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RY LATlMER CLEARY, Auotioneers,
- tsuccessors to Cooper Latimer,J
b utnWe0t corner 81 PennsvlvaniA ave and 18th n

RI LATlMER CLEARY, Auctioneers,
- Successors to Cooper Latimer,J
X uthwest corner 81 Pennsvlvania ave- and 18th IT,
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDINGS
NJ MN rp9ElAWARE AyEETE; BETWEEN
By virtue OF deed of trust to the subsc riber
E". bearing date the 10Th day Of January, 100
band recorded among the land records for this
county In Liber No. coz at folio a, ct seq, and q
the direction OF the party secured thereby, will sell
at public suction, in front Of the premises, on
WEDNESDAY, the 9Th day Of October, A. D. 1870,
at o clock N. the south half OF Lot No. l6 and
porth half OF Lot No u, in square No 6s5 the same
fronting about 20 feet on Delaware avenue ard
having an average depth Of about 81 feet.
The property e improved with three small Build.
iDgs, In good order.
Terms: S200 cash: balance in two equal pay
ments OF six and twelve months, with interest from
DAY OF sale. Deferred payments TO be secured by
oeed OF trust on the property. Conveyancng and
stamps AZ the cost OF purchaser. 9l00 down at time
OF sale III the terms Of sale not Piled with in
hye day. from day Of SALE the Trustee the
paper published in the city Of ashington, ct the
risk and cost Of defaulting purchaser.
TIRED. W. JONES, Trustee.
Sc - ots LATlMEB CLEARLY, Aucts.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

by LATIMER CLEARY, AuctIoneers,
- (Successors 10 Cooper Latimer.I
Southwest corner Of Penn. avenue and 18th street
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Rf LATIMER a CLEARLY, Auctioneers.
~ Successors to Cooper Latimer }
southwest corner Penn. avenue and llth Il.

ooutn~est corner Penn. avenue and llth Il.
a. BY virtue of decree OF the Supreme Court of
day OF June. $50, in Equity cause No. l,7I9
tees rs al vs. Bassett ct the undersigned trus
ices VII sell at public auction on WEDNESDAY.
Sep emoer 2sth $50, at 51i O'Clock D. m. part Of
~ and ~ IN square 72s fronting about p feet ii
,GCnes on second street east, near the c-rner OF
East capitol street. aud being about % feet 10
inches In depth The above is one of the finest build
Ing lots on Capitol Hill.
Terms OF sale: 0nethrd cash; residue in equal in
sIanents at and IL months from date of sale with
InlsIest and secured by the of the purchaser
ana lien upon the property, all cash at option
pu1chaser SlO0 to be paid at time of SALE If the
purchaser does not ply with terms of sale within
one Neek thereafter the property will be resold at
ms rlsk ana cost Convey ancing and stamps at cost
X. CARUSI, lr
JAS. q. PAYNE,{ trustees.
seSeoSas LATlMER & CLEARY, Aucts.
1.-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED, ON
account of weather, until SATURDAY, October at
same hour and place. By order of Trustees
seq LATIMER Il CLEARY, Aucts.
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Rf GREEN Il WILLIAMS, Auctioneers
- No. 319, southeast corner of Inland d nj

X dhEEN a WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
- No. 319, southeast corner of 7thand D sts
NhLIABLE BUILDING LOT FRONTING ON ri
SSInEEET NORTH, BETWEEN NORTHUAPI-
T0L AND FIRST STREET WEST, IN GOV
EhhNMEST PRINTING OFFICE SQUARE, AT
N On SATURDAY, the 1st day OF October next
VIsfu al clock y. m in front Of the premises
I'VE shall sell beautiful Building Lot being %
iect front by 6feet inches deep Sale without re-
Terms: One third cash: BALANCE, s and IL months
Tor notes bearing interest and secured by deed of
fusl on the premises. stamps, &c, at the purcha-
ser cost. SO down on the day of sale
SEES GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts
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In THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
u OF COLUMBIA

