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BY J. Il. DOWNS, Auctioneer.
[ NSATURDAf MORNING, 9th inst, at 10
Orphans Court, the effects of Bernard Brien de-
ceased, consisting of ' 0
English silver Lever Hunting Watch,
Lot OF w caring Apparel, two trunks,
toilet tahlA sword cane umbrella, &c,
Ieins cash. JOIN II. DOWNS. Auct'r.
au 1851 $40 Pennsylvania avenue.
MARSHAL'S SALE.-In virtue of a writ of
l'h herr facas, issued from the Clerks Office of
the Circuit Court of the District of Columbia for
the county OF Washington, and 10 me directed,
shall expose To public sale, for CASH, in front of the
auction Room Of A. Green, cOrnsr of 18th and ID
streets, on THURSDAY, the Cd of Sc ptember
1883, at 10 O'Clock a. M. the following described
goods ard chattles to wit; Dbl. of puIe Vinegar
Dds OF Old w hIsky, and casks OF superior French
Brandy, seized and levied upon as the goods and
chatt!es of Jonas p Levy. and will he sold 10 sat
lsty adIca's No. I. to October term 1888 in favor
OF Howell Strbling, VS.. Jonas 2. Levy.
w. SELDEN, Marshal
au l7-dts for the District of Columbia
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MARSHAL'S SALE.-In virtue of a writ of
lfl tIerl Fsclas, issued from the Clerks Office of
the Circuit Court Of the District Of Columbia for
the County of WashInstO ton. and to me directed, 1
shall expose TO public SALE for cash, front of the
Court House door of said COUNTY, on rRIDAY,
the Sd of september next, 1853, at - O'Clock m the
following described property, 10 w.t.: All Defend
ants right, title, claim, and Intere and TO Lot
No. IN Square NO. Sal, In the city of Washing ton
ID e. together with all am singular the improve
ments thereon, seized and LEVIED upon the prop
erty Of VIM III. flaming, and will be sold to satisfy
judicial %. lsc, to October term, 1885, in favor of
John h. Morgsn.
w. SELDEN, Marshal
au Hts for the District of Columbia
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DLACKISTONE'S PAVILTON.-The under
- signed tOf Washington Lay ing taken
viii fsSeVs asT srJf July re TS
PavIhoG Is in 81. Mary's county. Md near BlauT
istGne Islapd ana IS accessible 10y Stca" ers from
the most easant in the state ard the water pos
sesses healthtu mine 81 properties. Good Bathing
Fixtures, p easaDt and commOdious Ch-mber G.
o0nEodation.. spacious Dining AID Ball ooms
with Ntrandan of nearly one huadred feet front
to the enjoy ment of the guests His Table will be
supplied with all the Injuries of the water. His
and Cigars. First rate Cotlllon Music. din cent
Servants, and every attention may be relied on SAL
and Fishing Boats AWAY 8 at hand. The fishing is
unsurpassed in the United states Terms 81 so per
day for less than a week for a W eek more 81 IS
per diem.
r. S.-rhere will be a Grsnd independence Ball at
the Pavilion the night of the sth July. ind every
fortnight thereafter throughout the season.
au lO-eolm X. J. MARSHALL, Prop'r,
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A. GREEN, Auct.

