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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-11-06
WASHING GTON IgVENG,S LOVE J
A SINGULAR LIFE ROMANCE.
[From the phiIadelphia laaalyes.1

About the bachelorhood Of Washingl
ton Irving there always hung cloud
Of mystery, which even his familiar ac-
quaintances tried in vain to dispel.
But the grave, that more generally
hides than discloses the we1l.kept se-
crets of lifetime, having just closed
over the late Miss Rebecca Gratz, of
this city-a Hebrew lady Of exemplary
goodness, and who was noted for the
greatness Of her bounty to all poor
persons-we are informed that she was
the occasion Of Irying's single life. In
regard to the matter correspondent
Of the Jewish Messenger writes
Twenty years ago / heard story,
story that has long been current In
Jewish circles among her friends and
acquaintances, and which has again
been revived since her death. It runs
thus: Many years ago, when Miss
Gratz was young girl, Washington
Irving, then already risen in literary
reputation, came to Philadelphia and
became visitor ut the house Of her
family. It is said that in youth she
was very beautiful and very good, and
rs her acquaintance with Irving in
creased, the beauty Of both her char
acter and her features, together with
the fact that she was living represen4
tativc Of that nation whose whole his
tory is romance, 50 wrought upon his
heart that he became deeply enamored
with her. IL is needless to say that
had his attachment been ever so strong,
with her strength In her faith, it would
have been wasted. Iryingleft the city,
but didnot forget the lady of his love-
But Che romance does not end here,
for the correspondent says that when
Irving met Sir Walter Scott abroad. he.
told him the story of his attachment to
the beautiful and good Jewess Of Phil
adclphia Atthe time, Scott was about
10 write the novel Of "Ivanhoe," and
he. was so impressed with the portrait
ure of the object Of Irvings love, who
though loving, wds still so faithful to
her religion, that he gave to his hero
ine the mime Of Rcbecca. True or not.
the story is a beautiful one, and there
is nothing jn it that is not honorable to-
all. Miss Gratz died aged eighty eight
years.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-11-06

THET take the state census in Iowa
oficner than anywhere else in the coun-.
try. That of 1869. the aggregates of
which are just published, shows II popu-
lation of considerably more than mil
hon, against 1000 in 1867, and 675.-
900 in 1860. We wonder if the Nation
win allow that the aggregate wealth of
Iowa has increased any since 1860. It's
largest city is now Davenport, with
population of 20,o65, gain of 123 per
cent in two years. Dubuque comes next,
with 1S,0S4, then Des Moines, with L..
37S, and Burlington with 1904. Coun-
ell Bluffs has 5,793, and Ottumwa 4.554.
1t is curious fact that the two cities.
Davenport and Dubuque. taken together,
have fewer inhabitants than in 1867. On
the whole the country places gain in pop
ulation faster than the cities do The re-
verse is true of Massachusetts, and all the
eastern states
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-11-06
Parsee Merchant of Bombay
No. II.
10 Horace Greeley

sAHlB: My very good friend, John
Roach, sahib, of the Morgan Iron
Works, foot of Ninth street, invited
me to inspect the steamer Olympia,
living at his wharf, for which he built
the steam-engines. We went over
the vessel and inspected the work,
which, as far as could see, is splen-
did.
ssSeel friend Curiosibhoy, said he
sthe utter prostration and disorgani
zation of our steam-engine building
/ receive SAC, 900 for the engine pu'
in this steamer, and lose more thar
$5 900 by the contract. You will sas
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-11-06

