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At Mansfield, on Wednesday afternoon, Dec
Editor of the Mansfield herald, in the 37th year
of his age
On the Goth of December, 1863, at her resi-
dence, eight miles north of Bucyrus, MRs. RUTH
Boyer, aged 81 years and months.
Of Chronic Diarrhoea and Rheumatism, in
the hospital at Chattanooga, Tenn, December
I'd, 1863, JoHs MoITNIRE, aged 25 years, 4
months and 25 days.
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Wanted.

A girl to do house work, can find Sit
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JOB WORE,

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For LOAN.

TREAsvRY DEPARTmrsr, July %, lsei,
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TINTED STATES MARSHALS
L SALE OE CnNEIaCATEn PRnPERTY In

~
THE DISTRICT OF COLUmBfA.-In virtue OF
seven warrants Of sale issued nom the Clerks
once Of The supreme Court Of NE United s,sts:
court snd 70 me directed, will sell 81 publiosals
for cash, ~ the front Of the court-house door OF
next 1894 commencing at ii O'Clock, m, the life
estate of the several owners OF the following
g.ss, or parcels Of FrSG1d lying IN the sly q
and singular the improvements thereon, yiIi
DESCRIPTION OF CRAVEN AsHFoRb's PROP
Subdivisions No. 30 and IL, In Square No. as,
both improved by two-story frame building, stu.
ate on west side Of seventh street west, between
DESCRIPTION OF IS nn LETcHERs PROP
s, ISs: No. No. Usias Is. .s.. and a. in
proved" bounded by North Capitol street and
DslsgsT s syeSue, and and .sTssi. north;
ERTY.
East 81 feet . iaohes OF Lot 7, by the depth Of
proved By q iour.siery BRICK building situate on
street north, between Second and Third streets
DESCRIPTION OF II. II. LEWIS PROPERTY.
Subdivision No. I, In square No. 2Ie, Improved
by frsme building, situate on the corner Of Yer
DESCRIPTION OF OSCAR r. HoUGES PROP,
ERTY.
West half OF Lot No. 8, in Square No. SOS, and
DEscRiPTfoS OF THos ". GREERs PROP.
ERTY.
L9ts Nos. !, p = T. o, and %, In Square No. 7a7,
DESCRIPTION OF TRusTEN POLK AND WIN.
7. sMITHsONs PROPERTY,
faIu oil lots Nos. and I, in Square No. <S9, be-
snhing on SKIN street at point sixty feet from
me southwest corner OF said Tot No. o. and running
thenoe east ~ eet inehesi thence north 10 feet
Inches, more or less, 10 the face Of an old wall
thence east with the line Of said wall IS feet 10 an
ALLEYS thence north the line Of said allsy III feet
sinehesi thence west % feet inches; thence south
feetj thence west % feet to sixth street thense
south 10 feet inches, TO the place OF be1tnnIng,
Improved by four-stoTy brick building attn AZ
on sixth street west, between L and y sts north
Seized, hbelled, and condemned under thc n 90,
hIeAtion act OF July a. 1867 as the property of he
Aeove-named defendants, and will DO sold for the
use OF the United States. e
WARD H. LhMoN
. United States Marshal, D. C.
y. All persons buying NJ this sale will be re-
luueo 70 make deposit OF one-fouFth OF purchase
money A. the time Of sale, or else the property Will
DC Ies9iu' WARD II. LAhON,
U1Hh United states Marshal, D. Y.
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PROPOSALS.
DRoPOsALs FOR MkLLEABLE
IRON CAVALRY TRIMMINcA Nv.
ORDINANCE oy,Ie., was p,rhsrs,ss.shl

