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RIVER AND CANlL NEWS.
Washington River Front.

Carriers whnrf-SchOoncr l. $ lowering, Corson,
Philadelphia coal, for q IL Burgess
Biscoe's wharf schooner q II Moekin, MeOlin,
Philadelphia coal, L Pollard.
Clarke &Giyens wharf-Schooner Robert Frank
lin, Whcauey, Philadelphia, coal for Clarke & Co.
CLEARED.
Inlandand Seabonrd Company's whOrf-Steamer
Lady of the Lake, TraYers, Norfolk, freight and
passengers,
Sherlrs SIXthstreet whOrf-Steamer Mattano,
Dyles, lower river landings, with freight and pas.
senger5.
Biscoes whNrf-Schooncr T. Babcock, Green,
West Point Va, for timber for Philadelphia
Great Falls leo Company's wharf-SChooncr ID z
Bowers, Thompson, Baltimore, TO load coal for
Boston,
Johnsons wharf-schooner Flying scud, Wheat,
ley, H0rve dc Graee. light
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II 7. coLDwELL, Real Estate Auctlonccr.
TRUSTEES, SALE or A DEsI l.,. IL, THREE
NO. lg2I NEW YORK AVENUE.

By virtue Of decd of trust, dated August II, a. ID.
1870, duly recorded IN ber No sSl, folio i02 one Of
the land records for the Dist let Of Columbia, and vt
the request ofhe holder OF the secured thereby
we VIII sell Mt public auct on, In front of the premi.
SEES, on WEDNESDAY November s. 1870, Mt 100
o'clock y. M, all that certain p Gee or parcel OF
ground situate In the city Of Washington, ID. G.,
known and described ~ lot numbered thirty-One ODD
of Kelly's subdivision OF parts Of lots SIX (G) and
seven (7), In squire numbered Two hundred and
eight seven esd, together with the improvements
&c, free from all enCumhMnccs.
Terms: One-third cash and the balance In one,
two and three ycar., with Interest Vt seven per cent
per annum, secured by deed of trust on the prop
erty sold, ornll cash. ut option OF the purchaser; "
derost required NJ the time of SALE and all convey
nncnE and recording at purchasers cost Terms to
be complied with seven days, otherwise the trus-
tees reserve the right TO resell the property at the
risk and cOst OF the delhultlng purcha,er.
EUGENE CARUSI, rr,s,oos
oc12-eoGds NATHANIEL CARUSI,) i'"o''
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DR.. 7. A. Won MOSCHZISKHR,
PHYSICIAN and SPECIALIST,
who for many years has practIced in Philadelphia.
has opened an Office at
No. 6l9 Nineteenth Street NV.

DIR. Won MosCHzIsKERS reputation as tho
most successful practitioner In cases OF DEAFNESS
and in all diseases ofthe EYE FAR and Respiratory
Organs, such rs THROAT LUNGS, CHEST, CA
TARRH, ASTHMA, and all diseases of the Nasal
passages, has long been established Ho is well
known the author of an extensive work on the
EAR-its Diseases and Treatment GUIDE to tho
diseases OF the EYE and treatise the diseases OF
the RESPIRATORY ORGANS DIR. Won NJ. has
had in the course Of his practice many of the most
distinguished men In this country under his treat
menL Among them were Ex-Governor Horatlo Sey-
mour, Senator Voorhees, Hon. j. G. New Hon. Ros-
well Hart Hon. r. b. Buchanan, and numerous
others, whose letters to him be duly examined.
The following document was presented TO him ere
leaving Philadelphia.
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FUTURE DAYS.
u a. MCINTYRE,
~. Real Estate Broker, No. 0ls + NV

by virtue ofa deed of trust dated May g. 1870, duly
recorded In iber glr folio ID IL seq of the land rec.
ords the District If Columbia and ut the request Of
the party secured thereby shall sell at public Uuc-
ton IN front Of the premises, on THURSDAY, tho
the following described property IN the city OF Whsh
ingtOn d. C., viz. All that rtain lot or piece Of
ground known rs part oflot four %, in square num-
bered sixty t0l beginning or the same AZ the north
eet corner of said lot four, and running thence west
along the south side OF u street twenty-five feet
thence south siNty-seven feet aud thfeeq Rrters of
inch, thence eat twenty-five feet to the esat line
said lot, thence north sxysevcn feet and threequar
tiers of an inch to the place of beginning,
Terms VIII be made own at time Of sale,
os.2-.5-2gnOi-5 II. a. MCINTYRE Trustee.
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GEORG Fro WV NEWS.
by Republican Reporters.

