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GEORGETOWN AFFAlRs.

CANAL Arrival Of oeal, June 2sth To the
American company, II boats, with ,2Os tOnSi Cen.
trail, 7 boats, T56 tons Cumberland Coal and Iron
Company, 4 boats, 44s tOnsi Borden, 8 boats, 324
tonSi Hampshire and Baltic Company al tonsi
Phillips aud BoOSs, boat, ITO tOnsi Consolidation
Company, l boat, loS tons. Total for all the COM
pAniss, 8, 1870 tons.
Clipper. with Ice and wood to Great Falls Toe
Company.
PoRr OF GEoRdBroWN. - Enisrsd-Sohoonsr
Rosa, shopler, master.
Cisarsd-Julia b. wilst, BayllSS, master, for
Hudson, New York.
Steamer Potomac, MOcus, master, with hides
and rags for PhlladslPhis,
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DRoPosALs FOR STATIONERY.


l. W.. n.n,.xx,.. la. ,o,A ,eaa
N o'eioeE ON MONDAY Jaly OH. isss for snpp,y
~ s,.vtaos $3.50. ~. ssh.anII III IL
ss.I 49, ssya,na az soh Ia. Isay Wv" '0' INV
Th. 20 ~. ,oassssnn ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ on.,I,x
s. me si,an0a n must o. .hs quAhS'
Ths b,ddsF viii bs reoaired 10 civ, boad
-,,h .nnro..d .sarI,i 10, ~ Si,hfal f1nim.nI ~
ri. ecnPae md III pepsrtmspt will reserve he rsht
10 orJs, hs ,c,ss ~ n NAV dssm nronsr ma IL In
sp..'a =, a,minish M ansn,i,a. bspw sta,sa AZ :"
- "a a. ~ ..h.snis 49,. -. IA 4.
h,rnahsd Al hs ontion Of the al he lowest
-. 800 - '-e Nf''~- - ~ $500 =
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GALE OF GOVERNMENT BUILD
= Laos, STABLES, iksCiso, wAAAVEs' ID. Ar
ouARrEAHAsrER 6ENRRAL's OFFICE, !
fiRsr DIyIsios,

