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AUCTION SALES.

RY JOSEPH ?; KILLEY,
o. sss EsssS sssss Ss .ns Ss1ss
'ss rEsHAsg hHF sF1;s s.G: p
AND sIsELfs EoRIH Az .tuGrfoS
s s ~; q III 81
81 lit .fss s., ana q
north, ana running back o isst to an ali r' ''
o:i Igs ''ii In, Sal '0j;o5s;er k.LIrr Aue,.
ID Besl Estate Broker and Auctionser.
omee, 466 Ith street, opposite Post once.
VALUABLE IMPROVED psop.srIArAu o.
osR sSsH sbbsF: ds sS,A ss ..,s
s:s .Hss' essS1 az :As
est bet, ls.h ard a,h streets. It has nine rooms
Terms made Known on day Of sale. All convey.
az. at purchaser so't On dag Of
cei4st ino0' "'T Auotios::.r.
HI Tp04As D, " AsG AMAN.
- Real Estate Broker and Au:tioneer,
omce 400 th street, opposite Post Uffics.
.sqSs' = SaS S' ), 9
sss e.r PaSs sna! 10 =: On sSs Sisn
e: The vest e h fee, "a e Lot TO-
sncine at parehssers cost. loo down day OF sale.
ecHSt TH0s. L. wAG9AMAH, Auct.
BK o9S s1. .a:.o, LtTFa = A1se..opsss. :
Soushvsss corner Of Psansyi1snia avenue ana 18th
TggsTIly SALE orvALuApLs1mpRoysp
PPHeS4 SPIaM ON 1sTH sTBlET WEST, Al
- By Sirtue Of a deed o, tru.. d.t.d ,,. ,.,.
ssy q FL; SUly is's :na duly recorded in IiSsr
0I q. prsni:e: on 70 S.soSss i saS
and s.is s,, a. pe
insion; and described on the plan thereof Is the
sSDSere two Sundred and nney three sq 1s
improved By . three story brick house, with bseR
Tenn: u sale One third o:sS, a"d the ,..p..
IN 8. Il and IS months, secured By deed Of trust
q &c ps So"n q M IT G ahJe
the n; n no, With II ys
c55oS y; sp29T Es4tAlss. . z:s,:
ssSsss::os: e j q Msss Aas:'SH Gers;
southwest corner Pennsylvania avenue and llth ct.
s1sT sHs sERF or s. S;H AMP
q a atsDA 4r A 1f2GHISS5 october
Ss.sf g ana s'ss:si s
ss :: SssSs HssGy o Ell:
Rs Nn, contsis: y sg square feet, having .
fset :! aDoSs !; feet inches: runnias back 59
proved By long Brick Building on the rear or the
10, ,os Tns property certain y offers the best chance
that bias been offered In this city for lons time
.w utIms , One third es'h; balance in SIX and
notes bearing interest from day Of sale. The pur.
CHASER 70 have the option Of paying ell cash. Con
SltOO OF the cash payment win be required when
tne property struck off, VIII Oh Will be forfeited
u the terms OF sale are not complied with within
nve % days from day Of sale; and the Trustees re-
the right to resell at the risk and cest OF the
1elaolnng purchestr, upon one ID week notice
by advertisement In some newspaper printed and
published In the city Of Washington
OhABLEe 6TOTT, I ~
Gao. A. BOHRER. ( Nrustees.
,., ,c COOPER LArIMEB,
oc lSe6ds IChron6Intel Auctioneers.
ID Real Estate Brokers and Auctieneers,
No. 40 18th street, opposite Post Q6ica
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NovHLTY FOUNDRY And nAoaIun
~ WORKS,

PAkkEkeBUR0, WEST VIRGINIA.
We have on hand one Portable Steam & Nm
OF Is Horse Power that we viii sell at our vorko
tof "a yy cssh, Also. several DorIsoie engines
suitable for thrsshng hines Of 40 horse powsr.
aso, severA al portable eng tRes OF heels from Is IA
horse power or under Persons WISHING to bur.
chase new or second hand machinery, eneines OF
tron, would do we'll 20 call address n,
LIFE co., ParkeuburG, Wet Virginia.
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III GREEN = WILLIAMS LAY.
No. 500. Southeast ner 9Th aud ID streets


