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pUBLIC LAND SALES IN WISCONSIN.
SYNOPSIS OF THE PRESIDENTS PROCL1
NATION No. 10. DATED JUNE IA $50

SYNOPSIS OF THE PRESIDENTS PROCLA.
NATION No. 10. DATED JUNE Il. 1866.
~ ORDERS public sales of ever i've and quarter
m1,nSrs OF acres OF vacant public lands in WIS.
At the Land Office at la CROSSE, on the 18th
thirty six townships and parts of Townships in
The counties OF Monroe, Jackson, Trempaleau and
At the Land Office at LA CROSSE, on the 9th
day OF SEPTEMBER next, seventeen parts of Town
AT the Land ONCE at FALLS ST GROIN, on
items in forty four Townships anu parts of Town.
ships in the counties of Dunn, Pierce, and st.
AT the Land Office at FALLS ST. CROIX, on
ships. in the counties Of Pepin and Pierce
At the Land Office at EAU CLAIRE, or the LIST
day OF oaIobEH next, the reserved sections in ten
pewa, Eau Claire and Dunn.
At the Land Office 1t STEVENS POINT, on the
18th day OF OCTOBER next, one hundred and ten
Jswwpsbips and parts OF Townships in the counties
At the Land Office at MENASHA. on the 5th dsy
OF OCTOBER next, sixty seven Townships and parts
OF Towpships IN the county Of Oconto
day OF NovENBER next, the reserved sections in
eighty one townships and parts OF townships in
the counties OF Ashland, La Pointe, Burnett and
Douglas.
Al the Land Office at BAYFIELD,. on the 10Th
day OF NovEsBE next. forty nine towns hips and
parts OF townships in the counties Of shland, La
Pointe and Douglas.
Commissioner Of the General Land Offie.
GENERAL LAND OFFICE, Junel4 1856
NoTE.-Und er the regulations of the Depart
ment. az heretofore and now existing. pay me nt
can be made Tor advertising preclamations except
publish by the COMMISSIONER of the General Land
Oihce je 2S lawl3w
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r. .
tpder and by virtue of a decree passetl I,N the
supreme Court Of the District of Columbia in "A
cause oependii therein, and humble red sDl equity
IN which ZephaDiah Jones Is comp lainant and
horace Str1ngfeliow and Others are def ndants
tesrpR date on ihe Sd day of July. 1886, We will
onef Ior Sale, on THURSDAY, the 2i day of An
Enst. ioS AZ clock D. m. on the premi SEES arts
Of Lots No. and IL. in Square No 49, As follows
neeinInne at the southeast corner Of said Sa uare
no iss, and running thence west AZ feet aud !.
inches thence north 90 feet; thence west s. feet
and 10 inches thence north IS feet ard a. inches
thence east 100 feet to eth street vest And thence
WITH said street, TO the beginning together wifi
known as the avenue House "
The terms OF rale. as presc ribed by the decree
are One third OF The purchase money to be paid
IN caeh and the residue in two equal instaI menfs
payable In and IL menfhs, for which deferred
payments, with fDterts ct from day Of sale the nur
chaser shall give his notes. enc orsed to tbs satis
faction Of the trustees. Convey ancing and stamps
at cost Of purchaser.
little terms of sale are not complied with in i've
days the trustees reserve the right resell al tJe
risk and cest Of the defaultirg purchaser upon
one week notice by publication in the National
M, THOMAS BKApLEY, rrn,,oss
Jv5-r"Sds GRFEN h WILLIAMS Aurt.
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ORPHANS COURT FOR WASHINGTON
~ COUNTY IN THE DISTRICT OF
COLUMBIA

