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Industrial.

There are Al newspapers published
In ArltanEas.
Boston has spent so,7G5, 95a.S7 on
water works.
There are twenty.thrce co operative
establishments within the CIispin oEgani-
kation In New England.
The city payroll Of Cincinnati I'M
bcrs 1888 officers and employees, whose
aggregate salaries per annum amount TO
$l,372,69G.
-Wsshihgton Territory boasts Of On
immense cranberry marsh, yielding one
hundred thousand bushels in a single
crop.
There arc now 10 Unions under the
jurisdiction Of the Iron Moldere' National
Union, with 4,532 active members, and q
fund, January 1, of $13,777.
Iron has been discovered In the south
eru part Of Peoria county, Id. A conpa.
ny have bought 900 acres Of land and are
going TO erect smelling furnaces and a
rolling mill.
The catch OF pearl and pearl oyster
shells on the gulf coast OF California
amounted to $4,000 in 1869, at domestic
valuation. On export account they sold
for S301s000.
-Tfcss-efe two farms in Turner, Nc
from each of which $1,000 worth Of wood
is sold each year, and yet 1t 10 said mol
even the annual growth Of the wood or
the farm 10 cut!
The new secret society for uniting
the farmers against monopolles, called
aThe Patrons Of Husbandry," numbers
in Iowa about $1,000 members. 1t admit
women and children to membership.
In Beverly, Mass, stands q shocnat
er's shop 200 years old, owned and occu
pied by Mr.. Henry Wallis, who has work
ed there for the past sixty-seyen years
during which period he has enjoyed gooC
health, not having experienced sick da.
since no was Ave years Of age.
California papers report that q farme
near Marysrille reaps this year a cropo
seventy tons Of wheat from twenty.on
acres. This win BIO at least ITO fushel
| TO the acre, and Is worthy Of note from
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ne manifestation faded vithosi de-
tufbahco
On Ne evening u NE islh Klas WI.
liam inside q speech 10 = treat crowd Of
The people n Berlin who and 70 con-
sntulatc him he ssld Ne Wa not
responsible ff lhe sat which had luss
broken ont Iie Might personally b. pas.
sive under outrage, but Germany, even
from beyond The scas, had spoken sacri.
fees we're tura Prussia had been spoiled
by her rapid victories Ia two wars, and
perhaps a worse isie awaited her now
He, however, knew what 70 hope from
God, the army and the people.
France has communicated 10 the power
a notification that she has entered int
reciprocal engagements with Belgium and
Holland, cnsuFlng their neutrality
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The Rossisn Minister II washlnsios,
On The 18Th, received 4 Fable dispatch
from Berlin announcing the departure
Of me French aees 10 blockade Pruuian
ports.
The white Stockings, u Chicagn, heat
the Oiympics, Il Washington. on The 10th
by a seore Of q tot
Proves, Paradol vas received on ih'
18Th By President Grant az French Min
ister. Bsfthemy, The retiring Amba'si
dor. pressntcd BIZ letters Of recall, AM
complimentary addresses were made b.
paradol and the President.
President Grant has accepted an invita-
ton To visit Providence, r. l., Sepiembe
n, al the Inauguration Of a soldiers mona
ment.
AT Washington, on the 18th, in q gam
Of six innings, the Chicago White Stock
ings defeated the Nationalist to o.
The Indian Department at Washiugto'
is said TO be rapidly pcriecting arrange
mcnts TO carry out the provisions Of III
new Indian Appropriation bill. The wor
of the Peace Commissioners is to be rC
newed in earnest, and treaty stipulation
fulfilled as nearly as possible.
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Strengthens Weak Eycs-improves the Hearing,
Raliay~a nesdaehe, Promotes Fspeetorstion,
Cures ChtarFh Ia IL worst forms, and s~weetens the
Breath. " contains no Tobacco. II mild, and pro
n0tne a pieasant F~ensstion and benehcihi resus's
All eb0 srpfaclnte q A uluaf Hoad." sold every
where by hratFfaS.
kmDgA \ WsTHnRsrf, Agents,
fA william gt, New York.
