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I N THE SUPREME COURT OF THE pIsTRICr
i OF COLUMBIA.

Hodtns Speriai Tsrm, October 9TH. 1870.
IN the case OF CAROLINE II. EMMETT, admin
isiranixkof William Emmert, deceased the adminis-
sSIatrx Aforesaid has, with the appreciation Of the
said, appointed TUESDAY. October 18th, A. ID,
iS0, Tor the finai settlement and distribution Of
the personal estate OF said and Of the
IN hand as far the same have been collected and
turned into money when and where all the creditors
and heirs Of raid deceased notified to attend,
with their claims properly vcuched, or they may
otherwise by Law be excluded from all benefit IN said
decsaseds estate: P,ecided, copy of this order be
published once week for three weeks In the Eve
i Test. - A. WEBSTER.
oc5 m wv Register Of Wills
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| NlTED STATES MARsRALY SAIL.

In virtue Of writ Of ferf facias i,sued fro. N.
SleIk Vmce OF the Supreme Court Of the district
.a,e s ana 70 me directed, will sell at public
said IistTct on MONDAY, the 1th day Of October
tisis ily, AZ o'clock m, ali defendants right,
~ IN square No 9Ia. in the City Of Wsshineton, b.
thereon seized and levied upon as the property OF
I Ea Logan and IN be sola e sati;y Execution
ALyXR SHARP, D. 3. Mafshal, d. q.
September 9th. 1870. seH-d
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OF COLUMBIA,
HOLDING Specidi Tenn, September 2atb ,s7o
In the case of Cathsrine Cock, administ9at,,x
Q, haNKY COOK, deceased, the sdministratrix
Cours Of the District Of Columbia aforesa5 s am.
pSt fol "a @ the 18th Gay Of October D.
personal estate of said deceased and of the assets
naad ss Tar as the same have been collected and
AND heirs Of said deceased are notified 10 attend Win
iss b CLAIMS ANN properly y9uehed they other
ceeseds estate: Pyorided. q copy OF this order be
quo nonsned once z week for three weeks in The
Star preVlons 70 the said day. Test:
se26 m,sw' A. WEBSTER. Register of Wills.
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Rf j. T. COLDWELL 4 co, Auctioneers
- 9l4 Penna ave bet. 9th and 10th sts

X l. -,
- 9l4 Penna. ave bet. 9th and 10th SITS
SALE OF DESIRABLE IMPROVED REAL Es
TATE ON 4 STREET NORTH. BETWEEN
tT TH ANp 1srH STREETS NORTHWEST, AT
IL On MONDAY, October nth, 1870, at 5
~" O'Clock p. m. on the premises, we will sell at
- auction, all that valuable Improved Real Es
tate on street north, near nth street northwest,
being the west half of Lot No. "a, in Square l2S
fronting on the south eide of street o feet, and
runnirg back l47 feet and y inch to % feet alley
beHnded on the west by l0feet alley, i'm proved by
atwo- story Brick House and frame back building
At the same time shall sell Lot No. 49, adIoin
ing. fronting 81 feet inches on street, and run
ming back l4f feet and y inch a % feet alley i'm
proved BY atwostoIy Frame Building fronting On
This property, being on X street, which Is now
6tlng parked, and be "S surrounded by some of the
1nest residences In the lily, offers extraordinary in
ducements for investment. "
Terms: One third CASH balance in six and twelve
months, with interest at six per cent secured By
deed OF trust on the property BOO down at time OF
purchaser. LANES KELLY
Agent 1. for the heirs Of Resin Magruder. decd
oco-f' j. 7. OOLDWELL CO., Auct'rs
Republican,
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RY LATIMER D CLEARY. Auctionees,
s.utssss fssS ana .A
Vi Est soSSb s s1ps 81 st.
- The undersisped. a: Trustee, BY virtue of .
iss GeeeTsd in ISer and md T. i ny 20 a aiEo
.sI s.Si s si
e e s q ss ~
purchaser having failed to comply with the terms Of
after the ssd rss o. 1 ss
newspaper, sold the same to Gilbert 8 Miner who
and a.G seS h the
ply with said terms, the said Trustee will re sail on
O'clock m, in front Of the premises at TIN tse 1isS
and costs Of the defaultins pTrchsser the said real
49, having front of "a feet and ss inches and run
ming hack i22 feet and inches more q less 70 30
MINI modern CONTAINING nine rooms
The terms of sale: One third cash. residue and 70
months. secured by deed of trust on the property
with notes bearing interest, Conveyancing and
complied with in ve days after the sale the Trustee
reserves the right to sell said real estate the
Of Wasf ington. $40 down at time Of sale wi / be
required An abstract Of title will be shown at sale.
ocsd&ds LATIMER L CLEARY. hucts.
RY LATIMER CLEARY, Auctioneers,
ID successors to Cooper 4 Latimer
Southwest corner Penn sylyani ave- and nth st.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
BETWEEN .1sr AND gen SIS, VEST.
a By virtue Of deed of trust. dated 18th day Of
records for Washington county, b. G., and by the
!ns Ssg
October. 1870: at Al O'Clock p. m , the premises
and Being in the city Il WaShinStons District y
Columbia, and known and distinguished as the east
twenty six z6) feet front OF original lot seven a. in
square numbered seventy hree, (73:D aud bounded
as follows :.Beginn ing at the southeast corner of
,aid lot No thence running west rs feet along the
30 foot alley thence east 26 feet thence south 4S
feet II il ches to the place of beginning.
stslmen Is with purchasers notes at and II onths
from day Of SALE with int to be secured by deed
Complied with IN i've days from day Of sale, the
Trustee reserves the TO RESELL at the cost and
Il az snd
be made at time %S SAFE; uo,rzM.r r.u,.
seq dads LATIMKR CLEARY, Auct'rs.
ID New Marble Building,
Nos. 900 and SO2, s. W. cor. Pa. ave and 9th st.
SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPER.
II ON TIE CORNER OF EIGHTH STREET
Il on MONDAY hFTERHooN, October o,
%A part Of Lot il, in square No; COG, .ituat' OF
the corr Of Sth str. ct east south b street.
North Carolina avenue, and improved by :. !. ram a
House, the lower portion used as q sto. G. and
proving portion Of the city and worthy tRs atten
u1 Tas =, buyers ,,,;ra cash.
secured by deed Of trust deposit of $40 reauired
as $50 soon as the properly is sold,
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Rf LATIMER 4 CLEARLY, Auctioneers,
- Successors to Cooper 4 Latimer, D
o0otnWe6t corner Pennsylyauia ave and llik SfreAi

