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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1869-01-14
Washington, Jan. IL.
SENATE.

memorial signed by Franklin Haight,
Geo p Upton, 81 g Gardner and other
capitalists, setting forth that the pro-
posed subsidies to the Northern Pa
cific Railroad, and to the Eastern
Division of the Pacific Railroad, will
amount, besides the land grants, to
1875 millions, and offering to construct
either or both roads for o subsidy of
$3.50 per mile in addition to tho land
grants, thus saving to the Treasury
Is millions, and offering to give bonds
endorsed by capitalists representing
hundred millions.
Mr.. Rice introduced . bill to provide
for the incorporation of the Kansas
and Pacific r r Co, who are to con.
struct and maintain the railroad from
Little Rock to the terminus of the
National Pacific Railroad on the Rio
Grande. The bill proposes to grant
twenty alternate sections on each
side Of tho Road, aud an issue of Gov.
eminent 6 per cent. thirty year cur
rency bonds to the amount Of Sig, 900
per mile, to be secured by second
mortgage bonds on the property Of
tho Company.
HOUSE.
Mr.. Butler, of Mass, intl oduced .
bill to authorize the issue of nation.
al currency, to assure its stability and
elasticity, lessen the interest on the
public debt, and to reduce the rate of
interest. The bill provides for the
issue by the Treasury of tho U s $50
millions Of legal tender notes after
the 30th of June next to take the
place of the National bank currency,
which banks shall after the date men.
toned, cease to be banks of issue, and
all taxes on their circulation shall
cease.
1t also provides for the coming OF
tokens of value Of silver so alleged
with copper or other metal to be
worth SO per cent less than the de-
nomination thereof, and of which all
fractional currency now in circulation
shall be redeemed whom presented in
sums Of IS or moro, after the Both Of
juno next, and that the fractional pa
per currency shall not be receivable
BY any officer of the q s except for
redemption, as provided.
On motion, Mr.. Buffers bill was
referred to the Committee on Ways
and Means.
Mr.. Butler then moved 20 recon-
slider the motion, and thereupon made
q lengthy speech in support of the
bill.
Mr.. Davis presented the creden-
tails of J NJ Easement as tho dele
gate from Wyoming Territory.
Mr. Washburne, Of Illinois, object
cd to his admission, and the creden-
tials were referred to the Committee
on Elections.
A bill was passed giving the use Of
the rotunda and the old Hall Of Rep.
resntatives, for an Inauguration
Ball.
A bill to equalize the bounties of
soldiers, sailors, and MAJ ines, who
served in the late war for the Union,
was considered.
Mr. Washburne, Of Indiana, sup
ported it, saying S50,0OO,OOO would
more than cover the amount requir-
ed.
On his motion the bill wa.s recon
mitted, when he moved to reconsider
the motion.
Mr. Washburne, Of Illinois, moved
to Law the motion on the table Re-
iected-Yeas 4S, nays 81.
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MARKETS.
CHICAGO MARKETS.


Chicago, Jan. IA.
Flour very quiet; sales Of spring
extras5, 50@6,75 superfnes 450a5, 90
whiteewinter $40, red do $50.
Wheat moderately actise, No 2
spring closing firm at ll3}A112l, No
1 sold q l,2llal,24; No3 1t 106al,.
06i.
Corn -.new At 6slaSSs.
/ Oats quiet 4Sa48a.
Rye dull I 16a1 n for No 1.
Barley quiet, sales at 1,67a1,68,
Seed-Timothy at 2,75a3,O0.
Highwines held firm, light sales at
93l.
Provisions quiet.
Mess pork al 300. 80 $50
Lard at 182a19. t'1
Bulk meats firm.
Shoulders IL.
Clear sides l39.
Short rib loose 14i.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1869-01-14

r. Il. Lowe, of Alton, Ills, has in.
vented 4 yelc cipede which is wound
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1869-01-14
81. LOUIS MARKETS.
st. Louis, Jan. IA.