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The only true and perfect Dye, harmless, reliable,
lints; Fanadlss the IN effects OF bad dfes invig.
arstea and leaves tbe Hal. s0ft and beautiful blafk
~ brown. Bold by ali Druggists md Perfuncfs
and properly applied o. tho Wig Factory, 10 Bond
att3et Ffew VnfA
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isss fnssfrsh ssreassss ss,iss''ss ,ssssses s%sa,ssAlss
lhas Ae STAFF n ffe ifeif. fhe sea Mes4 shith car.
gsls the fOfs 10 on ne shores Of ireland, ~ isnd. ata
the fatn's n Northefn hnfrre, Il mtuir ant91 afsple,
whrn rfeesfiV prepared, - whsN, fyeef Indlsn enfn.
Tho irish variety. locally kuovnAs Cafsgttn,. y now
manufactures nudfr = ratrnt into one OF ne Hinst
unHtttot q IA atahle, dirrsthie and delicious elements
Of iusie9nnre tho world hAa nvef seen. he aFtlrle hna
been patented urfsf The name Of hEA Noes FkhiHf,
New 70 /, are now turning out Immense qaahtiues
on this s~roacfnic luxnfY, which has air adf tsktn =
rfNninent plarc afnuHT The ceHiuaditlts o. the Amir
lean nrodnee market IL price y alnnaet uomirAli
ara The ruddings, rnfttvda Ftiiea. ereanrs. hlanc
mango and rihcr trht table Injuries prepared frem ~
are nfgfiof IN navdf a. well A. In ohshpnossl 10 those
made ifum corn starch. u aiyena. raveienia, o. hT
OF tsa other E~elAtinoua extracts OF grain.
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Tn East.

Gold closed in New York on the 10th
at 1891.
A granite monument was erected on
the 18Th to the memory of soldiers and
sailors of Cambridge, Mass, who died in
the war.
AT C~anandaigua, N. Y, on the 18Th,
the iuriee in the cases Of General Starr
and Colonel Thompson, tried for violation
Of the Neutrality laws, for being connect
ed with The Fonians, rendered verdicts Of
guilty on two counts of the indictments,
with q recommendation to mercy.
A terrible riot occurred at Elm Park,
New York city, on the 10th, between a
large number of Orangemen and Roman
Catholic Irishmen. Pistols, clubs and
stones were freely used, and several men
were killed, and about fifty Others
wounded.
The Fenians Starr and Thompson, tried
at C~ansndaigua, N. Y, have been sen
tencedt to two years, and Mannix, who
pleaded guilty, to n year in STATE
Prison.
Thirty.seven casesof sun. stroke-sevei
fatal-occured in New York city on til,
18th.
OF forty.eight cases of n-stroke Il
New York city on the 18th, eighteen wer
fatal, and there were thirty.three fato
cases reported on the 10Th.
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In. scorr, the proprietor and editor Of the Lob
anon. o., S;er, = PR mlneni physician, rays Hrff
az, which has acquired a world Wide renown fof
the cure OF sudden colds, coughs, ETC., wnek
stomach, general debility, hurting sore mouth,
cankcfed mouth o. throat, liver eomplaluts dyFpep
STA ~ indigestion, cFsmp ard pain In tho stomach.
bowel complaint, painters cholic, Aeiatic cholera,
diaryhea aud dyfenteiy. has lost none OF its good
name by repeated tEiAie but continues to occupy
a prominent poaitlou In every family medicine
fhp4i
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Inc DaInOCfauC STATE C~0nV6ntl0n OF
Nebraska has been called TO meet at
P~lattsinouth on the It'll of September.
A telegram was received at the Indian
Office in Washington on tho 18Th, from
MILESTONE Agency, Dakota, reporting that
the Chiefs who lately visited Washington
exercise o good influence, snd are prevent.
ing war parties leaving that agency.
Spotted Tail reports large numbers of
northern Sioux crossing the Platte and
going south.
The recent Democratic Convention Of
the Fifth Indiana Congressional district
nominated Thomas Cottrell, Of Indiana
polls, for Congress.
VIM. 7. Smith, Of Mahaska county, is
the Democratic candidate for Congress in
the Fourth Congressional District Of Min
nesota.
Jerome B. Chafee has been nominated
by the Colorado Republican Territorial
Convention, as delegate to Congress.