DESIRABLE BUILDING LOT.
BY virtue Of deed of trust, recorded in Liber J.
os ssi sss Il. S. vii
lO~ipg desirable kuiIding Lot situate on Q stree,
ost ns Efssh Ssptol street ana Delaware
ssss Ss sqn nsHs Feet. and
A. ca., &c faSm: Uonv yancing and revenue stamps
.ss sSA ass91. sEsapsa;
% nHa us1E. STATES ~
ORDNANCE OFFICE.
WASHING TON, Sept. Is, 1859
unaea ss Of the
Me sne " snda spH Vicinity win Be sold by pub
tinIing frem day 70 day until eli 10 sold. WI
purposes is too well known to render II necessary
to describe it herein; bat adescription Of the same
%:y r. :. sSGn :. 1soH their apply
inF Spy oy Letter 70 tn MS once:
ns1ss he nusis ;0q Y got r's
strip OF land running to the W stern boundary on
Of The river he walls Of two large buildings are
stsndi1g on THIS gTonnd, and the foundations of
Three Of them are Turbines Of the most apprevei
xnc ana ne others are mostly cast iron with
The second will be the site of the Rife Factory,
and water power on the Shenandoah the buiId
ings upon which have been Destroy ID, but the
The third will be the Shenandoah Ferrs. With
tract OF IS acres OF land on the south and Lot on
the Harper Ferry shore, OF posite
The fouIt will be the per al right to cut aud
remove Wood from tract of ,s95 scrvs mon Mt Ain
land. acress the eheDandosh. = . :
The fifth will be the right TO dig Iron Ore from
2 uact OF about 600 acres Of land, known as
fIieLds' ore Bank, acquired BY deed from Henry
The rsmsindsr, consisting Of House, ana t,os, IN
1.-The town, will be sold lot by iot
The Government will convey to che purchasers,
after payment shall have been ade 10 full al It's
tight and title TO the property, which 10 believed
The terms Of sale prescribed by Law are Q credit
OF ore and tive years; the purchasers to give bond
ana security for the payment Of the purchase
money, and these terms must be complied with
Nithfn ten DAYS after the sale
map showing the petes and bounds OF the Hsr.
psrs Ferry property viii 30 exhibited 1t the time
The Government reserves the right to withdraw
ssnyor all Lots offered, If the bid, are not salts
BIsvet Major General, Chief Of Ordns.cs.
NOTICE TO DILuQgEHrs.
~. sns Who purchased Lots In 1851 and have
n0s rShuy paid for them, are noticed thar IL they
si, bs daas aae before the day q sale the Lots
cot Brsv.t Major Gen.. cmsf Of ordsno.
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I r. / 8 I N a
se FORMULA OF
DR.. 10 II N WILKINS,
jyl4-essm BALrIMORG, Md.
A PPLIoATIoEv A EGs duplicate LAND

A PPLICATIOE ROB DUPLICATE LAND
a WARBAHTo
DEPARTHENT OF THE INFERIOR,
PENSION OFFICE, July 18th, 1866
A.. 10 WHOM At MAY CONCERN:
ADplic ations having been made under the cot OF
scsibed La d Warrants, which are alleged to have
been lost or destroyed Notice Ia hereby eiyeu
warrant, psW certificate or warrant OF Ike tor
win be reissled, IL NO valid objection should then
appear. H. VAN A1khAA, Commissioner.
UEo. sssls, for I'D acres. ISSUED under the oct OF
March 5. 1885, In the name Of Whitcomb n ~ and
ives granted July IL, 1855. November s, 1859
. no SIS, for I'D acres. f.sued under the act OF
Was granted yuiy II. lass November 8, 1883.
No. 1 40, for 100 acres. issued under the act q
was granted December 0, 1855. December Is, 1853
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k0R sALE AT AUOTlON-By THOs DOW.
= ,hiMS Auctioneer-Colonel Richard g. Cox, q
ADDlTlON to Georgetown, on WEDNESDAY.
u III btn Instant, ct clock m.
LUIS beautiful property adJoins the city on the
noIthwest, and fronts partly 7th street on the
eat. A"'e''' saee' ou IL g
The Mansion House will be sold, with from one
20 ten serss OF land as may be agreed upon at the
The lo,s. which are e0xl2o, front east and vest
az north and seuth on streets laid out co feet
This property 10 in an excellent peighbnrhoo6
nigh End healthy. and commanos al extensive
View OF the river and surTou uding country
1t 10 Immediately opposite the pro perty of the
lar tanned Georgetown College and the Academy of
the Nisisatfon; consequently purchasers will Al.
wsye have an uEoh s tructed view.
Terms at sale. DODGE DARNEILLB,
Real Estste Brokers.
OciI-td 80 street.
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PBOPosALs ron THIsH BllT.
EEApQuARfKRs FIRST military Durprc1.
OTee Cts0 Cons.isSevyg Sstsiste.es.