W.sHis eros. INV id issI 'k
...,.s nrono,,is viii be received Al This once
III a 1IIRDhY A,rvrost 1o Ieel a osolook n,
~ ,be asiiyery A he fnioySing points III NE
Observation-Disclosures o,isntities I'll alleabie Iron trim
u u,ioe. IN ssvsiry ~ ninnent,,
AZ me New Yorlf teenov. New York 40 90 sets
Al The Frsntford Afsens, 10, 900 SETS.
Al the Alieghany ArrenI % 0oO 1eta
Al the ~ Foul, Arena 10000
Esoh sci a. 10 oopsi,t or the numbers Of each
MIND ~ busLie ,onsie ring holt strd and loop
nov nr.ssrthad sNce,,t hat tyo 81 the rinxs AZ
aSsh 81 Arc 10 he made Of the new pattefri, Win
stn, snoordinS 10 ina model 10 he seen AZ the
.hnryie sS,ena1. The eastlnrr arc 70 be made al
ire beat ou aIitv of mnleAble iron the Tongues OF
the h,,chfss ~ 'the best clock wire, The dinnen-
lions On The cleaned oastings and the finish and
eon,orm st,ietiy 10 The standard gaures, which
wili he .nniicd before ispanninx kfter beinR
riesned and freed from ali sprues and
TTeSnisri}ies thew are 10 be japsnrfe In the best
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NJ o T I G K .

OFFICE OF COMMISSIONERS OF IMPROVEMENTS,
CRY HALL, June 20, 1884. I
IN compliance with an ordinhnee Of the Corpo
rat on, entitled "An act for the removal Of ofa,
slops, &c, the public are hereby notified that all
Kitchen otfAl will be removed fro their
dwellings once day until the lAt October next,
and all housekeepers are hereby notified to plAe !,
vessels suticlent to contain sueh ofAl, and easily
handled, in the rear Of their several premises,
when accessible to the garbage oartA, and when
not accessible In the rear, then at q place most
convenient. y. r. D0RsErT,
Commissioner First Ward;
JAS. W. sPALDING,
Commissioner Second Ward;
JOHN 7. GARNER,
Commissioner Third WArdI
VIM. DOUGLASS,
CommiBsioneT Fourth WArdj
WIN H. HAMILTON,
Commissioner Fifth Ward;
W. A. FLETCHER,
Commissioner Sixth Ward;
JAS. H. BIRCH,
Commissioner Seventh Ward.
N b. All onAl OF other kinds will be promptly
removed by notifying the CommiSsionefs OF the
same, Ie 2s-lAw2m.
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MEDICAL.
GPHoIAL NoTIo,K.


~ M. r. 30 .-..-r 60, ,-,
ps. n. vELLNY's Privs,s hospital, in Ne nd,
.r.l mat. oo,,.r NJ a,vsn,s ana r s,r..,. ONO.
.-.-.o.., -.
-,
up "sr'' washington D. q -.
An ,, go. 1919. a, a..
y
oes'so'entin' manner, aud fadi'A cures enes'ed
In all sases. SRPHILITIC AFFECTION, CON-
oRRBo1, GLgET. STRicTuREs SEMINAL
, 10 'rg -,
W '"'I'',N' VI w.
DhAAhS' oSAny weakness OF the oENERhTIPE
ORGANS, from any ssu,s whstever, or how long
standing. thorouvniv And ,,d,,.n.r sr,od Alan
oo,,r purpv,r, srup. y, ,1"..,
= = = - = I IL T''T III VI
GHHoHiC DISEASES OF inc HbHVkS' hOSctkS,
BONES and JOINTS SCRoFULA, BLoTCyHES
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NJ 4 W INV NTIO N
~ OF
ARTIFICIAL CHEoPLAsTIC
BONE TEETH,

