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INSURANCE.

NIARCH-uIGH WINDSLTIRKx.
DoN'r fUr OFF UNTIL TO MORROW.
INSURE TO-DAY
As. PRATT son.
Ne n m. q A. Bxsld,ss. oc sa s.6 ID as.
rcv-eserf csiy "a, besf oomps-.ss. sd - Isssss
seW~r,ly aSs yrsrysly. Ne esarrs for Peisy, s~-
-o, o. Ssamp.
PHGNIA. AZ Hartford,
YoNKERs.
HOME. a.<
fIREnkNs. a Ecr Ys~l.
and ENCELSfOR LIFE, Of No fe-A
INSURE NOW ssSa
kwE hsMiSeIsssssg M Skos S2nEAsy -
omoe-Room No. 4, over B~ak of wsshingtca.
CHARTERKp sy CoSeEKss 1851.
Ipssres al descriptions Of Properly IN the Ds,rsss
No charge for Stamp. Or Policies;
's S,. Ai' t f:ssss es.! HI S:
.nr, = - JAaks ADAMS. Pre.idsn,.
TNsURAx CE HOOKS
4. n. HANSON q b. LEWIS BLACKBOARD.
i.rd. Al. ~ IS Soc sS !oss co" Of Hart
THE N0Hrh BRIrlsH AND MERCANTILE
cs.S .:.sss u 900 s .SSs and United ssss.'
THE HAg ar 70 1rkE Insurance. 90. A.
TIE fRANkLIN FIRE INSURANCE co. a
fhiladeiphia. Assets. 5000 900
ThE sPklkGFIELD FIRE INSURANCE 90.
OF Massachusetts,. Assets, nezrD Doe .OOO.
THE PUTNAM FIRE INSURANCE 90. Of 8srs-
tord. Capital. 100000.
THE "RoGER WILLIAMS FIRE INSURANCE
CO.. OF Providence, n. A.
THE hkTRoPoLITAE FIRE INSURANCE
Co., Of New York.
And that Old and excellent Home Company
THk POTOMAC INSURANCE. CO., Of Gsorss-
:! In Life Insurapce We have the great
d.sS s...,.. ss ssss $1,000 co. Of New ross
THK KrNA LIFE INSURANCE. Co. NJ Hat
ford. Assets, ola.soo.ooo.
Our Companies have an axeresas, n s..es. exe..s-
half century Of experiesce. They are TOO v~li
known TO require comment Our own exp-rie.cs
lextendne, In the case Of Mr.. Hanson, thro10A
twenty oonsecutive years in this cityD ample ss1
our adJustmsots have sway. been prompt asa ssstDr
3. LEwE sIAckroRp,
taloly a1s nh t,fold No. 1853
NATIONAL uNlUh FIRR INSURANCE OOn.
~ rANn VI WASHINGTON.
OArlTAL----------..-.--------S .0OO. Doc.
OUce-ho 81 Louisiana ovo.. dsor easf Of Tn q
No charge for Policies resenne stamps.
klsks taken on The most reasonable terms and iooa
'iDa irscsoops-Ci.rss, Kna,, President: s..r.. y
Riees, Vice Prssident; Marshall Brown, Tbonss
Berry, kichard wailsch, WIN. Dixon. Dsnis Do1d.
Henry D. Cooke, samuel Racon
scnly NOBLE q. LARNER. Secretary.
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PROPOSALS FOR SUBSISTENCE STORES.
OFFICE DEPOT Coxxrs.l ~ OF su,u.,xxc,,