i OF COLUMBIA,
Holding a SPECIAL Tenn, Ssptember 18th, 1870
ci In the case OF PETER CARROLL, executor Of
said has, with the appreciation Of the Su.
preme Court Of the District Of Columbia afore-
said, appointed TUESDAY, the 18th day of October
1870, for the nnai settlement and distribution Of
the estate Of said deceased and of the
IN hanc as Tar as the have been collected and
turned into money; when and where all the creditors
and hers OF said deceased are notified TO attend,
with their claims properly voucRed, or they may
otherwise by law be excluded from ali beneft In said
deeeaseds estate: P,crided copy Of this order be
pnDlished once Q week for three weeks in the Eve
Test: A. WEBSTER,
sells 3ws Register OF Wfils
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u WASHINGTON. D. O.. eeptember Il, 1870.
On the petition Of JOSEPH Il. GOODELL, Of Lo-
gansport, Indiana, praying for the extension Of Q
patent granted to him on the sd day Of December,
1855, for an improved Machine for Cutting veneers
from the Log:
1t 10 ordered that the testimony In the case Be
closed on the I'D day Of November next: that the
time for filing Arguments and the Examiners report
be limited to the I'd day Of December next, and that
said petition b heard on the It'll dav Of December
next.
Any person nay oppose this extension
SAMUEL 3. FISHER,
seE-eE OompisaioneI Of Patents,
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LIMITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
~ WAsH!Nsros, d: O.. September IL, $50

On the petition Of THOMAS NELSON. of
Troy, New York. praying for the extension Of a
patent granted to HIM on the 10th day Of December
1856, for an improvement in Machinery for Weaving
Shade Cord:
1t is ordered that the testimony in the be
closed the 18th day Of Move mber next, that the
time for filing arguments and the Examiners report
be limited the Oth day OF November next, and
that said petition be heard the LIST day Of Novem
Der next.
Amy person may oppose this extension:
SAMUEL B. FISHER,
Commissioner O Patents
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(WHICH is THE BEST SEWING MACHINES-
w Those tor which there is the greatest and We,
increasing demand throughout the civilized world
HOWE'S
LA TE ST I'm r VED
The Company now manufacturing 400 mi hines
daily-lOO per cent. more than any other machipe
company. This ought to be sufficient proof of the
superiority OF these excellent mac hines
Local Agency, 629 Pennsyl " apia avenue
se7 m J. kARRS JEWELRY STORE.
PROPOSALS FOB FUEL.
OFFICE OF DTsBuRsING CLERK AND SUPER
INTENDENT Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENrS
WASHINGTON, ID. o., September Is, $50. \
Sealed Proposals will be received at this ONCE
until IL m. on the 3D OF OCTOBER lS70, for the de
Livery and storage of GO tons 22iO pounds Balti
more Com pany, Lee, or other fret class bite Ash
Anthracite Furnace Goals.
tons a. 40 pounds best 3 Valley egg size
free from slate.
Also, 40 cords best seasoned Oak wook, and &C
The whole to be ins pected, weighed and measured
by the inspector appointed by the Postmaster Gen
eral prescribed by act of Congress of July H. 1870
Average samples OF coal must accompany each bid
The Department reserves the right reject all OF
portion OF the bids received II found dsady an
tageous to the government.
y. A. MACARTNEY,
eel6-l5t Disbursiep CLERK and Sunerintendant
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II LATIMkR CLBARY. Auctioueers,
- tsucces sors to Cooper a Latiunerl
Southwest corner Pennsy ave AID iitb =, rect
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n A N ii q o D..
YoUNG AND RISING GKNEkarox

YOUNG AND RISING GKNKRATroN
Inc Veeetstive powers OF NE are strong, bot n.
'-~Seen how OMEN the paIBd hue, the Isck lu.sr.
eye and emsoisssd form. and the inpo.-,b,l,tv -
application % mental EFFORT show its IapefuI ,.s,-
enoe IL soon becomes evident to the observer ts..
some depressing influence 10 oheolius IN. se,.,o.-
m'nt Of the body. Consumption :, t.Il.a Of. ..s
perhaps the youth ID removed from school and .s..
into the country. This is one Of tn. ~or., move
men''' Removed from ordinary diversion. Of N
ever-chansins scenes Of the city, the pOver of An.
body, too much enfseblsd TO give uest 70 s..,,ss,
and rural exercise, thoughts are turned ipv.ras
upon themselves
IL the patient be . female. the approach Of IN.
menses lie looked for with anxiety. .. th. nr, yu,-
tom in which Mature is to show her saving power O.
diusins the circulation and visiting the ch.el with
the bloom Of health Alas increase Of appetite h.s
crown By what fed on the eDcreie. Of tn. .y,t.u
are Frustrated, and the whole economy .. dsrauscd
The beautiful an wonderful period In which bodv
and mind undergo % fascinating Q change tro~
child to woman, is looked fer In vain: the parents
heart bleeds In anxiety and fancies the grave bat
waiting for its victim.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-08-22
FRENCH DISPATCHES.
Mcmahon Retreating to Paris.
Napoleon Dangerously Ill.

