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TINTED STATES MARsHAL'sS SALE

Ia virtue OF writ Of PiOri Faeias issued from tho
Clerk Otice Of the Supreme Court OF the District NJ
Columbia and TO me directed, will expose 10 pubc
sale for cash. In front OF the Court House door OK .alI
District on thursday, the 27th day Of September in
sAut, 1865, At " O'Clock, the following described
property, to wit;
Part Of square No $3.50, beginning for the same At
point on the line OF Eleventh STREET west at the an
lance OF 20 feet norhwapd from the cor
ner OF said square, and running thence north along
line Of said street rs feet thence 20 feel lOi
inches thsnee south - feet and thence west to the
said Eleventh street aud place OF Ming; bsuE the
iie estate q Nathaniel Beach In and to his weS
divided hhh part Of said square and improvements
thereon, In the city Of washipg ioa, D C.
Seized and levied upon the property Of Nathaniel
beach, and will be sold ~ satisfy fer faeias No. 81
b. s, GOoDINd
se7'dld U. :. Marshal, d. g.
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ID UBLIC LAND SALES IN VISION.
SIN

SYNOPSIS OF THR PRESIDENTS PROCLAMATION
No. TO, DATED JUNE II, 1885
orders public sales In the State Of WISCONSIN as
follows:
At ths Land Once at LA CROSSE, on the nth day Of
SEPTEMBER next the reserved sections in thirty six
townships aud parts Of ownshps, In the counties Of
Monroe, Jackson TrsmpaleAu, and Buffalo.
Al the Land Office At LA CROSSE, the 2ith day Of
SEPTEMBER next, seventeen parts Of Townships the
counties ~ above,
At the Land once at FALLS ST. CRoIX, on the Isl,
day Of OCTOBER next, the reserved sections In forty
four Townships and parts Of tho counties
" Dunn, Pierce, and st. Croix.
At the Land once at FALLS ST. CRoIX on tho 22d
day Of OCTOBER next ten parts Of Townships In the
counties Of Pepin and Pierce.
A. the Land Ofiss At EAU CLAIRE on the LIST day Of
OCTOBER nsxt the reserved sections In ten parts Of
Townships In the counties Of Clarke, Chippewa, Eau
Claire, and Dunn.
A. the Land Once at STEVENS POINT, on the 18th
day Of OCTOBER next one hundred and ten Tow pa
and parts Of Townships in the counties Of Marathon
0oonto.
Al the Land once at MRHAsHA, on the 9th day Of
OCTOBER next, sixty seven Townships and parts Of
Townships, In the county Of oeonto.
Of public lands. J. N. EDhUNDs
Commissioner OF the General Land once.
0RSERAL LAND oYrIoE, June II, 1886
NorE,-Under the regulations Of the Department as
heretofore and now existing, no payment can be made
for advertising procsmuons except to such publishers
specially authorized TO publish by the Commits.
s,onsr Of the General Land once. Js2l VIA
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DY REEN & WILLIAM
IL AUCTIONEERs

By virtue Of decree Of the Orphans Court OF tho
District Of Columbia, will sell public suction at the
auction room Of Green Williams corner Of Seventh
aud streets on FRIDAY, the l2th day Of October A.
D. 1856 at one O'Clock p. the equitable interest Of
Mary and Margaret E. williams ia lots nu mbered 81
and y in Square No. ass. in the city Of Washington,
d. c.
The terms Of SALE as prescribed by the decree are
one hundred and fy dollars cash be paid the time
OF SALE and the balance half In two years. and the
other half In four years, with interest payable SEMI
annually. SARAH b. WILLIAMS,
Guardian.
GREEN & WILLIAMS
.Oa WR
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The YOUNG MEN's NATIONAL UNION CLUB
OF GEORGETOWN -This club held meeting at the
Custom. House Hall on Wednesday evening the
president, J. Carter Marbury, in the chair
The following named gentlemen were announced
rs the executive committee: John b. Davidson,
Colonel Wood, G. M. Mathews, W. II. Rohrer and
d. w. Whiting.
W. II, Rohrsr, esq. offered the following resolu'
ton; which was unanimously adopted
Resolved, That las expressive In the constitution
of this club sole aim is the support Of the sd.
minisration of Andrew johnson, the restoration Of
the Union of the thirty.six States rs 1t existed
prior to the war, and the representation Of all tho
States in the National Congress.
Resolved FURTHER, That We invite the co.opera.
tion of all parties having at heart the objects ex-
pressed In the above resolution.
A number of gentlemen signed the constitution
and became members after which the club sd.
journed.
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THE BASE BALL MARCH BETWEEN THE Ma
TIosALs AND PoroNAcs YEsrERDAY.-The match
game between the National and Potomac Base Ball
Clubs took place the grounds of the former yes
tsrday afternoon. The weather was particularly
auspicious, the atmosphere being just cool
enough to give an increased vgor to the supple
limbs Of the players. The playing on the part
Of the Nationals was of course excellent as 1t in
variably ID, notwithstanding the absence Of Williams
and Fox, while the play Of the Potomacs was as
good ms could have been expected, considering
their comparative inexperisnce. Darkness coming
on, but six innings were played. We append the
score:
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nor SALE-On WEDNESDAY,, the
Sd day OF October next, at u N, at Hoboken near
GALE OF NAVY POWDERS.