DR.. s. B. sIGEsnioND 4 HAYWARD,
800 PennIylvAnis avenue, between Twelfth and
Thirteenth streets, Washington. ~
Dra. s. h II. calls the attention Of the public to
the following advantages of their improve system;
LIST. The teeth Of their manufacture will never
oorrode nor change color by any acids, and are
three. fourths lighter THAI any other.
I'd. No teeth or roots need be extracted, a. the
artificial ones can be inserted over them.
I'd. The roots will be made inotfenHive and never
TO Aeho. ''EI 49,
4th. No temporary teeth are needed, a. perma-
nent ones can be made Immediately, thereby pre-
serving the natural expression OF the face, which,
under the old system, 10 frequently distgnred.
9th. This work has been fully tested for over
dive Year, by many Of the nrst chemists and phyli-
clans OF this and the old country.
Drs. 5. II. have also invented . white indie
| structible metal nllins with which the most SEN
| aitiye teeth can DO hned without pain, and can
build up perfect sound tooth on any aide roots
which will last through lifeline. u. -.
TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAM
| With Innoxious VApor,Ib by Drs. sigesmond q Hay
ward, $50 Pennsylvania avenue, inventors and sole
| manufacturers Of AnAestio InnoNioul VApof (not
| Laughing Gas, nor Chloroform or Ether) but
strictly an Anaeatie agent, entirely free from en-
hilarAtlng eifeots and perfectly harmless cAusing
quiet sleep, with pleasant sensations and perfect
| tnsenEibility to pain.
The best Of references given II required.
Call and examine for yourselves. my23
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PROPOSALS..
PROPOSALS. FoR MATERIALS FOR
THE NAVY. o..

u .. u
Navy prrAaTmrxT,1
BunEku OF sfnAn EnerrrksIss, I 1
-TFJ0a LfN July 10, 1854.
.svy 'or 9ns R .csi year ending iuas q, issS viii
be received ~ the Burc.u % steam Eng,nserisG,
untii 10 O'Clock Of the 18th day ofAusust neat. at
i Propo.S,. %sss Sc ssacr.ss Propossis for M.
terisls Tor the Navy that thsy may be disiin,
s,shes from 9,s.r So:ne: s,.. and
The materikla and articles embraced In TIE
eiss.es named are particularly described In tns
sush S Ss.r 10y 20 os SS oS 70
CON nsndsuts Of tho respective y.rds, OF 70 ne
navy agent nearest thereto, and those OF all me
This division into classes being for the cove
nienee Of dealers 10 each, aueh classes only viii pe
sommanSss. ssa navy agent soi each stallion WIN
In addition to the schedule Of ein.sea o. theh own
ysrds, have . copy Of the .oheduies o. ne otnsI
}ndsei whether Il will be desirable 70 make sppl:
cation Tor any Of the elssss. q tho's ys5d, !, All
20 p Sr,ioiss cf x%srissn ass ufsstnrs. ~ ~,
| oGers must be made for the whole o. the
class At any yard upon oneof the printed
or in strict Conformity herewith OF aAey Nh h''
Upon sppnss.ion 10 the Bureau, ~ the Com.
az a ys,s 2, . sns osss
| nfcrmstion respecting the proposals VIII % tur'
| nished
der who gives proper guarantees, ss require a ~
the law Of 10th August ists the Eavy DepartA ven,
reservins the right to reject the lowest bid,
The contrasts win bear date the day and notib
cation is given, and deliveries can DO demanded
surstiss IN thu full slount will be required ;.
sign the eontr ao and their responsibility certified
70 By United states disfiet Judge, United states
district attorney, oonsetor, pr navy went AZ 40
SeIa nom tSe snouns q he hi. unts he con.
sentum o. each bin, approved in 1riplieste ~ The
~ the navy agents q re point. q Ssliysry, q
/ ment, within ten dsys after the warrant for the
same an Ill have bees passed BY the Secretary OF
The following are the classes required at there's
KTTTERY, MAINE
., boiler felting, No. 4 gum pseiinF, se;, No. 8,
sperm oili No. 9, linseed oil, Ssj No. y lard oil
eng n stores; No. ii, snsineers toois; No. IL
&c gineers, Instruments No IA wrought IRON pipe,
Act No. %, tubes; No. ls, STEEL No. H. Iron nails
90, White issS No. a. 1Ps paint; No. a, soiotsd
paintsj No. ~, stationery No. 2, irewoodi No,
~ cotton waste, packing, ss.; No. Is, engineers
~ cHARLEsTowN, MASS
Class No. l, boiler iron and rivetsi No. ., piG
Der hoss, &c No. s, Sperm oil; No 9, iinsssd oil
and turpsntnsj No. !, lard oili No. g. metallic oil
s1sS end 'sS od No No. ;nsns in SsS
pipe valves, ss, No is, tuSssi No. Is, .sssli No
tn 1 Ih s sS nut, No a ssSSs,
paints No. %, oolored paints, dryers, hei No. ~
sy No. ass0 sd hs s.h p enS ao, so
packing, Se.i No. Is, engineer., stores, &c.
BROOKLYN, N. Y.
Class No. l, boiler iroOj No. Q, pig ironj No.
boiler feitingi No. I, gum packing, rubber hose
sei No. sperm Sili No: Hinged Sa oil tnrPsn
tine, sieohol so No, sfa OH NOE iSSri "a I'M
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DRoPosALs FOR PINE WOOD
cmEr QuARTEnnAsTrp's OFFICE, \
wAsHIroron DEror,