BRUSSELS, August 20.-A Paris letter
to the independence Beige says that
Marshal Mcmahon is retreating TO
Paris, and will avoid an engagement
unless he can form a junction with Mar
shal Bazaine.
4 council of war was held at Paris,
and as defensive measure have ordered
a partial destruction Of the Bsis de
Boulosns .-......
PARIS, August 20.-The inhabitants
Of Chalons have received orders to get
their grain away within twenty-four
hours. Part of the Prussian army
have re.entered Nancy and named n
mayor for that city. The Prussian in
vasion of Luxemberg is considered i'm
minent from orders demanding grain
for subsistence Of his troops.
The PrcSSe ksays: Trustworthy adj
vices state that the Prussian losses have
not been less than ninety thousand in the
battles of the last three days. Nothing
has vet been received from the front
The public is very anxious, and grea
crowds of people are around the Off
ces of the Ministers Of War.
LONDON, August 20-Advices from
private sources state that NJ. Emile
Olivier is still in Paris. Heis keeping
out of sight. Our informant dined Will
him on Thursday.
LoSDoN, August 20.-It is state,
that there are now more than 400,OO'
Germans between the Rhine and Paris
The French have succeeded in victual
ling Strasburg. 1t is stated that tn
corps of Prince Frederick Charles ha
suffered severely. 1t is stated tina
Marshal Bazaine had to weaken hi
force while under fire in order to sen,
regiments to defend the Emperor's pei
son.
PARIS, August 20.-A Prussian Off
Ger with flag OF truce, on Friday, d,
manded q surrender Of Strasburg. I'll
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TELEGRAPHIC SUMMARY.
Gold closed in New York, Saturday
at LIS

Gold closed in New York, Saturday
at lis.
Alderman John Glancery, an es
teemed citizen, died at Memphis, Friday
John Hoffman ynd Hezekiah Ward
laborrers, while asleep on the track
near Huntersville, Tenn, were run over
by train and killed.
John Moore, an old wood sawyer,
formerly of Quebec, was found dead in
his house at Memphis, Tennessee, Fri
day, from congestion Of the brain.
At Duluth, Minnesota, Saturday,
Thomas Stockley was sentenced to i'm
prisonment for life for the murder Of
George NNorthorp. Four 9th ers impli-
Gated demand seperate trials.
The Memphis, Tenn, Criminal Court,
which has just closed special session
Of twenty-one days, sentenced nine
teen persons to the penitentiary, the
aggregate Of whose imprisonment is
ia years. OF these eleven were black
and eight white.
Jerry Pierce and Bob Coleman,
negro deck hands on the steamer Colo
RADIO, quarreled over game OF cards
at Memphis, Tenn, Friday. Coleman
drew razor and Pierce drew pistol
and shot Coleman through the body,
inhicting mortal wound. Pierce was
arrested and committed.
Hon. John Pendleton Kennedy, OF
Baltimore, died at Newport on Thurs
day evening, He represented the Bal
timore district in Congress three success
sive terms and was Secretary Of the
Navy under President Fillmores ad-
ministration. AT the time Of his death
he was trustee of tine Peabody south
ern educational fund
John Ward, formerly of Scott county,
KY, brother of Seth Ward, was shot
and killed by DR.. o. B. Knode, formerly
of Memphis, at Hot Springs, Arkansas,
on Thursday. Ward had shot his SON
in-law, named Ammons, few days be-
fore. Knode had cared for Ammons,
which excited the ire Of Ward, who
threatened to kill Knode, who, seeing
him passing his efiice, fred with a shot
gun, killing him instantly. Knode
gave himself up.
The Labor Congress, in session at
Cincinnati, Saturday, debated the report
OF the committee on Coolie Labor,
without taking any definite action.
An election of officers resulted in the
choice of r. Trevilleck, of Michigan,
President; Conrod Kuhn, of New
York, first Vice President; Miss +. g.
Willard, of Chicago second Vice Presi-
dent; John w. Browning, of New
York, Secretary; A. W. Phelps, of
Connecticut, Treasurer The next
place of meeting will be st. Louis.
The last advices from Ottawa say the
city was excited all day Friday, business
was totally suspended, engines are
playing through the streets and the
troops have been ordered to render as
sistance. Montrea, and other places
have also been telegraphed to for assist
ance. The fire has extended to within
five hundred yards Of the southeast
end of the city. The canal has been
cut to flood the burning district and ar.
rest the progress of the flames. A
strong west wind which set in on Friday
night and the flooding of the city from
the canal have saved Ottawa, Canada,
from the impending fire.
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Among the German Soldiers.
Times Mayence Letter, July 2il