NARSHAL'S SALE.-ln vntue of 9vrIts
l'I of ferI facas Issued from the Clerks office OF
the Circuit Court of the District Of Columbia for the
County of Washington. and to me directed, shall
expose to public sale, for CASH, AZ front Of the
81 day of September, 1853, at II O'Clock M. the Toll
LOWING described property, to wit All defendants
rEht ttIe claim, ana interest IN and TO Lots Nos 8
and 4. IN DIury's subdivision of Square No 20
IN the city of Washington, ID. c.. together with ali
and singular the improvements thereon, seized and
levied upon as the property OF John ii. Drury. and
wall be sold TO satisfy gudicias No. 29S and xs. to
ctobsr term, lass, IN favor of Geo r.. 81 +. Sang
stOn. w. SELDEN. Marshal
au II dts for the District Of Columhia
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<hR. II. JAMES, THE RETIREUPHb 81
~ clan, discovered, while In the East indies
"a certain cure for Consumption, Asthma, bron-
4 chItIs, Coughs, Colds, and General Debility The
!! remedy was discovered by him when his only
4 enid daughter, was given up to die. his c! lid
was cured and Is now alive and well. Deslrous
of benehtIng mis- fellow-mortas he will send 10 |.
those who wish 1t, the recipe containing full di-
rectlons lot making and using this remedy, free, \
on receipt OF their DameS. Address
o. p. BROWN,
su 6-3m No. IS Grand ST.. Jersey City. N. J.
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A STILL GREATER REDUCTION IN THE
"A PRICES OF DRY GOODS.
Prior to making change in my business on the LIST
of September. shall sell off The remainder of my
stock of rich fancy dress silks, figured and PLAIN
black Silk Robes. French Chintzes. Figured SWISS
MuslIDs. rich Muslin and Cambria Fl0uncings and
fered extremely lew ana many at half price, to CLOSE
out during this month.
All sales at tn csc Il W rates must be for Cash
must again request all parties indebted to me to
CAL aud 10 The bills tie the LIST Of Septt mber
The accounts of those failing to do so will be placed
IN other hands for settlement.
]. W.COLLEY,
gu l8-2v SIS 18th ST.. doors north Pa av
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AUCTION SALES.
TO-DAY q TOMORROW MORNING
By A. GREEN, Auctioneer.

By A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
E&TENSIvE SALE OF DSOME
ID eILDlNG LoTs IN THE FIRST WARD AND NEAR
oaksENtL, AT AucffoN.-On THURSDAY,
clash instant, shall sell, the premises, az
Lot No ~. In square No "a. 90
No oes '<5' 10, - %, q, n, q, and q, IN Ser
Inc Inc sSave mentioned property is on and N, be-
ATSO'CLOCk the same everin, .h.u,.u -f
LOIS NOS and ?, IN Square No 81 s"aH sen
Lot No. ], In east of square No 81
2lst and I'D streets. euu u between
AND AT Ga O'CLOCK, Ishsll sell
Lots Nos 10 and 10. in Square No ID
rms operfy fronts on north X, between es, n "A
18th streets west. so" onu
All the above property is handsomely located
ON FRIDAY. the Goth instant, \ shall sell in
IRONY OF the premises. commencing az O'clock D. m
on the hrs named property 800
LOIS Nos. ], 2, s, and Il, in square No 6fa
Lot No. ~, in Square No. 65S
Lot No 9, 10 Square No 656
sena. ~ ~ 's' vi INC hi-
=, Terms: One-fOurth cash the balance in g. y and
70 months, Tor notes bearing interest from day of
dlsputabe. iiHe III
au l4-Q A. GREEN Auct
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BY A. GREEN, AuotIonser.
MALE OF BACON ACCOUNr OF TIE
- GoyERNMKNr.-OnSAT URDAyM NOR NiNr
R ae ast instant shall Sc in from Of nv Auction
nSopn. at lhe corner OF 18th and ID streets 81 10
O'Clock, q. m. account of the t,oyernmen,, a ~
los. Bacon Sldes -i'ioo
by order of the Quartermaster
6u Is-a A. GREEN, Auctioneer
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w. HOT-AIR nc~
sOS X n A c f 8. ZO(
PHIL ADELPHIA

l. AGE h1t d HP + 5 K pEpor
no. 81 Pa av between ~ and 9Th sits.
=. III We send the Beer free Of cost 10 any part of
the city.
m SI-6m GA GERE,,KH
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NOR kENT.-A three story BRICK HOUSE,
L with basement. on I'd street, GEORGETOWN, the
late residence of Nj. Ile Eodsco, coR:ang 10 ar IL
rooms; The house and lot are large am N complete
order having al the necessary out dlngs batGs,
&c. IL IL one of the most oOmmodlOus I'm George
town, and well arranged for comfort and elegance.
Apply to BROOKE b. WILLIAMS, 6 GEORGETOWN
ap 29-tf
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DIRTY GuTrER.-EditOr Of the Star Per-
NIT me, through the columns Of your valuable
paper, to call the attention Of the Commissioner
OF the Sixth Ward, to the condition Of the putter
on the north side Of vi street between Tenth and
Eleventh; it is full Of dirty, jstagnant water
making everybody sick CLKAyIIsr..
August 10Th, le5S
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GEORGETOWN ADVKRTIsFMTf
MAYORS OFFICE,

THE ABOVE CONDEMNATION IL POST
pOned, on account of the weather until MONDAY,
the 2sd instant, at the same hour and place.
X. X. CRAWFORD,
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Local and Miscellaneous.
be handed in on Tuesday evening, to insure
an insertion.
City Treasurer.

