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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-15

Our BODILY INHIRMTIEs. intirml.
tles arc the lot OF ALL Millions are always sick.
No man, woman or child II uniformly 10 perfect
health. Much, however, Of the sickness and
suffering which render llfe burden to 90 many
Of our iellOW.beings IL due to oarelessnoss and
neglect. A mighty antidOts to the leading
causes Of disease has been provided. II 10 as
harmless as II Is eflclent. No poisonous drug
enters into its composition. 1t 10 an uudeh led
stimulant, tonic and aperient, OF which every
ingredient IL vegetable. This unoNceptlOnAble
preventive and restorative medicine u not "a
new thing under the SUM-" Host etters Stom.
ach BltlsTs will soon have been before the world
quarter OF century, and Il Is not too much TO
aver that Thousands, aye, tens Of thousands, are
now using II who would have been In their
graves years ago had they not been strengthened
and sustained by this wholesome stimulAnL
The rapldlty with which minor ailments Often
become, when neglected, obstinate diseases, 10
we'll known. This tonic IL famous for the lmme
diate check which II gives TO these breeders Of
deadly disorders Tho sensation Of languOr,
the sick headache, the nervousness, the indispo.
brain, the physical debility, which are intended
10 premonlsh us Of the approach Of serious dan.
ger, are Invariably removed by few doses Of
the Bltters. The fame Of tho preparation as a
genuine specific for dyspepsia, bilious com.
plants, maiaTiOps feverg, rheumatism and
chronic debility lsas vide as the world and IN
these days Of Infamous ehaTlAtanism, whom
horco oathartlcs, that rob the invalid Of the last
remnants OF his strength, are advertised as In.
MIGRANTS %, II is indeed a blessing 10 mankind
that Hoststter's Stomach Bitters are sveTyW here
procurable, and everywhere popular.
OclA MW&F
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-15

The annual sale Of property In arrears for
taxes was begun yesterday by Collector Slater
ut MetZeT0tt hall, assisted by Col. W. l.. Bran
hall, his deputy. The collector stated that 10
per cent. would be required when tho property
Is knocked down, and that II should he borne In
mind that according to tho law the District Of
Columbia Is a bidder, and those pieces Of prop
eTtY not bid on will he considered as having
been bid In by the District government othcr par
ties having tho right, however, to take the bid
before the close Of the sale. He also stated that
In consequence Of the order closing tho District
Offices yesterday on account Oi the funeral Of
Mr.. Seward, the sale would he proceeded with
hut a short time. The sale was carried through
leLter 4, and Lhen hlIOnTned unlIl lI.lny.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-15

PoLICH CoURT - Judge SnsH - Yesterday,
Lloyd SlscO, assault on Alexander Lancaster;
70. William Harrison, threats against Ills for.
mer wiiei some months ago Harrison was put
under bonds TO keep the peace Tor tho Same Of
tencei the Judge decided that he must renew his
bonds. John Wilson and Edward Wade for.
ieited collateral for disOrdoTly conduct John
Carnes and Edward Quilts; same, Andrew
Jackson, John Jones aud George PatTa, disOT.
derby conduct; Jones was dismissed and tho
other fined t5 WIN. 0Illen aud Patrick Uascoo
forfeited collateral for disorder. VIM. Taylor
same. Christopher Tyler and William Machin,
and Alice Greenfield, hOisterOus; IS each Mary
Jane Hall and Marc Taylor, prostitutes; work,
house. James Jackson, curslng; g. Geo. Barr,
pTOiAne; fOrieite d Is collateral. John King, In.
decent eNpOsurei 80. ThOs. Hughes, prOIane
80. Wesley Jackson, samei 81, Oscar Jacobs,
sAmej ". WIN. Henderson, same; Is. Charles
Weldon, stealing two chickens; reform school
Philip SohriVeT, threats to Annie wisneT; slOl
bonds 10 keep the peace. George Washing ton
assault on Sarah Lewis continued.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-15