Osee Ctsf Coms,issevyy Ssssiste.es,
Sealed Proposals lin Suplicatsf win be received
sst,he 0face q Breyst Captain . 9. koberss. ilsh
TUESDAY. oeseber ,sti isss. q Il m. for 1 sa1
plying the United ststsc sussistsncs Dspsrtmssi
with trs.h Sssf Is q. Lysehb1ss We, for sfr %ontss
nistepce may direct.
BIDDERS are rsqassted to Be present 10 respond
TO tbsif bi6.; 80 - Irelsred 10 give bonds Cor
Condit;ons, fequiremsnfs, pSynents. &C., -
hsrstolore. B. A. pOkLEk:
Breves N ajor and Chief o. g.,
ee1S-st Ffsst nliisary District.
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TINTED STATS PATENT OPFfOE.
~ WAsHINGroN, d. O., August q, $50.

on the p.tision s q JOIN II Jcf Msiro:.,
asss:. pr.yins for the extcnsion Of . pstsat
q the said Tass.rs on The !tb day OF Decsabsr,
1855 ana retsoued on the Seh day Of June. 1885, for
Stone: : :
II is ordered thss the tsstimosy in the cass Se
tine for ilinS oreuments and the Exsniners
report be limited 20 the Ssh day Of November usxt,
81 Novembof next, Any person NAV oppose this
extension. SAMUEL 8. FISHER
on oolAw3w Oommissioper OF Patsn t.
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10y GREEN & WILLIAMS,
- Auctioneers aud Real Estate Brokers,
No. 526 Seventh street.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
IN THE FIRST WARD.

IN THE FIRST WARD.
virtue Z. & S:sa o as Sh 81 sss
temper A D., 1858. made to secure Q certain note
OF the same date. for the Of 200 with inter-
es., IN isvor OF Jerome A: Johnson, q. viii appear
npon reference to said iced of trust recorded in
Liter and b. no. J, folio 81, &c of the land
oeoSras for Washington county, D. o :, I sha pro-
premises, on TUESDAY, OCTOBER IS, att O'Clock
p. NJ, ali OF Lot numbered four, a. in square
numDered nifty one, t5l,D said lot baving front on
north street Of fifty -four tb4 feet eight 80 Inch
80, sno on 2Sd street west fronting seventy aye
So d oh sne Avenue; enclosed by q good fence,
Terms OF sale: One half cash; balance in stx
ana twelve months: secured by deed of trust n non
.nS premises. All conveyancing and revenue
Inn ps at The cost OF the purchaser. Ii ter as of
sale are not com Piled with in Eve days after the
asy OF stio the trnstee reserves the right to re-
20 Dc paid as soon the property IL knocked
oc eodSds GREEN & WILLIAms haoss
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DROPOsALs FOB srHAMIRs.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,


Sealtd Proposals will be received AZ this Dena,rt
ment mp TO IL m. on MONDAY, lst of Eoyemhe,
next Tor the building and fitting Of four Stesmers
TOT the kexenue Marine, bidders 20 furnish their
own specincauons-the same 20 be submitted To
ooara OF omeers-the Department rsservfng the
rig 1t 70 REJECT ALL II not from competent and re-
speed being Of great Importance, the pe,art-
ment has adopted this course 70 invite Combat.
tion, and will require the bidders to furnish drsv
fnRs, In detail. Of hall and machinery with mod
els complete, and the parties to whom the eya rds
are made shall give bonds with SUFFICIENT suretia A.
Tor the proper performance of the work Accord
ing n tie specifications. models. &c, approyed
The vessels will BE- Of the foilowipR dimensfoue:
PR0PELLER OF IRON. HBRa APHRODTTE
BRIG RIG0ED.
Length H0 feet on Iced line.
Breadth OF beam, g feet mouidered,
Depth Of hold, Is feet smidsnips. rr..a
Draft Of water, loaded, net to exceed u feet.
sIDE.MHEEL STE sMER, IRON OR WOop
Length. les feet on load line
Breadth 81 beam, Is feet mouldered.
Depth Of hold. II feet. 49, r--r- -.
Draft Of water not to exceed So feet. loaded.
Two SMALL STEAMERS, OF W0OD.
Length, $50 feet on load line.
breadth Of beam, Is feet, moulded.
Depth of hold, 8 feet
DRAFT Of water not to exceed 81 feet, loaded.
Propeller 20 have one direct actlnR engine
b. an engine.
Two Email stesmep, beam ssEne,
Speed 70 b euaranteed r C
,eu.ru.r.,oc,o .et ss., =; S0U " rs.
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NOTICE TO DILyYogEHrs.

