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RY GREEN : WILLIAMs. Aacuoneer.,

THUSTEBS SALE.
BY virtue Of decree of the SupT enc Court OF the
District Of Columbia, passed In Ohancery cause
No 16i. wherein Samuel Q. Smoot, ct al. are com
plainants. and John Hurley ct al, ere defend
the % day Of November, 1865, 1t o'clock ,, M. in
1ont OF the premises, part Of the north "A feet 4
Lot2i OF the su bdfvisfon OF Bluare No lg7 having
fIopt OF 80 feet on the 80 feet alley in said Square,
and extending back with that width about 81 feet
oral frame tenements.
ley In the rear OF 10Th street west, between and
u streets north.
The terms Of sale are: One third cash; and the
balance ct and IL months. for which the notes Of
the purchaser with security to be cd BY the
day Of sale, and Q lien retained on tho premises
sold the purchaser to have the privilege paying
desires. A payment OF go viii be required when
the property 10 kDtcked off. All convey sncng and
STAMP at cost Of purchaser
WIZ MATTINGLY. Trustee.
&C IS 3aw2w GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts
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BEARS AMONG THE APPLE TREEs.-Fourtee
bears have been killed recently IN Albany,
New Hampshire. The Portsmouth Journal
says they have been quite bold. Three Of them
committed the ofense of visiting q farmers
orchard When discovered, one of them had
ascen0ed a tree and was deliberately shaking
or the fruit, while the other two were gather.
ing il up. One bear was killed in CONWAY
Centre, near the Town House
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ny GREEN q WILLIAM Ms, Auctioneers.
COMMISSIONERS, ALE or THE REAL Es
TATB OF TIL LATE TH0S. SYLvEs-

u, BY virtue Of A erdsr Of the supreme Court of
day Of May, lsss made IN certain cause dept nd
being n o. s6A Of said docket, and being petition
to divide the real estate Of Thomss Sylvester late
sell e public suetion. t. the highest bidder on
MONDAY, the 6,h day of Novembe 1885 at az
O'Clock p. m the folOwing described part of Lot
beIs i've hundred and seventeen lsn lin the city
OF Warrington. in the District Of Columbia. to-
gether With the imDreyements thereon. to wit,
The south half Of the said Lot fronting 80 feet and
) inches on north street. i.s g.. p. -
The improvements consist of two Frame Tepe-
ments, one three and the other one story high
This property 10 situated on the north side of II
street north. between 4th and 5th streets west
Terms Of sale: One half cash, and the balance in
six and twelve months, with interest on deferred
payments from day of sale, Tor which the bonds of
the purch aeer with approved security will be
taken. II the terms Of sale are not complied with
within five days from day OF sale, the property
will be resod at the risk and cost Of the default
ing purcha ser.
All conveyancipg and revenue stamps at the cost
H. B. SWEENEY.
JAMES EE GLISH,
JOHN e. NRALE.
WILLIAM II. NALLEY,
Commissioners
GREEN WILLIAMS,
oc 1S-eo2w&ds Auctioneers.
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- eolored cock on a propeller in Chica-
go, being seized with the cholera, was
orivsn from hospital 10 hospital and from
health ONCE 10 physician after physician,
Whale IN dying condition, and finally died in
the wagon, notwithstanding be had ser v ed two
years IN the army and had been three times
wounded. In New Orleans such treatme MT
would be called inhuman. but in Chicago.
we'll unfortunate.
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RY NAGLE Co., AuUtiOneers .
r~osTehY BRICK DWELLING AT AUC-

On MONDAY, October 70. 1885, on the promises,
Hth street, between and L street at o clock D.
m. Lot No. y, IN subdivtsion Of Square No. 1874,
Win TIE improvements thereon. consisting OF
two story Brick House containing four rooms ana
ettlc, with outtuildipgs. The house il IL feet
alley.
Terms: One half cssh; balance in eight mouths.
secured By deed Of trutt on the premises $50 to be
paid paid At time OF sale. Stamps and csnveyancing st
&C u Goods iChron. NAeLE & CO., Auc.s. .
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I UMBER AT AUCTION

