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INDIANAPOLIS. Oclohcr g., 1S6j.
Itthe coppcljoAason ra:tT can realize any
comfort from the figures which represent the
result OF Our recent State election, they ore
Welcome to 1t. Colonel Trusler's official ina-
i,.rity over Manson, Democrat, for Secretary
Of State, is II, ,202, This, it Is true, does not
equal the majority Of two years ago, bat Is
large enough for all ptactical purposes. But
the election Of 1866 differs from thst Of 1861,
in this: We gain IN Democratic counties,
ard the Opposition, where they gain ut all,
gain In ours. And taking iuto consideration
thc fact that twcnty three Of our nfuety-two
counties, onc-fourth, gave small Democratic
majoritics in 1854, 1t Will easily be seen why
this election gives Us SO much greater
strength In the Legislature. TWO years ago
that body stood THIS:
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needs ingrcas" rather than diminish Tho
language used hy the Au-ttntivrmaus 1n
Aaecs Ele 70 believe ths: t!lc::' would not be
ill.rleas. ii the PROVINCES which they in
habit were TO be annexed hy German
poweE-elther Prussia or BayAT1a. Even tue
loyal lyrHlesc are beginning to display Ba-
yatian ,prcciiyi,ics, and it can hardly be
doubted Tint the Inhabitants of Sal:burg and
Upper Austria would rather bclon. to we'll
gn.cIned Bavaria than ill-governcl Austria.
The Hnpgartans arc for the moment quiet,
but some Of their leading men haze given me
to understand that the political agitation
Will commence as soon Us the Dict meets.
English Volunteers in Helelam.
The visit Of the English volunteers to
Bel sium appears to crafty tbat country
more t1lan those of France. as the Belgtan5
reckon On the support and friendship OF
England as guarantee against the growing
tendency Of large States to absorb their
small neiehbcss. Or The, other hand, Ger
tain sections OF the French press continue,
10 spite Of the friendly assurances Of the
Government. to advocate the annexation Of
Belgium. THUS the Pays-semf-oft lcial pa
per though It is, takes care to say distinctly
that 1t Is not inspired, takes advantage Of
insults against tho Belgian Government and
people, and to declare that the peaceful,
hardworking, but somewhat bewildeEed
mass goes on its way with its
eyes turned towards France"
The Iron Crown Of LonbardY.
i CORES rondcnt of the London Times de-
Ecr:t'cs the ancient crown Of the Kings Of
Ln11bardy, kent In Monza Cathedral. which
is aow tcinS restored to the Italian Govern
ment by. the Austlfans, who carried 1t Off
during the war of 1854 lie says that tAe
crown is cnnrosed Of i broad circle of gold,
set with large rubics. emeralds and sap.
rhires, on ground Of blue and guild enamel.
But t!!e most important part Of the iron
crown, from which 1t derives its name, is a
narrow rim or band Of iron. three eig'itEs Of
an inch broad ami onc.teuth OF an inch in
thickness, attached to the inner circuulftr-
ence of the circle. This inner baud Of sacred
iron Is believed to have been made of oue of
the nails used ut the crucii1xion, and ac-
counts for the yeneratioa in which 1t has
been always held.
The Madrid I'o!uita publishes an article on
the Gillian question, In which 1t declares
that Spain must obtain satisfaction from
Chill by force, and advocates the retention
Of the Chincha Islands.
The statement published by the Vienna
Eantierer. relative 10 The alle:,ed Resignation
of the Russian Ministry, is unfounded. The
assertion of the same journal that tic Gar
Is in bad health Is e4un1ly untrue.
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Hon. II. D. Reed. the notorious Philadelphia
ecccstionist. opened the lecture course In Rich
mond on Thursaay last.
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Our Rogers Is at work on new group, '1hs
Charity PatfcutH
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way soIue Aopt LlAt I1E cfohu NoulN c.S-
perge, IN consequence Of 3fr. Stephens pass
ing in his carriage. The crowd huzzaed lin.
ana for short time forgot the object which
had cntrancei their attention for the last
few hours. But when Stephens had Ef.sscd
they returned to tlc house The cs:sriage
stopped rs it got outside the gate, ard GeH-
cra1 Gleason descended thcrttlon ard er-
tered the house. The crowd would rot evcn
listen to him, bat vocif.rous}y sheaSed for
TElly. Things were sgain coming 10 crisis,
when, to the jos Of an3Dy, and to the sorrow
Of Is many more, there appeared ;,
TIMELY ARRIVAL
in tho persons Of the police. The squad
formed in front Of the house, white all Others
kept 3 respectful distance. Captain Todd
entered the building, had n short Interview