Reports of recent date from Cumberland an.
nounce that In consequence of the present rain
the river has risen sufficiently to accommodate
boats of 100 tons burden The Central Coal Com.
loaded four.
The Dashaway club are still pushing on their
temperance work, and are now engaged at the
Weststreet NJ e. Church. The last meeting was
presided over by Mr. John Berry, and addresses
delivered by Messrs Joseph Hilton, @. r. Belt, Jere
Watkins Addison jr., and James Lee
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Supreme Court of the United States.

"WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER ", 1879,
No. l0l3.-Albort Grant, appellant VS., The Phm-
nix Mutual Life Insurance Company. Appeal from
the supreme Court of the District of Columbia ON
motion of Mr., Il. Il, Merrick, docketed and dis.
missed with costs.
No, 72Q,-The State of Tennessee, plaintiff, vs.
James Nj. Davis. Argument continued by Mr. As
sistant Attorney General Smith and Mr.. Attorney
General Deyens for defendant and concluded by
Mr., James q. Field for plaintiff
No. 7O5-rhe United states, plaintiff, vs.. Emil
slenehs 10, ni,-lhe Uni'9u s(HteS' plalhtih vs.
eral Devcns for plaintiff
No, 7l9-The United States, plaintiff VS.. W. w.
Johnson ct nj. Argument commenced by Mr..
George Hoadly for defendants.
AdJourned until Tomorrow ut u O'CLOCK.
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CARRIAGES.
STEAN7EsOAT LINES.
INLAND AND sEABOARD COAsTING COM.
PASY.
FOR NORFOLK, FORTRESS MONROE,
IND THE SOUTH.
FALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

Steamer LADY OF THE LAKE E5ED.
will leave Washington on MON E-ssS.Glll2.sNga1S-
DAYS, WEDNESDAYS and FRI sssssr==s7s s.sssr
DAYS. at y. H., stopping ut PIney Point and Point
Lookout, connecting with steamers 10 Boston, New
York and Richmond and railroad Lines south.
Leave Norfolk TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS and
SATURDAYS atip NJ
SecOnd-cluss faTe...sl5N, Round trip....,...s. W
ron POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS.
steamer JOHN w. THOMPSON leaves Sixth
street wharf every Monday and Thursday, as fur
down Nomn; Thursday and Saturday for Curt
ON IN aud LeOnnrdtOwn, stopping at Intermediate
STEI.HERS F',R NEW YORK
The steamers JOHN GIBSON and y. O. KNIGHT
alternately leave Pier a. East RIVER, New York, cv-
cry saturday, ~ 4 y. M. Georgetown Friday, aud
Alexandria same day.
Freight taken at lowest rates. Apply at ONCE under
National metropolitan Bank Fifteenth street, or office
OF agent foot of sixth street. Washington, ana di Wa
ter street, Georgetown. SAM BACON,
sulj President.
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P II I L A d Ell P II 7 A

To WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN;
We, the undersigned citizens Of Philadelphia, take
pleasure In certifying that DIR f, AVON MOSCHZIS-
KER has been Il resident OF city for some years.
during which he has acquired distinguished reputa-
ton us u practitioner IN diseases Of the Eye, Ear and
Throat lie has also, during some time past been
Professor and clinical Operator in ono of our Medical
Institutions. We recommend him TO The cordial sup
port Of the Press and the confidence Of tho communE
Ties he may see NJ 10 visit
NJ McMICHAEL, Mayor ofthe City.
EW DAVIS speaker House Rep, Pa
Nv FORNEY, Editor Press,
KINGSLEY, Continental.
CHAS MCCLINTOCK, Morning Post
PC ELLMAKER, u Marshal
] w GRAYSON, Mercury,
ROBl NORRIS, GEO w lANMAN,
T. WEIGH. HON A w MCCLURE
CE WARRINGTON, Evening Telegraph
EL FEATH ERSrONE Evening Bulletin.
JAS ROSS SNOWDEN, State Senator,
NOH.I EDEN Known. Allorney.
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APITAL PRIZE, $50, 600.


or same person ~ No. ii9 Broadway, New York.
The particular attention Of the public h called TO
the fact that the entire number Of the Tickets for
each monthly drawing II sold, and consequently all
the prizes I'M each drawing are sold and drawn ana
paid 1his Is not the case with any other company.
. All our Grand Extraordinary Drawlngs are under
the supervision and management OF GENERALS "a,
n BEA UREGARD and JUBAL a. EARLY,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-10-23
THoMAs LOWING. AnelIoneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A LARGE FoUR-SToRY
BRICK RESIDENCE, NO, 2l2 d STKEET s. y.