Richmond, Va, March Z, $50.
Sealed Proposals, in duplicate, viii be received n
this once until u M. on FRIDAY, April lat, iS1o
for supply ing the following articles 70 bsrreis
Soap, 800 pounds Ham, $50 pounds Breakfast ESeoo..
SO pounds Java Coffee, fgreenJ 600 pounds Orushed
Desiccatsd God Fish, lin boxesJ % pounds Dried
Peaches, 80 gallone Picked Cucumbers, g bottles
Apples, n cans Red Currant Jelly, Il tumblers
ma;srpssrH Jam; pounds Mustard, 50 pounds Yer
pounds Butter, IS gallons Lard on
Conditions, &C., a. heretofore.
mhSSf Brevst Major, Us. A, A. c.B.
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GOODWIN SMITH ON EVACUATION TO vIR-
GINIA--The London Daily News publishes a
letter from Professor Goodwin Smith, addressed
10 friend in England, on the subject OF emf
grafton to Virginia. Professor Smith saws:
-'Nirginia is a magnificent state, in point of
Resources and capabilities as well as in point OF
extent and situation. The soil il rich, including
excellent wheat land, particularly in the west
In the east IL has been somewhat exhausted,
though 4 presume not irrepsrabiy, by slave
culture On the Chesapeake Bay and along the
James River there are some unhealthy tracts,
which of course should be avoided; but the,
climate OF the state generally is healthy a. well
n temperate. Ii Is great thing for the emf
grant, in every respect, to escape the long and
severe winters in the North and West. The old
planters, who &C first clung TO their estates.
though they had lost their slaves, seera now To
have made up their minds g. sell; and land is
offered cheap, in some cases with buildings,
i suppose, dilapidated by the war. Slavery is
really dead and buried, and the anti-ndustriaI
sentiment which prevailed und- the old regime
and barred the southern states against Industrial
emigration, would no longer BE found in the
way. The people are the most English of all
Americans; they are very friendly To the mother
country, and very anxious that the state should
be filed up by English emigrznts, not BY the
carpet-baggers and their train"
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RAILROADS.
baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD.

baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD.
Train. between WASHING: @ ..ss1Ss, -
T9N AHR eR4sTI hNp Erfnrss4 81 ]
NEST are now run Is follows, via:
FOR BALTIMORE.
AND ssa @S :ss
FOB ALL WAY STATIONS.
and a's, So s. ny ssc sunday :. and
L..v. a. 700 and $50 a. N: and s:.o P. n
No train to or from Annapolis on Sunday.
rOR BALTIMORE.
Leave ct A. M, and $50, a:40, aad 500
Lesve 1t A. NJ. and $50. and 500 Pm.
az II. Ias su %ssr
On sanss,y so and 70 800 only,
sss;ips z, Relay Station With trains from Baiiinor'
T.sGnss tickets tS the %sss g. q, ?, had =, z.
day; Also, At the Company One, 4os Penney
at ss
sssSS ssS :.
]. j: wILs0N, Masis. Of Tr.nsportAtio.
no 50 Gro. s. KoOSTZ. General e1 Aesn1 GENT
'THROUGH LINE BETWEEN WASHINGTON
PHILADELPHIA, AND
NEW YORK. 6S I1
Train, between wAsHINGFossI md w foRx
ere now run as follows, viz:
FOR NEW YORK, ,cifhoxf change of cars.
Leave daily Except sunday at Q. m, and I 9:4s
and 3 p. m.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Leave daily Except Sunday 1t O. m, and 19:4t
and $40 p. m.
ON SUNDAY.
Leave for New York ct 300 D. N. and Phfladsl
phia at $40 p. m. =
Sleeping cars for New York on ,. n train only
Through tickets to Philadelphia, New YORK. on
Boston be had at the Station Once at eli hour
IN the day. Also, at the Conpany's Once, No. zoe
Pennsylyania avenue. Passengers purchasing tick
cts at the Avenue once can there arrange 10 have
their baggage called for and checked at their resi
dence taken to the depot, md put into the
car. .--....
schednle between Washington, Baltimore, Annspo
lis end the West.
il; WILSON, Master. Of Trsnsportat,en
no0 GEO. 8, KOOSTz. Agent. Washington.
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DIED..