wAmuoIos, D. c, August I, 1854.
sealed Proposals for the delivery, At this depot,
II ave hundred (soo) cords Of Pine Wood, win be
received at this once until THURsDAY, August
II, 1854 At II o'clock, m.
me wood to be hard, sound, and msrehantsbls
Pine Wood, four ~ feet long, and split to the or
binary si1e Of cord wood.
The wood to be delivered At such points In this
city a. the Depot QuArtermaster shall direct, on
or before oetober Ist 1854 corded n ranks four ~
feet high, delivery not being considered oomplete
until measured, Inspected, aud 90 corded.
An Inspector will DO desigpated on the part Of
the Government to inspect and measure the wood
and such as does not conform to the above speoin'
cations will be rejected.
Bonds in the sum equai to the amount OF the
contract, signed BY the contr actor and two respon
sible persons, the same to be certified to by some
otneer Of the Government wall known 70 this once
will be required Of the successful bidder or bidders
upon signing the contracts. Payment 70 be made
upon the delivery and acceptance OF the whole
amount OF woed contracted for.
The right to reject any or all bids that may b
deemed too high IL reserved BY the Depot Quar-
teTmAIter.
Proposals must be addressed TO the undsrsisned
and should be plainly marked "Proposala for Pine
Wood.n ID. H. RUCKER
Btigadier General and Chief QuartermAater,
aui-Iotd Depot of Whnhington.
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FIRsT
NATIONAL BANK OF WARRINGTON.
OaPitGl-0SOO,OOO.
~ This BANK, organized under the National
banking Law OF the last CongreIs, 10 opened this
day for the transaction OF business at the oorner
Of Fifteenth and y streets, opposite Treasury Do
pArtmont. Il. D. COOKE, President,
WIN. 8, HUNTIEGToH, Cashier. Seaa-ti
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ID A MORE AND OHIO
I'D RAILROAD,
% and aftor SUNDAY, June 18Th, 1884, daily
YORK, spd Ws,SinS,ep md NJ WIZ ~ t aiE ss~
ron PHILADHLPhIA, NEW YORK and RoITon,
Leave Washington ~ 1s0 .. m, Ills o. ~, 8 %
,. m, daily szsept sunday. On Sunday ~ $50 p.
ToR BALTIMORE AND PHILADELPHIA.
Leave Ma.hinston At ?; nj daily except sun.
lar !" r RI soh o SEEw YORK.
Leave ws.hinston daily s,e.o pm. Tat'trsin
ron baltimore,
Leave Washington 81 ESQ, .. M, TO O. n, LIS
:. m- 2. m, Ap p. m, 7.so p. m, and $40 p. N.
sS Scsyr 4 ~ sasIs 81 4s ,pd %ssPP
On SUNDAY, Al ! and % p. n. ..
Ticket. so,d to all points WET. and bs00sgs
- - yoR ANNAPOLIS
Lsase Washinston u $50, . m, And LtSp. n,
No train Ion Annapolis on Sunday. .. ..
Trains leaving Warrington ut I.so o. m. and %
:. n. 90 through 10 New York vitaota change o.
slsspins ear. on 30 and $50 p. m. trains. Berth,
can be secured until p. M, daily, Al the Ticket
Shssi amer ihat hour they must DO secured of the
The hrst and nf,h trains stop at all way points.
n. Jhs p m; ran atop, only 4, slsde9,burg
hou.e, daily, except Sunday. On Sunday It stopi
b. all way points.
PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Passengers will please observe thai the . D. m.
runs only a. for a. Philadelphia daily except Sunday
On SundAy IL runs TO Baltimore only. Also, that the
FOR furthsf infornation, dsks,s Of every kind,
hs., apply 10 George s. Ko0nn, Agent 81 WISH.
inGton, on 81 the uokst once. ~
W. p. SMITH,
MAEter Transportation.
Il L. NJ. COLE,
leD0-u O0naral Tlokat AGSnt.
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THE POTOMAC FERRY CoMPANY,