fefsons who purchased Lots in 1857 aud have
%, Snst is due before the day Of sale, the Lots
VI a, pe decided 70 them. Otherwfee. they viii be
seq lsot Brsvst Major Gen.. chisf Of ordsno..
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[IHITED STATES PATBMT OIyIUl,

TIHITED STATES PATBMT OYgIUl,
n, N. WAsHIssIeN; p. Q; SEPT II, 1889.
STs, ~ iol sSs s1tsa.oS q psssn;
granted to bim on the 18th day Of December, 1855.
ioS an I'm provement In Horse Powere:
closed on the 10th day Of November next; that the
n nnns ior nling argumepts and the Examiper1 re-
and that said petition Be heard on the 9th day OF
is .in next ANY psfson nay Spp2sS this sx
% 24-lavsv ECommissionsr Of Parents.
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DENTISTRY.

he. LOOMS HAVING IMPROVED AVN
y rented his loag established Denial
n moons IN me most complete manner, is6p&N
ense, and every possible appliance known 70 Tn.
and ture con DENTIST. oss"issi
Ofice 33s Penpa. ayepue or-,-
nEETIST-pR. CHAS 3 BorELBR, SURGEON
y Dentist, offers his professional SER
Once 49l 9TH street. opposite ODD Pei -Q6xx0
iows HAIL de ie permitted 70 refer to J. O. Hal,
y, g. ". Aaesh.es. y. y. s. g is .sosf h
DRs. W. AND Il: a; MERRILL ,DGHTTsT1
nUf between 18th and 18th streets, fur-
nish ARTIFIC!AL TEETH on any kind o.
stantIy hand for extractins teeth 1ithont SSn
We guarantee 20 all th ose ayine Work done * -.
omoe sateIacaon IN every particular. no Io-iys
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INSURANCE.
BANKERS.

LEwIs JOHNSON q Co.
BANKkEs,
STREET,
pRALHRs
DOMESTIC AND FOREIGN BxoHAses.
eevernnsns and OOrpsrstioa Bonds bOuss, s.l
An other Narkstabls Securities cola or boas>
on commission. fe Is-rg
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TEX HIGHEST DAsH PAID PuR LeDlEs',
y .GentS, and ChiIdrsns Csst OG lOieshiUe
I'm street, betveen n and n. Any order tbrsush
uai promptly Attended %. cs3
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-12-17
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Free Banking.

Congress has as yet made no actual
progress towards solution of the
financial questions, but the votes and
discussions on the various measures
show a decided leaning on the part OF
the majority towards the adoption OF
some sort of free banking system.
The expression is decidedly against
any further imitation of the green
back currency. Its GEMS to be agreed
that If we are to have an additional
volume of currency 1t should be in
the shape of redeemable bank issues
secured by government bonds at their
gold value. This would give US q
flexible circulating medium, that
would adapt itself the wants of the
business community, expanding oil
contracting as the demand should be
great or small. The object will
probably be accomplished by remov.
ing the restrictions from the present
National Banks. There will be O
long and sharp struggle before 1t ID
accomplished, and hundred plans
will be submitted to effect relief In
some other way !; but to this, we be-
lieve, the good sense of Congress and
the country will settle down at last
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State Binder.

Our editorial confrere, J. j. Smart,
of the Waterloo Reporter, Is can
didate for State Binder. If any man
is deserving, If any man has the
qualifications requisite, if any man
has the machinery and appliances to
do the State Binding up in A No. l
style, it is Brother Smart. He Is q
gentleman of integrity and sterling
worth-a radical republican, and as
q business man, has State wide
reputation. We hope the Iowa Leg
islaturc will do itself the credit, to
elect Mr.. Smart for Binder. Let old
Black Hawk, with its unparalleled
majorities for Justice and equal
rights have the credit Of furnishing
q man for this important State office.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-12-17