flRtT DIvIalON, y
wAsHIsaros, D. O., Jaas Ia, 1855 70
BY order o. the ossrtsrnsstsr 0ossrai Ihsrs wnfbs
sold the premises. at public auction uedeI the d-
reetivu Of ca plan 0s or, browuipg, A. n com
meme pg on TUESDAY, Jaly TO- 1855. st Is o'eloet, a.
m Aud continuing from tho ZANE houI each day ihsrs
trrworIs viii be sold uptiI the whole shall have ben
disposed Of the fOlOw.Ss described pabe ProPsrty,to
Bsvsu QD one.s (r.ms) 2ssl4n, ewo .toris } Isxao.
IsISs Sx2o, Gwo stOr's. lSiss Cti,ehsa aaJoiA-
ssnty nlns CsoJ ,bcrsrs' On. tsr., iSsmsJ ..s.a.
ty.f,ur lexis fourteen l2ill, and oas lexe, with shed
fsa 90 Uwslliuss Qram., 2sx % cwO stories, with
back build egs lsxsi our lss2I lSsto iossa isrf.
Tss .S vi .rS s .s.s a.: .S
Mus o Me-. House,, Crane, ssxlso ere .,sr,.:.>
w u sddni".s loHlS) 2sE.o pw0 stOf'ssj 1880.
1Srt, two tssi Stables. (rsH.J twenty -four ss.a l.
ii. y ,Ss one LISA Ind one isrs (~k .Sd sdjo.a.
%, d hospital able. Qr.ms. with Sa7On.s.l lee.
o"s d E'uIns Stable, Cr.ns) with S,Sl2 liA,.l fee.
Ts~Sy lsq gq!ldlug., Crane 2.1sa $500 ,s,ss
IsHs srsS iS,ls four iSsHC fOOr'E2' asIt' assi'O.
shsddiug, I 1855 | neal te"t.
Thirty two $50 Water TAuks, 4xl6-two feet deep.
s"ysOty eight C7sI MAnssn, sI<Iis-thr's and sAalf
Twssty lsN Out nea.s.;
0ps a. Hay Shed, li2xSi2
Three ts wbsrvss Que 20, ISL .quarsfset one illes
sauAre feet, aud QUO o $50 square feet
| Zen, log, 23,psO Ideal feet. ..ft
One ~ s'orebouss, (framr) 52Nlbo.
Two Acksmth shop, lfraIne,) 4ssl60, and ssxle0
ous ~ Eugine House l7xSa
The bn ldng- will be sold siBgly, and mast BE- re-
moved with" wenty days,
The bu ldiuga will be taken down at the expense Of
the purchasers The depot 10 accessible by water aud
vessels Of the largest class eau he loaded al the uhAr
sTerms; CA.h In 0oysTn msLt funds.
boat for o. shore will the Sixth street wharf
| every hour during the day % sale.
For further isfOrmAiloa apply In psrsou ar by letter.
to Capt OEoRaE =. BROWNING, A. Q. H., oissboro',
| D, O., or 10 this once,
| JAMES A. EKIE,
| Breyet Brig. Gen. U s. A., 10 charge,
| Pirst Division. q N q O.
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ELEorIoS.-The semi-annual election in
Colombian EnOampmsnt, /. o. O. r., took place
Wednesday. The following are the otacsu elect /;
0, p, Walter Q. Hunt II p, = Kaufman 8.
w., A. Adler J, W., - FsinOuri g., W. R No.
Lean T., J. 7. Mouldeu.
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Sun SrRoKE,-0n Wednesday afternoon,
about two o'clock, VIM eloot, employed at the
brewery ofMr, Gnmbusch, on Eleventh street, fell
from the effects Of the heat Medical aid was sum
mOnsd and prompt attention given him, but he
died about two O'Clock yesterday morning,
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PROPOSAL FOR FURNISHING
FRESH BkkP

OYRIoE CoANIssART or SUBSISTENCE
PETERsBuES, w., JuuS "a 1895
Sealed proposals, in duplicate, are respectfully In
Vitsd by the undsrsigBsd until sATuRDAN, June so,
1885, at - oeOok for Furnishing the troops, and all
others EMIT ed to atonS, stationed at Petersburg and
city Point Va with
FRESH BBRP,
until December 81, 1860, such less time the Com.
missary General may direct and delivered at such times
the oesT having charge Of supplying the troops may
direct. The Beef to be II
GOOD MAbRETABLB QUALITY,
Of equal proportions Of fore and hind quarters NeckS
GhAnks aud kiduey tAllow to be excluded.
Oath Of allegiance TO the United States Government
accompany each bid, unless one is already he
al this once,
The Government reserves the right to reject all bids
deemed unreasonable.
Payments 10 be made monthly, or As soon thereafter
practicable in such funds as Government furnishes
Proposals should be endorsed on til. envelope Pro.
po.AlS for furnishing Fresh Beef and addressed to the
ubdsrsignsd, at Petersburg, Va
By order Of Brsvst Major 7, o. Sullivan, o 8, U.
g. 4 A. d, PALMER,
First Lieutenant lath U, s, Infantry A.o,s.
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A CoSFIDESoE MANA man about FIVE
feet four inches In height thirtyhvs forty ysar'
Of age, black hair and smooth face has been play.
ing the confidence game upon some Of our business
men by presenting himself as purchaser, ordering
lot of goods. Dol after which he bOHows a few
dollars to got something nsxt door. Our merchants
had better look out for him. ...
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Orenon politlaa.

sAS FnAscIscO, June "a Portland (orsgOp)
dispatch Of yesterday Gays; ~ hiOial returns from
all counties except three, give Wood, (UuiOn) for
Governor, 2OS majority. Tho rest Of the Union
State ticket is elected BY majority Of from $50
10 500.
Tbs UniOnists also elect majority Of the Lsgis.
lAture. .........
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NEW ALBANY, IND, June 2S.-Hon. NJ O. Kerr
was nominated for reelection BY the Democratic
congressional convention.
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GALE OF GOVERNMENT BUILD
- INos AT ALEXANDRIA, VA