Ch,ef Qnarterrasts,'s OEce. DEPOT Of WasAiss,on,l
w., VASE secs, G., October 70. 1855.
VIII be sold at Public Auction. on 6ATBRDAY
October "a. commencing at 10 a. M under the
sursrvision OF Brsvet Brigadier General Charles
IA, Tenpkins, Quarterfnaster , at the G,yernmen.
Lumber Yard, n srylspd avenue me- NJ Thirtsent ~
street, the following deco ribed LunlSer
About 1909 feet 81 inch s4s9 feet PLANK, inch,
/ sI3 feet Il inch Oak. 80 Feed Boxes.
1.s00 feet A inch Oak, "a Gates, 81.
SO feet 2 and In ch Oak SO Posts, M
A,4U0 feet scsntliug, Flag Poles,
q $40 feet Joist, $40 Doors,
30 100 feet Lumber, all l3s Window Sash, 80
lengths, 100 Window Fr amee.
The Lumber viii be SOLD In lots OF 100 feet,
Articles must be removed within ten DAYS from
date o. sale = - ,
Terms: Dash, In Government funds. .-.
course OF line II is proposed 10 continue this
. - s.-r 80 D. 81 RUCKBR,
Chief Qusrtermaster. Depot Of Washington,
. ~ - Assiscant Y sartermastsr General,
oc 20 st Brevet MAJOR General, q d A.
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A PoNDEROUs foUTH.-The boy of seven
teen years of age, who is on exhibition in Ire
land. rs a STABLE and weIghty youth He meas
nres &c inches across the shoulders, % inches
around the waist 70 around the thigh. 80 arou nd
the calf OF the leg, and - around the arms
he weighs now sig pounds, and when he get ;
his growth, having several years yet to in =
the world,
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COLoRED MEN IN THE Bosroy Cry C.rx
ClL--1ne Boston Traveller says: s-Our coIored
friends seem detarmir ed TO have represent Ia
yves IN the city government next year In
ward on Monday night they selected one of
their number as q candidate for the common
council
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Srhe man who wears female apparel and
sells hoop skirts. has been practising lately in
Middletown, Conn.,, where he tried his old
game OF sleeping with one OF his lacy custom.
ers. Histrue character and coalition being
discovered, he left without ceremony, and will
probably make his debut IN an other locality
before long.
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D,o,- TRIESIMAR, 1890,

PRorEorrp BBSfif ku4AI ILrrrnRs PAT.
snt of nsland, and secnrsd By the sssls Of the
6cole de fhsrmncie Dc Paris. and the ImpsriA
Triesemar No, J.. IL the electual remsdy lor Re-
iaxstion. SpermathOrrhoea, and Exhssisfion Of
seded the pau, eoss uss Of Cobavis, Cubebs, &c.
friesemar No s. is the tnfallibls remedy for eli
:ti1s The Hss Of nsreaEy and siIoshsr dsIstsrious
'tseh preparation 10 In. the form Of mest asrss.
able L03slse SECURED freA the. effects 81 cli-
nate End eS:ases q Atmos pheye. x tin eases, s.
CO. 60, tins saving 81 Divided tn separate doses
- administered b. valpeau. sallamanda, Rouf,
.WSesssals ed setsilby Or BARLOW, No. 4 u
si:ss:s 6: :s Sc 4 sffosp. No. 900 Pom.
ayenue, corner 1thA9. ~. o. II = % ely
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MARRIAGES SINCE THE WAR-It appears
by ofhclal statistics that the number OF mar
riages In Ohio FOR tbs year ending July l, Ist6,
Is full twenty per cent above that In any one
year either before or during the war Prob
ably there has been a similar il c-ease in other
states and II SO, the waste OF life by the war is
likely to be made up. y
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as,. 9E 4Sls.sa ,. collar aI;,l BOOK MIS-
sn naas'iS R seos; Mrs Gsns,tnS knIt sa4vl ana
DSok; The Greet and Roman Lace boon: The An
Wn, nssn knl,tins and Netting Hook Tke Wine
'''-' -". O0h' fs AT q ko1r. sy,aRs.
SEgIrsh WV srYLts -ot nssdN a
:, HhnLiSs gaoinet Organ, hsvs just Been
ans W. @. aETZERorT q Go.
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GALE OF NAVY POWDERS.