This society held irs annual meeting last even.
Ing, when the following officers were elected tor
the ensuing year: President Mathew a. Em.
cry vice president, Charles 4. Ever secretary,
T. T. stewart; treasurer N. W. BuTchelli libra.
rlan, Mr.. skinner conductor, DR.. ]. Oaulheld :;
&. NJ. Parks, 4. II. Taylor, and John Morrison
The hTst rehearsal will take place next Monday
evening, at 1850 O'clJrk, In the lecture room Of
the Congregational uhurch, corner Of Tenth and
q streets, and concert may be looked TOR early
n tho season.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-15

Attention Is called to tho order, published
elsewhere, Of the marshal OF the Templars'
parade, which takes place "a. morrow, changing
the route Ut march. The reception committee,
In conformity with the programme, leave to-day
| for baltimore TO receive the Hartford Command.
cry and escort them to this city. Tomorrow
the parade will take place, alter which the TEN.
| plaTs will proceed 10 Mount Vernon, arrange
ments having been made TO accommodate oil
| Templars desiring to 20. Tho preparations for
| the hop at the National on the 18th are now be.
| ing made. II will be exclusively for Knights
Templars and their families, and promises " he
/ q most enjoyable affair.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-15


Dusty yesterday.
OlI BVreas held full sway In Warrington yes
torday.
Lots OF clerks walking around yesterday
morning for the loss Of seward and otherwise.
"Blddy's Lover" has been elected marshal OF
tho Homo Circle.
Company was out In full uniform last night,
all ready for Richmond.
sam BlnnlX, Of the Uomiquc, is the prince OF
doorkeepoTs. Polite and courteous to all, he Is
feature Of this pleasant place otresort.
The Fold" received two new recruits, and
there Is still room tor more.
"wnlls the LAMP holds out To burn" &c.
Information has been received here that Alex
Patterson, wellknOwn stOnecutteT, died at
sea lately while returning from Scotland,
whittier no had been In search Of health.
Austin II. Hasklns Is one OF the q nest looking
managers Of hotels In tho city. Gall and see
him nt Willard's whom II opens the hrst OF the
month.
Chauucoy II. snow arrived yesterday from his
summer quarters at Point Lookout, and may be
found In one Of tho sky paTlOTs Of the National.
His trip has done him good.
DR.. Thomas NJ. Harhin, who has been In In.
dlana 10 vote, delivered stirring speech for IN
Republican candidates ut indianapolis on the
18th inst.
hnyF, isA" sneidi." We eau discount HIN and
then beat him easily, when the nowsboys OF
Washington are Interested. Thompson - a
healthy looking ncwsDOy sure enough.
widows played his chimes yesterday
"mutiei.' That's good, widows; they sound
Cd we'll keep en- nuiiled all the timei u sounds
better than when they arc uncovered. The PEG
pie at large will thank you Tor II.
Jimmy s.. ol the A. q. o., reached town Sat.
urday, direct from tho PlttsbuTg convention,
which he says has Just adjourned. He reports
tho walking gUOd and the bloody chaams' we'll
bridEed.
In order to fully test tho heating apparatus In
the Jefferson school building before turning the
steam on, the schools have been closed tor a few
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-15

Of boots and shoes for ladies and gentlemen,
misses and children eau lie found at our friend
HaTtreli's, No, 700 seventh street, corner OF ],
where he has Just opened o large and superb
stock. This stock embraces tho productions Of
the most noted manufacturers IN the country,
and suTpasses any previous effort Of this famed
| old shoe establishment. BuTta fne shoes q
speciality. az this make the Ladies' will md a
beautiful and complete line.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-15

The New Jersey Republican Association met
at Clarke's hall last evening. In the absence
Of the president, Mr.. kalghn, vino has gone IN
take part 10 the campaign In the State, Mr.. ,
n, Draney presided. News Of a most enCuLT-
aging character was received from all parts OF
the State, New Jersey will do rs we'll MS Penn.
sylyania for Grant Arrangements were made
10 send voters In Government employment to
their dlEtFlgtB To vote,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-15

The residence Of Mr.. Mados, corner Of Tenth
and 4 streets, was entered Monday night and
rubbed Of 500. The fact was made known ut
police headquarters, aud on Wednesday Chief
Clarvoe anil Detective McDovItt arrested q
party named Peter Crosby, from Philadelphia,
upon suspicion Of being the rUb6or. Judge
Smell, yesterday morning, amer q partial exam.
iuatlon, committed him to jail for further
hearing.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-15