Cam QUARrEHhAGTER'A oETIcR,
RIOT or wAsRIHoIoM, J
IwAsHNdros, D. O, June Is, 1850. y
Will be sold at pnhe Auooa, the premises, under
the direction Of BTsVNt Lieut. Col @, Q, Lee, A. ~
Alexandria Va, on fRIrAY jane No. LIED. the follow
Ing described Government buildings:
on WATER STREET BtTwEES KING AND CAM
BkON srREHTs, AT u O'CLOCK, A n.
BESTLEY BARRACKS KoRTHEI,T q hkER on
QUEEN ANn ALFRED SIS, AT II o'OLoVK, n.
One ~ once, S2NS6 feet
ons C) BarrAek, NEllS feet
Two 10 0ut.hOuses, each loxlo feet.
ons. n) Out houss, eKs feet
ohS ~ Stable, lsxAi fseI
4el feat u Fence
The euldlngs will be sold singly, and must b re-
moved within nhesn days from date o. sale.
Terms; cssh, In oovsrnnsnt tupds
D. II RUCKER,
BrsVet MAJ. Gen. and Chief ouAfsrInGstsr,
lsao'h DsPOt Of Washington.
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CnnsAL CouRr-- CHG Justice Cartier
Edward O. Darlington, Esq., District Attorney.
prosecuting.
Nelson Berry, indicted for a,.sult and battery on
George Norris verdict guilty. and sentenced to
pay aps Of $40 and costs, and stand committed
until paid.
asorge Oyster. alias George johnson. indicted
for stealing ring from John johnson, plead guilty
Of petit larceny, and ssn.sncsd 10 jail for thirty
days.
chsrlss Williams, alias Asbury snovdsn, In
dlotsd for stealing tobacco, cigars and other
articles from Alfred q. Osborn, verdict guilty.
and sentenced to Albany for two years. Davis
for defence.
James A. Davis and John veals, indicts,. for
stealing two horses and covers from John II.
Thompson; verdict not guilty. Adams for defence.
Bryan huurOs, indicted for stealing tobacco, 40,
from Alfred Phillips; verdict guilty Of stealing
some Of the articles, and sentenced TO the Albany
psnitsntiary for one year.
| frseo johnson, . oolored woman, indicted 70,
perjury before Justice D. X. Morseli Case OF
trial. Baker for defence.
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sAS FRASoIsoo, June l9.-Tho recent FIRE In
Virginia City, Nevada, destroyed property to the
amount Of $500, 900 and rendered four hundred
families hoiseless.
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GRAND NATIONAL CONCERT FOR
W TBR BBNERIr or
THE SOLDIERS AND SAILORS
RATIONAL oRpgAN,, HOME yuNp