In the matter Of tie petition for sale Of real state of
Orphans Of John A. (asSeil, deceased.
James = Williams, guardian to Orphans sfore-
said, who was uthorized to execute the unexec a
ted part Of decree heretofore passed. anthoriz-
ing Alfred o. Cassell the former qua an, to sell
certain real estate Of said wards, having on the
the 2lst day Of May D. 1876, Of all the right, title
andestate OF Washington = J. and William n Cas-
portion OF Lot numbered two t2I in Square south
OF eQuare number ed four hundred and xty three
t+S, IN the city of Washington. 70 Jno. 81. b Rich.
ards for the sum eff 2sGj 1.-TWO ffths Of the whole
sum, that being the proportion of said wards in
Piled with the terms Of SALE 1t lie this I'D day Of
June, A. 1856. similar order heretofore passed
on the 18th instant, being now set aside ordered
that said sale stand ratified and confirmed on the
18th day of July. 1856. if no objection be made
thereto on or before that day Prorid~d COPY of
this order be insei ted in the National IntelIigep-
Ger and Daily Evening Star once q week for three
weeks before said day.
VIM r. PURCELL,
Judge Of the Orphans Court.
Test: L.. ROBBINS.
je Is law3w~ Register Of Wills.
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By yirtue of a deed Of trust from VIM G,,dridpe
and wife to NE, datel the 18th Noyem Ter Js6i aud
duly rec2,ded in Liber n. G. T., No 4l, fol- So ct
PTcmi-' :, o. FRIDAY. the nth JnIy, Ia6 AT IN
click ?; m. all that part OF Lot M n. of subii
lowing metes AID bounds .-Beginuing Tor the
came AZ the southeast corner Of said lot and rms
ning thence vest lg feet, thence NORTH % feet in.
ea5i "a feet t. The line Of 18th and thence
south to tie place OF be ginning
Tins property is situated on 18th street west be
tween and VI streets north
Terms OF sale One half cash; and the balance at
nine months. secured by deed Of trust All con
veysnciDg and stamps at the cost of the purcba
ser.
WILLIAM T. MATTINGLY, Trustee
GREEN & WILLIAMS,
~ l6-eodS1s Auct,onaa,.
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n l. D 7 Ii 1 n g

Navy DEPARTMENT..
BWeds PrerIsIcnS and CiofhiHg, June 70. 1854. {
eeparafe Preposa ais, sealed and endorsed 4" Pro-
poeale for Navy Clothing and Clothing Materials, "
will be received at this Bureau until e'cleck D.
M on the I'D day Of July 1855, for furnishing and
delivering on recei wing thirty days notice. the
U. 8. Navy Yard at BrookIyn, d. T., in such num-
kers snd quantities. and al such times 80 may be
specified ev the Chief of this Bureau or by the
Commspdant OF 80 i'd Navy Yard. the M MIXERS and
quantities OF the different articles specified in the
following list, viz:
Blue Flannel. yards, zoe ,OO1.
Oa1fskin Shoes, pairs Is CO.,
Blankets, number, % 0t0
The Flannel to be deliverable one half in 90
and one. half 10 days.
Offers may be made for one or more articles, st
the option Of the bidder and in case more than
article 10 contained in the offer. the Chief of the
Bureau will have the right to accept one more
Of the articles contained in such offer, and REL ect
tho remainder.
For description Of the articles in the above ii ct
bidders are referred TO the samples At the Navy
Ysrds at New York and Boston, and for informs-
ton az 10 the laws and regulations I'm pamphlet
form1 regarding col tracts to the Offices of the
Commandsnts and Pay n ssters OF the several Navy
Yards.
The Department reserves the right to reje ct any
proposal not considered advantaReou TO the Gov
eminent. ie 70 law4w
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LEGAL NOTICES.