NAV UHTkNTHhNTIT
BrREAC UF uKDSASCK ,
wAsHiSdroS Cry, september q, 1855.
There will be sold at public auction, to the highest
bidders, al noon TUESDAY, the ID day u october at
the uee Of the officer commanding the Naval Ordnance
Depot at Jefferson Barracks Reserve, near s.. Louis,
Mo. about dye thousand g. 90 barrels OF powder,
composed Of cannon, mortar and husket powders
The powders will be sold In lots TO suit pnlehAsera
Terms cash. In Government funds, Que ha TO DO de-
posted the conclusion Of tho sa o. And the rsmander
within ten days afterwards, during which time the
powders he removed from the grounds, otherwise
they will revert to the Government.
Purchasers will be required to furnish their own
packages. here the powder Is not In barrels.
sail II. A. WISE, Gulef Of BureAu
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,

WAsHiSaTos, August 81, 1915.
On the petition OF Jearum Atkins, Of Mokena Illinois,
praying for the extension Of patent granted TO him
the 2lrt day Of December 1881 for an in
Rshes to Grain Hsrvestes for years from the
Piraton Of said patent which takes place on the 2lut
day OF December, 1855,
Is ordered that the said petition he heard at the
Patent Once on MONDAY, the Sd dNy Of December next
~ clock IN and all yarsoas are notified to appear
and show cause, II any hey have, why said petition
ought not to be granted,
Persons opposing the extension are required to ae In
the Patent once their objections, specially forth in
writing Al least toenty days bers the day Of hearing
All testimony died BY either party, to be used at The
on application.
Dispositions and other papers, relied upon as testI.
mony must be hed In the once tpsRty days before the
after tling The testimony.
Ordered, also, that this notice be published In the
RRruBLioAS aud the lntslifgsncsr, Washington D. c.
and In the Tribune Chicago illinois, once week Tor
three successive weeks the hrst Of said publications TO
be At least sixty days previous to the day Of hearing
TIC. THEAKER,
Commissioner Of Patents.
s.-Editors o. the above papers will please erpy,
and send their bills to the Patent once with Pal
containing this notice, SEW
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GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFIcE-Mr. VIM.
Z. Spedden, chief proof.readsr ct the Government
printing once, has been appointed clerk to the
Superintendent Of Public Printing. In place Of Mr..
Howard Laroombs, removed. Mr.. spsdden will
sutsr upon his duties about the 1st Of October.
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A UCTION SALE OF GOVERNMENT
IA WOOD AT ALEXANDRIA, VA
HEAparAnrrRs DHPARrsnrr OF wAsnrsoros,

hEADorARrtRs DEPARrhRHf OF WASHINGTON,
OFTIcE OF CHIgY QuARrRRn AsrER, !
. WARRINGTON, D. c. September II, 1896. J
The Auction Sale Of Governnent Wood at the wood.
yard fourth Of mile north the city Of Aiex-
andria on the Washington Alexandria and 0eorg
railroad, will be resumed on FRIDAY September H. at
II o'clock, M and continued daily tn the 10Th inst
seusive Sundays exceptsd unless the lot IL sold be-
fore that time.
Upwards OF EIGHT THOUSAND CORDS OF OAK
AND PINE are offered, which will be sold VI the kind
TO ave hundred cords.
Terms Cash, In Government funds on day Of sale;
and hfteen days allowed for removal
M I. LUDINGroN,
Bvt Brig. Gen. and Chief ouartermaster,
sen LOT Department Of Washington.
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PROPOSALS FOR BARRELS.