with Tally and soon reappearcd. Tu}ly was
placed IN the middle of the SOUND, the order
mencca hewinE way through the multi
| tHde.
WALKING EIGHT,
i as f.. rs the gate, and nh went we'll. At thet
/ point few adventurous spirits were elubbed
for their temerity in opposing the police.
When o1tslde the gate, crowds again coll2ct-
cd on all sides, md an attack was made In
the rear The procession stopped, sally
was made OF the people behind, who we're re.
pulsed, and again there was move on
| ward. Halfa block WAS passed, while the
| yellings on all sides filled tue air. The ex-
| citemcnt was nov greater than as any time
during the day. but the police moved sturd
idly onward, neither looking to the right nor
10 the left. but strnight on. just befort
reaching Sixty filth street, large stone was
lerel1ed at Tul!y, but missing him, hit Oticel
klernah On the spine and doubled him com
plctcly in two. The police ulade rush be
lind and captured the offender. The crowt
then a.ain attacked the police, who immc
diately drew their reYolvers, and had al
ready cooked them, intending to fire, whel
Captain Todd. fortunately, fnterlercl before
this, was done, 81 else no one could
have told the consequences. The crowd hat
now their passions excited to the htshes1
t pitch an net Of this Sind would have causeo
general fight. Captain Todd was tll'repait
tor this act, for stone, about the size OF o. Or
egg, struck him on the right temple anu IN
1icted very severe wound, Hhieh canset
the blood to fow profnsely. Ihe part.
again marched On down Sixty-htth stfeet +
J Second avenue, while missiles ICY ABOUT i
| all directions and many we're NJ, oat not Sc
] riouslv. From Second to Third avenues, al
was quiet and 1t Was expected That 20 NOR
attacks would be made. Down on Third ~
.. enuc to Sixty fourth, where once more th
| | crowd was met, another short aud aesperat
Eight er5ued, the assallants getting badl
Along Third avenue. desultory attack
!: were made, In fAct, it vas . continuous tlg5f
down Third avenue and Fifty-n -nlrth stree
? where the police stood acsoFs the street, d
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In letter from an lttshnlan n 4n1ncy, am fu-
| publican party" 1t i the first lime that knew
| had any Of my coEutsymen as elaTes. ! always
while man could self himself provided he fsit
50 disposed, and eon1d and marker, b. could
so aecenetste as. 10 place himself In anyhcdy' 5
Tor sq 5 ean1 M Gnd s,nna r2,s a
better market than the Kepublisap party
aeosds. l could 90 TO The Democratic
q he CAPITOL ringing sheir 4iyes Cells, aud e95-
irR *breaa and butter IoE eyesy man xno Hants y
to sell principle iar PLACE: . Wns.hsr: Ar hains
Of email importance, and only regret tha: any of
our people ara so unjust as to aecusa men Of i'm
F n.stT a nsa,e e
thing ;ha, can bay The Irish vote; and this they
know thenss1yer. They have stood hy DesaoS.
cling to it-thcse Of them that de,-ftz old ,el'
atoms sake. By and by when they see that Re-
publl*anis.n h lie platform for Heland a. we'll a
tIy. as we'll a. 1hcir adopted. wiil be benefited b
LIZ docirises, thcr will sscp on hoard en m1sa6 ~,
u!shsy isenes se e If sbis car da5. be Iii wits il
down ~ one Of The anomalies Of INCONSISTENCY
that a people themselves n bondaee 9s,d ctJics
sSt tel 3: ia u r. s,asery Is alot asin
md threw thcfz streneth> not with thu SLAVE, ba
With h!t master; and n Tue eng, *nsn alase1.
| xte no more IN the land. cursed themselves ant
the men who lasea thom to weave y ne lash that z
| what national pride would II be Tor rs to-day
and IN nc ,atnrc to our children, II. like the Gct
mans. w could point to nny po.tion Of oN1 Iris!
Americsns aselstts9E IN the a1ol,ten Of slavery
a T .e sea hs G5 es h.s vcd Is
end IS now e5:stlng solely On the crumbs throw throw
licansm is. The advance guard. an
The heavy columns 100. -or tine n is s7an
m4rch. sweeping old fogytsm and its oashari
laws Into the dus, its:F5shmssca1 march, lii
eopEs OF hope. falling On i1sc ears. Of ps76orc
natious. aud It's flaming swords tz1cing above h
shattered thrones Of kings. univetsal ii'ess,
! What has Democracy ever done for suffering m
y, struggling lreiandl The chief ,plauk In II
| r!asIo.rn was non-lntcrveattou, which meant
, 1relsnd was fighting for liberty not to intcrfer
With Eerubliearfaun. whose leaders arc not Afeal
+ 10 symrathfEc With Ireland IN the teeth Of En-
: land: Co With scwa1d and johnson, mud Il
the English Government and the London 7f1f
who set another wedge in Ms. johnson 10 sp
q | the Union.
These a1e come ef nj views, 5iren Is p'a{n
The national Republican., 1866-08-06
cAss.rs R.p.rs,