Flour dull, low grades declined
Csc.
Wheat-prime to fancy fall l,5oa-
200.
Corn dull 62a68.
Oats firm at 65a58.
Rye steady 1,24a1,25.
Barley 1,75a1, 80.
Whisky 97c.
Provisions weak.
Pork 1880.
Bulk meats firm.
Shoulders 12aa12l.
Clear sides 16a.
Ribs 1oa16}.
Sugar cured hams 10.
Lard 17fa18a.
NEW YORK MARKET.
New York, Jan. IA.
Flour dull, dropping.
Wheat dull, and heavy, sales
No 2, 1,671,68.
Rye steady.
Oats quiet at 763a77.
Corn-new at 90a913.
Pork dull 1900.
Beef quiet and steady.
Cut meats steady.
Lard heavy 1sal9a.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1869-01-14
8. M. JOHNSON,
Dealer In
DRUGS. MEDICINES,

DYE sTUFFs, PAINTS, GROCERIES DO
keep constantly on hand . complete
stock Of goods in our line which WILL
BE SOLD at better figures than they can
be purchased elsewhere, Come and OK
anime our goods and prices. Particular
attention ID called to our large stock OF
Golfers Pure White Lead.
Dec. Sd WITT.
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II is said that the aWhite Fawn"
Evening star., 1869-10-06
DTED.

EESDALL.-0n tb- mrIGi1g - Oct Der 5tb. .
rSg. IL 4 laUEbt.r Ot John z henJa.l. aged p
D So httrr .tusrriBg illness, having, ~ her
EelIi~. E-- UEsrmIJ spIrit her tutellIg -I-e, her
DeaUtial T-sEnatioU and ker holy faith. illustrs-
tgt ia nr = ar-:ilE rls-ugr the , EeE Of Di-
Virc -Taye. shs peacefully X piTed
H,r funeral Vill take place at O'Clock en- Thurs
'Ry Ct tffs week fTna tn. residence of her father,
No 36s street. The friends Of the family
yif-r Z. attend. -
DIVINE GU yesterday. At o'cl. * and j. min
ptFs & II after bIlrt illness. of Crvsi pelas, at
h. Z -iceUC- 0f rs brother in Law, VIM. Eergu-
-ru. u this city, JOHN A only surviving son Of
James end EIiysheth Divine, OF LeesbuTg,
"a aCtt - years 40 Cays.
His remains will D. ?, novel 70 Leesburg d day
'srNUIsTuFvf.
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spY FITCH & FOX,
I'D Real Estate Brokers and Auctioneers.
No 40 7th street, opposite Post Office.

VALUABLE Properly PENN.
kSLVANIA AVENUE. BETWEEH 9TH ANO
1OTH sTBERTs At AUCTION
"a On THURSDAY NEXT. October Hh, az 5
LII that va,nsiIs nronerty On PeTnsyivsmia vs. ~,
nue., between 9Th and 10Th streets adjoining the
business house OF J. Elli-. Esq. being part of
fronts % feet INCHES on the Avenue running has
depth feet to ID with .
frontage that street OF IS feet. The I'm prove
ments consist Of brick building, under good
rental
This prop eIty. from its location and proportions,
offers Unusual inducements to business either
as an Investment for Improvement.
Terms of sale: eue-third cash; balance In !, 2,
and 3, years, with interest payable apnuslly. De-
ferrsd pay meDts to be secured by deed of trast
the premises All CONVEX sncinR ard revenue
stsups ~ purchasers cost, A deposit OF $50 re-
qUired al time of purcI ase.
se3o dads FITCH FOX. Aucts.
IChrOn h RenrbI
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Ella hRlkD.

FRAU EY-FREEMAN. At ST PaHI's Church,
fl,stJu S.Efsulrr :Sfh i-r9 by Rev Or NichOl-
scr. PayrI4Sftr L. \ FhAILRI. U : ~. o.
" aslir sion. u Z 20 HELEN W, daughter of
she ,aiv stsJn Freeman EsI., Of Boston. No
-aTj-
PLi.atelT IA .ut Baltimore papers please copy !
CBEAEI-EOBLE A. -. Aloysiss Church
Ou Tue ~. the q instant. by the Rev VIM u
CieE-y = | - -NF- r ~ EARl b L.. to Miss
ALICE NOBLE. al OF tSis city. No Csrts.
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\ u q T I @ n