BRICK RESIDENCE NO 2l3 u STREET 5. L,
January, 1876, and duly recorded m ber SO5 folio '6l
one OF tile land records for Washington, district Of
Columbia, and by direction of the party secured
thereby, shall sell. as surviving trustee, on SAlUR
o'clock D. M, IN front of the premises, all
that certain piece parcel of land and premises stu
atelying aud being in the said city Of Washing on Dis
trct of Columbia, beginning Tor the same ~ u point
on the south boundary line OF orig nal lot No . In
square No. 1G distant ~ feet inches from the south
east corner OF said original lot No. = and running
lance of % feet Inches; thence due north distance
of 1875 and ll2 of foot to the northern boundary line
4 distance of q feet thence south along the east
boundary line of said lot No distance of ~ feet to
the northwest OF said original lot No. ., dis
lance OF II feet inches, to point distant feet
inches due south oil the northern boundary OF lot No.
Is, aud feet inches from the extreme western
boundary OF said lot No. 49, thence south lb feet Inch
to The place OF beginning, together with the improve
mcnts which consist OF Il large iOurstOry Brick
House, with threo>tory back building, modern inn
ner by hand labor for the owners occupancy 1t CON
tnins ~ rooms including bathroom; has in main
house Egyptian and marble manties plate glass WIN
dOws handsome gus fixtures, roOmy closets, open fire
places wide halls, high ceilings aud ether comforts.
House fronts Pennsylvania avenue 20 feet with lot
front OF 30 feet inches, wide back lot TO 3D-fout
Secoud and Third streets; cas- pass the door. This
sale oilers II fine opportunity Ior Investment the
property brings good rent taxes all paid ana title
perfect
Terms-Tw thousand dollars cash; balance in six,
twelve, eighteen aud twenty-fOur months, TN no IS
bearing interest at eight per cent per nnnum until
IiI and secured by deed OF trust on the property
All couyeyanCinE at purchasers cost. one hundr d
dollars down ut me OF sale II the terms of sale are
not compiled with in seve days, the Trustee
the right resell the same ut the risk and cost Of
GEORGE II. REpETTI,
ocG-dts Surviving Trustee.
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THE GENERAL M1RKETS.
Georgetown Grain Market,

UEORGETOWN, October %.
Offerings on Change yesterday were 1900 BUSH
els wheat, sold ut 81 49,.
Arrived-Boats Hattie and Bessie, with 1000
bushels wheat and 600 bushels corn.
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AUCTION SALES.
'''''""'''''''''7'-' TODAY. '''''-7''''
N1TED STATES MARsHATs SALE.

by viytue OF writ Of heri fncia issued out OF the
Clerks office OF the Supreme Court of tho District of
Columbia, and TO Te directed, 1 will sell at public
sale Tor cash. the court house door of said DstrctOn
THU RSDA the 2d day Of October ls7O Mt " O'clock
all the right title lain and interest OF the defendant
IN ana to the following described property TO wit; The
north 80 feet front by the depth thereof Of lot q
squli va, city OF Washington ID. c., together with
n and singular the Improvements thereon, levied
sh, to satisfy execution No. GA, law, IN favor OF
Lewis Johnson & Co., use of Harvey Spaulding.
FREDERICK DOUGLASS,
". s. Marshal, District Of Columbia
JOHN SHERMAN Auctionper. ocbdts
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SECOND-nAND CLOTHING.

~ az the best 30 is JUsTH'S OLD STAND
known tor years as tho only place whore frstclass
secondhand clothing can be sold NJ respectable
prices Address or call AZ
JUSTlpS OLD STAND,
No. go d street between Sixth and Seventh streets
northwest or branch store, No. 40 Ninth street. be-
tween ID and streets northwest
n, B,-AOtv BY mail prVmt4ly attended to Eel0
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John SHERMAN & CO.,
- Real Estate Agents and Aucioneers,
81. Cloud Building.
TRUSTEES SALE OF DESIRABLE IMPROVED
PNOPEMrY. NO. a DEFREEs srREEr y. w.