i NEW YoHx Aug 4-ATwsbty two oasss and two
deaths fron shelsra In this eity, aud forty seven
Gases and ton deaths In Brooklyn we're repsrtsd to.
day: Twenty-Five Of the Brooklyn cases occurred
In ths penitsntiary. ssr II. IfI ~ =
Ths total number Of deaths In New York for the
week ending to-day were 100. being an increase Of
three for the ssms week last year.
Nnw Yosk, Aug. b.--Thsrs were twenty i've
cssss Of cholera and ten deaths in the city ysstsr-
day .....,-... . B. 'I1.iI. - -
" The mortality Of the week from cholera in the
city and adjacent islands was nearly 200 cases.
Thirty eight new cases Of oholsra occurred In the
psnitsntiary on Friday. Measures are being taken
TO 81 the epidemic under control in the public in
Nitutions. ..a G .. III Woo. . .."T
-Four convicts escaped from Sing Sing prison yes.
terdAy. ~ -L
The national Republican., 1866-08-06
GAIT SULPHUR SPRINGS, MONROE
~ COUNTY, VIRGINIA.

This popular Summer Resort will open for the recep.
ton Of visitors the lst Of JULY, and remain open
until the last Of OCTOBER.
DR.. Muttsr Professor Of Surgery In the Jefferson
Medical College, PhiladelphiA from personal obserya-
uon aud chemical analysis plaosd these Springs the
most valuable Of remedial agents In all diseases Of
chronts or organic nature.
Visiting the Springs persons will have opportu.
nifty Of seeing Fairfax Station, Manassas Junction. War
renton Bull Run, RApdau, Orange Court House, Dor.
Virginia,
Good Coaches connect with tho trains of the Alexan.
dra Orange and Virginia Central Railroads 10 convey
vistors to the Springs
Great palms have been taken 10 put the budnas and
grounds In good order End repair.
The Hotel will accommodate 400 persons, besides
pressly for families.
Tsrm,i Is 80 par dsyi a liberal discount 70 persons
remaining month and longer. Children and servants
half price. EOCRLSToN, BALDWIN co
je2S-tf
The national Republican., 1866-08-06
Martial Law.