Will be sold, at public auction, at the VII ,rF Of
the Unfted sta'es Naval Academy hnnap ,l's
Md on TUESDAY, the nth day Of October next,
WHALE BOAT.
10 SMALL LAUNCHES (ships)
can inspect them by making application to
JAMES A GREER,
Comm snder United States aaVy.
Terms cash on delivery. sasqh
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SALEoF MABIsE HOSPITAL PROPERTY

A.
COLLECTORS tFFIcR, September ", 1859
am authorized By the Hon George 5. boutwell,.
secretary of the Treasury, to oher for sale. at
publlc auction, on TUESDAY. October II, lsj9, ar
une @ Custom house, Norfolk, at IL clock NJ:
THE OLD UNITED STATES MAXINE HOS.
PITAL PROPERri,
Norfolk
The building is of brick three stories In height,
anu constructed la the most substantial manner
The lot frosts the Elizabeth river 255 Ieet IL
Inches, with equal frontage on two wide streets
ana ten foot all, y-the entire premises being en-
CLOSED with solid brick wall
This property Is most beautifully located, is
well adapted for first class scadsmy or for q
Hlaee OF public resort, and, with small outlay
the house could be moderLfZed. thereby making
IL enc Of the most beautiful and attractive private
From its commanding situation. excellent views
Shn De had Of the surrounding county and OF the
AhZabeth river far below CIaney islsnd. These
premises from their close proximity 70 the city of
NortOik, where real estate is rapidly sdvancing.
II axes II q most desir able investment, aad we'll
worthy the attention of ofcspitsliets.
TERMS OF SALE:
Three Thousand dollars 33 0Ol on the day Of
ssie, the balance in four "a eqass Iunr yearly
twelfth 1sthI day OF January, loIo' With interest
from day Of sale until paid
, Any failure on the part OF the purchaser 20 make
the payments a. above will involve forfeiture to
All BIDS to be made subject TO the approva OF the
Secretary of the Treasury. tie Depattment
serving the right to reject any or All bios II deemed
10 tte Interests Of the Government 10 90 80.
oerIifcate Of sale will be given to the suocess
iul bidder upon the scceptsnce OF ms Dio oy the
feeTetary of the Treasury ana the oeeo ex scuted
when the last nay men t. shall have been made.
plat descriptive OF the above properly can be
'N upon 0A'i'Ls 81 'h'' LEWIS LEWIS ". WEBB.
oc 2 tocl2 Collector.
Evening star., 1869-10-06

SELECT SCHOOL FOB YOUNG LADIES, ON
- Capitol Hill No l. Duddington Place, lst st
East, bet Is and q sonth MRS VERNON DOR
skY and MISS DORSEY. having secured an &C.
oOmplished assistant, will resume the duties OF
their schCol on MONDAY, Sept. 6. au eo2m'
Evening star., 1869-10-06
DENTISTRY.

hEETIST-pB. CaAS. e. BUTELER Snreeoa
~ DeEus'. Chcrs his professional Ger
Ncts 60 tn citizens Of Nashir yron -
CFCe lSi 9Th ttT,et, opposite Old EcI- --lEo
icWa Hall Heis p"rUit's. u refer t. I q Hall
L. A. ksoceilUk Nay. 4 D., ". r Johnsau II .
d q ". HunrhreJ, d. >. 80 10 ooJt
1ens. ". ASC n. A MERAIEL BESErFTS
a. NJ. 25b PAHEHGikANtA ANk- -
= husr D"t-c5an INA epd I5th sfres-s, fZr-.s4--1S
I "a AZ iIk iC1AL ThsLh un any kirl -
- P'zs- Ge-tred Pare N.frJsS UZlEs e. con.
-tA2t-F o. ha'i - eE-rs-tiC e fCatA vftarr- - q
y /" ECAr-utcC q all those having Wg-k I5-s < .gF
rTiC. rat'stacrioD in every particular. Do 'g-iY-
Evening star., 1869-10-06
HB. LEWIE DAVIS DENTAL AssoUIA
II TON,
10. 2tO OPENHSNLYAHlA AVENUE,
Between i2.h and Is n streets.
TEETH EGTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN.