Gen. Beaureeard is about to marry.
New York has Chinese school.
Settlers are pouring into Kansas.
Victor Emmanuel is said TO be good
violiuist aud spleud.d singer.
Every Wall street gambler dcnounces
his ueiglrbor as thief.
There IS i horse thief association in
Muscatine county, Iowa.
Na.by was named Petroleum because
he suggests nothing but bore.
London has thr,y-,hree m lis of beer
shops.
Bananas grow in the open air at Ap-
gasta, Ga.
Omaha, aecor3ing 70 her best judg
meat, now contains 1900 inhabitants.
The swells Of Detroit dress after por.
traits of George Washington, aud ihink
they can revive tha; fashion.
Six gentlemen * New York have
taken steps to import l0O Chinese SER
van for their own households.
England uses 100000 pounds Of paper
annually; France 195, 900 pounds, aud
the United States, 10000.
An American named Grimmell has
been appointed admiral and inspector in
the Japan navy, at sa'ary of $4,000 a
year
Two hundred thousand dollars in gold
have been found in the state house ground
at Little Rock, Arkansas.
The Davenport brothers are exhibit
Ing and creating quite sensation at Gin.
ci lnati.
The President has appointed the 18th
of the present month as day of thanks
giving and prayer.
One hundred thousand dozen eggs have
reached San Francisco from Chicago ant
have been readily sold at 80 cents pei
dozen.
The charge on freight from San Fran
cisco to Marysville by the Oregon ant
California Railroad is 81 per ton.
Connecticut farmers are astonished a
pickcrel having been fouEd in their corn
fields after the recent STERN.
A. T. Stewart has sold twenty shawl
tb;s se,-1n worth $4,000 each. and on
worth s.. .7DT. One woman run up bil
of $40, 900 in two months.
The Commissioner of AgricuitTre estl
mates the total value. Of the crops of tn,
United States for the year 1869, a
81, 81, ,66s,915.
A "qulet, iuoffensive person." in Dc
catur, Ala. killed 13 out of party 0
l6 desperadoes who attacked him tb
other right
Newspapers are uncertain whethe
Fisk, Jr., made $4,000 or lost $50
1000 by the recent specuIations in Ne
York.
A vast amount of grain in sacks wa
rendered worthless or greatly injured b
recent rains in California. ] he loss
said to amount to several hundred tho,
sand sacks. The grain was lying on tn
banks of the rivers awaiting shipmen
Mark Twain says that Bcecher's mo
disastrous experiment in farming wi
when he tried to raise an immense cre
of dried apples. He planted s1,5(
worth, but never one of them sproute
y and Beccher has not oeen alb to unde
e stand the reason why to this day
The Imperiolist. paper started in t
: interests of strong central governme
by Ex Secretary Boric and John A. 1
gan, head of the Loyal League, is dea
The official figures at the DEPARTING
estimate thai the cotton crop of t
Southern States this year will be wol
S240, ,000,0 while the total value
the exports Of the South is set down
!! 1928, 100000.
$1,000 worth of grapes and pears 81
e. from Sen Francisco to Chicago were
damaged upon arriyalin the latter c
a that the Board of Health had them
carried out Of the city and destroyed.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-11-06
G. w. GRAY, ID. D. s.,
uILTABIDEL & co.,

nEALERs Is GROCERIES AxD PRoyI-
sions, Woad and " Wilow Ware, Confeetion-
cry, Tobacco, Ciglrs, Pipes, Notions, etc. Store
ca Maine street, adjoining the Express Office, Al
baHy, Oregon. se25F5nHu
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-11-06

Mark Twain, in noticing the recent
donatiad by George Peabody of $40, 900
to the Peabody Institute Of Baltimore,
s Is that it is about time he was figuring
up to see what he has got left. The first
thing lie knows he will have to be bor-
rowing money to get honie on.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-11-06

WHEN Prince Alfred the inidship-
man, happened to be in some British har-
Dor or other, he went ashore aud inquired
Of carpenter for a piece Of wood. Don't
I address the Duke of Edinburgh 2" ask
cd the carpenter, quaking and removing
his hat. 'sYes, I'm the Duke of Edin-
burgh." said Alfred, ssbut don't want
any nonsense about it. Show US the
wood :
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-11-06

RATES or ADyTT1Is1F G. PEn Yg an; On
Column, 500 fialf Column, $50 Quarter Col
ufnn, s25
Transient Advertisements per Square often lines
or less, frst insertion, 50 each subscquent inser!
ten, ST..
a square il one zach in space down the column5
coantlng cnts, display lines blanks, &C., as solid
matter. no advertisements to be considered less
than square, and oil fractions counted fall
square. All advertisements inserted for Less
period than three months 70 be regarded as tran
sient.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-11-06
From tho Willamette Farmer.1
ANNUAL ADDRESS.
DY hon. A. ). rnAYER.