About O'Clock yesterday afternoon a man
named T. q. HOtIcltw fell from the second
story window Of the new building on street
near Seventh southwest, and was seriously
Injured about the back and head. lie was re-
moved to the office OF DR.. Hammett OpDOslte
where 10 injuries were dressed alter which he
was removed to his home On Eighth between q
and II streets
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-15

The sub.boaTd Of school trustees OF the Fourth
district have male all their arrangements for
the dedication Of the Jefferson school building
lust completed. The ceremony will take piece
On the first SATURDAY In December. President
Grant, with other dignitaTies Of tho nation,
will be present. The Grafton will he delivered
by Mr.. b. q. Northrup, secretary VI the Board
" Education Of Connecticut. This gentleman
has been Tor many years connected with the
cause Of education In the Eastern states, and IL
intondont j. OrmOnd Wilson will also deliver
an address. Thomas T.. Lloyd, esq, OF tho
building committee, will deliver the keys Of the
building to Governor Cooke, who will In turn,
after few remarks, deliver tho same TO the
president Of tho Board OF School Trustees. The
musical portion Of the programme will be rem.
dsrgd by selected chorus OF sixty pupils, undor
the leadership Of Prof Joseph II. Daniel
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-15

THURsToH's Ivory Pearl Tooth Powder is the
best DontriHos In use. Il keeps the Teeth clean
and white, and the gums sound and healthy.
Price 70 and 20 cents.
JoUvEE's Inodprous Kid Glove Cleaner 10 far
superior TO anything known. Price 70 cents.
THoHPsoE's PomAds optlmo IL exquisite. It
softens, beautihes, and strengthens the hair.
Price rs and 90 cents.
All for sale by DruFRista.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-15

The Washington aud Georgetown Railroad
Company have completed the south track Of
their road On Pennsylvania avenue, from First
70 Fourth streets east, aud yesterday commenced
lowering tue tracks between Fourth and Eighth
streets TO the established grade OF tho Avenue.
At present the cars stop At Fourth street, from
which point passengers arc conveyed 10 stages
to the navy yard gate.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-15

German named Christian LANCE, aged
abSlt nifty years. died suddenly Sunday night,
at No. l7i2 T. street Coroner Patterson was
notified, but deemed an inquest unnecessary, as
LNnVe's death was caused by oOngeStlve chill.
The body will be Inferred at the expense Of the
District government
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-15

WHhB6y w24B g. BAJ ~ I ~
SURE sh e ETHAN TIA APP RefiW .i HEATING

Nothing Q injected with our home, its health,
comfort and happiness Gao iusuJ command more
important consideration than tho quality and vital
~ q the air, the element uPon which chiefly az,
pondh the existence OF those most dear 70 ua, our
wives and children, Whl apsnd the greater part Of
their lives within doors Hence, the Asuhoal neat
which may male that air impure beoomea subject Of
paramount signihoAnoe. The following are lev OF
the many bulldinEs who're our Apparatus 4 IN use
Howard univorSitr, OOrooran Art uAnety, Masonic
Temple, supreme Court room, UonGIelfional Library
and ROtundA Of United States Capitol MAllAoh School,
dESIllnE, MAnhall BroWnr, Thod, j. DutAnts, Gen,
Geo, W. RAll0oh'a Governors Mansion, (AnnApOlih, }
lum, baltimore send Tor descriptive 0lreulAr and
THE PARIS RANGE AND PARLOR BUN AND
LIGHTNING klhE,PlAOk HEATERS reoslVod
The pr miumH at die Maryland STATE Fair, The faT Of
The Maryland Institute, and American Institute Fair
a. New York. Thsg are The bosl RAngos and hlgo-
IHnslp4l Dsalsn In WAshinGton, Georfoiosn hnd
A loIAhdTh, eopllm
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-15

to those In want Of good boots and shoes, at tho
lowest prices, will mud for their Inspection u
splendid now stock at Gartrell's old established
boot and shoe emporium, 800 Seventh street,
corner Of /. BuTt'5 shoes for ladies, misses anu
children speciality.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-15