SUBSISTENCE oPYIcs, q. g. A.,
No los W. LOMBARD srREET, }
BALTIMORE, ND, September "a, 1886.
Sealed Proposals, In duplicate will be received At
1885, for furnishing the United States Subsistence De-
psrtment, delivered In Baltimore, Md. with
(45O) Pour Hundred and Pifty BARRELS FOR PACK
ING GROUND COFFEE to be made In exact conformity
with samples to be at this office
The Darrell to be delivered In such quantities and at
such times, after four dAys notice. may be required
Conditions, requirements, payments, he, as hereto
fore.
For further Information apply to
THOMAS WILSON,
Brevet Lieut. Col. and c. 9. U. s. A.,
se26-td Brevet Brig Gen. Vols.
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An UYGRATEFUL WRErcH.-On Wednesday
night man named J I'm H. Doyle went to tbs res
idence of Mr.. Conrad WOLF, near the market in
Georgetown, and asked permission to sleep In a
back shed near the house. Mr. WOLF stated he had
no objeetion, and allowed the man to go there.
Upon going down stairs yesterday morning Mr., W.
discovered both the front and back doors OF his
house standing open, and missed coat and an
alarm clock. Officer Cunningham was notified,
who soon arrested Doyle and found upon him the
stolen property. He was taken to the station.
house. where he stated the coat had been given to
him and the clock he won at rattle. Mr.. Wolz
identified the goods as his property. and Justice
Buckley sent the accused to answer the charge
at court.
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HAN URT.

7
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, WASHINGTON COUNTY
To VIII:
In the case Of Jane r. Brent, admnistrairix 81
Caroline Hill, deceased, the adminstrstrx aforesaid
has, with the appreciation Of the Orphans Court Of
Washington County Aforesaid, appointed SATURDAY,
the 2ath n.tsn for the tDai settlement. and disti6u
the assets In hand far the same have bSen col
lscted aud turned into money when and where all the
creditors and heirs Of said deceased are notified 10 at
tsud, with their claims properly vouehed, or they
may Otherwise by Law be excluded from all benefit In
said deceased estate provided copy Of this order be
JIosAL RsPusLioAs previous TO The said day.
Test T. O. ROBBINS,
sspt'wSw Register ofwills.
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LIT II II A II u II Il A..
TT A X = Err 8
III NEW MONTHLY MAaAZIEI
FOR OCTOBER, 1865.


PERSONAL REcoLLsSSfIosso 81 THE wAR.-rour,A
ILtrsrs2rroxs.-Mr. Bells, parn..town.-ropo.
graphical Enesnpment, Magruder's Signal Station,
Montgomery County. .EncsmPment Of signal Party
for Field Recon- oissance--Camps Seminary Winter
Camp q the Fourth New Jsrssy.-seminsfy Pump
WOODEN LEGS
With an Illustration.
CRUISE OF TIE ROB ROY.
SSesS ossa.@TR. RSS Roy on Wheel. spS.
Hsy.pield.. -Aecommodati lions Wan = Morning
visitors-The Rob Roy 10 a Crowd. -shirking a
e. Il. ss:s % .tss % Rap
niRS %t SsiS 81 sss SSsSI' sHa "Siv
ILLusra ArioSs-samusl r Curtis. -Baitlssef Pea
Ridse-J.mes Q. Blurt-Prancis J. HerrOn.-Rabb's
SHELBY hshS '1 6ab bi!i.f ROCK
MRS RoTHs BRIDAL TOUR.
Tas RUINED CHAPEL,
ILLrsraArIoSs.-Ths Coventry Procession, 1855. -
sF pssRias TS% w ;MhG%' Of Coventry.
ROBBED OF HALF A MILLION.
THE FRERpMAs's STORY. ~
COST OF HOME.
EDITORS EASY CHAR
MONTHLY RECORD OF CURRENT EVENTS
EDITORS DRAWER.
TERMS FOR HARPER's MAGAZINE AND WEEKLY.
MAoA1IsE, ons Copy for oss Ysar............N 90
WEEKLY, One Copy for One Year. .............4 90
A q ss.5. sSp, c!iss, q q. w'sIg sSs
esrs At 90 each In one remittance. or Six Copies for
Bound Volumes Of the Magazine. each Volume con.
tanning tina Number for Sig Months will he furnished
iS % pS1 ,Gp%s sd sen! y nal. postage paid
ths Number for one Year viii be fuSnisbed sor ~ al
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A RAID ON THE FANoy.-About eleven
O'Clock on Wednesday night Lieut.. TAFT, Of the
Fifth precinct in accordance with special order
issued By Major Richards, made descent upon .
bawdy-house at the corner Of Eleventh and O
streets, kept by eolorsd woman named Kate Ford.
The ofhcer arrested the keeper, with three colored
prostitutss and two white men. They were all
taken before Justice Morssll, who held Kate for q
further hearing and fined the others 81. so each.
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entirely destroyed The shops wsre owned BY Mr..
Wsloh, and carried on BY Mr.. Bremmer. The loss
Is about %, 900.
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NATIONAL.