Mr. President, and Members Of The
Agricalturat Society Of The State ot
Il..,,,.,,,
Evening star., 1869-08-04
To oMANAsEA RALKY HoRsE.-Ws make th

To MANAGE A BALKY HORsE.-We make the
following extract from "Harneys Art of
Training Animals
sIf you have balky horses, il is your own
fault, and not the horses, for II they do not
pull true there is some cause for il, and II
When your horse balks he is excited and does
not know what you want him to do. For
instance, young horse that, has never been
set IN gully with load before, Is whipped
by his owner or driver because he does not
draw the load out The animal is willing 10
do W nat be car, but he does not know how to
draw out the load. He t-ies and finds that il
does not move, not knowing that q steadiei and
stronger pull would do IL, and when the lash
comes dow upoL him, and ne hears the yeIls
OF his driver, he Is frightened, and Jumps and
rears through fear rather than ugliness or
balklness- No better way could possibly be
devised 10 make a horse balky Than 20 beat MIN
under such Circumstances When he gets a
little excited, stop him five or ten minutes. let
nm and speak gently 70 him; and as soon as he
l. over his excitement, he will, IN nine cases
cut OF ten, pull az the word. After you have
sentIed him a while. and his excitement has
cooled down, take him by the bits; turn him
each way few minutes as far as you can:
gentle him little; unrein him; then step efore
the balky horse. and let the other start first,
n balky horse Is always high-spirited aud
starts quick; halfthe pull is on before the other
starts oy standing before him the other starts
HIST BY close application to this rule, you
can make any balky horse pull If q horse
mas been badly spoiled you should hitch him to
the empty wagon, and pull IL around a while
on level ground; then put on q little load and
horse"
Evening star., 1869-08-04
OR0POsALs FOR STATIONERY.

PRePosALs FOR STATIONERY.
Treasury DEPARTMENT, July 80, 1852
ssIs sealed Psopo, ais 'or farnishins the following
win !. ,h e.
eco rssms white laid Flat Latter. Il lbs to the
leo Is.@s white-card Blottins Board, lco lbs. to
100 re.ms brown Manila Paper. aoxss, As lbs. to
screams brown Manila Paper, aa1ss, SC lbs. to tn.
Is reams brown Manila Paper ss,ao, 30 lbs to the
!dezen quart. Boss Copying Ink
% sodoz. quarts ,M.ynard 3 NeJss' Writing Ink
iOEross GiIlotss swan Quill Pens. No. sos
5 dozen four bisded Knives. stss or buck handles,
sdozsn willow Table Baskets, samples reouired
% eoSen gutta persha Rolers, Is inch
s IS Slos: es:i .sis ifsliRs B1siS %cr cr Ribbon
: sS SGssins pSuna. HTs;ss' fsiss ..
Is kyelet Machines
ESeross E BGSSer Bands or Bings, No. q
S0aross Rubber Bands OF Rir g, No 50
ldco a5esss ss s5Ess Rubber Bands or Rings, Nos. IL
IL sheets " Wh.tman's Emperor Drawing Paper,
1rssm white freeing Paper. A.so
Bans forms so OF biddiSs vii be furnished UPON
The bids VIII b. considered and accepted or re.
Contrscts must be executed by the successful
bidders within ten days after being called upon 30
The articles contracted for must be furnished
from time to time during the year in Gus utilities
pursuant to orders from the department. The en-
tire quantities will, however, be called for during
Each proposal must be signed by ths iadi vidual
or nrm making it and be accompanied By a bond.
with sufficient suretes, In the sum Of ten thousand
ocsr Of the district in which the sureties reside
or do business, on fern to be FINISHED by the
department, conditioned upon the execution of
contract for furnishing such portions Of the
articles as may be awarded under it, aud the per-
Torrance Of the same.
expert detailed for the purpose by the Secretary
OF the Treasury, and tbs delivery OF an inferior
article will be deemed sucient cause TO sunul the
contract.
Deliveries must be free of charge at the Treas.
MY Depai tment, Washington.
The failure to comply with any one order under
the contract will ope ate the forfeiture Of the
Treasury may direct the purchase, In open market,
Of sHch Quantities Of any articles shall be
ssry to supply the deficiency caused by such fail
and charge to the contractors fifty per centum
Cf the price which II shall be found necessary to
Proposals unarcompanied BY Q satisfactory bond
will not be considered. and contracts will be
Bidders VIII be required to conform their bids to
the Bpecifcaifons furnished, and failure to do 90
W" ''0'' '"' GIORGI 8. BOUTWELL,,
UO-eolm Secretary Of e. o Treasury.
Evening star., 1869-08-04
EoRT ncHksRY, MARYLAND, -