Pursuant TO the provision Of an AIT Of ConVr...
approved July l, 1854, a meeting OF the Con.
PoHAToRs and SrocEHoLDERB under said Set, Tor
the purpose o. Organizing said company and the
transaction o. other necessary business IL hereby
called, and Will be held at the Banking House ~
J. B. HUTCHINSON CO., In the City OF Ws.S.
1854, at o'clock In the ALTERATION. -
JOHN B. HUTCHINSON.
II. C. FAHNEsTOCK,
THOMAS CLYDE,
WILLIAM B. HATCH,
W1;HINOToH CITY, D. C., August !, 1894,
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EXPRESSES.

A. DAMS EXPRESS COMPANY,
"A oFFICE 81 PENN. AVENUE,
... .r ~ iRasA6.0sou OAH, y. o
GREAT EABTKRN, NORTHERN, AND WHsr.
ERIN EXPRESS TORWARDKRs
Hot.s, 6toSEs, sands, ~, J.. - : :
gorwafdd with SAFETY AND DfsPATCk 70 all
accessible sections Of khe country. This ConpAAy
hAs Agsnsies In the prinsipal railway towns IN The
NORTH, EAST, WEST, AND NoRTnWhsI.
It's principal Ones arc
PHILADELPHIA, bALTiKO&E, ON
OLHRATL, ST. LOUIB, LOUIE
VILE, LHGLR8TOE
ConneottonE are made ~ New York and RostoA
bitiIh Provinces, and with EtsAmShip liAsl 70 LV.
sE5pooL Southanptsnt and AArs, and theAss b
towns IN Great Britain and on the Continsnt.
CouSsuon OF Notes, Drafts, and Bills made d all
accessible parts Of the unitsd ststes: ~.
Q. Q. DUNN, Agent
Washington. p. ..
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-08-06
GALE OF CONDEMNED HORsEB
~ AND MULES.

CHIEF QUARTERMAsTER's oFFICE,)
MI, WARRINGTON DEPOT,
mn, mAhhlhoIoH, ID. c., July %, 1854.
VII ~. pe soia, A. Public Auction, at the CoFrAls,
y 'o In the city OF Washington,
"WEDNESDAY, August a, 1884, a Iot OF
HORSES AND MULEs
condemned as unit for public seTyIep
Terms; Cash, In Government fundH
Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock a m
ID. II. RuCKER
VIsAt Depot Of WAIhinEtoA,