under the auspices Of the Soldiers and Sailors Unon
wasbingt,p, D. O, at Growers Theatre, on
THURSDAY EVENING, August 4 1890
- 1000 tickets will bs sod at o. each-75, 900
presents awarded, valued At t250ono $500 Of the
profits TO be given TO the soldiers and saiors Naoua
Orphans Home Fuod, " 800 70 the Washington Male
aud Female Orphan Asylum the balance after duetnE
expenses be paid the treasurer VI the Soldiers and
sailors Union Of Washington, d. O.
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The Monadnock at San Francisco.
SAN FRASoIsoo, June 2S.-Ths United States
steamers Vanderbilt and MOnadnook arrived this
morning.
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GAVE BAL-Mary Blake, the notorious
Mary wto was committed to jail few days ago on
the charge Of robbing John Madden Of si4o ysstsr-
day gave bail for her appearance at the present
term Of the Criminal Court TO answer the charge.
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Shaw, Mary Peak, Eva CLARK. Rose Kdmonston,
Annie Carroll. Jennie Michigan and Annie Becker.
FOURTH cisss.--first premiums 10 Eva Robinson.
Ksts Dickens, nsris Drsn., Annie Berry, Ais.
Pyton and Emms Fonsy. Second prsmiums TO
Annie Doyle Mary Sullivan, Lissie coombs, Mary
Riegies, Lirris Dove, Adslia schiosssr, Annie Mo-
Neil, Annie Wasnsy, sidonis Stewart, Mary Man
kse, Betty Finkman, Bridget Carroll Mary schut-
ter, Mary vsnable, Ella Green and Ria Pynes.
Finh Clnss--first premiums 70 Biids Larlsr,
Eva Mccarthy, Lsllia Gray, Annie MeDsvitt Mary
Duhsmsl Emma Ryder, Kate Grimm Mary Sulli-
van, Ksts Sutton and Julia Darby.
oonPosrrIoH ArD vRirIro.
First Class-First premiums 70 Mary futile,
Mary Knnis. Laura Whyte, Jessie Boyd, Augusta
Mead, Mary croiiy, Julia Green, and Annie Green.
Second premiums 70 Rose Marll Minnie finkman,
and Margaret Mitchell
Second Glass. --Rirs. premiums TO Betty Payton,
Teresa Elliot, MARI ssissi, Emma Herold, E..slls
10 Lula Boone Helen ehseksls, and Alice KIRK.
AprTHnErio Arp BooK-KrEPre.
First premiums 10 Jessie Boyd, Mary Ennis,
Mary futile. Laura whyte, Augusta Mead, Mar
Croiy, Rose Marll. Margaret Clsary. Minnie Fink
man. Margaret Mitehsll. Jnlia Green, and Annie
Green.
Second ciass.--Piut premiums TO Mary ssibsl,
Betty Paytnn, Estslle Stewart, Jennie Newmeyer
Emma Hsroid, mary zimmsrmsn. Helen Shscksls
Josephine fayton, Lula Boone. and Ida Cherry
,,.m.on I.ars DonsIdson Is,,Is sh.stsifo,a Nv
r.rs.. fiIot -"'
Third Ci.s. Fir, nr.r,,,u. IA Ia.,,. Mao.
R.,s R,illsv' Rsh.os. HINT T.,s.. Dr.,. A.,
p.es.r A.. o.hy,i R.,. i..,or I'M. Ksi.L
hosssr F,is Mi,isr M,n.,,s Mn, "a ~,
ps.r' ...ana ,,s,a,,a. ~ "a. Hn,ohsa NJ,
eh.- ps,,s -. p~a o,s,t "a Anni. c.s.a,i
xs,.c. an ,us,o ' N''
p,s,,,pm. IA .AIios R,,.sii Ms,i. I..v,o, LAW,
wh.,s Jn,,s O., Ann,. c., Az, K,,r
R.,s 100, o.. W.,s,Aan.. In,,. Rs,s Shass.,
nj ~. Met,sr.hv
""1
Fir. n,.,,,,m, ~ Ii,ss Ra...u Maj. t.x,o,
No.. MI, Me- pn,,. Ini,. Ga All. a 80
NJ, Ta,ai. NJ NJ. - Rah,n.an w.,s.
"a. S,.s,. 49,. M,,,h.,, NJ. Sr,,,s a.,
an,,s NJ M,enis F,an...a 49,. N.wy...,
M. E,sL r.,... ava "a pn,,. $500 -.
ond pr.miums 10 HoIso shsotsi. Mar Zimms,
s NJ. p.,.,,, -" r,,,s, Ia'..yh,.. p' |,
s' n npr",s III. 49, so'sP w NJ.
| VIM. D'"' ''"~ "ooA'' ""1 '''
m. ia r,,u. NJ. s.u,. u.u.. No.
s,,.iS. R... Ma,rh. NJ. p''.,.. ~. NAH,
NJ. 49, Ms.yn nv. ~. p.,,,n. ~.
ph,,;,. XII. sn,,,sssn NJ Jahn.a. Iit.i. al
a. E,,.. M,,ns. 80 s...y Msas.,, wv
w. ,srynss 70 ,"s 1890.
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even years since Hiram TUCKER Of Boston, tented
. Spring Bed VI his own inse ton, which has steadily
increased In popularity siuee that tine snd to-day
stands uDrlyAlsJ. CombniDg as IL does the several
requirement. u comfort oleauinss porabi ity durA.
bllity, aud eheapnes- II mry Justly be regarded
household necessity. Tbo's whu have tested Its
merits will never abandon 1t for any other q. utrvsnc
which has yet been devised for mAn'r comfort during
the hours drvme repose. There nothing 90 essen
hal /, sound baAth sleep aud this IL secured
BY the use Of Tuetsr's PaIent Spring Bed,
Fnr sale by JAS G. MCGUIRE 4 CO,
je2s lw Penusylyapia Avsbus spd Ten tract.
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yatiuual gtpnblitan.