HAIRY On Tuesday, the 22d inst Mrs MARIA
RARki, relict of the late Francis Barry, late of
Was hngton. DC.
The atives and friends of the family are invited
10 attend the funeral. Thursday, oath instant at
I'd u. m. from the residence Of her son. Francis
Barry. No. 20s N street south. between "a and 81
east Funeral to proceed to st. Peters church
Capitol Hill.
sHAAFF. Az Georgetown, ID. c., I'D inst LIZ
ZlE L. nEAAfF wife Of Arthur SHAFT ISayan-
nah, Ga. papers please copy.I
The funeral will take place at Il O'Clock, m on
Friday, 25th inst. from * First street 2ts
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PROPOSALS FOB FRESH BEEF.

OFFICE CoNMIssARY OF SUBsrsrEycEp
Sealed Proposals, in duplicate will be received q,
this office until II NJ on the TN DAY OF APRIL
1879, for FURNISHING THE FRESH REEE
required for issue to troops at this post for sx
months from date Of execution of contract
Separate proposals will be receiv ed for fur,,f.bipv
such choice cuts Of FRESH MEATS az NAV be re-
CURED Tor sales to officers during the same period
Conditions, &C., as heretofore.
IA. n. C. GRlER,
NIT 1st Lieut.. 4th U. s. Arty, A. CS
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MARRIED..

VAN MAIER-PIkE. On the I'D instant at
" ashington, y. e. by the Rev. Chas. b. Boynton,
MT j. X; VAN MATER, OF Tarrytown, N r.. tn
Miss EVA VERNON PIKE, youngest daughter of
MT. Nicholas Pike, of East Salisbury, Mass
New York aud Massachusetts, papers please copy. i
ODFIELD-WO0DFIELD. February ~ nv
N. u. Church, at the parsonage HENRY
WC9DpIELp; OF MARSHALL, Texas to Miss MARY
4 NOODFiELD. of Washington City, d. G.
Texas, Mass. and N. Y. papers please copyl
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pIRDS FOR sALE-Fine lot Canary, male.< a.
y and female, Mocking, Birts, and caees. II
No. 135.b street south, between LIST aud "a y
street. east, fronting Pa. ave. Capitol Hill 126
fe2S M G.. n 0OETE
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DY COOPER LATIMER, Auctioneers,
- Successors to J. q. McGuire Co.,l
Southwest corner Penn. avenue and 18th street.
CATALOGUE SALE OF TWO VALUABLE
LIbRARIES.
On MONDAY, March 18th, 1870, at ~ o'clock D.
m, and following evenings, at our Auction Rooms,
we shall sell, by catalogue, two valuable Libraries,
containing many curious and scarce old Books,
early editions of the Classics &c. This is without
doubt the finest collection of valuable Books offered
at auct ion long time.
n. B.-Parties unable to attend the sale can have
their orders attended to by the Aucti )neers.
Terms cash. COOPER Il LATIMER,
nh 23-n Republican, Auctioneers
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DY GREEN WILLIAMS,
ID Auctinneers and Real Estate Brokers,
No. 319, southeast corner 7th and ID streets