Some of our friends who were present at
the Republican Mass Meeting, On Thursday,
and ,,erhaps some who were not present, may
not be informed as to the reason why Mr.. d.
C. Mitchell who was nominated by the con-
vention for City Treasurer. did not appear on
the ticket as such candidate. For the informa-
ton of such persons and in justice to both Mr..
M. and Mr.. s J. Warden who is elected to the
office, we will state that Mr.. Mitchell was alb
sent on the day of the convention, but return
ed the day after, and peremptorily declined the
nomination, leaving vacancy, which the COM
mittee appointed to meet such an emergency,
with much difficulty, persuaded Mr.. Warden
TO fill We will also state in this connection
that Mr.. Warden lost six votes in the 1st ward
on account of mistake in printing the tick
cts, reducing his majority that much below the
rest Of the ticket.
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It appears from notice of A. A. Stuart,
Esq, in another place, that Mr.. Wendell, hav-
). ing engaged in business at the East, desires to
sell his property IN this city, and that it can
be had cheap for cash. This is a chance of
which purchasers should avail themselves.
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The wet weather still continues, causing
the further use Of the Des MoiIes, which is
higher now than at any previous time this sea-
son. From this it would seem that the rs
have an important influence upon floods. 81
was The year Of the great flood, as were IA &
'37. How it was further back we have for
gotten. The oldest inhabitant might recol ec,.
We are inclined to the opinion that there is
something in the coincidence.
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Daniel Clark, an old and respectable mer-
chant Of Newton, Ind, says;''I have sold all
Of Dr.. Bakers Pain Panacea, and almost all
Of Halps Basam-they are both very popular.
have not had single bottle returned yet,
although I have always sold subject TO the
warrantee. Your medicines are considered
the best that have ever been here. Those that
have used them recommend them very high
ly." THIS is but one among hundreds of let
tiers, equally conclusive, of the great populari-
ty these invaluable medicines have, when once
they become known. For sale by agents every
where. See advertisement.
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Last Monday evening was busy time at
our wharf, there being three boats in port at
the same time-hllice, Clara Hine and Col.
Morgan,-dischargin and taking on freight.
The river is in fine boating condition and bids
fair to remain so for some time.
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Chapter 1919.