and Orphan Asylum wnf held At the Afyium corner |
ofT,.,b and a .,,,.,s ma attended Nv srsst num-
~, !, -. p..,S.. A.. ornh.r. in III. pobI.
r.'''n' D.s- ~, ~. y - -.,,s... 60. -,
INSTITUTION nrse numoe' ~ ,aA nv~
parts Of the city are educated bythe Sisters Of
Charity The children were beautifully dressed, |
NJ - 49, W.. - M.c...h- - q.
h'. rams" a"s mVoay %
P'fieks church. ana fa'ner bokie' OF b. Dom
inioks, diatribuisd the medals and premiums.
Tho programme was M follows;
a,.na Mon
e'a -,
o'o'o'a' ms'es A. RUSSELL H. why's
and L Boone.
Distribution Of crowns
ca,o,.,io, "a. MI. M zimu.ru.n
c,s -. :. -,
oaso.ae o' roses NUS N. iu'ue' -
Distrieution Of premiunsf Tor Christian doctrine
What are the wild waves saying" Misses A.
Russell and L. WHITE.
r,-.-,,-.,. - a..
p"nouuon OF p'emium' ior grammar a'a
rhetorio.
Bird e.o,..., Misses =. Miller M. Miller. J.
.,TN o.es..,.. :, No.. "a p....
r,.....s,," 80 ....,..-' ~ s,.,a.- ~ ......
Dstnouuon Of pr'minms io' h'''''y anu seoss-
ply.
Medley By number Of the children.
ora 4. b.,,.ra,, y ,ocr and eooru, nv Ml,,,.
r-,- r,,,- ..,,. 49, ,.u,1
~. .A.,''' i"A A'''' ''"'''" ''''' .'' ~
hs,ekhoen'r
Premiums for compnsition and writing
"Iet n, dance on the sands,n Misses Russell and
VIII.
hono song ~ toe oiPoan''
Dlstrbution OF premiums to the orphans
"Proggy would . wooipg CO." by the orphans
"Hom, await home. - Misses A. Russell and M.
49,
hsw'o'' =,
Farewell song Misses A. Russell, M. La"ior.
and A. Claxton.
March from Faust"
n. 49,. ~ ~. ..n,o, ala. -. .v.,a.a A
.. 49, n.n - 49,
misses anna ViAa'on' Ance RUSSELL anu MATTE
LAwior.
The medals for smiabIs department and strict
.h..-.,.. =, ..hooi r,,.. -. .v.,d.A a. fo,iox..
u ''a s.'' i.e' "e'e - ''''"''
fint oiess 70 MISS mary Dtane'
Second class TO Miss Molly DAILY.
Third class to Mics Helen Boissau.
po,,th sIa.. N Nil, Ada,. 9.,t,s
~. a.. ~. w.,-sI,
run olass 70 NUS no'e necAnoner'
Sixth class to Miss Mary Murray
Crowns we're sward,d to the following Senior
cl.s. ar., bono,, Ma, MARI Ennis. Mary Tuttl..
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TAKEN ESTRAY BY THE METRO
PoLIrAN PoLICE-A BROWN MARE was taken
sstAy by the Metropolitan Police the 9th Of June
inst The owner 10 hereby notified to prove Asd 70.
claim said At the once Of the property clerk No
DAY, July O. the zane will thea be SOLD pursuant to
Law, TO the highest cash bidder, a. the BsI.Ar Of w. L.
wall Co. ss LoulsiA.a Ays1ue ~ order,
GEO, r. DERRICK, Properly Clerk
!s2s.a WI WALL co., Austs
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CrRcur CouRr.-Judge Yesterday
the case Of Elizabeth Kelly and Sarah Jane Stanley
against John ses,fo'd was resumed, aud several
witnesses were examined.
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INSURANCE COMPANIES