DY GREEN Il WILLIAMS,
ID Auctinneers and Real Estate Brokers'
No. 319, southeast corner 7th and ID streets.
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Es-
TAIE,IN 1rH-ST. ROAD, NEAR BOUNDARY
STREET, Opposite PARK HOTEL
"a BY virtue OF a decree Of the Supreme Court
E"H OF the District Of Columbia, holding equity
conrt in chancery cause No. I549, Wherein
Lochbouler ct al are defendants. the undersigned,
a. Trnstee, will proceed to sell, on the premises, ON
the 9TH day of April, ls70, at "a clock
p m. all that piece OF parcel of Ground situate in
me county OF Washington, in the District of Column
bIa, being part Of a tract of land known Mount
Pleasants, and described in certain plat Of subdi-
islon Of said part OF Mount PIessant: recorded in
ords Of said county Of Washington, Lot No. 49, in
SAID isioD the said lot being contained within
the metes and bounds "a laid down on said plat of
SAID subdiy ision Of said part of Mount Pleasauts;
win the Buildings and improvements, right, privi-
ieges, and apPartenances to the belonging the
improvements consisting of large Frame Dwelling
House.
Terms Of sale, as prescribed by said decree: One.
thrd CASH and the balance in three, six, nine, and
WE'VE months from day Of sale, with interest, and
the payment OF said balance to be secured by ar
proved bond bonds, note notes of the
or purchasers, with security, and with a reserved
lien on said property: or the purchase money can be
paid cash day Of sale or ratification of the saia H.
me court II the terms OF sale not mnied utb
ny the purchaser or purchasers within five DAYS after
the sale, the Trustee the right to resejI
the cost and risk Of the defauing purchaser or nnr
stamps at cost Of the purchaser s 100 will be re-
Quired to be deposited when the property is sold
WILLIAM j. MILfER Trusfee
ml5-eo3w6ds GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Aucte
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AUCTION SALES.



Is New Marble Bniiiins. No. 500,
Corner 9th street and Pennsylvania avenue
TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE CITY
BY The Isas Z David %estersa Searins date
:; on the ID day Of January, lsSs ana reeSrs .d
land records for Washington county, in the District
Of Columbia, we will offer at public sale, TO the
DAY, the 18th day Of February. $50, at O'Clock p.
M, the following piece or parcel OF ground, or 50
o se%are nor Of saasre 10 SIS Sesn 1S
for said part at point on Third street west % feet
square and running thence north 10 the said north
west corner % feet ga inches THENCE northeasterly
thence due south Ii feet liz inches; thence north
westerly to the place Of beginning improved by a
two-si1ry Frame Heuse, occupied as store, and is
Terms /: One halt cash; the residue of the pur-
six and twelve months on with interest," deed given
and deed Of trustaken to secure the deferred pay
cost of the purchaser ii terms of sale are not com
piled with in days from day of sale the Trustees
risk and cost Of the purchaser: 500 will be re-
qrIred Of the purchaser when the property Is sold.
tween seven and ar eight Sundred dolars '' W
I Il T. y WHITE sEEMMEs Trustees.
JAZZ eo1ds W. L. WALL & CO.. Aucts.
~T THE. ABOVE SALE is UNAvoiDABLY
postponed until FRIDAY, 18th inst, same hour and
place By order of the Trustees.
fel6 W. l.. WALL CO., Aucts.
R-THE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER POST
poned. account OF the rain, until MON DAY. 2lst
inst, same hour and place. By order OF Trustees.
tel9 W. l.. WALL CO, Aucts
R-THE ABOVE SALE IS FURTHER POST
poned until WEDNESDAY, ed March, same hour
and place BY order of Trustees.
fe2iiaw &mar2I ,as.zs WI. WALL & CO, Aucts
RY GREEN WILLIAMS,
- Auctoneers and Real Estate Brokers,
No. $40, southeast corner of 9TH and b SITS.
A GOD TwO-STORY FRAME HOUSE, FRONT
ING ON h STREET SOUTH; ALSO, TWO
STORY FRAME HOUSE AND LOTS, FRONT
ING ON A 30-FOOT ALLY, BETWEEN
SIXTH AND SEVENTH STREETS WEST,
"A On WEDNESDAY, the ed instant, at
E.M clock p. m, we shall sell. on the premises,
49, Lots being - feet front by i0s feet deep. with
the improvements-Lot No. IS. in Square No. All.
Terms 0nethird cash; balance in 6, IL. and Is
months, for notes bearing interest and secured b.
deed OF trust the premises. Stamps, &c, at the
cost of the purchaser. $50 down the day of sale.
NH I'D GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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STEAMBOAT LINES.