CHhNSERf SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
CORNER OF 10Th AND STREETs w
a Under end by virtue of decree of the Supreme
6VCcurt OF the District of Columbia sitting in
equity, passed on the 10th day OF juIv is71. in
cause numbered ,s42, wherein John NJ Miliard ct
al are comp sinants and CIotildis MiIlard EFF nj ara
defendants, will sell at public auction on the nre
Wllss 81 ne highest bidder at q. sclock, on
OF land known and distinguished as lot numbered
Is, in square l40.
ALEC ,on THURSDAY, October 9th, $50. at the
Lot g is improved. - '
Terms Of sac: One third cash: balance I'm three
equal nstalments at Elk twelve and eighteen months
with interest TO be TO the satisfaction OF the
Trustee. so down at time Of sale. Couyeyancine
and stamp sat cost of purchaser.
JOSEPH II. BRADLEY, Jr., Trustee
seq eo&ds. LATIMER CLEARY, Aucts
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QY GREEN WILLIAMS,
- Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
No. 319, southwest corner 7th and ID street,

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
FROPERTf fRONTING ON PENNSYIVn
MA AVENUE, NEAR GE0RGETOWN
IN fhiDAl, the 9TH day Of October, 1870
III shall sell, in front of the premis es at O'Clock
p m by virtue OF a decd OF trust to the sub
scTber bearing date the sixteenth day of July 1858
ana recorded in Liber $685. folio 403 one of the land
TecoIds OF " ashinGton county, In the District of
Sonmbla, the following named property, living and
Sn'UAH OF iot painbered seven az and part of LOT
stA,to,I IN iifam T. Stegers subdivision of part
Vi ssIare north OF square numbered four a: j the
part OF lot Six 90 being described follows VIZ
beginning on north street. at the end of fifteen fID
Ieet ana nine ~ inches from southeast of said
square, and thence running west twenty seven (27l
feet ard ten O) inches; thence north forty seven
feet thence northeast seventeen () feet and eight
to) inches TO Pepnsylvania avenue; thence on said
inches; and thence south fftyfour (54j feet to the
beginning, with the Improvements thereon, which
consist OF Two story frame houses.
Terms OF sale: One third each; balance In six and
Twelve months, the purchaser to give notes for the
deferred payments, bearing interest from day of
SALE secured by deed Of trust on the property $50
VIII be required paid down when the property is
knocked of. All conveyance, incluiin stamps at
cost OF purchaser. And ii the terms are not com
piled with In hve days sale, the trustee reserves
me right TO resell the property at the risk and cost
sale three times in some newspaper printed in Wash.
ington. MAHLON ASH FnRH Trnstea
sel6 eo&ds GREEN d WILLIAMS, Aucts.
gTHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
UNTIL WEDNESDAY, October 18th instant,
oc7 eo&ds GREEN WILLIAMS. Encts
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;Ekl LUMBERn LUMBfRIII