BY virtue of deed of trust dated March 1, a. D..
1871 and duly recorded in bcr Si7, folio 30 ct seq,
one OF the land records of The District of Columbia,
and ut the request Of the parry secured thereby, we
will sell at public auction, In front Of the prem
lscs, on FRIDAY, October "a, A. ID. 1879, NJ
O'Clock p. m The following described property,
situate lin the city OF Washington and District Of
Columbia, TO wit;-LOtn umbered one hund ed
and five OF A. r. shepherd recorded subdivision OF
part OF square numbered six hundred and twenty
ihrpc Terms;-- One-iOurth cash; balance In six.
twelve and eighteen months, with interest at per
cent per Annum; deferred payments 10 be secured
The property sold. deposit OF $50 on acceptance OF
bid. All convCyanCing al purchasers tost. Terms 10
be complied with IN live days.
- ALBEIT g HAL HALL, Trustees.
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SUPREME Court OF THE DIsTRICr-CHIEF JUSTICE
CARTIER AND JUSTICES Cox AND JAMEs.-FairaX
" Evans argument concluded and cause submit
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ALBERT q. HALL, lrr,.,oo.
orii i-otpi WNI NJ SMITH iruNtceS'
TrRUsTEE'S SALE OF A NEW THREE STORY
l. AND BASEMENT BRICK DWELLING Al
CORNER OF TWENli-FIRST AND "
SIKEErS NORIlIWEST.

By virtue of deed of trust dated Junulry % 1870,
and recorded in iber No. SO ioelll, one orthe land
records lOr the District OF Columbia, and ora decree
of the supreme Court Of the District of Columbia,
passed In equity, cause No Bsi, the unde signed viii
III request of the party secured by SAIL decd of
trust Offer for sale at pubic auction IN front Of tho
premises, on MONDAY, the 9Th day ofOcOber, 1879,
at 1890 o'clock p. M, the following real estate and
premises located In washington, d. O., viz: A part
OF lot numbered nine in G. n. ThOms recorded sub
beginning for the same at point seven aud n-llalr
feet west OF the southeast corner OF said lot numDer
street twelve aud onehalf feet, thence north along
the east line of Twenty-iirst street northwest one
hundred feet to tenont alley thence east along the
south line of said aley ,we1ve and onehaf feet and
thence south one hundred ieet 10 the place OF begun
ming together with the impro emenis thereon, con
sisting OF new three-sory u basement brick dwell
ing Terms of sails! one Fourth cash and bal nc" In
one two and three years, with int crest at eight per
cent per annum; deferred ,ym0nls to be secured on
The pioDerty sold All conveyancng NJ purchasers
cost Terms to be compiled with IN seven days.
iio0HiS B. 5i' THh0MPsoN, Trustees
w NJ SMITH salesman Ocl5-lS g2-g7
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-10-23

GTEANER MATTANO Captain
- William III. Byles). on and alter .JEfaIaaoostt~
April 90 leaves wharf foot Of sixth tsSGKsSa2AsS~
and streets every tuesday, Thurs sAacs1akhN
day and Sunday, ut H. M, for the Potomac River
landings on sundays for Matox Creek, Coton's
and landings In 81. Clements BAY. On Thursdays for
NiuttOS Creek and landings in Wicomico River. On
Tuesdays Tor COlton's and landings In Nomini Creek
Returning on Monday, "Wednesday and Friday morn
ings, making Intermediate landings Also chapel
Point on Wednesdays coming up.
For further Information inquire ut offices OF O. L..
SHERIFF, No 3lS and llli Pennsylvania avenue, or
vt office foot OF sixth and streets southwest
mygAtf q a. JONES, Agent
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LOST.

nN Wednesday, the 22d of October, Between 10 and
" II o'clock II IN, on Ninth 81, between q ST and st
Cloud building, pocket hand erchef case of white
cashmere, lined with blue silk anu embroidered cor.
ners, Wrapped in newspaper Reward al room o.. st
Cloud building. olt233tH
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WANTED-IIEEP.

A WHITE cook wanted at No 100 Eleventh st n W
IA Immediately oct23
1.-TWO BARRIERS. Apply to + DURGAN, W cor
Il ofSeventh and q SITS. Ocl3
A LADY OF about 81 as housekeeper for Il widower.
IA Address II A ALLISON, Z o, Oct2l
A GOOD girl to Cook ana 40 the houSeworl of n
IA small family; white preferred; good references
required. Apply at sl9rhirtcenth stnw ocl0
yHTAETED--A few resi- ectable ouths TO practically
w study Architecture and Engineering at Office
N W. Ocl-tf
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PROFESSIONAL.

TYR. BOswoKTH, 9lS Il STREET n. W, is TuR
- most skillful and the only Scientific Medical
diseases positively cured; Female diseases special
~. Refers 10 senators d. W, VOORHEES,, indlanai y.
u and uthurs Consultation free A competent and
thoroughly qualified lady assistant toaIend TO lades
notify
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PaciIio Mining stocks.