baltimore AND POTOMAC RIVER
STEAMER COLUMBIA, from the Es&sAuS
above points, delivers freight every 61r<<xD
MoNDAI, from . a. m. 20 p. m. st Calf wharf.
wharf sf risk Of consgnee
Freight received on TUESDAYS only, from to
y. m.
Way Freight must be prepaid. and all Freight pay
HYDE TYLER. Agents.
mhl3y % Water street. GeOrgetOwn, ID. q.
LOB MOUNT VERNON.
The eeeaDr ARROw, CApf. Tbonas ssackpoaA.
leaves her wharf, foot of 7f6 street, -E-
for MOUNT VERNON, touchine
Alexandra, Forts foote and Washington. MarshaD
JAMES SYKES, Gem supr,
sN H-6 once-wifisrdf Hotel.
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DROP. COOKS RAIN OF LIFE.

This Wonderful Remedy exhibits a marked and
unprecedented Sanitary and Curative Power. as well
when administered internally aswhen applied exter
Dally.
teasroonful for adult, taken before breakfast,
tables pooniui taken ten minutes after dinner, aGd
a teasp0onful taken at night. during one week, has
arrested waterbrash, cured ind geStion restored
$3.50 =; - -; 1917, so ~ ,ni5 PIa..iSo; per
standing Chronic Dyspepsia. Its unprecedented
magical powers in restoring the stomach aud bowels
10 normal healthy condition has been the wonder
of physicians and joy of the patient.
lnpublifhed testimonials verify the foregoing.
The :" Ready Relief and Certain Ultimate Cure II
CDrns and Bunions' Is the admiration and delight
Of all who have used IT,
Sold by Druggists generally, aud at the Labara-
tory, 621 III street. near 9Th. mh12
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A THREE MILLION DOLLAR MoKrsAGE-The
Newark IN. j. Courier says: "A very inn
portant document has Just been recorded AZ the
ofice of the County Register, being no less than
a three million dollar mortgage, on which three
thousand dollars in revenue stamps are affixed.
The mortgage Is given TO Theodore F. Randolph
and Benjamin q. Clark, as securityfor payment
OF its bonds BY the New Jersey Western Line
Railroad. commonly known as the Peapa-k
The company are 70 issue three Thousand
bonds. each Of 81 900 to be paid in gold on the
frst Of May, 1900, and bearing interest at seven
per cent, PAYABLE semi-annually. ssThe mort
gage covers the road from It's essterly termin \,
at the city OF Newark 10 its westerly terminus in
PENNSYLVANIA, and il signed by John III. Lvo,
President OF the company, and Beverly c. ssn-
ders, its secretary"
1Tn Philadelphia one can get "fn- opera
glasses" and "oL paintings, with frames, for 81
each
~George W. Pierce, OF Westteld, Mas,
accused OF attempting to extort $4,000 from
James Fisk, Jr., has been committed, In default
Of q, 900 bail, to await his trial in May.
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BUILDERS DEPOT, ESTABLISHED IN 1888