ORPHANS COURT, June u, Is,o,-DIsrRIcr
" OF COLUMBIA, WASHINGTON uouNry, To srss !:
of Ara Gladmon, deceased. the administrator
aforesaid has, with the appreciation Of the Or.
phans Court Of Washington County Aforesaid, ap-
pointed Saturday. the 18th day ef July next, for
the final settlement and the personal
far the have been collected aud turned int
meDey when and where all the creditors and heirs
phsne' Court Of Washington County aforesaid j
with their claims properly vouched, or they may
otherwise By Law be excluded from all benefit in
der be pnblished once week for three weeks in the
Evening Star, previous 70 the said day,
Test-Z O. ROBBINS,
le 2S1aw3w Register Of Wills,
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ORPHANS OOUHT, JUNE 70, lsSs-DIsrRIcr
In the case Of Christine =. Ealley, sdministratrix
Of Samuel Warner, deceased, the administrafrix
phsns Court Of Wsshinston County Aforesaid,
appointed Saturday. July IA, 1875, far the final
estate Of said deceased, and Of the asssts in
hand, ~ far ~ the same have been coll scted
the creditors and heirs Of said dsceased are
n9tifed 20 attend. tet the Orphan.' Court Of
properly vouched, or they may otherwise, BY Law
be excluded from all benefit In said deceaseds es.
tate provided . COPY of this order be published
eHce Q week for three weeks in the Evening Star,
previous to the said day.
Test q. O. ROBBINS,
e H-wSw Register Of Wills,
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wan IRISH gIrl play on SUNDAY was az .
cCsisd by the priest. Good morning dauehter
oi IA" devil she Ineekly replied. ..C;ood
morning father"
|" Irginia proposes 10 build up Nawport
News a. Tlyal 70 New York
s<George Sanders has offered himself Gar.
ibaloi-fuT raiiops probably.-B0StoR Post
- The Tennessee House has NOT VET secured
squoTum. only one of the nine refractory
IL. mbeTs can be found
SAD tAIAsITN.-A lady named Pierce with
her iou- sons and one daughter. accompau ied
ny young man about twenty wears old and
Two other boys, while out in a small boa, a,
BongaIds Bay. IN CANADA. Were upset or the
~th in-'an'. and all except the lady and hsr
youngest child, aged six years, were drowned
VI The income returns in Chicago foot mn
!r~s man iwo-thITds rs much much as they did
one y'a- ago.
AT PoTuSnd the lucky ones Were those
WI ''InIsseG lire. ''-BosioH Post.
~A man and wife IN Linn County. Iowa.
thNe "a sbiuren- They only stopped the in :
crosse On ACCENT OF want OF accommodation
Ib fh'Ir dwelling.
So The Boston Commercial grayeIy asserts
IA ~ report OF the gasironomIc performances
IN fa; city on the Fourth: that there was q
ARE Tsek-~f Up about y. IL.
~ man killed himself IN Ohio bee apsa n G
eardrots was seIzed as security for lis hoard
mi
sSIhs Psfsleh IN. c. Progress say a men,
new OF the ktng Of Prussia arrived there j uiy
IL He !. on tour % inspection &c TIE ba;.e.
relcs Of he SCutE
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THE EVENING STAR.
Diabolical Outrage.

Memphis Tenn tel. July III CHICAGO Times
PLAIN looking counTyman, some Is year.
OF age, came up The river yesterday, with his
wife, on The steamer Nolle Able. en- route for
Nashville. Hearing that the Memphis aud
Charleston train would go at an early hour
his morning. they took a room az the Charles
ton Hotel. registering themselves as NJ b.
CLARK and lady. Just after their departure a
NAN, whose appearance was not closely scr :
unlzed, came in and inquired for the man and
has wife in q business manner, and Immediate
~ followed after. He entered the Charleston
Hotel Just as Mr.. Clark was registering, and
arrested both him and his wife, stating that ne
was an United States detective.
Mr.. Clark, IL seems, had been present At
recent disturbance between the negroes and
whites. ~ Shreveport, La The detective was
acquainted with the fact. and used IL 70 his ad =
vantage. He carried Them TO The GayasO
Houss, conducted them 20 the parlor. and di-
Tectso them 20 remain there, charging 4 porter
20 watch hem while he came down to The Of
flee. He stated 10 the clerk that he was n
United States detective, and had two prison :
rrS IN his charge who had been connected with
The late disturbances a. Shreveport He re-
gistsred his name NJ. =. Choa'e. u y NJ and
obtaIned separate rooms for his prisoners
then returned and conducted them To their
respective rooms on the second floor and
after fastening one or both the doors, dismissed
the porter, and started TO walk down: but il
appears that he almost Immediately returned
20 ne Womans room. and succeeded by
threats and force, in violating her person
Aftsr this be walked out, without fastening
tbe door, unlocked the husbands door, with.
ont saying anything, and deliberately left the
house. Since thar time he has not been seen OF
heard from. The woman, after sufficiently re-
covering from her fright. raised the alarm
mr.. Clark is an unsophisticated man, and was,
q seems, awed into submission; while his wife
was prevented from screaming by the threats
and force of her ravisher.
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RYJ q. MCGUIRE & CO, Aucnoneers,