NO charge will be unase for extracting W mere ar.
unciai Teeth Inserted, although the >~-ssSas
petlrnt wiH be required 90 psy Tor m r-s-S.yR
surgical OPERATION when performed, which ~--A-1
VIII O0 deducted when the tee Ia are made An,
Association Is now prepared 70 make Teeth Oh
LtiH' sIisSt ana hnboer 81 New fork, Pnii21sl-
tai work done can have IL cheap in the above
nsmed cities All work will be done in the uoatas.
aud best manner, and warra nted TO give eutirs
satisfaction Persons will DO well 20 cali ans ex-
airline oar work before getting It elsewhere. ~ u
Evening star., 1869-10-06
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAlLRoAD.
~ H-HN pRzzcE rScy91Yn

BALrImoRE AND OHIO RAlLscAp.
&WH6 s Iss
r5sF .sd 1sS 4S aE
are now run as follows, viz:
FOB BALTIMORE.
and Ya:ss, $50, S's6, $40. ssa Had s:ss s:ss
FOB ALL WAY STATIONS.
Leave asi.y, except Sunday, at and $50 A. n
FOB ANNAPOLIS
Leave at A: N. I'D 4;2O P. N. 30 train &C
II from anhspolfs on Sunday.
ON suNDAI
FOB BALTIAoRz.
Leaye a. 4. NJ, and 12:i5, $50, $40, and
FOR wAf STATIONS.
Leave st A. n, and $50 and 7:s5 p a.
FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST.
Leave deily, except SATURDAY and sunday, st =
A: m 2.a0, and 1:45 and 9 P. NJ.
on on ssturdsy A. NJ and 2,So NJ.
more to wheeling, PsrkersburG, &C
washington station Ticket Ofice at al hours d
tho day. Also, q; the Company's Of1ce, 400
RRs al the sVen once esn Ss-e srrSnse t5
have their baggage csied for aud cd at their
residence, taken TO the depot, and put In the bag
'ITs ITor Ees Yott. ,Ph.Isdelphi., ana Boston, see
IL N. COLE. GeDeral TICKET Agent.
noS GEO 3. hOOATZ. General Agent.
IlEaOUGH LINE BETwEEN wAsHING GTGr
PHlLADELFHIA,A AND - --y,,-z-,
NEW Y0Rk. &SA ~ 49,
- NhsHIyeToN, 1883.
Trains between WASHINGTON AND HrW
FVSR Row run ss follows, VIZ:
FOR NEW YOBK, ,ei:h7~t ckan,s Of .1rs
leave daily (exoSpt suudsF) as = A NJ, ard
l2:43 and p. n.
FOB PHILADELPHIA.
IssEe dsily except sunday u , A. n. srd
IL al and 5.&O p. M.
Oh SUNDAY.
Aeave for New York at $40 p. M. and Phils-
eiVlia at $40 p NJ.
Sleeping cars fer New York on r. Il. train
Only.
Through tickets to Fhi!sdelphis, Ess TOrk, o.
3.st0n N be h4i az the Station 0ioe al A no urs
the day. Also, .t the COMlany's Ocice, TO
s06 PenOsy iysnia avense Passengers parcaaginr
tcEc.s at the Avenue Office can there arrange 20
lave their baggage called for and checked At ths!r
residence, tsker he depot, snd put ia the bag.
gage car.
Eeo REltiaore tGd Ohio Railroad Advertisement.
nanoIts aud the West.
J.. Il. WILSON, master OF TRANSPORTATION
l.. Al. COLE. General Ticket Agent
uoA GEO. Z. KOGkTZ. Agent. Washington,
Evening star., 1869-10-06
THUS kE's sA LIE.