BUILDERS DEPOT. ESTABLISHED IN 1855
H aIRMAs &C. SoE ma 4. successor, 70 "
al: s%S Sci. zsf
N"a m'el pS5k sSr s &shanf BLINDS, &c.,
needsd By manufacturing goods that have hereto
tion guaranteed
as RGSE Rd xdxP3w
Newell POST, BALUsTERS, HAND RAILS,
&c, 4c., Of which can be found good assortment
nPLAEiNG, MATCHING, SCROLL SAVING,
TUkNING; and Mill Work generally in all its
eGsGSn re-. we RESPECTFULLY solicit sharsof patron.
RSISf az sP to dss:
81 asn.: .ssi
mhl2-lm Opposite Center Market.
Foe SALE.
FOB SALE. ....
FOB SALE.
DRY AND FANCY GOODS.
OUR ENTIRE STOCK MUST BE SOLD BY
TIE trH OF APRIL, AS WE ARE DETER.
MINED TO LEAVE THE CITY.
STORE for Rent, and MIXTURES for Sale.
sIEGEL BROS,
ri soa SEVENTH STREET,
NH Slm 0xE doom ABOVE STREET.
llR. j.. GRlFFITHs, ECLECTIC PHYsI
- CLAN md sURsE0N, Office No. 1905 Mary
land avenue near 10th street, Island.
Female aud Chronie diseased speciality.
Mercury AID other mineral poisons discarded.
Once hours7 to q m. and to d m mls-eolm-
NNR. XANDER.
~ DSTZLLER AND RECTIFIER,~
OF ALL KINDS OF H6J
DOMESTIC LIQUORS
AND DEALER IN - III
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC ~ -
WINES AND ANDTEs
supply OF lMP0RTEDBAY RUM on hand
No: 913 SEVENTH STREET
between street and Maxsac hui sefts ayenu,
- Washington. d. c. mhs Inn
Dk mgTTp FRENCH PvwDERs. UERTAIN
- W feS ior Nervous DEBILITY Seminal Er1s
sons, calsea BY indiscretien, G.norh1a. Gieel
SsroiniA, S.lp Diseases, syphfls in Ill IL ions
Bel.m Gspasgs ed Asvesvv Ds,ss,<.s5 skaa
sod In Washington, D. o., by JOHN OOU0H.
LIN, prygpst. corner apd Stk e.. - EI60I.
LEI, IN "A are. Price IS pa box. jys-Hs
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ny VIM l.. WALL a CO., Auctioneers.

Ia VIM. l.. VAIL CO, AuctiOneers.
UNITED STATES MARSHALS SALE.
In virtue Of writ of feri facias issued from the
Clerk Office Of the Supreme Court of the District
OF Columbia and TO me directed, will sell at public
sae, for cash. at the Auction Store of Wm L. W all
& Co on SATURDAY, the 18th dav Of March 1870,
commencing at II O'Clock a. m, Zone Milton Gar
pet, seized and levied upon as the goods and crat
tells Of Henry Kaiser, and will be sold tn satisfy
Execution No. 5.sz5, IN favor of Frederick Knapp.
ALEX. SHARP,u.S 5: Marshal, ID. U.
RY WILLIAM L, WALL CO.. Auctioneers,
Nos. geo and 902 Penn avenue, cor, 9Th ST.
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AUCTION SALES.
/. T. COLDwELL 4 CO.. Auction ,-r,.

RY J. T. COLDwELL 3 CO.. Auction .ers.
.asoo WORTH OF BOOTS AND SHOES AT
AUCTION. AT The STORE OF FR NCIs
PEoII; No A26 SEVENTH STREET, BE
R9P1 Weshall sell at auction, on THIS WED
kA( nesdaybEyENiNa.. N arch 2d, ~ o clock
aud continue EVERY EVENING during
N SSethe week, large sssortaent of q snts Calf
1T coLDwELL 60, AUG a tione e
~ GOODS WILL BE SOLD AT RETAIL
EVERY DAY. alta great sacrifice 1t
RYw WA q & CO., Auctioneers,
- New Marble building,
Nos. 900 and 902, southeast cor. Pa ave. and 9h
FRENCH BRONZE CLnCKs FLOWER STANDS,
VASES, FCRNlTURE &c.
n On THURSDAY MORNING, March 9th,
saw VIII sell az our sale commencing ut
(xh2p O'Clock, very fine collection of French
bTUnze Goods. comprising
French Decorated Vases
frtnch Figured Clocks, 20 day
French Flower Stands, with vases, large
French Figured Clocks, s day
Every fine Library SuiieS
avery fine Walnut Marble-top Sets
Every fire Oak Marble-top Sets
Sofas, Chairs. Bureaus. Sideboards, Mirrors, Hat
Racks, OIL Cloths, stoves, &c.
5SetS Single Harness. plated.
large lot of Crocksry, Tea and Dinner Sets;
MashbOwls- Pitchers, Cups and Saucers Meat
Dishes. Napkins, Tea and Coffee Pots; Vegetable,
Gravy Bowls, Chambers, Foot Bowls, Butter Dishes
ssts fine Iyory Handled Knives and PLATED forks
with class Drops
The Clocks are all in good order and good time
Keepers. The goods all new. and the furniture e
is OF good make To close large CONSIGNMENT: the
a. the goods will be sold without reserve.
1t WIN. L. WALL CO, Aucts.
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DROPOSALS FOR LIGHT ARYmLERy
HORSES