A dispatch states that Red Cloud and
sixty lodges of Sioux left Fort Fetter'
man on the 14th, with the determination
of inducing all the Indians in the country
to make peace.
A gang of horse thieves, seyenty.iye
in number, disguised and painted as In;
dams, were recently discovered in Yorh
county, Neb,, and ten Of the number
were captured and three of them hung.
An enthusiastic meeting Of German cit
liens was held in Chicago on the nth, a
which resolutions Of sympathy and sup
port for Prussia were adopted.
A letter to the Omaha Hercd from
South Pass City, July 10, says the Ri!
Horn expedition had not been heard from
since they left the Wind River Valley
and were heading to cross Owl Cree
Mountains. Much anxiety was felt 70
their safety.
Hon. William Window has been com
missioned United States Senator Of Min
nesota, Oice Norton, deceased.
A very large and enthusiastic meetin
of German citizens was held in ST. Lou
on the 18th, to express sympathy 70
Prussia in the present contest.
Official returns Of the recent election !
Illinois show q majority Of 97,117 for th
new constitution the separate propos
lions are all adopted by majorities RAM
ing from 29,25o for minority represent
ton, to 123,14s for article relating
warehouses.
At Cincinnati, IN the 18th, the Re
Stockings defeated the H~arvards-20
IL.
Vice President Colfax reached his hon
at South Bend, Ind, On the 18th. E
family accompanied him.
Lieutenant General Sheridan left Oh
cago on the Goth, for Europe, to be
looker.o on at the war between France an
Prussia, he having obtained leave Of a
selce for that purpose.
A message wal received at Chicago .
the 18th, dated at Berlin, from the Xii
Of Prussia, in reply to the resolutions
sympathy for Prussia, which had bc'
forwarded from Chicago by German oil
zens. The King says: II thank you al
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DY THOS. K. WAGGAMAN,
ID Real Estate Broker and
No SIG Seventh street, oppesite the p

DY THOS. K. wAGGAMAN,
ID Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
No. SIG Seventh street, opposite the Post Once.
TRUSTEES PEREMPTORY SALE OF vALU-
ABB T. IMPROVED REAL ESTATE On 18th
STREET WEST. BETWEEN X STREET
SOUTH AND MARYLAND AVENUE.
IA BY virtue Of deed CT trust from Geo. W .
E"z Hauptman and wife. bearing date 9TH day of
49, February, A. d. 1869, to the undersigned as
trustees and recorded in Liber & Il, No 6. folio
ga one Of the LsId Records Of the county of Wash
ngton, ID. o.. and by direction of the party secured
thereby. will sell at public auction In frost Of
the premises, on THURSDAY, November 3, d.
1870, at O'Clock D. M all that piece or parcel OF
ground situate and being in the city Of Washington,
Lot numbered Thirteen and Part Of Lot numbered
6ourteen, IN Lensx TX eller subdivision OF square
numbered 80, improved BY two Frame Dwellings,
Terms q sale:-One. half cash; balance 6, IL, Is
MONTHS with Interest, to be secured by deed OF trust
on property sold. II terms of salskre not Complied
with IN ve deys after day Of sale The Trustees re-
serve the right TO resell at the and risk Of the
first purchaser after one week g notice All convey
eneine and revenue stamps at cost of purchaser. A
deposit OF 100 must be made at the time of sale.
EEH H&HHs ~ HANSON s Trustees.
ocl+eo&ds THOs. Z. wAGGAMAN, Auct.
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VALUABLE TIMBER FOR SALE

Special commissioners having been appointed,
uIosr direction OF this Department, % ssimste the
Qusnty and make an appr aisement Il the valuation
OF the Pine Timber upon the menom Jnee lndisn
81 the tame, the undersigned. by direction Of ths
Honorable Secretary Of the Interior. will receive
sealed bids until the Goth Of November next for the
purchase of sny all Of said timber upon the con
ditions hereinafter named.
This reservation Is located IN Wisconsin. and con
siratie pine timber In that state.