Proposals in duplicate, with ooSy Of this sSver-
usement attach will be received By the under-
ss 1tfsa bii q sEs iass. s % 9 ,s e.
The said Beef must b fresh, of q GOOD marketable
S1srs y psss :ss sS fore ed hind
exsludedJ and 70 b delivered at this 1ost ffss o
cost, such quantity e nay b from tine 20 tims
re2rirsS. Sy ~ ssd On such days e The eo9maading
omcsr s sesn designate, net exossdins four tnes
The 5seks Of shs cattle slsas ssssrsd for p,seso bs
s:S ne ss; = es q =
down. The shanks o. fore quarters skaii be cuf on
Ron three te four inehes sSoye t6s fess Joint. ssa
nlSc ss ~ % NJ 70 eight inches above ths
rees5yed ly ihs undsrsess1 ND 70 tis ssss hour
:oss oacs sns ssie aI.: = ses
sisa ss;f s;s's;s ~ ~ ~ Co. ; e s"' s:ss
. SSsss eossrsess . bs in force an nessAs, ,sssssh
g: a: n e: 3: e: q s
oiT.s.:ss;.es:s . G: - -, !, =. ...,,.
HS.esa HHseas sssa % sss 6smsi:ssy q Soss IN ..es $
= ssss s s:
sss re sossSssos q s b. required % ..s.r o
Sso SSsei bs 0t sss serssss, vSsss 49,
must be mentioned in the bids.
= . prcposls vill b eesned st nN o'cloek ..
BssTy, na., q sSicS time and Iises bidSsn ar, are
requested 20 be present;
I,sgsss,s yiiibs naatsd :. Prspessls Ses Beef"
i,M.s. Brsyst Captain 0. .. 4, 4. 0.s.
THE iORDRR or MAY m, 1858. A.
= nounca5e TIE rece1val of ProDooals fer tbs 0ais
Evening star., 1869-08-04
I JNITID STATS MABsaAL LIS BALE.

In virtue Of writ of aeri facias issued from the
Clerk Office of the Supreme Cour Of the District
Of COlumbta, and to me directed, I win sell at
public sale for cash, in front Of the Couet House
august, 1859 at IL O'Clock m !. the following de-
scIibed property to wit, viz: All defendant right.
lot G., In square No $50 together with all and
singular the improvements thereon. in the city of
Washington. d. O., seized and levied upon as the
property Of T. A. Adams, and will be sold to salts
~ execution 10. ssh: in favor OF Essex Roberts.
ALEX. SHARP, o. 8. Marsha! ,. Q.
jy l9-d&ds. July 70. 1859
Evening star., 1869-08-04
A PPLICATIOH FOB PLIOATE LAND
a WARRANTS,
DEPARTNENf OF THE INTERIOR,
PENSION OFFICE, JULY 18th. l8S6