| UhBEkI LUMBERn LUMBTRiu
"A Issss snt oompls.s ssscrtmsnt Of Building Lum.
Der, nsnsocs fsncing, Cypress Shingles, White
Pine and Spruce Pckets, Cedar Posrs Also
DRESSED LUMBER - ~
OF all FINDS, On band and for sale lowest marked
refes, py WlLLET &.REDGRAVE,
Corner New York avenue and 9th ssree
.pioH one square from Northern Market
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Is 1spses.n ,LEARY, .Auctioneers,
-Vrner Pennsy ly ania ave. and 18th street.
sTEES SALE OF VALUABLE FARM rs
FRINGE GEORGES COUNTY, Md, NEAR
HYATTsYILLE.
~ By virtue Of deed Of trust to the subscri-
E"", Der, from Robert Clark. Trustee, and Eliza l.
- Marion, barring date the 81 Of msrca, ls70-
GeoIges county, Md, in Libsr ii b. No 3. at folio
70 &C. and at the request. in writing, OF the holder
OF the notes secured thereby, will sell at puhIic
suctt d, on the premises, on SATURDAY, the 22d
uay Cctober instant, at clock p the FsI an,
containing 264 acres oi lar less and fully
1escfited by metes and bounds in said deed, n full
desSriytcn Of which will be exhibited at the ,ime
Tie farm is part of the tract called ssCramn.
kins Lot and lies the farms OF Messrs
Clark, Slbley, and others, near HyattsvilIe, ard
hes Tor some years been tho property of Mrs.
Marion; and is said to be excellent farm, and To
have the usual farm buildings, in god order and
condition.
The terms Of sale will be- One-third cash. the resi-
due in equal payments at 6, L. and i mGths. with
interest from the day of tas to be satisfactorily
the terms of sale are not complied with within ten
day the deposit to be forfeited and the property TO
be Tesold upon five DAYS notice in any one paper
published in the city Of Washington, at the risk and
cost of the defsulting purchaser.
The debt for which the present sale is advertised
title which will be conveyed to the purchaser Is be-
FRED w. JONES, Trustee.
MARBURY WHEELER,
Upper Marlbo-ough,' Solicitors
OCT eo6ds Il UsnaRs Aucts.
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW
DY LATIMFR CLEARY, Auctioueers.
ID successors TO Cooper Latimer

1OsMOhkOW.
DY LATIMFR a CLEARY, Auctioueers,
ID successors 10 Cooper Lstimerb
IL On TUESDAY, Oct. nth, at I o O'Clock q.
m, will sell, At the Drug store on the corner
Of 9Th and streets, very superior lot OF
fresh Drugs and Chemicals, Patent Medicines,
Fancy Articles, &c. Together with all the Fixtures
ard appurtensnces of a first class Drug Store.
oc5 LATlMER CLEARLY, Aucts.
RYwM l.. WALL & co. AuctIoneers.
ID New Marble Building,
Stores No. 900 goa Penn. av., cor. 9Th u.
PROvEMENTS.
- On TUESDAY AFTERNOON. October 4 4,
8. at O'Clock, we will sell. at our sale sroom, IN =
elevated and heslthful residence on Anacos.ia
Heights, one mile from tn. Washington Navy yard
Bri6 Re with twenty three acres of ground, recently
occupied BY I'd d. Neill, Eco, now United States
Consul at Dublin. The house contains eight rooms
besides kitchen and ants apartme MIS- and has
good stable and other out houses. Upon the pla,e
is an orchard Of more than thousand PEAR trees
besides grapery of two or three hundred vines
Possession given Immediately.
We would especially call the att. ution Of buyers
to this sale, a. il 4, n very desirable location, and
will make a fine country seat.
Terms. One quarter cash; balance in one, two,
and three years, secured by q deed of trust. de-
post Of 8 no required as soon as sold.
I0HNp. MCPHERSON,
Attorney for Owner.
&C 4-tocH WIN. l.. WALL & Co. Aucts.
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Rf THOS. E. WAGGAMAN
- Real Estate Broker and Auctfoneer
s19 9TH street, opposite Post once
NSLUABtE PROPERTY ON MASSAGHU-
SSEETTT TS AVENUE, NEAR CORNER OF 18th,
On SATl RDAf: October Is, at S O'Clock y. m .
,bal sell at public auction, on the prem sas narf
11 ioa ~ IN tauare az having front OF Is feet on
Terms: One third cash. balance s, II, IS months,
notes, secured BY deed of trust Conveyanoing and
stsmps az purchasers cost. $40 day of sale To
be resold at purchasers cost If terms of sale ara
not Cen piled with in five days ~ 0
LEWIS +. CLEMENTS, Trustee
cco-eo6ds THOS. Il. WAGGAMAN Auct
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kY WIN. l.. WALL 90. Auctioneers,
y New Marble Building,
Nos. 900 aRd 902, corner Pin street. and Penn ava