TRUSTEES SALE OF SQUARE $50, si,ua
ted near Kendall Green, and i'm front of the far m
OF Mr.. Corcoran, OH the Boundary
BY virtue OF a deed OF trust, dated September o.
LOO ct seq, Of the la nd records of Washington
county, the Subscribers as the trustees therein
named. will cell. 10 the hi ghest bidder on the
premises, on TUESDAY. the l4th day of August,
loo6 at clock In the afternoon, Square No $50.
in the plan of W ashington city
The terms Of sale are: One third cash: and the
iesidue In and l. months, with interest from thu
date OF sale the purchaser TO give notes of &c nal
amennt. 10 be secured by . deed Of trust on the
property Allconvey anciDg and stamps at the cost
OF the purCh iser, who shall deposit $50 with tha
aucnoneer at the the time OF sale the terms of
sale are not complied with within FIVE days from
The DAY of se'c. the trustees reserve the right to
resell the above Square, any part thereof at
the risk and cost of the purchaser in default Oh
onetWeek o hotice in then ational INTEL gencer.
+ SUFFER- { Trustees.
j. e. McGUIhE Co
" I-NSijHIiau AnCtIonaprz
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DROPOSALS FOB WOOD.

Nav DEPARTsENT. Jnly II, 1856
Sealed Proposals will be received AZ the ON e of
the Secretary of the Navy until WEDNESDAY,
July %, at noon, for supplying the Navy De
partment with Wood, viz:
l03 cords of Oak Wood
cords of Bakers Pine Wood.
The Oak must lie of TIE best quality for nee in
open FIRE place, thOroug hly seasoned straight and
Of young growth. The Pine must be thoroughly
seasoned, free from knots snd suitable for kind
ling purposes.
The whole must be delivered and stacked for in
spectloD and measurement in front of the Navy
Department Buiidiny. before tie l5th day of
September next " II 10, 70 "a AZ
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TRUSTEES SALE OF UNIONTOWN LOTS.
In virtue Of Q deed OF trust, bearing date Sd
August, eighteen hundred and sixty five. and re
corded among the land records in liber N. q. T..
No 90, folio 4i9, We viii sell, on TIL URSDAY, the
I'd day Of August. 1885, at 5 o'clock D. M, on the
premises. Lois Nos 40 and I'll, and the half Of
Lot No. 80. j. ing next to 40, As the same
DC.
Terms: One half cash; residue in % days, and
deed etained until purchase money il paid. A de.
Dosit OF SIS will be required, and the penss Of
nNeyancinS, &C., TO BE- paid BY the purchaser.
r. w. JONES. (r..
ANTON EBERLYS Trustees
~ II eO6ds j. &. MCGUIRE 90 Aucts
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POISONED To DEATH.-Three persons, ia.
ther. daughter and son-in-law. were buried
yesterday afternoon from their late abode in
he vicinity of Seventh and Shipper streets
IL was currently rumored, and doubtless BE-
h-N"d bv many, that death in these three in =
stances was cansed oy the cholera The far her
was an iilirerate Dutcnman, well known about
he South Second street market house as q
ga;her'T OF bone, which he piled away at his
residence. He and the other two lived in a
nlthy place near Seventh and Shippen street.
TN saturday morning the old man Obtained
some bs~ts and other vegetables. which he had
cooked in copper kettle, green with verdigris
TIE 'rio. having eaten heartily of the food :hus
prepared, were taken sick and died from the
effects of he poison.-IhE 1dslphiG Press, Taes.
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ITO FARMERS AND OTHERS.