: Bureau ofO rdnaacs, Macy Departmental
"a. W1shtngtoa Cary, Oct. 10, 1855
There will be sold at Public Auction to the
highest bidder. at noon. Thu hSDAY, hetwenty
nfh t:oth) day Of October. 1856 at the Once d the
Inspector OF Ordinance. Navy Yard, NorfolkS Vir-
SimS,ws twe thousand t2ooQ barrels Of CANNON
The powder WIN be sold BY sample, and in lots to
SUIT purchasers. ,s.sl.Hrs.l -. - '--H y"
Terms cash IN Governmentfu funds; one half TO be
depot tied on. the constitution OF the sale, and the
remainder within ten days afterwards daring
uhich time the powder must be removed from
the Maeszine. otherwise IL Will revert to the Gov
Purchasers will be required t. furnish their own
packages where the powder IL net i'm barr els
oc Is eot25 H. A. WISE, Chief Of Bures q,
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RH J. o. MCGUIRE co.. Auetionssrs.
CHANCERY SALE OF VERY yALuABLE
.cs sTAnD ON PENN

SYLvAEIA AyENUB,
By virtue Of dscI &c OF the late Circuit Court,
sRt Osmpbell's heirs, &c the undersignsd will
sei at IsSlis suetion, on the premises, TU Rs
western one third part Of Lot No 8, In Square No
81: fronting ls feet i.chss, or theresbouts, on
l2l feet to 20 foot alley, with the improvements
thereon. --..
Hotel, being No $50 Pennsylvania avenue, and
ie one OF the most valuable business stands in the
dw cling house. with large hack building, and has
been used for many years . business place.
Terms of sale One fourth cash; and the residu e
in three equal payments ct six twelve, aud
eighteen mon BIS. With interest from day OF sale
secured by the bonds OF the purchaser with surety
are not complied With In five days. the premises
VIII be sold at the risk Of the defaulting pur-
lDtelligencer.
Convey sncing and stamps At the cost Of the pur-
chaser. VIM r. WOODWARD, Trustee
oc % eotd JAS. C MCGUIRE q CO. Ancts
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PIkSPERIf On TIE CORNER Oh I2rH
By virtue of deed Of trust. dated the LIST dav
otseptemher, A; p. 1854, and duly recorded in
hlber n 9. 4; No. IS, folio 50 BE-. of the Lano
Columbia and by direction Of the parties secured
thereby, will sell ct public auction. in front of
yembsr, ls q. at az O'Clock p m, part Of Lot No
i, In Square No. a94. Ia the city. OF WAshfu pton
The part OF lot new offered for sale az II rat of
go feet on 18th street weet and front Of lla feet
INCHES on Ohio avenue, and Il impro we'd with yery
substantial and ex tepsive brick buiidings ana "a
we'll known a. 'Columbia Garden ~
Terms OF sale: ono third cash, Of which 8 200
twe-fhirds TO be paid in EQUAL psynsnts in 49, a.
and % months With interest from day OF sale and
secured by deed oftrast to the of the
Trustee The terms OF sale to be cou . lied with
In seven DAYS after day Of sale, wise the pro
purchaser. - - -.7--.I = " A'e'
All convey ancing and stamps at the cost of pur
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Sln town not far from Boston, a clergy
man was visiting district school, where lit.
tie boy was put forward by the teacher to
speak piece" because be was bold When
ne mad done, the clergyman praised him by
saying, ''why, little lad, You are not afraid,
are youl "No. sir Amt afraid of nsthin'.
j amt afraid OF skuuKs-
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q Il JOHN 3. ELvAHssA o.,
! Washington, b. U
"a l6-Sm