THE main object of the Pope In
assembling the Ecumenical Council
seems to have been to secure the
sanction from the universal Romish
Church of the dogma of his own in
falibility. The accomplishment of
this object, however, is Xix ely to be
seriously impeded by the opposition
of the civil governments of Europe
that is, such of them as adopt and
maintain the Romish faith. These
governments canncta ford to recog-
.nize an authority higher than their
own. The French government has
already signified to the Council that
the Instability of the Pope is an in
opportune question, from a religious
view, and politically places France
otherwise than according t6 the Con
cordat, and releases her from the OBJ.
legations then accepted, This is as
much as to say that the French EN-.
perior, who Is now about the only
prop Of the temporal authority, will
withdraw his support If the
dogma is sanctioned. 1t Is not prob
able that the Pope could maintain
his temporal sway over the states OF
the Church month after the with
drawal of the countenance and the
bayonets of France. The Council
and the pontiff are thus placed in a
dilemma truly deplorable from their
standpoint. TO surrender the tenn
poralauthority, or 10 back down from
the nltramontane position of infali-
biiity, which, is the vital principles oil
the papai system, isindeed difficult
choice. The Council which was
called to strengthen the hands of the
Romish hiererci,y.is likely 10 weak.
en- II.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-12-17
Railroads In Iowa.

There are some who seem to fear
that Iowa Is laying out too many rail-
road enterprises, more than she will be
able to carry through, and more than
the State will need In answer to
this it is sufficient to say, that Mas
sachusetts has a mile of railroad to
each five square miles Illinois one
to every, sixteen square miles and
iowa one only to each hirty-nine
square miles. And yet Iowa has less
waste land than either Of the States
first mentioned, and is capable of
sustaining denser population than
either. Not one acre in ten is waste
land. The great need of the State
now is north and south lines. The
whole energies of the State and of
capital, and the whole influence of
legislation, has heretofore been de-
voted to the construction Of east and
west lines Of road. It was great
mistake in the apportionment of
lands to railroads that none were
left to aid the construction OF north
and south lines. We believe that no
north and south line, excepting the
Des Moines Valley road, has a land
grant. But the energies of the peo-
pie are new reaching out for north
and south roads. Every connection
thus made between the five east and
west lines which cross the State, will
place them In more direct COMPETE
tion and lead to the. reduction of
freight tariffs. Iowa needs for her
proper development, an east and
west line of road through each tier
of counties, and these connected at in
rivals of every forty miles by lines
running north and south. Until she
is thus gridioned she cannot have too
many roads, and until then the pro-
lection and agitation of new railroad
enterprises will not and ought not to
cease. . .....
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-12-17
How to Cure the BUSH
ness DcpresSion.


The st. Paul Press, published In
the center of wheatgrowing region,
scouts the prevailing gloomy appre-
hension of prolonged financial de
preston, and asserts that the present
local stringency is occasioned merely
by the farmers holding their wheat
back for higher prices, and by their
consequent voluntry want of means
to pay their debts and make their
usual purchases. 1t shows that II
the farmers of Minnesota marketed
their crops, even at present prices,
they would realize on the whole
nearly s., 0O0, 900 more than last year,
because In proportion as the ratio of
increase of wheat tillage has been d.
minished that of other crops has in
creased, and all farm and dairy pro-
ducts except wheat bring better
prices than last year. ......,
These remarks apply to very
great extent to this region. Taking
all the crops together, the farmers in
the aggregate are not SO very much
worse off than last year. If all who
are In debt would make the best eff
fort In their power to pay, even to
selling off all then surplus products,
including wheat, they would find the
times much better. When one man
pays his debts, that very act enables
a dozen or twenty Others to pay
theirs, and thus the wheels Of busi-
ness are aided and set In motion.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-12-17

While attending q Circuit Edito.
rial Convention last week. we tried
to post ourselves on the several
things it was expected the Iegisla.
ture of 1870 would do.
The Supervisor system is to re-
ceive some attention and we have
heard of one draft of a bill for dis.
tricting counties, making population
basis in such way that the Board
will not exceed in number nine per.
SONS, and there is o strong probabili-
| ty that something of the kind will
be done. ......
The Office of County Snperintend,
ent of Schools will be looked into
and something done i'm the way ot
fixing the salary In populous coun-
| ties at such sum as shall secure
good and efficient men for the posi-
ton, or the Office might as well be
abolished.
Circuit Court bill will also be re-
vised, although i'm the main it works
well, and is popular with the people
generally. There are some prOvis
ions not SO clearly defined but thai
they may be constructed differently
in different localities. Certain pow
ers that are vested in the Count,
Judge have been conferred on the
| Clerk during vacation. In some
counties IL is claimed that the righ
to sOlemnize marriage Is among
those; in others 1t Is dougted.
The salary Of the Clerk is very un
certain, resting with the Board o
Supervisors, and in some counties
the amount allowed is wholly made
quate for the labor performed.
A great effort will be made TO re
sumo the lands granted to the Des
Moines Valley Railroad, aud gran
them to a Company that will build ,
road on the east side of the river
where the settlements are.--Stat
Reporter.