DEPOT QUARTERMArER 3 OFrcy
WASHINGTON, d. c., March Is, ISe
Sealed Proposals are invited, md will be received
at this Once until II m, on WEDN ESDAY, ed i'm,
slant; for furnishing the onarsrmastsrs Depart
III. ho, L,sns Attihery MSfSes a ioiiows:
bay color, we'll broken to harness. in full flesh md
good condition, from fifteen to sixteen hands hiGh,
free from all defecte
thorough Inspection Of och horse win b. made
tain 5th Artillery, in conntctiot with the undsr-
signed, and those that do not conform TO the above
description will be rejected. 81 - -
Horses must be delivered on q before the LIST Of
bids. = - - :
Payments VIM be made upon delivery.
JIG. ucFERRAN,-
Deputy QHarts!nase~ General, Brevst Brgadisr
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R-THE ABOVE SALE is FURTHER POST
poned until WEDNESDAY, ed March, same hour
and place BY order of Trustees.
fe24law 6mar2l - q w. l.. WALL & CO, Aucts
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DfWM L. WALL 4 CO.. Auctioneers,
ID New Marble Building. No. 900,
Corner 9th street and Pennsylvania avenue
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R-THE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER POST
poned. account OF the rain, until MONDA 2lst
inst, same hour and place. Dy order of Trustees.
fel9 w. l.. WALL & co, Aucts.
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IS THE ABOVE SALE IS UNAy0IDABLY
postponed until FRIDAY, 18th inst, same hour and
place BY order of the Trustees.
fel6 W. L. WALL 4 CO., Aucts.
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- GOODS WILL BE SOLD AT RETAIL
ENEkl Day . great sacrifice. IT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-03-23
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O@ce-Eo. q Louisiana svs., one deor esst Of Tn q
no charge Tor Policies or revenue Sfamps.
Risks taken on tie most reasonable terms and Inua
promptly paid. .
Riees, Vice Prssident: Marshall Brown, Tbouss
Berry, Richard W aiaeh, VIM. Dixon. Daniel DoAA.
sepH NOBLE q. LARNER. Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-19

Befoje Mr. Justice Jones Joseph =. Prie.fagt
The Hudson R,rer RGiirOdd COWDUnV-lhe plaiurn M
this case charged that the 2ih OF December. Vleh
getting the Hudson River Railroad az Troy cop
posing IN his hurryug from the vermont train tlt be
had time 10 get tickets, ordered brutdy % the
car by "A brakeman, Knocked down and kicked 30 20
lay him up sick FOR couple 81 weeks. The action
pue TIL April. I76J. aud the railroad claimed
that tits assault and battery, II any tlIlg ADD
and that the statute of limitations r~o ytar-I had ap
Piled The Court however held thar ihi, rather
action for injuries sustained from improper conduct "a
the part Gf the defendants agents and therefore the
statute did not apply
The witnesses for the Company testified that Nj Priest
stopped gentyb y man whose duty vas % see tha
no one got the cars without ticket ana 0 punch the
tickets presented; that he had mildly stopped VT Priest
aud Mr. Priest persi,tng In forcing BIS way u. Do lad
caught hold OF him by the coat ana MI lriests uune
II any. had arisen tFOm his own struggles.
The Court charged That the railroad regulation vas
reasonable but that the plaintiff entitled to damages
il undue force used IA enforcing u.
The jury found a verdict Tor plainuh i'r N-'n Ann
r. Lawrence, jr, for plaintiff MI Louu> iut uri'ndanL