BIZ wh.L. WA %At Il ~, 60 e. A;.uc.ioneer'.
nos Soo aAd SO2, corner Sth street and Penn. ave.
SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY.
- by virtue OF a deed OF trust from George w .
b.r '.s and wife Gated The 10Th Of
p C. and by the he. d,eeSn Of ihe
aS a o 19 the s az
SeIGck m part Of Lot No. ia square No SO
lot ON street north and running thence south So
ieef thence westward Is feet thsnce north Si feet
ming with the building thereon. 'e' 10 inc oes'n
Terms Of sale: One third cash: $50 of which must
months, with the purchasers notes, bearing inter
est, secured ty deed Of trust GA Inc purchsssr's
the Trustees reserve the right TO resell at his rsk
and cos, after FIVE days public notice, Ali Stamps
JOINT GiSkEi & Trustees
1.-The purchaser having. failed to comply with
% August S o9 sC,S .s s
JOHN TM; Il + wG9}9SPHWSARD'} Trustees.
WIN. l.. WALL & co, Aucts.
the OF sale, the prem,e. viii
be sold, public auction, on the above terms. $50
NEsDAY, October Iath; $40 st4 O'clock p. m.O
S Mmi r. r WG9}22PPWMAKD'{ Trustees.
oct. WIN. l.. WALL 4 Co, Aucts
Rf WIN. l.. WALL q CO., Auctfoneers
- New Marble Building No. 900 and SO1.
South corner 9Th street and Pennsylvania avenue.
TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
a BY virtue Of a deed of trust from James Nc.
S10Nsry 70 me, dated 18th March, I-69, and re-
eGrdsd IN Li6er and X, No. O. folio eN, &C.,
District OF Columbia, shall, on TUESDAY, 0c.o''
p.I ~. IO proceed 70 SELL at public auction. on the
premises at IA clock D. m, Lot number seyenteen
I'D in the plat OF the subdivision of square numbe1
nve hundred and eighty six $3.50, as record. I'd In the
oOth Of September, 1865 " NV '"0
Terms OF sale: One half cash: balance In months.
interest from day Of sale. Deed given aud tru.t
tax Fifty dollars required at time of sale Stamps
and COW ey ancing at purcha cost
VIM. A. GORDON, JR Trus,ee
sel5tb-N6dts WIN. L. WALL 4 90. Ancts.
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N e" sro0K x.
ARPETSI
OIL CLOTHS, RUGS, MATS, DRUGGISTS,
CRUMB CLOTHS, WINDOW SHADES,
LACE CURTAINS, CORNICES.
TABLE COVERS, DAMASKs,
GREEN AND BLACK ENAMELED CLOTH,
TABLE OIL CLOTHS AND STAIR Rods.
Fine English Tapestry Brussels so
nItt flys -----.-. 30
Inc ...-.... ...... b u 20
Fine Imitation Brussels so
The undersigned Is prepared to furnish his custo-
mere with GOODS as above mentioned from An
entirely new and completely assorted STOCK.
He respectfully sclcits an inspection, which in.
ours NO obligation to buy.
JAMES II. DODSON.
SO MARKET SPACE,
Third door from 9th street,
ses-lm formerly No. 4.
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IA Western paper, speaking of Olive
logan lecture, says: "She removed the mys-
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- successors to Cooper Latimer,D
Southweet corner Of Pennsylvania ave. and 18th ST
DESIRABLE Bulldog LOTS AT AUCTION
Sopr, me Courts Of the District of Columbia, the
Nundersigned: as trustee, will sell at public auc
ton, n the premises, on WEDNESDAY. the 18Th
Of october next, at 80 O'Clock, Eigat Desirable
Bulldipg Lots situate on Eighth street west, be
tween North Y street and Rhode Island avenue. be-
ing Lots 9, g. 10, IL and 70 Of Breats subdivi
sion of Square 40.
.I'ms OF Gale &c pre- scribed by decree:-One third
Of the purchase money TO be paid in cash AMI Tie
Iemsih er IN TWO equal payments at six and twelve
the trustee the purchaser 10 have the
right to pay, In cash, the whole of the purchase
money Tor the part OF The premises purchased by
at time of sale revenue STAMPS and conveyarcac al
terms Of sale within five days. trustee will resell the
prem ises at cost ard risk of defauting purchaser
Title direct from the Government
JOHN CABROLL BRENT Trustee
SEQ eo3w&ds LATlMER & CLEARY, Aucts
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AUCTION SALES.
FHIS AFTERNOON.