The timber Ill be appraised in tracts OF one hun
drCd and sixty acres each, at much per thousand
feet and bids must be made separately upon euch
ships Of said being townships 3 an1 -
north. Of east survey having BEEN nsde
exec the outside Boundaries thereof, an sppraiss
ment be made Of the timber In esch OF said town
sbips a whole, ard bite viii be received In the
No lid hi be ENTERTAINED at lees rate the, In.
appraised value Of the timber upon the trsct bid
fn case bid is accepted the party making the s.ns
will be notified thereafter rs practicable N
within thirty Gays alter such notice the party shall
fai 20 make payment 70 the undersigned. the tract
for which saS bid made will be subject TO sale
Zach bid must be accompanied by ten per cent OF
faith OF the bidder, and 20 whom awards ~
made neg.eciing 20 comply with the terms Of Paw
meut above prescribed will be considered as fsr sf
ms the amount OF their deposit, should any bid be
rejected, the sum cepedted herewith VIII be re-
turned 20 the unsuccessful bidder;
All biSs must be sealed and addressed TO the nm
derrigped nj Wsshington. ID. G.. and indorsed. Bid
for Pine Timber on heno~ones Heseryatton
Acting O mmssioner Of Indian ffs,rs
WASHINGTON, ID. Z September Il, l37O. oci1 a.
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GhkEN WILLIAMS, Auctionefrs.
u Southeast corner Of 18th and d streets
RY LATIMEB 4 CLEARY. Auctioneers,
u Successors to Cooper Il Latmer,)
Southwest corner Penn avenue and llth ss.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE FARM In
fh1NCE GEORGES COUNTY, MD, NEAR
hohlGOLTUkAL COLLEGE,.
- BY virtue OF deed of trust to the subscf.
G. per, rem Robert CLARK: Trustee. and Eiz. =
ard 1ano1d airing date the 80 Of March, 1870
s,eo geGoroec sm"Eg the land records for Prince
~ &C, and at the requ ST. in writing, Of De holder
OF me potes secured thereby, 1 will sell pubic
auction, on MONDAY, the 7th day of November
=. me auctlon rooms OF Lafimsr 4 Cleary, at =
O'CLOCK m the Farm containing DIT d acres Of land
more or less, and fully described by mstes aad
pounqs ID SAT- a. ed, full description OF which will
DC exh,clted at tine time ana place CT sale.
The arm Is part of the tract called Crampkin' a
Lot and lies near the Agricultural Colege and the
farms OF Messrs. Mccullough, Metzerott aud others
Al mas Tor some years been the property of Mrs
MARROW and said 10 be an eXcellent farm. Improved
by comfortable frame dwelling containing about 10
r"one, together with all the necessary frame build
ipgs. in good order and condifon
I'll terms OF sale will be- One third cash. the re,i
due III equal payments at 6, H. and Is months with
interest rom h. day Of SALE to be satisfactorily So
cnred SEQ deposit required at the time Of sale II
the terms OF sale are not complied with within ten
days the deposit TO be forfeited and the property 10
Re res old upon hve days notice in any one paper
published IN the city OF Washington, at the risk and
Cost OF the oefaultDg purchaser.
The debt Tor which the present sale is advertised
being portion OF the de'trrfd purchase money, the
fte which VIII be conveyed to the purchaser is be-
lieyed to be perfect.
MARBURY &wHEELER,
Upper Marlborou GA. Solicitors
oc24-eodts LATIMER CLEARY, Aucts
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elY GREEN q WILLIAMS, Auctloneera,
- No. $40, southeast corner Of 7th and d stree,

TRUSTEES SALE OF PROPERTY ON NORTH
FSrkEE rAND MASSACHUSETTS, AyENUE,
BEIWnEN NORTH CAPITOL STREET AND
DELAWARE AVENUE.
IA BY virtue Of q decree passed by the Supreme
E.%M Court Of the District OF Oolu nbia, in equty
kcause No ,9l3, wherein Julius Fauth IL
plaintiff and =. II. Laskey ct al. are defendants,
will sell AT public in front OF the premises
MONDAY, the 31st day Of October, A. ID. $50, at
$50 O'Clock p. m part Of l. No. 2 in Square No.