EYHHy BRITISH eCONsULB HAND BOOK,
l. ! volume. London. Aenseh-MApuel Prac-
noue du Consulat, yolume; Lripsic. De Cussy-
Reglemenis Oonsulsires des Flats Msritipes,, 1
volume; lei peic. De Olercq, et De vsTlAt; Guide
PrsSti9Se des Oon.nlatss volume; Pens, Mo-
rpsu.i-MsnoeI 9es Agenss GonsolMrsf, voiume'
RiIlcmatieSss e. sossp!ai rec. > VOLUMES; Psris..
! volume; Leipsic. Heashaw-Man ual for United
s,stss Go.su.:, so,sns; Ssw n0.fi ~, TIE United
yomDe;. ws,hinetosY Tnssg-6ritish Gonpl's
De Martens-Precis des droits ct des foncttens dss
As.nts pipiomatiauss % CSEnI hicnSs: yotsnss;
came subject; on Maritime Law; an ne Laws Of
War and 0onnegee: and en- ether br snchee 81
DIPLOMACY and fntsrnatiopal Law, importe6 from
Europe By TRAHOK fAYL0R9 sis =, q ses
EOR HoN-RyClNrIOH Oh INOOHrINRNOn
il o1urfps. Irritation, in1Amnation q: 1aoorsficn
q the bladdsr er kidnsZs hsesss: Of the 1rostrSSs
glands, stone IN ne pl,ddsr, calculus, gravel q
SSPEsS; ~ iAsiR;! fsATF' .6iU, e Hill
p1ENISe sse = "a u .as s1estit.e = ne
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LOB THE EASTERN SHORE

Wilson SMALL, OAPT. 4. +. Iss:@sf
hHaof "A ARp, leave: he. pier opposite seAsC
tween Barre and Lee streets, } Baltimore, every
IuHsn ia TAdH a and sATgKPAf,s At
0xF0RD, CLORA,S POINT, W1LLICH'S
WIFI. .ad fL u S,Sf Ih1hNDfMMGG.D fohDs
, RetTrning from THE sHORE,,. she leaves
Lioyd z Landing ct ] .. m, Cambridge at 80 o.
NJ, and Easton Point at D. m ,(touching at the
intermediate lsndingD on Mondays, Wednesdays,
she has fine state rooms, and all other passenger
accommodations. equal to those OF any otSsr
steamer on Chesapeake Bay. az SIT
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HIGH-PRIoED PIETY.LIt is announced T.,
the Boston journals that pew in a church in
that city was cold recently for s5,4tO Ii is
quite evident that the poor do not Worship in
that church, nor are most people OF ordinary
means able 10 buy the right of admission to lis
- -
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AUCTION SALES.
PY GBE7N d VILLA Ms, Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF vALUABLE BUILDING

BY virtue Of . deed in trust, bearing date on tue
9Th day Of Decen.S er, 1881 and recorded in Litter
a s, No @, folio N ct seq the subscriber
will sell, sfs public sale, tn 4HSDAY, the 18th
DAP OF Soyehber, 1876, "a ~ O'Clock N on the
premises Lots numbers 10 H. r. 49, "a IS, Is, IL,
Is ie. and 20, in the subdivision OF Lots
numbered and 4. in square No. rt, Lots 10, Ii A.,
II and 10 fronting each Is feet on north d street
betN cen 18Th and 2Oth west by 40 feet deep
Lots - and 10 fronting eseh s. feet IL inches on
north street, betwe en- 18th and nth streets west
by c feet deep lot Is fronting 50 feet II inche on
iOth street west, by CO feet IL inches New York
AVENUE Lots IL, le 10 and 20 fronting each Is fee
II 10 inches ON New York avenue, betw ssn 18th
abd 10th stree to west. by depth of from 70 feet
lhS ne TO 100 lest le1a inches respectively
tbs property is eiiaibly situated in . rapidly
IMPROVING part or the city, and offers a lbs
desirable opportunity to persons wishing t. build
invest. > . . : : =
Terms Of sale One half cash; balance in ~ and
twelve months for notes hearing interest from day
Of sale. secured BY deed of trust S45 of the cash
payment on eaeh lot will be required to be paid
on The ground and III the terms of sale are not
COMPLIED with in i've days after the sale the prop
erty Will he resold, upon one week notice, at the
rish ami expense of the defaultins Purchaser
All c,n'eyancing and stamps 1T the cost OF the
CHARLES WALLACE. Trustee.
~
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The Qriekest sad most direet route 70 Richmond,
W and the South. via the Potomac
,sea%ers from Sixth Street Wharf, &kAAE}S
Warrington, to Asuia Greek and0M
Richmond, Frodertcksburg and Potomac Railroad
now entirely completed from AQUA Greek to Rich.
moDd We, connecting there with trains on the Rich.
pond and Pstssburg and Richmond and Danviiie
Railroads, for Petersburg, Weldon, Wilmington,
Rs!etgh, oreensboro'. Salisbury, OhArlotts and
Steamers Keyport and o. Vanderbilt leave Sixth
Street Wharf daily SUNDAY morning excepted aa
6 % .. N. and p. n, and arrive in Richmond q
Los p. N. and . n.
Fifty Miles Shorter ana ~ Hours Quicker thar
any other houte.
, Be sure and get Through Tickets via Aauia
greek and lredertcksourg, 70 Richmond, d the
street, or on board Of the boats. Baggage checked
through.
Omnibusses and Baggage wagons win b in
readiness to convey passengeID and baggage be-
tween depots In Richmond
Passengers by this line pass By Daylight Mount
Vernon. and may have IN opportunity Of visitnS
several battls-6elds near Iredsricksburg By stop.
Breakfast ana SUP on board Of Steamers.
GEO. MATTINOEY. Hupt., Warrington, d. O,
MATTHEW CLARK, Agent. Wsshington.
y. n. RANEY,
ADS-ly General PASSENGER Agent.
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CHARLFS 8 WALLACE. Trustee.
&C "a sokds GREEN WILLIAMS Aucts
nAGLE q co., Auctioneers.
VALUABLE LOT IN FIRST WARD AT AUG.