r.,
PENSION OFFICE, July 18th. 1856
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN
for the reissue o. the fooWns af net ds 9.
ss:P he: s he st d..: Z:
.1p. an VIZ I:S :s:
% ssTs: ssSsf sas sss
Ee5wood Id. deceased, and Vas granted July 8. 1870
No ss 294, for le0 scres, issued under the set Of
BS T. 1SSs
r. ~ e: 3. ..s:. ys:.. X Il s.s s
sss:::sS: and 81, - granted 'ievssS:r 8, sa isa.
Eo, ,sss, ses 10 ceres, iss.sd under the oct Of
:'1n ": 1 IN q SS%s: AS. % end
sSr 0 ts :asS shs ct Of
., ,ls0: September II, lS69. -.
soF e q: Ssss:s q sea; r: ses of
:S;:s. ssS:s.s ss y esns s xsss:ss no
!si i: ::: I; Is e
A1T1D ezA1ls RAI1gf OFIIgI, =
On ths ,stttios q y. 3. GtSoKIOK. GtSoKIOK 81 81 Hsrsis-
s.yins fOt ~ sss q patent
s;:::s 3 : aSs "a
;ess rs S:Ss:s g si;ss ); s
may cDDcse this sxteoslol.. Obiecttons, deDosi-
',,.' !, ,.... ~. '''' N 4
I TNlfED D1AfH1 PA11If Q7TIO1. =
psssoIs. On Re- ss lsasH g s. ~ StSis e
I:ssSs ssd Ss 81 he son S' dsy q g
iSse and re.issued % the 18th day Of Octobsr i&9
for s5 inprovsnsns for Saving and kdsins CIa1.
Ii is ordered, that said petition b heard Il tn
once On the iith day Of October next Any Sef.
SOB may oppose this extension Objections, dsvo-
once twenty dayS before the day Of hsaring.
SAMUEL 2. FISBER,
jy selaWSW Oommis oner of Pasents.
Evening star., 1869-08-04
AUCTION SALES.


ID Auctioneers and nssi f.sase Brokers,
Southeast corner Of seventh end streets.
1egsza6 sA1s 6; sHVss Az AsD JSsa sSs Gs
: 8: IS s::s Z ss: a.. = Zen 6: e. e.
e ssa e &. E, e Sc fs :: IS
Sais4Af Saises sss ss d;s q Aassh s
Miiii.ns :lSaiyisio. Il sassts .s s. irontise In
T sI$ Iis$ o1 Sifsi.i. svsnae ey % sset ds:s % %
yell built tro-storI Brick DWELLING HSuss With
Terms: On. third cash. tef which 800 NUT be
%onth:: for note: secured 81 g. "a in tra.t apoS
.f sif me :ssl.. g: 4 e: s :: T M = s.
s.ss.s. SSzss Szs xfEESSS xfEEisSsi i;s:s:. Ssss:
RY o0oPER LATiMER, Auetiope.ru.
-. sS stree.
s:a.r Sf tsss sg0Gn 2f 0f fdss6
SIOa On SATURDAY MKT, the Sis.
~ No.. We shall T eli, st the ssresooms S oi oi
Penn.s.sas s1.n%. ssa Ha tn the canal al the sSc HsT
cultural implements &o., remaining in said ware.
Grist Mills, Reapers. Movers
Thresbers. Bay Cutters. Plows
cider Mills Cuitivators, Bone Dust
Hay Cutters Harvest Tools
lxtrss Ter n owers. Reesers Threehers, &c
Iertilizers. Old Iron, Shelving, Desk, Drawers
Wagons, Carts, &c.
ALSO
Four or i've Frame Warehouses for business
purposes prominently situated. and many other
articles too numeroS; to enunersse.
day until the whole n disposed OF
COOPER LATIMDR,
jy29.td fRepl Auctioneers
Evening star., 1869-08-04
AUCTION SALES.
RI GREEN 4 wIJh5Ane.
eoutheast corner of esvOnth and b streets.