Mr. CARROLL +. WINsLOw: invites your at.
tenllon TO his idll and winter stock ct Gentle.
mems Furnishing Goods, which Is now iull aud
complete, comprising Underwear, medium and
heavy, Hosiery, Collars, and his great specially,
Shirts, ready made and to order. We have
HnnnlNlNnnIn ANnnmn-
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-15
METROPOLITAN VARIETY TTEArHR

BURIAL HuRRAH HURRAHl
FRESH ATTRACTIONS FOX TIKI Nj LION
gRl New and BFilliEnt stsFs "A
hetppearanee OF the tsmona an NoTd.rennWntd
Ethiopian comedian, JOHN MUILI0AN aud
BILLY RlOt, who will appear this eBEAEeme mt In
- entire new aotieH ot their GdsBpllttinE oomlos
les, A New hen'atinu- hTst appear, poo Ia Wash.
ingt9n q The Erett Prntesn Dancer, Miss LHTirlA
hAkbNLlk, In her wonderful trans foFmAtion dance,
making Ten oompleie charges OF costume In one
dance. Also, hTst Appearance OF the pleasing char.
Peter .rtiste, Nils FLORA MAKENzIF. NiISra
hAdls hogors, Kate, LAura and Emma Harrison,
aura Graham, Emma uordrn, ChArt Gardner and
jas PoIter 10 tTssh and chgigo oo Of novelties Oh
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-15

No. 423 Seventh street northwest, under Odd
Fellows hall, Tor the Providence Raltsr for gen.
tlemen-the hnost and most nObby galtGr Il. The
city
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-15

The Weed Sewing MAchlne-the machine that
Rlves moro general satisfaction than any other
can DO purchased or leased on favorable terms,
at Company'G Agency, 400 Ninth stroot. I'm
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-15

Mr.. u. +. Peters, clerk to the health OtiiceF,
has prepared TcpQTt which shows that from
-LlEdarS'l |, 1872, To the present time there have
been reported TO The health officer $50 cases Of
smallpox. OF this number 10 were removed to
2j7 cases have been reported and 80 deaths have
occurred.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-15

An opera. without something good to eat Rfler
II Is not much, and as good thugs to eat as the
markets afford are to he found at the private
suppeT.TOOms Of tho Monogram, corner Thir-
tsenth and 4 streets; and the hnest wines, &c.
The Tried oysters there are inlmtable, and every
thing Il cooked beautifully,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-15
AMSisSsVS HE,N 49,.

National ThsHtTe-I.s GRAND Duchssse.
Many to whom lack Of ready knowledge VI the
French language has been an obstacle In the
way OF complete enjoyment Of the various opera
bOuies given In this city by French troupes, will
gladly avail themselves Of an opportunity TO
Judge these peculiar productions rendered In
our own vernacuIar. The Holman troupe intro
duccd themselves to n Washington public last
night, assisted by an old favoTlte, Peakes, In a
prominent role, In tho opera Of Tho Grand
duchess" " which tho light exhilaratlng and
much affected music possesses the true "trcEsy
SUiru Of the buutie. and ls universally familiar
tied. PeRkcs, aside from his horrible and de.
c'dOdly ultra ridiculous dress, makes very good
GENERAL Boum, aud his excellent voice 10 used
~ good advantage In the music OF that part.
BrSndIsi and barton were acceptable, the former
guuwing much cpse.
The Holman sister, are young, bright and
ambitious. Miss Sailie rs lie Grand Duehesse
looks scarcely equal In physique TO the chaTae-
too; but she acts with considerable sparkle
and much dDl0mb for ono so young. Her voice,
though not strong nor Of great compass Is true,
sweet and we'll skilled In execution OF the iamli.
iur songs OF the Duchosse, and she sang lie
SAbin' with quite dashing air: The pretty
Wanda was pleasing, hut her vocal powers were
not greatly tested. The choTuses were we'll
some neutrality-suspicious..
This English version Of opera Bouiio IL
thoroughly angliciIed in spirit digestlng each
part Of il NJ Sais quot peculiar to French com
position. To mAnv II becomes more attractive
since every touch Of license Is withdrawn and
diycsted Of all approach TO the meretrlcious
"unny," all the " Frenchy" tone detTaotod.
Tonight the "EuchantresI" will be presehted,
m opera full Of familiar and pleasant music.
1t has Justly been fayoriIo since Caroline
RicEings Hrst produced Il In our city. Both
Pcakes and Miss Sallie Holman will sing with
effect In this opera, and the ohoruses are oxcel'
lent
The Theatre CsmIaue.
AS We predicted, a crowded house greeted the
new efforts Of the managers Of the Theatre Com
tina last pIybt Thu new star Harry Brown
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-15
EEHS 6 S9HEE 2E @ RES