tits all very we'll to say ! got up at once,
but the army train / had arranged to
90 by, came two hours later than / ex-
pected from Cologne. Meantime, |
assisted at the station in the perform
ance of very large Saengerbund. A
jolly soldier stood up on pile of KNAPP
sacks, and with ramrod for a baton,
conducted a larger chorus than all the
New York Societies together. ] wish
to send you, as soon as can get it, the
words of the patriotic "Wacht am
Rhein." (Rheinwatch,) a patriotic
song very different from the "Marseil-
laise." But the music, not a melody
simply, but composition in parts, COM
bining with great effect the rich basses
and tenors, is what makes the singing
differ so entirely from that of the
French, and, indeed, from all others.
Sometimes discords mar the perform
ance. for even a German singer can
drink too much beer.
gave up seat had received in the
shade, at some expense, TO heavily
loaded private OF the pioneers, who
thanked Inc and gave me tobacco for
nv pipe. That seat was prize, and one
after another gave it up to a comrade.
4 hero of Sadowa showed me the man.
ner of using the needle-gun. They do
not boast, but there is true expression
OF confidence in their silence. Much is
said about the Landwehr. THE Prus-
sian army is very fine, but the Land:
webr-that is quite another thing" |
may venture to express an opinion that
they will not be found wanting. Are
they not Just what our volunteers were
Their drill consists OF four weeks every
two wears
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was received with shouts of the popu.
lace: 1--WE shall never surrender.
The commander of Strasburg then dis
missed the Prussian with the words :
1--WE have given YOU our reply"
LONDON, August : 20.-The French
War Office forbids the publication OF
any war dispatches unless signed by
Marshal Bazaiue. The prohibition
extends even to the Emperor s dug
patches. & &c aa.& w s.~s <
The Paris correspondent writes as
follows: Silence has settled on the name
of Napoleon III. More astounding
than even the Prussian victories, He
is dead, ciyilly and imperially. Where
will he lay his despised and worn out
carcass for fortnight His name has
been pronounced in the Chamber and
he is as much disregarded as the Pope.
BRUSSELS, August l9.-The Etoiis
Beige announce that the Emperor was
extremely i'll on Wednesday morning at
Chalons. 1t intimates that he contem-
plated abdication.
PARIS, August 20.-2 P M.-The
Paris official Journals publish no war
news this morning. 1t was rumored
last night that a battle was imminent
between the Crown Prince and Nc
Mahon.
LONDON, August 20.-Tle G!tecn laws
of grace in respect to the blockade app
pies only to the departure Of vessels
The re.establishment of German control
OF Elsuss and Lathiringehen is thought
probable by the sEpamaner. 1t is
thought th-Duke Of Baden will be the
and the capital removed from
Carlsruche to Strasburg.
ST PETERSBURG, August 2O.-Orlof,
the Russian Ambassador to Vienna, has
gone to Paris on special mission
The Gar has congratulated the Sile-
sian regiment, of which he is Colonel,
on its gallantry in the battle of Weis-
senburg, on the 4th inst. He has also
sent several surgeons to the Prussian
camp.
LONDON, August 20.-There is nniver.
sal Indignation manifested at the out
RACES perpetrated by the Turcos. 1t is
said that negotiations have been entered
into by the neutral powers for the stipu-
lation against the employment OF such
Paris was very quiet.
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4 man named J. c. Telfree lately at
tempted to commit suicide at Muskegan,
Michigan, under very singular circum-
stances. He had been robbed Of Sl52,
his entire capital, and seeing no use OF
life without money, fired two bullets in
to his body without killing himself.
He then threw himself into a river
which was not deep enough to drown
him, crawled to the shore, cut his neck
with blunt jack-knife, and was found
asleep in barn on the following morn
ing. He is not likely to recover.
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HOTELS
Summer Resort.
SUMMIT HOUSE.
XXIALTER W. WoRIHisoIoS HAS
w it1et completed new hotel AZ
PORTLAND,

(Formerly CRANBERRY sUxNITJ
x,,,.,. he 4. prcuare<I 20 receive guests At all
tI,,ss. and especially during the SIMMER
seasof,. me location h q most delightful
one and Offers 20 the tourist a view Of the
nnosf beautiful scenery On The mountains.
HunteFH and fishermen VIII nnd II para
disc.
The hotel being new and newly furnished
throughout Offers comforts and elegance no
Similar establishment can boast Iyis
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A CoIored Man Nominated 20 FIJI