NiJQxaytsTesastss'sO Hes, Dsvos Of WasAiastos(
Washtmstos, d. c., July l3, 1865. I
VIII be sold at public auction. on SATuR DAY,
Brigsder oeneral q. Fl Tompkins, q. n u s.
A., at the EASTERN BRANCH CORRALL, the
following stock.
Eighteen tl8j Mules. Two (2D yearlng Bulls
Five t6) BOrses. Four 4 yearling Hefers
Two (2D Milch Cow. Nine 80 Work Oxen.
One ID full grown Bull
These animals will be sold singly to the highest
bidder.
Terms Cash, In Government funds.
d. H. RUCKEB,
Bvt MAJ. Gen. and Chief On artSrmaster
" 1877 Depot of WAshin1tOn
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hhERIED FOR = WAGER.--A young woman
called Yesterday az Justice Jecko's Office 10 get
a verified copy OF her marriage certificate, and
while the record vas being hunted ND, she odd
b" lUstGcr fhaf she had married Charles her
t>ban'i, 10 win 4 bet eff so which 4 friend of
hers mad made, that she could not bring
charles 10 make proposals. Tn accepting the
wager ste eNeTted all her fa>cinations and
hnailS succeeded in winning the heart OF the
reiuciant Charles. and was IN due time bound
% INN III holy wedluck. He turned ont. how
ever, 81" alleges, n very Indifferent hu sband.
having used her so badly that she was now
shout 20 apply for a divorce. ana wanted the
copy OF the eertlhcate for that purpose, her
husband having taken the original away from
lev. LcUls RspMtlicdn. Natl.rdGu
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nUTFIELD 8 CELEBRATED HAMS
THE OLDEST AND BEST BRAND I'M rur
MARX EFT - AnH
ESTABLISHED IN ls31

OPfat0HS o( the Press.
pumeid WAS the FIRST TO give character IN Wa.
tern ans: his cure is iacsridbig good; nom bef.
Gspit.ii In quality and flavor. Lir.ypoo, al ian
noca Irr an fmgeror = Lirscpoet Nncwy.
fs'ofttes in the South for twenty Ave yesrs Nr,c
III P,caySre They hsye been awarded seven
Fir, lsl, q, the UpiteA states ericnitu,Si 81
c'esy is1 nps@1 AID s:r ale ~ the trsdesby
B-SMlTH & NICeDEMUS are INV s0ar,.
IN Baltimore. % teTces Just arrived. .e21 Ims
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hEPAR1 MENT OF THE INTERIOR.
~ United STATES p TENT OFFICE,
WASHINGTON. July II, 1856
On the petitl.n of IlkIS VALE ~

a n,
New York, Y. praying for the extension OF pat
emit granted to him tbe 18th day of October IsJ2
for an Improvement in BURGLAR proof Plates for
Door Safe, Walls. Vaults, &c - for seven years
from the expiration Of said patent, which takes
place on the 18th day of October. ls66:
It's ordered that the said petition be heard at
the Patent Once on Monday, the LIST day of Or-
tober next at II O'Clock m; and all persons are
notified TO appear and show cause, if any they
have. why taid petition oaght not to be gran ted.
Persons opposing the extension required TO
hle in the Patent Office their objections. specially
set forth in writing. at least tirspiy days befo
the day Of hearing; all testimony filed by either
party to be used at the said hearing must he taken
nd transmitted In accordance with the rules
Of the efiice, which will be furnished Oh applica
Dispositions and other Papers relied upon AZ
testimony must be filed in the office f,rsafy DAYS
before the day of hearing; the arguments, if any,
within ten days after fling the testimony
Ordered, also, that this notice be published in
the Republican and the Intelligencer. Washing
ten: d: c., and in the Times, New York. once a
week for three successive weeks; the FIRST of said
publications to be at least sixty days previous to
the day OF hearing. THOMAS HARLAN.
Acting Commissioner of Patents
P. S.-EditOrs of the above papers will please
cory, and send their bills to the Patent Office wit
o paper containing thisnohce. iy Is lsw3w.
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EEfUvESATED Tu DEATH.-The Milwaukee
News >ays. MIR. William Burton an old Cit
zen of North PraIrIe. Wankss ha country kill
ed himself on the LIST instant by experimenting
a "a Turkish path. He had conceived the idea
tina: by subiec.ing himself to intense heat he
could regain sihe elasticity and buoyapcy of
youth, and The beauty which usually apper-
iaIns 10 that period of life. He had been ex =
perInenung for some time previous for the
purpose OF attaining this object, and on the
Hieht OF his decease had got up a high temper.
AZURE: and on the following morning he was
ioI1no hfeiess, the nesh upon his limbs being
literally cooked. He was An excellent me-
ehanic. q bachelor and about forty five years
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NEAT - WHITE MANl-In the case of
William Dean, who was convicted in the
wayne Circuit for Illegal voting on the ground
that De was not white man, because he vas
al GCged 10 haN = one sixteenth of frIcan blood
N hi~ VEINS. the supreme Court OF Michigan
Ia>t wednesday morning rendered a decision
10 'hs erect hat persons with only one -fpurth
negro blood should be ~ garded as white This
decision i opposed to the received inIerpreta-
ton derived from the southern whites that
single crop OF negro blood works Il taInture OF
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RY JAS. q. MCGUIRE 4 CO., Auctioneers.
BUILDING Ass0CIATIoN TRUSTEES SALE