INSURANCE COMPANIES.
EXCELSIOR FIRE INSURANCE CON-
IL PANY.
0YpIoE.............ANo No. $50 Broadway, N. T.
This Company lusures all kinds OF Buildings House.
hold Furniture Merchandise Vessels In Port and other
Property against Loss By Pre-
DIRECTORS:
MARCUS v. bODUES,
EU0ghR PLUNKkTT,
JOHN GARCIA,
WALDO HUTCHlNs,
WILLIAM FERDJN,
ROBERT W. EEsBIT,
GUsTAvB RBYAAUD,
kLlAs PONvkRr
RAMSAY CR0UKs,
JOSEPH D YOUNG,
CH.RLR5 PILL,
q. PACALIN,
g. y. 0lLBBhT,
JOHN g. WARD,
ROBERT SCHsLL
JAMES L. MOk0AN,
0BOkGRF NKNBITT,
JOHN X LBFFlk0wELL,
X D WESLEY,
0EoRGE T. sTEDMAE,
HkhkY LEWIS,
jss-sa MARCUS '. HODGES. Prss't
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DEN ISTRY. DIR. A
IL LOOMS, REsIDHHr DHHrISr, SIS IN =
avenue, near corner Of NoII1Ip
Ninth street. attends to all branches pertaining to the
profession. MAlotmAtioh Of the mouth eorrsstsd and
very varsity Of artificial sata made apb-ly
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DYJAMEs O. INQUIRE AGO,
I'D AUoTfoakKks

MaroE's oyrIcr, err HAIL.
WAsaporos, Juns n. 1895.
eordanee Herewith, shall ofsr E.r sals for cash. 10
the highest bidder SATURDAY, S0h instant 10 frout
Of the City Hall, Al the hour Of n m. the exclusive
Ish, aod Pr,il.s. q using the setsrsi Corporation
q vsishsg hay, straw fodder osis IN The straw and
live stock, situated st the following p'aees.
No l. Louisiana avenus, between Ninth and Tsnth
No, 10 trout Of Northern MARKET, ct in,.r..oton Of
No. rort avenue and street north
No Ia front Of Ansco-tta Bagins.houss
No. snd No. are newly erected 10 les and have
the highest bidder for each At the 80 me- tin. sad plaza
tn. following i the tariff Of rate. which the oar.
chasers enttsd " receives For every load Of hay
straw, fiddler oats 10 the straw, weighing one thou
80 cents. sad for each ssd .vsy busals bale pack
age Of the sane 10 csais for weighing live stock tvo
cents for every hundred pousds.
Parties purehs.ias viii be required TO comply with
issi :ai.S is y, to establish publ. bay :ss.. "a
W ''A'' ''' RICHARD WALLACE, M.,or.
je7S-sotd ,. Q. hooU1RE CO., kuets
GALE OF VEGETABLE STANDS IN
- THg D FFsHENT M,RKEts
viii sold to the hest bidder. for cash, the fol.
cEEtRs hlRKEr-sAIuRDAY. Jus. 50, st 10
SssraEEs LIBERTY NARkEr-yRrDAr. Jun.
.EAyi YARD xARKEr-rRIpAY. Jus. 20, at 10
wSsTERS MARKsr-MospkY. Jaiy = at loo'slost
B.-Psr.ons now holding stands In the different
markets ean retain them ~ p.ying the spprssement
price = such stands previous 70 the day Of sale.
je2o-eo,d RIrHAaD wALLAcH, ssycr.
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AUCTION o.. Els