The Republicans Of the first congres-
sional district of South Carolina have
put in nomination State Senator Rainey
tcolored to fill Mr.. Whittemores unex-
pried term in the Forty-frst, and also
for the full term in the Forty-second
Congress. Whittemores candidate got
only 9 out OF 30 votes on the informal
ballo,
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No farmer should be without bottle
Of Rosenheim's Stomach Bitters; the
Great Western Remedy, in his house.
They will cure all the diseases brought
on by summer, heats, fruits, cold water
when heated No doctor is wanted
and no stoppage of work will ever be
required. Sold everywhere.
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An incendiary fire at Springfield,
Mass, on Friday, destroyed the house
of F. & J. Richmond, W. II. Parsons
barn and nearly the whole OF the build
ing of T. NJ. Walker 4 Co, dealers in
paints, sash and blinds.
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MILLS. FREW q CO.
Book Binders a. Blank Book
Manufacturer.

RI PREPARED AT ALL TIHE5
a with the be<t materials 10 ill orders
ar Blank BookS. such ~ are used by Banks,
Counties, Interpretations, Railroads and
Merchants, upon shori motto and IN the
Tno<f desirable and wofkmanlilre manner.
Having al the latest and mnst improved
machinery, we feel confident that we VIII
render entire satisfaction 10 all who fhy"f
N with their orders.
MnsIc, Magazine and Periodicals of every
description bound In y neat ana oufAD'e
MILLS, FREw q CO.,
Corner Of quincy and8nin sIs r.
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THE WAR!
Dispatches from King viii.
liam to the Queen.
Prussians Again Victorious.
Forty thousand Killed and
Wounded.
Great Rejoicing in Germany.

BERLIN, August 20.-The Queen has
received the following dispatch from
King William:
NEAR REsoxvILLE, August Is,
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EUROPEAN EXCHANGE OFFICE
OF
B. Kaununer.

STERLING ExCHAHGH os DuSpos
Sor any sum not le<p thsD One Pound st<s.
ling. sight Drafts on al The principal cities
Of fraocs, Germany EDd Italy 81 hbssi
rates.
Arso, y0R SALE ST THK aAnK ogyrey:
Passage Tieksts 80 and nom England,
Ireland, Bremen snd Hamburg. via View
York OF Baifimore-
KIniTrani Railroad Tickets fforn New
York or EaaltimoFe 70 Wheeiing
Once, 8. W. corner Of Third and Market
streets, Centre Wheeling, W. Va
BESSo KAM1fm
Notary Public; Heal Esfate, Pre- apd Jifs
Calm and General PsSsse AEsni
noyls
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@risimaG.
For the Journal.
Poetioal Aspiration and Experience.


That "poets are born not educated" is
truth fully confirmed in nv personal expert
ence, and that the greatest poets are the least
appreciated l am fully confident. was born
poet, and arrived at mental maturity while
my years were yet few. When less than a
mouth old, gave positive evidence of this
brilliant endowment, in the pure originality Of
the national airs which 1 was constantly sing
ing, and with pathos which never failed 10
create deep and lasting impression on the
minds of all those who chaneed to linger with
III sound of my voice, which I have since
been told, was remarkable for its volume of
sound and pieolo like accent. Alas, as look
back over the ruins of crumbled hopes, which
were crushed by the cruel treatment OF an unap-
Preciatiye world, 1 cannot force back the re-
gret that was born while humanity was yeti
grovelling in mental darkness. As advanced
in years, became more and more deeply i'm
pressed with a knowledge of the fact, that I
possessed great capabilities, a vivid imagina-
tion, was susceptible of grand emotions, while
my conceptions knew no limit In short, II
was by nature poet, and as such the world
should know me and lay their laurels at my
feet. The freaks of my imagination surpass-
ed anything ever known. 1 remember, at one /
time, imagining myself an angel, and when
conf lentially impaired the intelligence to
our village pastor, he remarked, "why child, /
are you crazy" and it was q long time before I
could convince the good man that my imagin- /
alton, in its tender infancy, should undertake
such supernal flights. 6
Ihad given shape to my thoughts several t
times, in short illusions, as = kind of expert z
ment, and was highly elated with my produc- {
tons, so, at last, nadsa grand dash for ad- :
mittanCs into the literary world. Idstsrmin- c
ed that the first should be short and pathetic, j
and then, when had succeeded in getting the a
world bathed in tears, I would burst upon
them in all the grandeur of my inspired genius Ii
81 G,.,. G;..,,t,- ql.u IL.