In me oGsS Of william ]. LEWIS, sHsoutOI Of JOHN
LIwig doooassd the 81 atoT Afo oaad has, With tho
Appreciation OF The supreme OonIt Of the nltTiot Of
Oolumbla sioTSIald, Anpnintsd ATURDAY, the 9th
dSy on NovsmbRT b, 1872, Tor the hnAl ssttlemoht
and distribution Of the PeTsonai estate Of said do
ceased and o. the assets In hand a. far as the
have been eollaotsd and tuTned into mnnfyi When
and where all thu creditors and heirs Of said deceased
are not hod u attend, With their claims pFqpeTly
yOuehed, or they may Otherwise b. Law be eho utHd
from ali bsneht 10 aad dsoeA9ede saiato Proyided
a ooby 81 this order b. published once a week to-
IhTss weeks In the Republican pFsyi9ns 70 sald day.
SssiiGihSv' R;Gi'tsT q Win.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-15

OyERCoATB, heavy and medium welphtg, in
beaver, kersey aud melton, In all the fashion.
able shades. EiAEMAN y BRO.,
JOb Seventh BueO,, May building
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-15
TnR LIGuT-HUNNING
aF8.a - Wsa.l80.y0.

DOMESTIC"
Sewing Machine Is the best Of ALL The perfec.
tion Of stitch on all kinds Of goods, great range
Of work, ease Of operation, noiselsss, Tor more
nearly sothAn any other shuttle machine self
adjusting tensions, simplicity and durability Of
all parts IL not eQuAlsd In any other machine.
once, pOS street, Masonic Temple.
NJ. p. ADAMS h Co, Agents.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-15

uLRNGARYs, from go to go, In black, brown
' 90 Seventh street, third door above E,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-15

JUST Received A SMALL INVOICE
on CHUfUE HALAnA GRAPES. AMEkl-
DAN TIA COMPANY.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-15

PARKNTs AND GUARDIANS will hni It to their
advantage 10 examine our stock Of Youths ,
Boys and Children's Clothing.
ROMAN Cox, Sol seventh street.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-15

Two THaUsAND DOLLARS given away daily at
tho ON photograph store, 3l5 Ninth street
near Pennsylvania avenue.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-15
Reporters.

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81 o. SsROgrdphsr S'yp, late Nth Ofictdi Ne
O6UTt Of d. O., ETaH. porisrt II Chicago
tasf IN ChaaoeFr, D, s. CoHFta,
CBnir, sr-og, O6Ht'f Of
C0srt oC 0lainls,
CLEPIHANE ~ BRAILEY,
STRNO0RAPHRRs AND LAW REPORTERS
Ohiees-Nc. 10 street, between lTst rnd heo
0nd streets, facing Indiana Ayenpet and Room l2a9
street. between ThiTteou'h and fouI tooulh, soulh.
sFn OlAlma Commission Building. Shorthand Ro.
parts furnished Of testimony and other proceedings In
COURT, DISPOSITIONS 10 OhAuoorJ Arguments In PGtant
OAsss. 40 NIB
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-15

PATTI--MARIO.