GALE OF GOVERNMENT PILE
- DRIVER.
orur auAsrrrxasrrsf oyy,or,
DHrof o. WAssfreror, J
WAsHrrefor, .. O., Juas -, 1889.
VIII be sold a public saetiop a eixth street wharf
tenant colo.ei y o. Q. Lad n. On Friday, JAY ..
'''' cNs q, PrLx pHryrR
which is no longer required for vovsrsmsnt uss
Terms Cash, In oovsrnmsnt funds.
ID. n. RUCKER,
Bvt MAI. Gen. and Chief Quar- ernsstsr,
jsH.h Depot Of Washington.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-06-29

TINTED STATES MARSHAL'S SALE.
" 10 virtas Of writ Of Pieri PseiA. issusd from
the Clerks 0ee Of tSs 30 Court Of The District Of
Columbia, aud 10 me directed, will expose 10 public
sale for cash. rout Of the Court House door o. said
District on TURsD.Y the S day o. July NEXT 1891, at
~ o'clock, the following de.erbed property wit:
PArt Of oi No in square No. 2i3 beginning q stake
on the building line Of north street . lin. with
the west building line Of N. B. smiths house thence
north along said line to Vermont Aysnus thence south
along said to the original south Of
said lots and thence easwardiy rect 10 the place
Of b. ginn ng, forty.iour fest and containing 100
square feet less Also, that piece Of Aad
meme ne at the north point Of aid above ted
lot aud running PARALLEL " th Vermont avenue fifteen
feet then east and parallel with the alley ten and half
feet thence south aud parallel with Vermont avenue
twelve feet thence west and parallel with the alley
feet, thence south and parallel with vsr~ont avenue
twelve feet thence north the place Of beginning to-
gehsr with oil and singular the provsmsnts thsrsop
In the city Of Washington, d. O.
ss,ted aud levied upon the property Of Joseph
segar, and will be sold 70 satisy writ No. ga Trials
January Term, 1865, In favor Of owen Go.
D. 9. COOLING,
jels.td U. 8. Marshal District Of Colsmbia.
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OPINIONS oY ras PRESS.

Tbs great question among critics 10, whether there
was really such . strange Character In the army
MAJOR Won RL0PPf
The author Ia prepared prove oy the most positive
teiu opy, that there vas sud that he performed all
the mad en- vlots Attributed 10 him.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-04-26
MisrelIanu.
THE SINGULAR MAN.

There was young man, yon may think very strange
But sometime or other little deranged;
And if it be true then, as Ihave been told,
He was once mere infant, but age made him old.
His face was the oldest that ever kno@n,
His mouth stood across twixt his and his chin.
And whenever he spoke, it with his voice,
Aud 10 talking he always made some sort Of noise.
He'd an arm on each side, to when he pleesed,
He never worked hard, when he lived at bis ease;
Two legs he had got to make him complete,
But what was most strange each end his feet
His iegs. as folks say, he could at his will,
And when he was walking, he never stood still;
If you had but him, you'd laugh till you burst.
For one leg or tOther would always go first.
Another strange thing as e'er did meet,
Was when be was hungry he always did eat;
He drank when he dry, and then, if you'd note,
Whatever he drank always went down his throat.
If this whimsical fellow had river to cross,
If be couldn't get over he staid where he was;
And though he meier went off the dry ground,
SO great WIS his luck that he never was drown'd
Another strange thing about him I'll tell,
For when he was sick he was always unwell;
He gave deep sigh, then op'ed his mouth wide,
And somehow or other this old fellow died
But the reason he died, and the Of his DEATH
Was simply poor soul for the want Of more breath
And now he is left in the cold earth to m0ulder,
II be had lived day longer he'd have been da
older