r. By virtue Of de cree of the Circuit Court for
ts:: Prince Georges county, sitting in Equity,
AIpsssed on the 29th lay of July, 1869 in q cause
in - hich Alice Hall 10 comp ,siDant and Lscba
rlab Brady snd Margaret K Brad, ara defendants,
the eubsc. iber AS Trus tee will sell at public sale
81 the Court House door, in Upper Marlboro, on
THURSDAY. the 7th day of october next, tif fair;
If not the next fair day there after at O'Clock
q m, all that TRACT OF LAND called " Bowl
ing and Turrall Green Enlarged" containing By
recent survey 1922 acres.
This land lies in the vi unity of Horse Head, in
Prince Georges coupty, in a healthy and pleasant
neiRhbornood. convenient TO churches. schools
mills, aud post offices, and the .Itimore aud
Potomac Railroad, now in course OF construction ,
and on the line Of the Southern Maryland Rail.
road. as lately surveyed A large prop )rti DR OF
be ing near &c Cd steam saw mill can be disposed
CT with convenience and to grest advantage
The improvements consist OF a small Dwelling
Horse. Tenement House, and a large Barn and
stable
The soil is similar TO that in the vicinity, and
can be improved 1T small ex pense.
The terms OF sale, rs prescribed by tho decree,
are: ODe-hslf cash on the day OF sale, or irs
ratification by the Court aud the residue in tw sly
months from the cay Uf sale, and the whole pur-
chase money TO bear interest frOu the day of sale
Upon the payment of the entire purchase money
the Trustee IL authorized to convey all
and title CT all the parties to the causs in which
the decree WAS passed to tue purchaser or pur-
cbasers; the costs OF amps and Conveyaucing to
be BORIS by the uIChaser.
sea cots S G. kEECH, Trustee
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CROss WALSH,
nEAL ESTATE EXCHANGE Z BROkE9S
No. 3a7 PHNNA. AVENUE. south Side,
Betweea 9Th and Tth streets west.
SAML ORoSs,
apsly JAS. w. WALSH.
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TRUSTEES SALE or LEAsEHOLD IFTER-
E-1 AND ESrATE IN SQUARE SOUTH y {
tQCAkh no. 2O1 With HAM Is, ~ ahk-


-, By v.rtre g a deed of tru=t. d.'ei ia. frat
&. day OF July, A ID 1865, ant record in iii' -r
L. y, Z 80 y. 'GlIus s. p - Aut 81. ui the
land record Of eshInEt)a C-u.ty- District o.
G tlG-Lb.I. -. Fu5-srlG-Cs will ,&sr 'lr Ha.a, -
IHt',la auction, On tEIOiY, tEs 18th day ot
october Is 2, at O'Clock B. IN gA TIE yr7.Ii @ J.
three C.fIvifcd fourth parts II tho LA .thJil
iUterest aLC ksLate In SlyAEe southeast ~ square
numbered zts ia ssLiU stsn C.tE 10 adii Dst-tt|.
y l.gl VI a. 4erriseC h Ann CJEelCGC IL Oxen
HcCue, by deed ,ted oE the - 4 ~ of Hovmler,
ls0s. and recorded IN iiJeT Y. r!IJs -. ct
amor 2 tie Land Il cor f,r Warrington ,Iuty.
II said DlstIiCti together with tue uEeNDired
terms. thu WrarVc- and water pri Ii7Ct 3,
iuproNeueu:s. tRaCments and app TteUaHCos TO
the ne b. l51Ciuy.
Terms { sale: Ore third OF the purchA7e money
20 Be paid IN cash, and the resIIue ia v.Tal
psyu eats al 81 and twelve months Tor which thu
VuTCiuscT will CIV. hrs notes. hearing interest
from ttc data Of sale, secured by deed II trus'
the property. a deposit Of 81 0 will be reqcirei
~ time Of sale. Stamps and veyanctng 1t the
cost f tho purchaser. The terms Of the sale
must he com piled with within week af.er sale,
The property may be res0ld q. the r. K and cost
Of the hrsI purchaser, sfter one week 3 notice.
TH0MAsJ FISHER, tTrnstees.
oc 6-eoSds GREEN & WILL NS, Aucts
Evening star., 1869-10-06

ElsHING TACKLE at PEABODY's, No. ai4
street, between 6th and 7th. Also, 1esls in
Guns, Pistols, Powder, Shot. Balls, Gaps, and Car
fridge: Repairing OF Guns Locks. and B Ills don
In the best manner ct short notice, myI2-
Evening star., 1869-10-06
RAILROADS.