AN ACT to regulate Public Shows.
> SEC. 1. Be itenacied By the General assem-
big of the State of Iopa, That before any *
hibition or exhibitors of any travelling show,
not already prohibited by law shall be allow
ed to exhibit or show any natura!or artificial
!. curiosity, or exhibition, of horsemanship in a
circus or otherwise, for any price, ain nr
Judge Of the County in which he or they intend
TO show or exhibit. for permit, and the coun-
~ Judge shall give him or them permit speci-
flying the time. place or places he or they may
be allowed to show or exhibit in the county,
on the person;or persons thus applying paying
into the county treasury the amount such coun-
ty Judge NAV assess on him or them for the
privilege of exhibiting or showing such show.
which assessment shall in no case exceed one
hundred dollars nor less than ten for each and
every place at which such show shall be ex-
hibited Provided, it shall not be necessary
for any exhibitor or exhibitors as aforesaid to
to show or exhibit in ary incorporated town
or city where by the laws or ordinances of
such town or city such exhibitor or exhibitors
may be required TO obtain permit or license
from the municipal authorities of such town
or city.
SO. That il any person or persons shall ex-
hibit any public show without first having OBJ
tanned the permi, according to the provisions
of this act, he or they shall, for every such
offence, pay the sum of one hundred dollars,
to be recovered in an action of debt at the suit
OF the county Judge or treasurer, or any citi-
zens Of the county, before any Justice of the
peace Of the county in which the offence may
be committed, and paid into the treasury Of
said county.
S3 That all monies paid into the treasury
of any county under the provisions Of this act
shall be appropriated for the support Of COM
mon schools in said county, and it shall be the
duty of the treasurer Of such county annually
to apportion the same to the respective school
districts in his county, according to the mum.
Der of youths therein, ard to pay the same to
the several districts Of his county at the time
the general school fund is paid and distributed.
"a This act shall take effect from and af-
ter it publication in the Iowa State Journal
and Iowa Citizen.
STEPHEN b. SHELLEDY
Speaker Of tn, House Of Representa- ives.
DRAM FAVILLE,
President of the Senate.
Approved March 22d, 1858.
RALPH p. LOWE.
hereby certify that the foregoing is a true
copy from the original roll on file in NV Office.
ELIJAH SELLS.
Secretary Of State.
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Our streets are in any thing else but de-
sirabe predicament, the rain having had a
bad effect on the soil, making it rather damp
and s:saft'' in places, to the discontinue of
those wearing low shoes.
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We owe friend Daegett, Of the Ottumwa
Agricultural Implement & Seed Store, an apol-
ogy for neglecting to notice last week very
useful little article for polishing cutlery,
which we assure him has been found very
useful at home. We advise our readers to
call and examine it. No family should be
without it, and the same might be said Of nu-
merous equally useful articles at Daggett's.
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Blushing is said TO be sign that something
eye, and bespeaking the inward purity of the
heart When woman ceases to blush, she
has lost her greatest charm.
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We understand that some gentlemen have
purchased an out lot in this CITY for the pur-
pose of erecting at an early dav Foundry &
perience TO engage largely and carry on sue
ces fully this important branch Of business
The property is situated near the lower mill,
and the depot grounds of the Burlington and
Mo. River Railroad.
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CAR a..

CARD.
.fs" TO MY PATR0NS.--I would return my sincere
thanks for the good share of public patronage bestowed
upon my establishment, and would say, that,
wthstanding the lateness of the season in which my
store opened, have added largely to my stock,
and have larger stock Of articles in my line than
be found in store west Of the Mississippi Hav-
ing had fourteen years experience in the drug business
and having competent assistant ply sicians and 9TH
ers requiring medicines be confident of being
suited ia every respect. WIN. +. ELMENDoRF,
Apothecaries Hail. Richards Buildings,
nol5 Ottumwa Iowa,
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Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Bonncts,

Neat door Vest Of E2aendo,y'a Dug Stare.
Is in receipt of well selected stock of assorted
merchandise, comprising everything usually kept in
Dry Goods store all of which he durin the
present hard times in the East at the low prices that
prevailed for cash. and which he will sell to his Gus.
toiSers at correspondingy low rates. All who want
goods will find IL to their advantage 10 call and exam
Inc my stock and prices. l am receiving q first.
rate stock of
FAMILY GROCERIES, SUGAR, COFFEE,
Family Soap, Spices, Cotton Yarn, Glass, Nails Sc
Dec II, 1857. C. c. WARDEN
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OTTUMWA ACADEMY,
Latin s. Greek Languages.
&. q. PACKARD.

w Hardware, Iron, Steel Nails. and Glass. Also
agent for Lippncott a. Bro 5 Fire Proof Safes.
At all times good assortment of Carriages and Bug
gie on hand from the celebrated carriage repository
Of Packard Barnum, Warren Ohio.
* Opposite the Curew House, Ottumwa. tnI-ly
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Special Notices.
RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

There will be services of the Protestant Episcopal
Church, at the Court House, every Sunday until
further notice Services TO commence at 10 o'clock
A. NJ, and 3 p NJ. Unfit
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Flower Seeds.

large assortment of the best and newest varieties
Of Flower Seeds.
Also for sale Usage Orange Seed and Plants; Yellow
Locust Seed; Onion Sets.
These Seeds having all been carefully selected from
the stocks of the best growers In the country such
ID. Landreth Sons, Philadelphia Nourse 4 Co.'S of
Boston, and others of established reputation purcha
sers can depend upon this stock being in
reliable.
Select Fruit and Ornamental Trees Shrubs, Plants,
etc, ETC., furnished In any quantity and the very
lowest prices.
complete stock Of Agricultural and Horticultural
Tools and Machines kept constantly hand and for
sale by KEITH ROBINSON a CO.,
noS2m Main Street, Burlington Iowa.
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An unparalleled Discovery!
Positive A(,yE ERAnKC <,TDR Z