RY GREEN 1 wILhIAns.
ID Ancsio.ss.: sod q Rssi Ietsss R.ossn,
Ht. t.isH s0nss Asn .ssT ,sS29
G.$a JtssSAii; i Z: 10 I, ,,s.ss.. q, = :. !s.. y
ss:.: .:::: =: J: .::.s:: Is; 81; $:
ss 81; 3: rs: ST: a ~. g:
which stas6s on North OAiciina avenue, between
!: s::S ;s:''' '''' ss.ss
sn4.d - = : Auct'u.
RY GBIlH . wILbIAMs. -
ass ns
aass
a NON SiY the 9th instant, a. o'clock p. n,
We shall sell. o. the premises LOT No 10 IN sausre
sinebs; deep shieS viii Ss :usdisissdT = and ID :oid o
Into two brildips lots Street all graded and
Terms. Ous.fhird cash; balance in 6 and I.
msnhs. for notes bearing interest, and secured By
ancing and revenue stamps at she coss Of purchs-
g. ;ssa sshSs Ss ;Asf ili Auo..
p So. suetiSn::.: snd Real E;.,ss Brokers.
rRusrEIs SALE OF A TWO STORY BRICK
fES9gsTTa, Eif%EhS IHSEiS. STH And sTH sfsssTs
Of S the Court
in said court. Little vs. Little, No. l.sS5 EQui-
Y Docket 3 dated APRIL 18th. 1859 shall sell on
lstn instant; part Of Lot No 5, 10 square north OF
IA iest ii inches deep. .ish th. improvs%sns:, ss
which eon.Ist Of one excellent built two story and
ATTIC Brick House. with fine dry oellar. wide
Ters,s; One-half cash; the balance in six, twelve
and secured BY deed of trust on the premioes All
COZ veyanciRg and revenue STAMPS ct the cost Of
sale. JANE LITTLE, Crustao
au4 GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auots.
Evening star., 1869-08-04
pRoPosALs FOB FRESH BEEF.

OFFICE AcTIsG CoNNIssARY or sUBsIsrErcEg
TORT FooTE, ND. August ID, Is69. (
sealed Proposals I'm duplicate. win be received
st this otiee until u m, on TUESDAY, the sist
osy OF August, 1853, for furnishing the .reops
ststioned at Fort Foote, Md the Fresh Be. re-
quired BY them Tor tiN months, commencing Oc-
tober let 1859, such less time the Commi
0eneral OF Subsistence may direct.
The Beef Is to be Of good marketable Qu alfty,
with eQusl proportions Of fore and hind Quarters .
tneeis shsnks, and kidney tsllow 20 be excluded
a, Ihe neSks Of cattle slsuehtered 70 be cut of at
the fourth vertebral JOINT, and the breast trimmed
Gown; The shanks of the fore quarters cut OF
irom three 20 four inches above knee Joint and Of
the hind quarters from sig 20 eieht inchss above
the gambrel or hook joiut.
The proposals will also state at what price per
officers.
Prorossls must be distinctly endorsed "Propo-
sals for frssh Beef" and addressed 20 the under
signed At Fort Foote. Nd. vho reserves the right
g rect any or all bids not I'm the interest Of the
Conditions. requirement., payments, &C., made
known on application 20 the undersgned.
NJ. o. 0RIER,
lat Lieut. eth Infantry.
Evening star., 1869-08-04
DRoPosALs FOB FORAGE.