1869. WASHINGTON, 1869.
ALkNANDRIA, AND GE0RGETOwN
kAILkOAD.
RENEWAL OF PASsENGER TRAINsl
O. and sitter MONDAY. n
October 9TH, 1859, Through %.&4 sfIx <
and Local Passenger TraiusEx1
will be run between Washin gton and Ale xandrts,
as follows:
THR0UGH MAIL TRAINS,
(Sundays Included
LEAVE WssHINGIoN-Erom Maryland avenue
pep.t-o.55 a. N.
LsAvE ALExANDRIA-From corner Duke and
Hepry streets-6 30 . m.
LOCAL WAY TRAINS.
LEAVE WAsHINGTON-Fuom Msryl avenue
rtpot-9 a. m. IL q. m 2 D. m, 20 m 7:50
LEAVE tIFNANnErA-frcm corner DIXIE aud
Henry strseis-i3 30 u From st. bsaph and
King streets-s snd 10 q. m I and .. m.
~ EVENING SPECIAL TRAINS will be run
on Tuesdays. Thursdays. and Ssturdsys-lesylng In g
Alexandria at m from corn It. Asaph and
b ing sis ReturninR-Leave Washington at II y
D tNs, frC m Marylsn avenue Depot
A STEVENS. Gent Sept.
ccl-lm w. J. PHELPS, Genl Manager.
IChron Repub .IntelIml
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k(T SBEEN q WILLIAMS,
- Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
No. s26. Southeast corner 7th ana d streets,

NO. s%O' COutnek5t CORNER IN old ~ stro3ts'
FeR sALE-MAGNIFIUEkT Residence OF
hATs srhssT O9ss.s
SoQTb. FIVE hINUTES, WALK FROM
EsbLAkPY SSb hEVf pHpasTskEF! HPTEs EEFEEAS0AH' WAR
sTs> On MONDAY the ls! inst at O'Clock p
ns IN S the % cK io5 Of Ss sH PsSe Fnswp 81
> and beiBg Part Of Lot No. ;, eonta,ning g
fa s tfe 9e Ssv. q ssy es 9s
ing $3.50 feet, in Square ru1Dsred 2G3, with th >
in nproyements IN the above described parcel OF
BRICK HUUsE. fronting on street 25 feet 3
itSn Eth plszza z; rnnains i1 front
running ss feet on Fourteenth street west. con.
taiL lug Reception ParloI; Dining Room, large Sa;
Rooms. bsautiful Entrance Hall front aad back
stsirway. gas and water pipes through the house,
building sd dining main house fronting 2s feet on
fourteenth street, containing dry cellar Kitchen,
600 gallons of water, bells. speaking trumpet,
clothes presses, ana ether modern improvements.
Two story Carriage house, Is by IS feet; horse sta
also. productive fruit trees. The Residence com
fnl view Of the Potomac as far south as Fort
Washington. and IL nd lscent to the Asrc utural
Terms: One. half eash; balance in six and twslvs
mo, tbs secured b, deco OF trust on the pre- misses
sna COS.
0HAs. H. BOWEN. II d IT,,
esa A0ssgis1sAs sssss EE4iRRiffsSE EiRLfsas. aaet. En r..
spY THOMAS T. wHGGAMAN
- seal Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
ONCE, 400 9TH street, opposite Post ONCE.
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY AT
AUCTION
- On MONDAY, october llth, at half past 5
e;:; o'clock, ! shall otfer At public auction, on
SO i'm proved by Brick House Of seve rooms, all ~
eide ard back.
Terms: 81 go cash. balarce and IL months,
deferred notes secured by De ed of rust on the
premises. All eysncing At Purchasers cost
THVS. Il. wAGGAMAN,
cc4d6ds AuctioHeer.
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DY GREEN n WILLIAMS.
ID AuCtiOueers and Real Estate Brokers,
No. $40 seventh street.


IN TIE FIRST WARD.
BY virtue II deed OF trust, from Charlotte
Davis TO me, bearing date on the tenth day of sep
TENT er A d, 1853. made to secure certain note
OF tire same date for chs oil SI.2C0 with Inter
est, IN fave of jerome A. Z hnppn, as will appear
uYOD reference said Ceei # trust recorded IN
Liner T aHl h, No. }, friiO - &c If tns lapt.
rec rs for Na~LI- grDr. unity, & L shA pr
CttG to sell. at public alcticu, in front uf the
Promises, Oh TUESDAY, OCtOD'r 2ith At -u clock
p. LD.. ali Of Lot LuHs5cICd four, ~ in lUAre
north stEcet ef nifty four "a feet eight . zach.
-. and 23d street west ITODtiU. gcyruLy-..re
1il feet THIS property j. sit;; tted ss sIE-rr
rOrth Ct the Avenue, enclosed by a good ieuce,
and l. Tla1ted III shTubbeTy.
Terms of sale. One half cash; balanG. II sty
and twelve months; secured by de5d Of tTus, u aOu
the premises. AL CuuytvaIc.ug ald revenue
amps at the cost OF the purchaser IL terrB of
s.ie are not complied with IN fyr lsvs after TIE
CSy OF - 10, the trustee reserves the night TO
eel AZ risk aui cost # jefanlting puTcEa,-r $40
10 be paid as aoca q. TIE .pyopeIty !. knocked
COWn WM A WAhD Trustee
&C 6 cCtSds GREEN WILLIAMS Aucts
Evening star., 1869-10-06