Nsw ORLEANS, August 4.-Gensral Sheridan
this morning issued the following:
HEADQUARTERS MILIrARr DIVISION OF TUE
GuLF, NEw ORLEANS, Augu't 4-Gsnsral Order
No, l5.-In consequence Of the unfoundsd rumors
In circulation In reference to the military status In
the city Of New Orleans II Is deemed necessary to
announce 10 the public that martial law will be
continued and enforced so far as may bs required,
protection Of life and property. By order Of
Major General p. R. SHERIDAN.
The national Republican., 1866-08-06
n PHAN SOC URT.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, WASHINGTON doUEsTfY-

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, WASHINGTON CoUNTY-
To Wit;
In the case Of Lucinda Ford, administrative ". g. o.
William Ford, deceased the Administrative Aforesaid
has, With the appreciation Of the Orphans Court OF
Washington County Aforesaid appointed Saturday, Au
gust H. 1885, for the Anal settlement and distribution
Of the personal estate Of said deceased aud OF the
ssta In hand far the same have been ealleeted and
turned Into money! when and whore all the creditors
and hsirs Of said deceased are uoded to attend the
0rphAus' Court Of Washington County Aforesaid, with
thsir claims properly vouohsd or they may othsrwss
BY Law be excluded IRON all bsnsht In said dscsassd's
estate provided COPY Of this order bs publishsd
week Tor thrss wsski IN the NATIONAL RHsusLioAs
rest W. D O. ROBBINS,
iys9'Wsws Ess1'G VI wiilh
The national Republican., 1866-08-06
THE NATIONAL UNION BUSINESS
sMdpruvr,r covrvSSo COLLEGE 5Iyes. Avn , .r,vv-s

INTELLIGENCER BUILDING,
h one In Union Of Colleges extending 10 the principal
cities Permanently based upon the Just principle Of
Individual ownership, offers unequslled advantages
schools.
sPsnesrian Penmanshp taught In its purity BY Henry
Key TO Penmanship.''
The system Of Busness Prsstics, invented and sue
ces ully taught By the proprietor will receive his sps-
eal sttsntou. This tbs most important part Of the
Book. .kesPicg Course. Here the atudent applies his
theoretieM tnowledge and 10 prepared for the more
valuable that others usingN. W..
Individual Instruction adopted in all branches allows
the student to proceed rapidly he chooses The
teacher Il the only who needs 10 know the dsaosn
ess Of any pupil. Especially is this the during
attsndancs. M RI
The public are invited 10 call and examine the most
beautiful collection Of Psn-work ever exhibited In
Iei circular. address HENRY N. coPP, An,
jslS-N Proprietor
The national Republican., 1866-08-06
ID DUBLIG LAND SALES IN VISION
l. SIN.

SYNOPSIS OF THE PREetDENT's PROCLAMATION
No. ITO, DATED JUNE Il, 1893.
II orders public sales In the State Of WISCONSIN as
follows; ~ ~.
A. the Land once st LA CROSSE on the l7.h day Of
SEPTEMBER nsxt the reserved sections In thirty six
townships and parts Of Townships In the counties Of
Monroe, Jackson. rSmpaeau, and Buffalo.
AZ the Land Omce At La CROSSE, the 2tth day Of
skPTEhBER next seventeen parts Of Townships. the
counties as shove.
At the Land once ct FALLS st. oRoIx, on the lst
day Of OCTOBER next the reserved sections In forty
four Townships and parts Of Townships In the counties
of Dunn, Pierce, and Ct. Croix.
A. the Land once ct FALLS ST. CR0IX, on the 42d
day Of OCTOBER nsxt ten parts Of Townships, in the
counties Of Pepin and Pierce.
A. the Land once at Eau CLAIRE, on the lst day Of
OCTOBER next, the reserved sections In ten parts Of
Ioynships In the sountiss Of Clarke, Chppsva, Eau
A iis Land once .. STEVENS POINT, on the nth
day Of OCTOBER next, hundred and ten Townships
and parts Of Townships In the counties Of Marathon and
Oeosto. ~
AZ The Land oass at MHNAsHA, on the oth day Of
OCTOBER next sixty-ssven Townships and parts Of
Townships, In the county Of 0csnio.
Containing over AYE and quarter millions Of acres
Of public lands. J. n. BDMUNDs,
Commissioner Of the General Land once.
0kSnaAL LAHD oyvIoE, June II, 1885.
NorI.-Under the regulations Of the Department, as
hsrstofors and now existing NO payment be made
for advertising except to such publishers
specaIlv aathorfsed to publish by the Commits
sionsr Of the General Land once. je7l.
The national Republican., 1866-08-06