Umpire-Mr. Daniels, OF Jefferson.
B6orsr#-Messrs. H. T. Muuson aud W. Fletcher.
Time of Games hours and 40 minutes
Fly Catehes-Natioral,2 Q; Potomac, g.
Foul Bound Catches-sAtional, a Potomac, O.
Fly balls Missed-Hstional, 4; PotomAc,5
Foul Balls Misssd-N-tional, Potomac, l.
wild Throws-National, 8; Potomac, II.
Passed Balls-National, 8; Potomac, 30.
Home Unconstitutional, @
Left on Bases-Natioual, 8; Potomac, l.
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FIRE IN GEoRaETowN.-About Q o'clock
last evening Are was discovered in the cooper shop
attached to Welch's -four mills on Water street.
near Frederick street, in Georgetown. The adjoin-
ing frame building, In which was stored q number
Of barrels and slaves, soon caught, and the light
was visible from all parts Of our city The Vigilant
engine and Potomac hose Of Gsorgstown were soon
out, but could not subdus the flames. One Of our
First ward officers sounded the alarm from box 40,
ct tho Union engine house, and our nre department
vas soon at the IRE though too late to save the
buildipgs. The two buildipgs, with quantity oil
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ASSAULT AND BArTERY.-Thomas Rober.
son, . lsborsr, was srrsstsd In the First ward on
Wednesday afternoon, by 0fioer Crump, on com
plant Of Annie Collins, who charged him with rs.
Buckley, snds sent to jail to answer the charge At
court
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90 TO THE PEKlN AND YEDO TEA
" STORE, 4ss Ninth street, between D and I, TO
buy tine Teas, Cofsss, Spd Spices. ss22'lw
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COLUMBIA HOSPITAL FOR WOMEN
" ASD
LYING-IN ASYLUM,

This Institution Is situated In the most healthy por.
ton OF the District surrounded by Its own grounds,
| Cars pass the door every Ave minutes
Terms Of admission: From " to 80 per week. In
cordanee with the required payable In advance.
This includes Board, Medicines, Medical and Surgical
| Attendance,
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JOHNSON CLuB IN THE NORTHERN LIBER-
TIES The friends Of President johnson residing
in the northern section Of the city, met on Wsdnss
day evening, at Queens Hall, near the corner of
and Seventh Streets and organized the Northern
Liberties johnson Club, by adopting constitl
ton and by laws, and electng the following off
GERS, viz: President-John N. oliver first vice
presideut-s. p. Noses second vice president-E.
F. Queen third vice president-W. NJ Brown sec
retaIy-W. W. Jacobs treasurer-o. IL. Duhy.
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OF THE INTERIOR,
~ UsIED STATES PArnSr oyyIoE,

II Nl
~ UsITED STATES PArAEr 0YYIoE,
wAsHIN0r0E, kept 10, 1855.
On the petition OF Warren W. Butcher, Of Milford,
Mass and Sarah butcher, adminstratrE Of the estate
Of Ehu Butcher Of WHukssha, Wisconsin, praying for
the extension Of patent granted TO the said Warren W
butcher and Rllhu butcher, the 2sth day Of Deem
Der, lsS2, for an improvement In Temples for Looms
for seven years from the expiration Of said patent
which takes place the 2sth day OF December 1896
II 10 ordered that the said petition be heard at the
Patent Once, on MONDAY, the 10th day o. December
next,M - O'Clock, ~ aud all persons notified to
appear and show cause, II any they have, why said
petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension required 10 hle In
the Patent once their objections, specially set forth In
writing, At least ttosty days before the day Of hearing
al tsstiGony hled BY either party, to be used at the
said bearing must be taken and transmitted In accord
snee with the rules Of the oaee, which will be fur
uishsd on application
Dispositions aud other papers relied upon rs testi
mony must be died In the oee osntv days before the
day OF hearing the Arguments, n any, within ten days
after nling the testimony
orderod also that this notice be published In the Re-
PUBLICAN and the IntsIigsHosr Washington, D c., and
In the Journal, Boston, Massachusetts,, once week
for three successive weeks the hrst Of said pub
LEGATIONS to be At least sixty days previous 70 the day
Of hearing. 7. @. THEAkER
Commissioner Of Patents.
Pe cSdltors Of the above papers will please copy,
and'pretheir bills to the Patent once with paper
containing this notice selp-lAWyW
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DO,OOO,OOO
rrRsr.c1.ss vrRsr MORTGAGE Rosns
p.ysbl. on the Is. day. Of January and July of each
.oa ~. a., nj, ,,,,o, =, ,h... a..,.h. ho,a. -.
security In the market.
EIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
WARRINGTON.
II. D. Coon. t0f Jay Cooke Go. > Pr's,d'n.
Wa ausrIsaros, Cashier.
Dp
lsru sras,r. orrosur. II. r,sAsulr purA,rrrsr.
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Aatiuual Aepnblitan,
LOCAL NEWS,