THE sTRAR0BCH CONCERTS
MADLLE OARLoTTA PATTI,
,...,, The World renowned OAntAtTioe,
hAD'Ll.E OARENO, the Di,tiBR uIshsd PiaGists,
- $500. MISS GARY, the fayorIts uontFAlto,
NONE bAUREr, tho TAlsnted ' ioliu Nlrtuoto,
and tI0NOR MARIO, tho o,iNhTated Tenor,
go Conductor, blGNOH MARIO,
will make their hnt appearance this season In Wash.
- - IN TWO GHAND CONCERTS,
On "WEDNESDAY AID THURSDAY, oct. 1917,
Reserved sSsist e.. The sails Of seats will CON.
menos on MONDAY, OntobeF Ia, Al % a m Al
MotEerott Cos muIlo store ooiO'u
WEHEHH STRING BAND-PHOF LOUIS
w WEBhH, Iasiated by hrst.olAss musicians, IL
nou ready o furnish Al the lAtsst and mos popular
Mphio Tor Germans, PaTtlss, Balls, Receptions, &C.
His patrons rely upon reosyinE perfect aAtstAe.
ton OTdATs can be left At ". q NetEttott a Go q
klhas and At my residence, 3l5 seventh stree
southeast between @ and Gtrsots, Navy Yard
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-15

We HEARD WINsLOw tell man that heavy
Underwear costs this year" We know that be-
IUTa NJ said
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-15

WtHatnw says every one should have new
iaVeaasl Collar, Good enough.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-15

The following was tue range OF the thormom.
etef yesterday at HcmUler's upticihn store, No.
ass Pennsylyanla avenue, corner Of Fuur-Nnd.u.
half street 8 a. IN, 30; 10 a. IN %; u n., b5;
p. m, OF up. M, o.; o y. m, 49, s p. IN, 20.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-15
ID krATR8

RY TIE PREsiDiR.s$SssJT TnE UNrrED
PROOLAM NATION,
Of he URiysd States Of hasTios. 20 SSIsby SSslsS
and mafs tboEn that public sales Of valuable Pine
p ths State q AInnoSOtA, at the periods hereinafter
A The Land once At g. Cloud. Mlnns,ots. com.
msnoinG on MONDAY, January Is, lsl3 fer the sale
e timber land; rot Rysy OasJ dPossd o. y the A.
North Of base line and west Of fourth principal
ToSRships % and "a In raBEs9S
ToHn.hlps q and illp 6anEeA
North Of base line and west Of afth prIp cir al merit
diam
Township 30 Of IAnEofp.
To~n,blps iss and 10, oiTSPsSBI.
Townships " r., lss and ~ o. ranEot g.
a. he Ss 9s6 L Hsos &c 4.
Aforementioned Townships and pGTtS Of townships.
North of base line and west Of hfth principal mo.
TidIAn.
Townships 49,, rs, laq, and llO, In range -.
5owR.siigs NJ III w, ..add sd ~, 70 range
iS~uships is, iS, and 10, 10 iG0ES 70.
Al a. he'd q dGSss SH1P S Nv es a
per 40 Sasol a9d ~ lands hsla = @inl9G% price
Nll Do disposed Of A. not iess Than one dollar and
i2nSs spPTopsG.d 5; sI ioI the use OF soboo
ousUo.. aT % % rom % '0r
The oherhE Of the Aboys llnds VII b eopmsnsed
In which they are advertised until the whole shall
have been GhSTed, and the sales thas closed but
sale shall be koDt open OaEoF than two yot h. and
private ent o. hny q ne lands WI be admitted until
Llsts ~ sectional sub divisions In the hands Of
the local ooeu, and will DO open for tho examination
Of those dsslrtnk 70 purohAae,
President Of the United stattS.
| BY the President
WILLIS DRUMMoHD,
MOTOR TO PRR.HMPTION OLAfMANTB,
EVsFy person entitled 70 the OF pre- smption 70
any Of the lands within the townships and LATis o.
townships above enumerated required to establish
the TO the satisfaction OF the Registers and Ho,
oslVsrs Of the proper land otesS and male payment
theT0foT practicable after seeing this no
tloe, and before the day appointed for the oommenoe
ment Of the publo sale OF the lands embracing the
WILLIS DRuMMOND,
OommlSIionsr Of the General Land once.