SO in this city, bounded as follows: Beginning at
point north street di fant lS5 feet liza inches
nng thence eaet 4S feet 5 inches; thence south IS
feet inches; thence soHthwesterly 50 feet to the
southeast angle of said lot; thence porthwesterly
along M sachusetts 50 feet 81. inches, and
thence with lines parallel with the lines OF said
lot to the beginning. Un the Massachusetts, avenue
front there are two two story Brick Dive lngs-one
OF the m with basen ent and fronting 70 feet the
other fronting 10 feet with back building On the
street front there are two two story Frame Dwell
iDgs-one with basement, having front Of IA feet;
the other fronting u feet, with 2,a foot alley be-
the houses At the east end of the Or Is
"a vacant lot running through from street to AS
sachu.etts avenue. The houses and vacant lot will
be sold separately
Terms OF sale: One-third cash; and the balance at
six and twelve months, for which the notes of the
purcf aser, bearing in crest from the day of SALE
ard secured to the satisfaction OF the Trustee wi
be taEep and lien re; aimed the premises ,o,d A
deposit Of $50 will be required of the purchaser on
each parcel sold. All eonveS apcing and reyenus
stamps at the cost 81 the purchaser
WM. MATTINGLY, Trustee
oc l9d GREEN 3 WILLIAMS, Aucfs
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AUCTION SALES.
TO.MORRC

RY WIN. l.. WALL a CO. Auctionsers
- New MsTble Building,
soO sC2 south corner oil Penn ay. and 9Th st.
PEBEMPTORY SALE OF ELEGANT AMI
WELL KEPT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
oHIt hEKlNG PIANO. WALNUT CHANBgR
SITS. sRtNCH PLATE MIRROR. MIRROR
MARpRuBEs, CAkPEr., HERRING FIRE-
PROOF SAFE. MA1h tRO RtsLE. &c SC
On TUESDAY MORNING. October Is
- com nenciLs 81 q O'Clock. will sell on
ii' - 'the first h0or Of cur sp scJu- sales rms a
hLe assortment OF well kept household yod< novel
to ur Gales rooms for CONT enience OF sale We ma e
in part, viz:
One octave Chickering Piano
One Walnut Wardrobe, with Mirror in door
lapg Ersrch Plate Mirror
Side Tables. Wsshstands
Bureaus, Sofas. Haircloth and Damask Chair,
Hat Racks, Gath Tub
Brussels ply, and Ingram Carpets
Dlyan, II air and Shuck Mattresses
Stoves, &c.
One Herring's Fire proof Safe
On IsyDaId Rife.
With many other articles in thu bousekeepiny
line. We call special attention OF buyers to the
above sale.
Terms: Cash.
occl-d w. l.. WALL CO. A ,-.s
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10y GREEN d WILLIAMS, Auctioneers
- Southeast corner Of Seventh and % streeta

TRUSTEES SALE OF LOTS AT AUOTION.
- BY virtue Of deed Of trust, bearing date the
oDth day Of December, A. d. 1869, and duly
direction Of the parties secured thereby. Will sell
At public auction. on the premises, on TUESDAY,
November LIST. $50, at O'Clock .. m, ell that
Gel OF Ground in the city OF Warrington District OF
Columbia, viz:-Part OF Lots IL and IS, in Square
numbered one hupdr and fifty seyen, beginning for
the same at the southwest Of satA Lot u. and
running thence east 50 feet, thence north 60 feet
thence west 60 feet, thence south 60 feet to- the
beginning. being Lots b. I and X, in Joshua Whit
ney o subdivision Of said Lots IL and Is.
Terms a sale: 3 $50 cash on each lot: balance In
six and twelve months, with interest, on notes
secured by deed OF trust on the property $50 down
and ccnvevancing ct cost OF purchaser. the terms
are not complied with within i've dsys from day,Cf
purchaser '~ p A. DARNEILLE, Trustee.
&C Il cots GREEN 3 WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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1T Is STATED that Gustave Schureman, an
Indianapolis millionaire. recently deceased,
and whose viii was contested before his remains
were buried, had kept the dead body of his mis-
tress in spirits of wine, in private vault, and
that II was bis habit to visit the vault every two
weeks the spirits of wine being renewed once
every three months. A most CHASTITY method,
we should say, of keeping alive tender memo
ries. But who can account for the vagaries OF
the human heart?