TOURNAMENT AT GIEsBoRo'.-The tourna.
mont and picnic held at Gissboro' Point yesterday
for the benefit Of St. Domncks new (Catholic)
church, now being erected at the corner Of Sixth
street west and street south, In the Seventh
ward, was very pleasing and successful affair
The steamer Marion made hourly trims from tina
Seventh street wharf to Gissboro', and BY ten
O'Clock large number Of persons were present,
among whom were many residents Of the county Of
Washington, and the adjoining counties Of Mary.
land. The band Of the Fifth United States cav.
airy was In attendance and performed some excel.
lent pieces Of music as the successful knights would
carry of the ring.
The following Is list Of the knights:
Knight Of Wsshington-F. M. Bartholow.
knight Of the Good Cause-A. Tolson.
knight Of Waverly-W Edelin,.
Knight Of Greenwood-J. Douglas Martin
Knight Of Woodstock-T. Mosher, jr.
Knight Of the Lone star-Wiiam Addison.
Knight Of Chatham-H. Naylor, jr.
knight Of Louisiana--wm. A. Young.
knight Of the Green Lswn--R. W. Walker.
Knight Of the wildernsss-Jesss Edelin.
knight ofths Old 0sken Buokst-w. M. Maddox.
Knight Of Coldbrook- Murray Addison.
Knight Of the Grovs-Wilie Bayne.
Knight Of Melford-T. J. Nsylor.
Knight Of the valley-W. Martin.
Knight Of Maryland-T. g. Tolson.
About eleven o'clock the knights were sum
moned together, and DR.. Charles Allen, the orator
Of the day, delivered very appropriate address.
49, ~. 49, Dey"s, sNS 'ssee w 49, hhiBhsob
announcing that the distance from the starting
point 70 the ring was 100 yards, and the time CO.
oupied In riding the ssme must DO In twelve SEQ.
onds OIL AT the hrst TIT the ring was carried
on by the following knights: Knight OF the Good
Cause, Waveriy, Greenwood, woodstock, Lone
STAR Chatham, LOUISIANA areen Lawn, Wildsr-
ness, Old oaken Bucket Coldbrook, and knight
OF the grove: AT the second TIT II was carried Oh
by knight Of the GOOD Cause, knight Of Waverly,
Knight OF woodstock, Knight Of the Lone Star,
Knight OF Chatham, and knight OF Maryland. At
the third TIT It wa. carried oh BY the Knight q
the 5000 cause, Knight OF Wavsrly, knight Of
Chatham, and knight Of Coldbrook
Inc knights Of dood cause, Waysrly, and Chat.
nam each having carried on the ring three times,
again rode 70 decide VINO should crown the Queen
Of Love and Beauty The Knight OF the Good
Cause again carried on the ring, and the knights
OF Wayeriy and chatham failed; thus tho honor Of
browning the Queen was won BY the knight Of the
Good Cause;
There still being tic between the knights oil
Wavsrly and Chatham, another tilt was made to
decide who should crown the first maid Of honor.
and each Of the knights again carried on the ring
Another trial resulted In the victory Of the knight
Of Waveriy, and to him was awarded the privilege
knight OF Chatham the second maid Of honor.
for the next hopor the contest was between the
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Applications for admissions can be made to any Of ihs
medical stat the matron At the Hospital Orders fol
admission to the free beds Of this Institution be OBJ
dained Of the Rev. G. H. Hail. Rector Of the Epiphany
Church, Of the Rev A. D. Gillette, Pastor Of the First
Baptist Church. and Of the Surgeon In charge At his
dsnce Orders for the nd mission OF the wives widow,
Of soldiers Of the United States army DO procured
through the Surgeon General, United States army.
jyN @. H. HALL, d. D., Secretary