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, OFFICE
l. ConrIaoLLsn OF rHE CuRsssor, wAsHEaron'
May %, 1896
Notice % hereby given TO all persons who have claims
against The hsrohsnts' National Bank Of Washing.
ton, e., that they must present the sane and make
,ss ,s,d HISSi ;s':.i ~ = JaM sssy &
day o. Ausn.t hsxL r. CLARKE,
uyT.seAsa gppyttollU VI ths curysRsy
The national Republican., 1866-08-06
Fire In Philadelphia,

PaILApELPHIA, August 4--The old Moysmsns-
ing Hall, on Christian street, below Tenth street,
which was used during the var BY tho Government
as hospital, and recently taken possession Of by
the Board Of Health for cholera purposes, was rot
on Ore this morning at three o'eloef. The adA
cent wooded .tsuetarse were Destroyed, ~ we'll ~
the lower portien of thshail An ladlgpstion msst.
tsfdsy
The national Republican., 1866-08-06

GRAND NATIONAL CONCERT FOR
" .r -.l THE BRNRPIT OF ..
THE s0LDIRRs' AND SAILORS
NATIONAL ORPHANS HOME FUND,
under the auspices Of the Soldiers and Sailors Uniop
Wsshinston, D. O.. at Growers Thsatre, on
THURSDAY Rv.NING, August g. 1880.
POSTPONED UNTIL THURsDAY EVEN.
ING, OCTOBER 11th, 1890.
- 900 tickets viii be sold at o. saeh-75,ooo
presents awarded valued N 100000 e26 5000 Of the
PROFITS to be given TO the soidisrs and Sailors National
Orphans Home Pusd, "a 800 to the washington Male
and dPemals the balance, after dsductnG
expenses to be p the Treasurer Of the and
Sailors Union d washington, D. @.
The national Republican., 1866-08-06
The warm Mex,co,

sAS FRASoIsoo, August 4.--Ths Imperial consul
Of Mexico here has bssn ocially informed that the
Lberals assaulted the fortified town Of Acapulco,
on the third line Of defence on the morning OF July
-, but were rspulssd and pursued some distance,
leaving the body Of their commander in'ths hands
Of the Impsrialists. ..-.
The national Republican., 1866-08-06

From New Orleans-Dsaths from the Late
Rioss-Ts1as Delegation 20 Philadelphia.
Nav 0RLEAxs, Aug, 6-Dr. Dostis and Rev.
Mr. Horton, the ofoistng minister Of the late con.
vsntion, died this evening re-
The Tesas delegation, headed BY Hon. David
Barnett, sx.Presdent Of Texas, LEFT yesterday for
Philadslphia. e. .a..rE 'H.. ... -.
The national Republican., 1866-08-06
Sudden Death.

RICHMOND, Va, August Col. John Ruthsr.
ford, who presided at the recent meetings Of the
State Central Committees, died suddenly last night
at IN advanced age. He for several years Lieu.
tenant Governor Of Virginia.
The national Republican., 1866-08-06
EAST CAPITOL STREET
" &C.


OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONER PuBLIc BuILpIHos,)
CAPITOL OF THE UNITED STATES, J
WAsHIsaroH CIrY, July 81, 1855
Sealed proposals will be received At this once,
until IL o'clock poon Of "WEDNESDAY August Ia for
grading East Capitol street. from Third to Eleventh
streets east The bids will state the price Of excavation
and niug by the cubic yard Also separate proposals
for sneloslns Lincoln Square with permanent wooden
picket fsace i've feet In height The pickets to be Of
the best white pine undresse three inches in width
one inch 10 thickness and four feet In length, with
base hoArd foot In width The posts TO be OF cedar
and set eight feet apart from centre to osntrs The rails
o. spruce or Norway pine, two inches by four. Two
srips all round TO be securely nailed the pickets
on the outside turnstle to be placed at each corner
Of fence and large gate In the centre Of each sde
with good hansings and fAstenings
Bidders will state their proposals by the lneal foot
Al the work Of grading and building the fence TO b
completed by the middle OF October next.
The work will be given the lowest bid
der. Ths two Jobs 10 be separately considered.
Twenty per cent Of the contract price will be retained
security foE the faithful performance Of the work
The bids Will be opened at this ONCE the 18th day
Of August, at IL O'Clock noon.
auss.td B. B. FRENCH, c. P.B.
The national Republican., 1866-08-06
COMPANIES.


INSURANCE. COMPANIES.
ExCELSIOR FIRE INSURANCE CON.
o,,ISi. IL. is ifc.l1.;. Co.,
Thi: Company Inssrss ~ hi.ds q Baldnss, House.
Property against Lsss ~ Yrs
:sfss; ~: ;ss:s; $.ss!: :5S:a:4F!' 4 SSss1f' n'
m. IiLIIlH iiSDoN
oUsrAyl nEYNAUD,
ILIAs PoNvsRr.
SSSisS SSsSsts ? |, ,TSSsSs. SsSs.
.- o. PACALIN,
So. orLBskT,
JOHN 9 WARD,
51ass I. Sossss,
gbSsps SoSs \ fssssdTTis LsssisGWistL,
a,d.os a,s W,sirrL srLox,,
sAIgsL ,.a NJ cRArr s:s,E ,,,,.
MARINE AND FIRE INSURANCE
METROPOLITAN INSURANCE. COMPANY,
10. los BROADWAY, Srw roHx.
Cash oAPIrAL..........oEE MILLION DoLLARs
A'sSfS 'ANuARf' 1896 oo...............se4S e4S, ss4s %
This Company iusurss, a customary rates Of Pre-.
mium, against all MARINE and INLAND NAVIGATION
RISKS on CARGO or RREIdHT; also against loss or
damage By FIRE ..,
II PREMIUMS ARE PAID IN GOLD, LOSSES WILL
BIZ PAID In GOLD.
The assured rscsivs rs per cent Of the net profits
without ineurrius ssy liability or in lieu thereof at
their option, liberal discount upon the premium.
All losses squltably adjusted and promptly paid.
Scrip Dividend, declared Jaunary as 1885,
TwBNTY-FIvE PER CENT
JAMES LoRIMKR GRAHAM, President
ROBERT \. @. GRAHAM, Vice President
JAMES L0RIhBR GRAHAM, Jr., ID Vice Pres't
HENRY Il. POTTER, Secretary.
CHARLES KING, Agent
Room No. 4, Washington Building,
!, je7-ly Cor. Pennsylvana av. and seventh street.
The national Republican., 1866-08-06
/. ,sA,UCTIoN -sALE Es
TINTED STATES NARsHAL,s SALE