On TUESDAY October 50. 1855. on the premises,
rated on n street north bet sesn 18th and nd aoth
ssress dsis loi is 50 feet front running back i0i
the rear of Schnelis Brewery, and 10 Improved bv
10 two. tors Frame Buildinss, which win be sold
Terms One third cash; resid ne in 4 and
Tonths, secured By deed Of trnst. $50 down.
oe q eos.s [Ohron | NAGLE co . AScfs
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DURE OLD PORT WINE

known and honorsd citizSp short "a pply of Sn.a
and nrst quality POET WINE, Alto Dcnro
ibis vine has been Known 70 me several va.
and its effects upon persons suffering witt az
ments incident 70 the season have bees very bene.
Its ordered and recoinmeuded BY physict.,.
and can be reh cd On in every paPticuIar He'
i ...,.. .-e-- -. N W. BURCHELL.
corner 18th And streeta
= W. ETFgI under Dbhlff Qonea
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s sR!G II sTlhsE.r:.

IsA street h:txsen 10th and sist streets.
CONSULTING PHYSICIANS AMI So R0EONS
jos X. DAkNES, n. D., Surgeon General,
United ststs g. Army ,.-...o.a- - =
iTH0s. MiLLER. ii. d :, + street. washington.
1 fP R iOGHhkNnIT D.; NsS York avenue.
GRAFTON TYLER, NJ D., Georgetown.
F.H0WABD. ID. D., y street. = :
Orders for admission 20 the free beds in this hos
Ntal, tof which there are 3o,l can be obtained OF
the surgeon In chief at this once, 1sA Istreet, or
Hall Guriey, Gillette. and Ooombs.
Wives and widows Of soldiers desiring admi ssisn
Peiisnts Hyips ct distance whe desire to come
to this Institution for treatment can secure priv
Tooms BY applying BY letter 70 the mstron OF the
hospital. - = A. y, GILLETTE, D D., !
an IS eoly,r A. President.
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COLUMBIA HOSPITAL FOE WOMEN
" --. AND
LYIN0-lk ASYLUM,
Fourteenth street tsircie y corner Of n street,

IOutt46ntL 9IrCf6,JCOrne OF NJ 6tTe 0f,
49,. e..fs Washington, d. q.
This Institution has been established for the 70.
ception OF patients who may be suffering from dis.
eases peculiar to their sex, and for the sdmss on
Of such females ~ may require the comforts Of the
lying in chamber. H
The building 10 situated In the most healthy Der.
ton Of the District, surrounded by its own
grounds. Oars pass the door every i've minutes
Terms Of adm isston: From 90 to 60 per week.
In accordance with the room required, pay able in
advance. This includes Board, Medicines Ne
ical Sur1icRl atfAudance
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HENkY 0. HOOD. Trustee
% n hAS,td GREEN Williams, Auct.
ID sales Rooms ne. SSS Pennsylvsnia avenue

.s s.sss 70 Pm g.vs their Isr.ona. s.seotion y
the residence Of nmiIies declining housekeeptn9'
Also to the ss:es Of stocks Of Groceries and Mo-.
snanaise q svery dsscrfpfons Hofsss, Carriages
dorueo0. 70 d0o 1.fv
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STEAMBOAT LINES.