OFFICE CHIEF QUARTKRMAsIER, )
a. SsS,ed Propossis. In tsiplieste, win b, recsivsd
&c s!loans9 Fl sas 91assss n.S.a
Soinss e inch time and in .ush susntitiss ss nay
tons y SGEt Monroe. Va. s0o bushels Oats and %
AZ AZ sielnond; w., I. ssor.heuse ss Booklets,
SsS:. sass1i i'ISss a s.:SS !: 3: s.Ssr
Fss e nay ?: :s9Sfsd e y. soS q: hs.
Ssy 6. 0:s. anc Hep % b Of me beat quality. TSs
The dshf 70 fsiscs any OF Ill bidsts reserved s,d
Ssrtht:s%snti tfca tSis once viiI bsTsquirsdso o
le.S.s:.s ny !: S:ds for s.y one q ~ et q.
81 s ny sss 20 8. sssaiisss ssa ~ =: ::
~ ~ Sens Soess nscsa: ,.s... a.. -. ..I !.
ss:s f:sss::l: sS1 Ssrsss "a ssrsssd:d < 3: 81 s.
By sssss g sSs es.ssal osunssasas r,nsx.u.
tsry Distriet. !, .. .. Oa1hDE3k,
sfSrss:ss sSrsss o0s!sssi: .9saEsssF2Ssssr = Army,
pl0fosALs ron Draw. . =. :
asApQrAar.as IIssr nurr.sY Drsr.rcr. !,
iclHcND. va, Jus .. -
!! % ss = s.s!'ss;xs;, ~ + s;s:,:s
ssssd g sss - - ss,'s: e e ssdss g tSs !aa
i;i Hs5 sss:s g ISL 9 !. 81 SS5,:G si, G LILY
81 e = Ss.sss:s : ::ss :s s:sss g
freDeeals nay BE- nade 1se the whole or say pars
nsnNonsd ia previous s1vsrtsssSsSsSs = y fron sSis
.fhs envelopes. seetalsi,e propos.ls % Be I'm.
doysed "Pyoleeaas sor 0tSSW,s V aud forusrdsd by
d e.isr q u ds..r,i oe..s.a,.s virss NM.
ss.y ss.yy.s Sss;iosa 81 osa..r..rn,,,:y RlE!i
1 yirst Military District. ~ fi-t6
M xnD MISSOURI cuRED
NV. DUROHILL,
under Eb6itt House,
bu corner 18th and Z streets.
Evening star., 1869-08-04
AUCTION SALES.


RH GREEN wILLAMs, - = :
n Auceioneeu md Real xstate Broken,
Southeast corner NTH and d strsets.
rRgsTEn's SALE on IsPgoysp PRoess
In,0N T. kfa1BH H0BTa, BlfWaDN
NXykkTA GAHlTQL AND 1IRsf 0fRsEf
- D virtue oS deed Of truss, dsted shs ,s.h
dey OF ADIil, A. p. 1888. and duiy recorded in
Laler o. ., No. 81, folios S,, ons Of TIE
Aud records Of Washington county, IA the District
q U0,1mbie. We shall sell. on the premises, on
IaUtSDAH, the Sth day Of August, 1852. fsix
oeiock p m. al th 1t piece ead Darcs 81 of ground
yine In the ssid city and Distriot sforesAid. and
kncwn . the vest sesen feet OF lot l.. snd the
eat Ave test OF lot and the easg twelve feet front
Of lot l., In Mac0ins subdivision Of lots in square
~. commanding q the southeast corner Of said
lot h, rubn ming vest oa 4 street (la, twelve feet
shence north 1S teet ~ Inches, thence east twelve
OF oeenn.h,peg, Titn the fmprovemsnts, consisting
Terms: One. third cash balance in six ana twsiv
months. fer notes eearing tnterest and secured by
= deed Of trust en- the premises Al conveyancin
Sledovn on the az Of sale. And q the terms Of
the day OF .aie The Trustees reserve the right TO
feultips nurchaser ~ adyerti.,ne three times in
a6EhEs 6EEisrlnaN nSsftTt fEttTrtnxRt trustees.
jy % eo6ds 0REEN wILGTAMs Aucts