U. yirt2s Of yri. q y,sn yssiss, isss,d fson Tie
GlSsS snss e Ne espssas Couk u ~ Distriss of
fer - e yllpAr HRff, Ne JsssS Ssy & Hssass.
" e'sisas 4 =, q. ~ Kssnfsss, ssrssr q
shaessls, 70 W1t. ' = s~~
g. 51;ss..sii. r.sl. and ms Board, rs.
Two Pictures
One LeotiAs .oiass,
Ihrss Kegs,
0ns pias fsbls, .-Is.a .... .... .....
Bar and Fixtures, .U, 10 fla.....I
.0ie 1eses iros Rsilia9, As.ruly rs.littp rHT y
sshst And isviei apoa ths ssods sud sAastsls Of
MART nsi.tss ssd VII b soid 70 sstsfy sxssutioa in
favor Of Alfred Ray No. 1865 sgaiha Mark 1sIslss.
... D. o. 000DINo,
The national Republican., 1866-08-06
TINTED STATES MARSHALS SALE
~ OF VALUABLE REAL EsTATR IN THE Dis
TRICT OF COLUMBIA.

TINTED STATES MARSHAL'S SALE
~ OF NALuABLE REAL EsTATE IN THE DIS
TRiCr OF COLUMBIA.
In virtue Of three wrts Of Flsri Paeiss issued from
ne Clerks once Of the Supreme Court Of the Driet Of
Columbia, and to me dkected, will expose 10 public
fs tsr 4 .SS, * q; Cont
..a sss esnD..sas ins ssy St tSsg IN
siSs s::s R.a @ irss. S H .sll.s % wooDLrrl,.s /.
f.lSw' B.sinsins stake Of stone in he nr.s line
q the original trse, distant Al 9.i0 psrehss from the
Thomas to Rsehsl 4. T. Bowen, on . oourss o. u de-
smrsss m s.d a. A'un,,1s from .sid .t.t. o .toas l.)
S % s,i Ss a.s.s. y sss:
the second Of said original tract II $40 perehss
psIshs. 10 stake Or stone IN he :dss Of new rosd
not yet opened for travel 81 that point but about be
tossyl: tarnpiis the city of and called
hs woodsY road thence I!.bl slong the edge Of said
l degree. ~ hs ss.t1s' .dss of ..s road
u psrehe' to !. stone; thence Is,h) n ,srsss 4
w. S along :ss
sh) along said edge n 81 degrees W Sio psrchss to
ps:. x .;S .s.. $40
Rs.ssi :ss @
thence G.Sl degrees b. is $40 psrche. 70 stone q
containing S acres: rocds and Is psrsS.. q land.
Also, after the above, will sell
The whole Of square No. 10,
Lot No. In square No. 6s3,
Lots Mo-. Q and 10 in square No. 6s5,
in the city Of Washington. b. C., together with the i'm
seIed and levied upon as the property Of Robert j.
waller and will be sold TO satisfy executions Nos 4iO
Al Trials January Term 1885, In favor OF Bank Of the
Smith, vs Robt j. Walker, and No. 2s2 Judg' 3 g. G.,
Benjamin Z. dettings rs. Rob't Walker.
DAVID g. GooDINa,
.as.td United States Marshal DO
T UMBER FOR WAGON-MAKERS AT
IL AUCTION
CHIsr ouARrzRxlsrER's oFPIcs,)
DEPor oF WASHINGTON, )
wAsHiHdrox, D. G., August 2 1866.
Brsvst Bris.disr 6snsrai G. H. Tompsins, q N, s.
A., on WEDNESDAY, August %, at Lincoln Depot,
commencing At e. IN. the foil wing described LUM-
About 80. 900 feet 2:insh Oak Plank.
!, % goo feet ~ inch "
700 feet si1
90. 900 feet
!" i isSSS S'S e; g; IL !. Ash Plan.
:. 1000 tee.a "Hiekory Plank.
5000 feet4
%. 900 feet " Poplar Boards.
Der. 1t will be offered In lots Of 600 feet with he
privilege Of 10, 900 feet.
Terms: Cash, In Government funds.
Successful bidders will required to remove their
purchases within fifteen days from day Of sale.
Brevet MAJ. Gen. and Chief QuArtermaster,
au3.td Depot Of Washington.