of
sss n ne:
friesemar No 8 is the iafallibie remedy for eli
he se q md
i.ch grsp.ratien is in the form q most agree.
mate aud changes Of stmoephere IN tin cases, at
sSS IN do:ss
a. administered By vsipeau. Sallamsnda. Roux,
Wholesale and retail By Or. BARROW, No. ls4
B,eeesef street . Me- =; T9r kkopn ", ooo p.,,,.
avenue. corner llths ses-ly
LYHNs BRITISH CONsUL's HAND BVoK,
L ! volume; London. Mensch-Manuel Prsc-
ss
volume; LeiDfie De Clerca, ct De v.llst; Guide
I.as:us ssi dec sr Mo-
Paris. 0oreufl-DtctionnAire des Chaneelleries
Do bipo~ss az as
! volume; Leipsic Hepshaw-Mspuai for United
and
volume; Ma.shlns!onii o1 L,Ha:on-BIi,ish 9onspis
Ct
AAssnts biplom.iisus; .. CSEsSiaire. volumss;
on ON a Laws sss
War and 6ommerce: and en- ether branches of
s.
DURE OLD PORT WINE
-Ihave received from the private stock Of Q we'll
known and hopored citizen a short apply of pure
and gfrst quality PORT WINE. "Alts Douro
This wine has bean Known to me several yesrs.
and its effects upon persons suffering with All,
ments incident to the season have been very bene-
'G II rdsred and recommended BY physiei.n.,
And can be relied on In every particular.
s'~ n W. BURCHELL,
.. corner 18th end streets.
U@ under Ebbttt House
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RY JAS. o. hcGUIRE CO., Auetiopeers
TRUsTEEsfALE OF XALUABLE BUILDING

By virtue OF . deed Of trust dated Ausust, A
D.. lS4. and duly recorded in Liber n e. t. No
81, folio 40. &c Of the Land Records for Wesh-
direction Of the party secured thereby Will self
a. ggtlie auction, Ia trout Of the premises, 90
O'Clock , a Lot numbered enc. a Dof the record
ed suLdivision Of SQUARE No. 90, in the city Of
proving part of the city
Terms of .ale One third In cash; (of which ga
must be paid at the time OF the sale } tse remain.
ing two thirds be paid in six and twelve month";
with interest from day of fae and securel by Sasj
OF trust TO the satisfaction OF the Trustee. Toe
terms OF sale TO be complied with within fl W days
after day OF sale. otherwise, the Trustee reseryes
the right to resell risk and cost Of ret nnrcbs
cost.
WILLIAM b. WARD. Trustee.
re 20 3taW4ds j e. McQrIRE IN 49,.
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RI GREEN 8 wILLIAHs. AaetioseeS.

RI 9REEH WILLIAMS. AucsioseefS.
TRgsTiEy SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT AT
TEE JuNCTI0N OF yIRGINIA AVENUE
on MONDAY AFTERNOON. October I'd at 4
ftrust. duly recorded in Liber N. o. +, No. S.,
folios III, Es, ana Eg, one Of the land records OF
q feet inches in depth, Cd the east side OF Lot
No. II. In square No. :84, with the I'm pro emen
ing six rooms.
All conveysncipg and revenue stamps at the
cost OF the purchaser. Terms cash. $50 on tie
day Of the raIe the balance within 10 days there
after. II not complied within that time the tr us
tee he right ell the risk and Coat
OF the defsultiUg purchaser, by advertising three
times In the Evening" star ard before the delivery
Of the deed. ID n LAW RENCG Trustee
sc q Raw Eds GRBEN 4 WILLIAMS Aucts.
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From the \. y. Cor. Of the Hartford Press


You may recall one DeLave, tight rope performer
who long time ago astonshed the natives of Roch-
ester by his feas above the Gencssee falls. He has
lust returned here from many years spent in South
America and Mexico and is going to give the public
new sensation. Tie proposes to cross the falls Of
Niagara on a small wire, as the american eagle"
To explain he is now having made here in the city a
large leather eagle, which is to be stuck full of eath-
ers, and otherwise manipulated so to resemble a
live one of monstrous proportions This is to be fit
about his body, and walking the wire he will bal
ancc himself by Tipping the artificial wings. At the
same time, rope is be suspended by him below the
wire, to which his son, boy eight years old will
cling and go through with various athletic perform
ances as the father advances across the falls. DeLave
likewise proposes to walk wire over the falls,
CARRYING both his wife and on bis back. This
promises to be the great sensation of the season.
DeLave has been performing at the city of Mexico,
where he occasioned considerable farore He brings
with him a medal received from the emperor Maximil-
ian.
This crazy fool should remember how the American
bird stumbled at Chicahomony and other places and
that false step Niagara falls never be re-
plenished by fresh draft
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Died,

AT the family residence shrevePort La on 3 tho
9th of june, at II o'clock A. NJ, ELEAN'K 2N0hLA
ISABEL HUTLER, wife of Col George MilIi nnw
and Gaug hser Of Col. E. &. W. Butler, OF Aosf'Hi'
parish.
At the residence of her parents in this parish On
the 9Th instant, MARY V0NIE WILSON, ass0 S'sa'
fifteen months
Sleep On, sweet babe thou'r gone to rest
Death has claimed thee as his own
Thou'tt numbered now among the bl0sssa;
Thou art angel, lovely ons
Weep not, mother, dry the tear;
Father cease the mournful sigh
Thou would st not have it with thee hsrs,
To mourn, to suffer-then to die
The Lord has taken what he gave,
Removed from EARTH from pain and caro-
And though thy babe sleeps in the grave n
1t lives where Christ and angels are IL "
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FIRE AT MARsHALL.-0n last Sunday night, about
IL o'clock, the alarm of fire raised, and in the
southeastern outskirts of Marshall building erected
during the war as barracks for the provost guard,
but since used as school house for the freed people,
was discovered to be on fire. and before discovered
the 'deyourng element had made such progress that
il vas impossible to arrest it. On the morning
our citizens held meeting at the court house, the
proceedings Of which are published elsewhere in to-
days paper for the purpose Of having investigation
instituted and If circumstances led the belief thar
the burning of ths building the work Of incen
diary. take steps 70 identify the guilty party and
bring him to punishment Harrison Fisg.