NEW RlVER LINE.
The me Steamer WAWASSEYT viii leave 7th
street narf, " sshtngto0, every
TUESDAY AND PH Eas!DAf MORN EE
q 9, ei9Sk, and Alexandra 1t o'clock, fer OUR
hlOnAN Returning, leave Curriomen at s a ,cIk
q N on SUNDAY and WEDNESDAY,, storsine
mesls ana SSo frs' going And returning. Passage
freight OF passage apply on board or to
John VAN RISWICK,
Ien Supt Potomac Ferry COMPANY
w H-Im Seventh street Wharf
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pUBLIC LAND SALES IN WISCONSIN.
SYNOPSIS OF TIE PRIsIDENT's PROCL


sf n.qfss II S1 TIE 5IqaSD P1es.A
A. oraen Dubhe sales of ever nve and Q quarter
T TnHsfs o. scSss Of vacant pablo lands in Wis
u.1 rs t,aa once nat, "A 4. CROSSE. n. nth
thirty fovnships and larts Of Tewnshins. in
the counties Of Monroe, Jsckson, Trem paIeau. and
:. At the Land Once at La CROSSE, ON IN. 18th
DAY OF sErrENBHR ne1t, sevenreen parts Of Town
AT the land emes 4 FALLS ST. ono1x, o.
lions In forty four ToWnsI Pc and p.rts af sec
shiss in the counties Of Punn. Fierce. and IL.
AT the Land once at FALLS ST. oRoIx. on
ships, In the counties Of Pepin and Pierce.
At the Land Once AZ EAU CLAIRE, on The lat
day Of eSTosEs next, the reserved sections in ten
paris q ne OF Clarke. 0hip
AT the Land Once At sTEvENe POINT, on the
TsEnship. and pert. Of Townships In the counties
y AT the Lana once e1 At MEHAsHA. on the stb d.v
Of OCTOBER next, sixty seven Townships and parts
Of Iowpsnips IN the county Of 0conto.
ds! Of NovENBEg next, the reserved sections in
eighty one tow n ships and parts Of townahips in
the counties Of Ashland. La Points. Burnett and
,Aiths Land Once at BAYFIELD,. on the 18th
day Of EovEN sER nAxt, forty nine town.hips and
Ssrts OF toSSs hips in the counties Of Ashland, La
J II. IDMUNps
Comnissioner 81 the &c neral Land One.
SENERAk LAND OFFICE. Japeh 1854
NoIE.-Under the regulstfols OF the Depart.
ment. as heretofore and now EXISTING, no pay usut
te such Pubi shers a. are sseetal.y sxtharized 70
bsblish By the Connissionsr Of the General Land
~NSS' 49,. " <o-lswBw
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NOTICE TO SHIPPRRS.
The Steamer EXPRESS, CAPT \. A. RYrHlR,
leaves Washipg ton at O. m , and Al
exandria at ] .. N EVERY SAT.
s SKDAY Tor Giy%Snt. Budds Ferry
Stores, Matthias Point, Chapel Point PioVdsnZ
r Mn.si t Ian Whsr1 Stones Wharf Our
Piney Point, Point Lookout, and arrives n RAN
more ~ 8 D. n on 6anday
j. B. Bryan BRO ,ARents
ap7-d No. 3lS Penna svenue
ID IOHAOND, FBEDERICKBBUR0 AND pa
h TOAAO RAILROAD,
TO TRAvELLERs GOING SOUTH.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-10-26

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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-20

.AuNARRow EeCAFE--Y Yesterday,
while preparations we're going forward
for the sweepstakes trosting match, a
gentleman on the track was Knocked
down and nearly run over bya horse
and sulky. He happily escaped with
out scrious injury, but lost one skirt
Of his coat The habit eflcrossing
the track while the trials of fast
horses were going on, and which pre-
vailed 80 extensively, was in the
highest degree reprehensibId. mud we
are astonished that lserious accidents
did not occur. Persons seemed TO
take the risk Of crossing the track
simply 10 spite aud annoy the police.