On MONDAY, the 9Th day Of July at O'Clock
on the premises, by virtue Of deed Of trust, duly
seq, and bearing date eth day Of January a. D.
1855 and to us directed, we shall sell the half
OF Let "a In square l26. fronting 3 feet On north
h street. between Eth and 18th SITS. and rrnnng
back thst width ~ feet inches TO . % feet alley
Terms: Ope-third cash; residue in 6 and IL
months. for notes with interest, secured upon the
property: Conyeysncine 81 purchaser . cost.
III the terms Of sale are not complied With in six
days after the SALE the Trustees reserves the right
to resell the property at the risk and cost of the
CHARLES BRADLEY,
W. 3. WOODWARD,
Trust Excelsior Building ssociation
Ie lad JAS. q. MCGUIRE Co, Ancs.
1.-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED nm
I'll FRIDAY AFTERNOON. July 10th the sam
neur and place. CHARLES BRADLEY
w. X. WOODWARD
Trustees Excelsior BuillipR A-sociatien
y cots j. C. Mcguire CO., Ancfs
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RY W. l.. WALL h CO., Auctioaeers.

Under the authority of q decree of the circpi,
court OF baltimore city, in Maryl land made to ex.
ecute ana carry out the provisions of the will OF
Go1irey Ne. or: deceased, the undersigned trustee
viii oher at public sale at tire premises in Wash
Ington tliy, u G, on the 81 day OF August, Is6 )
Lot No. 2, in square No. %, ON NORTH II street
brtwetn lth and 10Th streets west
10, No ~ IN SQUARE No. %, on gath street, lie
twet n street and Rock creeb Title good forms
cash on the day Of ,ae. See deed from Jane Clio.
erto "O1nc5 Meyer. July .. 1882, hber W ID
GEORGE MEYER. Trustee
" lGeOSds W. L. WALL A 90 49,
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hENARkABLE RECOyERY-The Hartfor a
papers announced on Saturday. among other
cases OF coupde Soi|i. in that city. the death of
LARRY Rooney, laborer in Chapins coal
ward, from that cause. Rooney did appear 10
Or. ana MS nonse was filied with mourning
The last religious Offices TO the diving we're
sought and ob'aInsd. and all appeared to he
over. when the man showed symptoms of re-
turning life homeopathic remedies applied
upon the tongue, after he had ceased to be able
20 swallow, are credited with The cure The
man resumed his accustomed labor on Mon
gaN
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- / he English lords OF the bench decided a,
westminster. abOnt a month ago, that IL was a
principle of common law. thar a counsellor in
Questioning witness, should address him i'm
ordinary tones. and in language of respect.
sH'h as Is employed by one gentleman in con :
''IsauOn with another: that such law yer has
10 right 10 question the private business or
moral Character of 4 witness. any further than
- J. apparent they absolutely effect his relia-
b'iiiy or touch the case III hand: and that a
witness i Dot bound 10 answer questions mn
10 ilnl IN an insulting or annoying manner
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MEDICAL STAFF.
SURGEON M1 y y in Nc CHARGH.

Hf,Tsn h 2sp
j J8s. HI kit s.aRNss D; surgeon Gent o. g. a.
TH0S. MILLER, M D., II street. Westminster
A. GAkNETT, n. D. New York avenue,
SRtrT TS9HHH TyTNI M p, Washington.
.Applications for admission can be made to any Of
Orders for admission to the FREE beds OF mn In
stitution can be obtained Of the Rev. g. H HALL,
Rector OF the Epiphany Church; Of the Rev. A. b.
OF the Surgeon in Charge At his residence. Orders
ior the asmi,,icn Of the Wives or Widows Of Sol
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