RY LATIMER D CLEARY, Aucfioneer,
- (Successors TO Cooper q Latimer,l
Southwest corner Penn. avenue and llth sfreet
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saces. .LEARY, Auctioneers,
sontbwess -urs to Cooper & Lstiler.l
-Jrner Pennsy w nia and llth street
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REDuc11oN IN FARzs.A verY'
material reduction il the rates Of fare.

REDucz1oN IN FAXES. very5
material reduction il the rates Of fare.
has jsst bsen made bstvesn Chicago
and tie eastern cities, 81 the speedy,
comfortable and evsr popular routs 81
] the sRtsburg, Fort Wayne aud Chie,,
go, md Pennsylvania Central railroads.
The fare to New York, from Chicago,
is now only eighteen doNar., and the
time Is at least three hours shorter than
by any other route. The distance IS
mad e in twenty-seyen hours, be-
ing the quickest time on record. 1t is
the only route running Pullman'ss pal
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adelphia and New York without change.
To those who want Is reach any of tie
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shortest time, With the greatest ease,
and who would enjoy the finest noun.
tain scenery in the Union, we would
say: Take the Pittsburg, Fl. Wayne
l. Chicago, and Pennsylvania Central
route, first, last and all the time. Ship
pers aud others desiring inform alton
have only 70 apply TO or address MI
T. L. Kimball, Of the Pennsylvania
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p, Fl. W. & CIR. R the obliging pas
senger Agents 1t Chio.go, to learn what
| ever they may desire. S's'~ ['>'+s.@s WIZ
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- @EsS4>k a2sssk -ss4tSs} t2f$. rf+ - 2&'s !
..s.-Mr. Inman writes 70 the London
Board Of Trade that he. has given +, u2
al hopes Of the City Of Boston. He
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that she was oyerladen and ascribes her
loss to collision, With an iceberg.
Woman Suffrage in Vermont doe,
not appear to have. many advocates,
A proposition il the constitutional
convention : few day. $50, was reject
ed By ) vote Of 231 nays e I yea. The
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Of Stanton, Anthony ; Co.
Secretary Cox, Of the Interior
Department, and Postmaster General
Creswell are alone Of President Grants
6rst ppointments twho5 romain in the
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The shermantown white Pine Co..,
Nevada Reporter, in noticing meet
ing of the Republican Club Of that
place on the evening Of May 22d,
says ssthe President Of the club intro
duoed that ple.aing and talented public
speaker, Ex-Governor Miller, Of Min
nesota, who was enthusiastically. vel
coined. The Hall was. we'll filed, a
good many Democrats being present,
who although they may not have rel
ished: the truths spoken, evidently
enjoyed the many anecdotes that were
interpreted throughout the speech.
Governor Miller is not merely a popu-
lar stump speaker, but has had sad
trials IN the service of this country
when its -destinies. .trcmbled in the
balance, and when abiding to politi.
clans connected with that time. b,
spoke with warmth and pathoe."' Al
the close Of : brief review ofGov. Mil
ler's speech, the Reporter says: Hi,
speech was listened to most attentivel,
aud was spplauded and .ppreoi ated b.
gil the Republicans present. :.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-06-23

The Mankato Record speaks some
what unfavorably Of the condition Of
the wheat crop in the Minnesota valley.
In the last issue it says: had 49,.
1--WE regret to learn that the present
appearance Of the growing wheat is not
a Aattering % was reported earlier in
the season, and that generally the in
dications ara that we shall have light
yield less per acre than Last year. To
look at the wheat from the roads, one
would infer that the prospects are high
y encouraging, but upon I. closer in
spection it win DO found that the stalks
have not stooled cut as usual, stand
thin, are short, and the lower leaves
have : yellowish appearance. The
wheat Is just beginning to head out,
and in this condition it cannot be
expected to ell out as fully % it would
it twas stout and, healthJk 1a:s