AtOyELE'S Rebeerine Mixture is positive cure fo-
z i Fever and Ague and all Bilious diseases. This
Mixture has been before the public for a number Of
years and has always been used with success. 1t is
harmless and certain remedy. Get pamphlet from
the Druggists and read it and you will be satisfied
For sale here by DIR. Tayor-in st. Louis by IT,.
Blakesy, and in Rock Island, Is by the Proprietor.
no-lO-ly
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Observation-Disclosures I'm PIGMENTS and
Machines.
uNHE attention Of the trade and public is invited to
the large stock of Grass, Garden ard Flower Seeds
of the crop of 1851, offered for sale at the Bur
lington Agricultural Warehouse and Seed Store.
The assortment consists in part of the following:
Grass Seed.
Timothy, Glover, Hungarian, Cor German Millet, >,
Millet, Blue, Red Top and Orchard
Garden Seeds.
Marrowfat Early Kent, Champion of England Blue
Imperial and Landreths Ex Early Peas, Early Six
Weeks, Early Marrow, Early China, WHIT Kidney, Hor-
tcultural, Broad Windsor and Red Cranberry, Beans,
Ig Red Silver Skin and Yellow Onions; Early York,
Lg Drumhead, Early Dutch Flat Dutch and Red Dutch
Cabbage, Early Horn and Long Orange Carrot; Early
Frame, Long Green and Early Cluster Cucumbers;
Mountain Sweet and Blk Spanish Watermelon, Green
Nutmeg and Yellow Cantaloup Melon; Curled and
Cabbage Lettuce; Red Turnip; Long Scarlet and Blk
Spanish (Winter) Reddish; Marrow, Summer md Win.
ter Crookneck Squash; Pumpkin Celery Curled Cress
Tomato; Egg Plant, etc, etc.
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uOERSONS who may have books, or pamphlets be-
- longing to me will confer a favor by returning
them to the Courier ONCE, athe earliest convenience
j. w, NORRIS
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OTTIMWA.
PINE, LUMBER VAR I'D.

VUysIE undersigned have established pine humber
II yard In 0ttumwa, where may be found, at all
times, good assortment and full stock of
Dressed ANA ync rcssea Flooring, Stock
Boards. Shingles and Gnth. which we viii
sell at prices that cannot be undersold.
Seasoned inch, inch aud half, and two inch, con
santly on hand for finishing purposes. Sash. Esoors
and blinds furnished in quantities suit purchss-
ers. We have also made arrangements by which we
supply lumber of any other kind and prepared
20 fill u bill for an entire house.
Orders solicited from lumber dealers for any
amount. MITCHELL & 60.
September ~, 5T-n29-y
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~. z. w. GARNER,

Is prepared TO perform all Dental c--.s--s-7,
n operations. No charge for any OPP S.sxsssS~ ~
GRAFTON shat can be eNcelled for perma- 4 ~ [r-~,
neucy, durability or for exact imitation &iIiit
Off natural teeth Particular attention paid 10 th,
irregularity Of chidren's teeth.
RooMS-At the late residence of u. r. Abraham :
Ladies waited upon at their resit enees ifrequeste
Ints-tf
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NO.. 10
PROSPECTUS s"A.
OF THE
PRAIRIE FARMER FOR 1883.

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BUILDING MATERIAL
a Nd The lots TO build on for sale In the City o.
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the premises. ... JOHN GRANT.
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sees. EsrssarsEsl esai
May be tnnnd all kinds Of

FARM, GARDEN 4 FLOWER SEEDS
ing the best quality fresh grown AMI trGr to theii
names. large quantity of Lite Turuip Seed will be
on hand in a few days.
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II AIDES Collars, Sleeves and Embroideries Al
IL LAWRENCE 9.
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FOR RENT.

hNE OF the largest and most comfortable dwellin
" houses in the city. Apply to
April Goth, 1858. r. H. WARDEN