SAN FRASCisCo, October o. 1879.
The following are The Official closing quotations. of
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-27
RAlSAM N PINE,
TWO IN ONE,

Sold by NIL Wholesale and Retail Druggists
WEEKS & POTTER. Proprietors. Boston. Mass.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-27

The Rapid City Journal defines its posi-
tion. It would prefer to see Dakota I'D.
mitted asa whole but, provided the people
Of northern Dakota prefer separation,
there should be a-division upon the forty
sixth parallel. II the Journal will glance
backward about ! year it will discover that
while The Last legislature was, In session
Delegate Kidderis bill in congress for the
admission Of Dakota into the union was dis
cussed. Finally a memorial to- congress,
drafted and introduced BY q northern
Dakota member and supported BY the entire
northern Dakota delegation, asking that
Dakota be- not admitted as q whole, was
passed. This was = death blow 10 Kidder's
bill and it was wholly the creation of north
ern, Dakota men. What else can we infer
from this than that northern Dakota desires
separation? They seem to be unanimously
in favor Of it up that way.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-27

On Tuesday Of next weeksths people %
Yankton will be called upon to vote upon
upon the proposition to issue bonds in be-
half Of the railroad which is to run to ouI
doors from Milwaukee. It 10 we'll that this
proposition meets with general favor among
the voting people Of our city, for were il
otherwise the road would not be built. The
men who haye becomereeponsible for the
payment of the required sum are, compare
lively few in number and they have agreed
among themselves that unless the people
generally are willing to share the burden,
the project will be abandoned. They ad.
vance two excellent reasons for this decis.
sion. One is that they are not %pecuniarily
able to stand the cost and the other 10 that
they do not feel ca lied upon to pay for the
whole of an improvement which would
benefit themselves no more than it would
hundreds of others about them. Therefore
they some time ago concluded that unless
the improvement could be paid for by an
equitable system Of taxation they would
wash their hands of the entire business. 1t
was in accordance with this decision that
the mayor and council we're asked to call q
special election at which the people might
have an opportunity to divide up the cost
of the railroad among themselves and let
I'll the property of Yankton bear the <
pense. The community is nearly unan
imously in favor of this method of meeting
the obligation, which will entail but asmall
annual expense upon them. The increased
value Of property resulting from the coming
of the road will more than pay the indeb-
tedness. 1t is important that a large vote
be polled, as it will greatly enhance the
value of the bonds. We hope that every
voter will turn out on Tuesday next and
give his support to the proposition.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-27

Yesterdays's telegraphic reports regard
ing Maine political troubles, though incom-
plete, furnish an inkling of trouble which
was more than half anticipated. Whatever
the trouble may have been it seems to have
been smothered in its inct ption. The out
rageous proceedings of the democratic
governor of Maine and his political associ-
a:es are the cause of this armed movement
in opposition 10 the fraudulent acts Of a
brotherhood of knaves. The governor and
the council of Maine have deliberately
overturned the will Of tue people Of Maine
and by an arbitrary edict have said that the
men elected BY the people TO serve the peo-
pie shall not SO serve, but that other men
who were not elected shall occupy the posi-
tions,to which individualaof opposite polit
ical views were chosen. The act of these per.
sons in authority vas revolutionary and a.
they have submitted the FIRST example the,
need not feel much surprised if the republi
cans of Name meet them half way and with
guns in their hands., When it comes to pass
that the ballot box is no longer the medium
through which an honest expression of the
people can be secured, and when il happens
that an honest expression through the ballot
box is unceremoniously cast aside by those
TO whom the result is entrusted, there - but.
one of two courses to pursue. Either yield
in cowardly submission or appeal to the
physical force which lies within the nsjori-
ty. The latter alternative our dispstches
indicate was instituted, but there has been
q ! halt in operations while the
subject is being discussed and re-
fected upon. A few Democratic papers are
%endeavoring to draw a parallel between this
Maine affair and the condition of~enational
matters at the close of the last presidential
election. The similarity is so extremely
distant that nc one but a malicious partisan
would think Of suggesting it. The presi.
dental differences we're left to a board Of
arbitration and both parties agreed to stand
by The decision It happened to turn in
favor. of the republican candidate, and be-
cause the democrats did not arm themselves
and open q warfare upon their opponents. a
few Of them! hold that the republicans
of Maine have no right to protest
against the fraudulent installation
Of democrats into Office. The
Maine canvass has shown, that . large re-
publican majority Of state legislators were
elected. There exists MT .h.do-
doubt ss to this result. Democrats admi,
4 Hut at was vithia- the power of the
governor to announce the election Of a
democratic majority and be has done it in
the face of the fact hat no democratic
majority was elected. IT. not to be sup.
posed that the republicans Of Maine will
quietly submit to this outrage and it is not
surprising that warlike demonstrations are
cropping out here and there throughout the
state.