nRPHANS' COURT. DIsTRICr OF COLUMBIA,
" WASHINGTON COUNTY, sept. Il, lSog.- To-
1ttt: ln the case of hdwsrd Droop. administrator
Uf HENhY 0kH1 RICH, deceased the sdministra-
tor aforesaid has. with the appreciation of the
Orphans Court of Washington county aforesaid,
appointed TUESDAY. the 18th cav sf October. A.
u. 1869. for the final settlement aud distribution Of
the personal estate of said deceased, of the
assets in hand, as far as the same have been col
leCtec and turned into money; when and where all
the creditors and heirs of said deceased notified
10 attend with their claims properly vouchei, or
they may otherwise by law be excluded from all
benefit in said deceased g estate provided q copy
of this order lie published once a week for three
weeks in the Evening Star previous to the said
day. Test-A. WEBSTeR,
ee 22-lawSw Register OF Wills.
Evening star., 1869-10-06
LIMITED STATES PATENT OFFICE :. :" A1s;

~ WASHINGTON, ID q Sept. I. 1889
On the petition OF Al MES C0CHRAnE, of New
York, N. :, praying for the extensis sn OF patent
granted to him or the Let day OF January. 1850,
LubricatipR Slide Valves;
Il is ordered tnat the Testimony in the case be
closed the 9th day Of November next. that the
time for fipe arguments sud the Examiners re-
port he limited 20 the Sth day Of December next.
and that SAID petition be heard on the 18th day OF
December reNt
Any Ierson may sppose this extension.
SAMUEL ;. fisakR:
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
Rr FITCH FOX,
u Real E,fn.s B,okvs asd Axestosssys,
Ne. 450 Seventh e., opDosits Post once.

Ne. 41O seventh st., opSosiss Post omes
Th HsIEIysALE OF VALUABLE I'M PROVED
rKOPAR1Y AT THE COBNER Os 18th
BY virtue Of deed OF trust, dated the sth Of
pecember. 1857, ard recorded in Liber 3 Il.
No -, folio Sss, one OF the land records
ot ashlp Rton county. In the District OF Columbia,
the updeIs'Rnei will sell, At public auction. on
WEDNESDAY. the 18th day Of october. at a.
parcel OF ground, being part of Lot s, in Sa lsre
1oo oe eRfnning for the Same st the southwest cor
ner ef esid lot and thence runIiug due north by
and wish the line of 18th street vest s2 feet then
point and IN aDins sardly by ana with the line
OF Hev fork avenue rs feet, thence by line drawn
NrfGht spgies to said avenue nortswardly s. feet
iuches thence bv line drawn northwardly Is
feet Inches until u meets = line drawn from tie
emo OF the eecond liae descrfbed fact and thence
by this last to the end of the line
with piece % land feet width, from
the Iorths ast corner Of the piece of ground here
tnbefore cesc rihed by and ~est of the CONTINUATION
OF ne 5th described line to the public alley st the
The improvements consist CT q large tv,.s,o-v
Brick dwelling with basement and attic. contain
ing twelve rooms, with gas. wster Nad other c N
venteBcee, well suited for business pr perty or
private residence.
Terms Of sale: Three thonsaui dollars Of the
purchase money to be psid in cash, and the resi-
due IN two equ,l payments OF six and tyelv.
months with interest IL the terms Of sale are not
complied with In fvs days from day of sale, the
property will be resold At the risk and cost of the
vevapcipg at pure hs'er's cost. A deposit OF So
will be required wh-n the property ts struck.
ROBERTC rIN, trustee
Sc g-d&ds FITCH FOX. Austs