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Discussion Between Hon. John Oa-
Wis and General GoT and Governor
Stevenson and IL. s. Walker, Esq.
Nearly one month ago we published
the announcement that Hon. John j.
Davic, Democratic candidate for Con-
gress, would address the people of
Brooke county, on Tuesday, September
Goth, being the first day of the court at
that place. Subsequently it was an
nounced in the Wheeling lntetligeneer
that General Golf and Governor Steven
son would also speak at the same time
aud place. Mr.. Henry S. Walker, being
iu this city, consented to accompany Mr..
Davis and also address the people OF
Brooke.
The several announcements brought
together large concourse of the people
to hear the discussion of the political is
sues of the day. The Democratic COM
mittee considering that that they had the
frs. right to the occupancy Of the Court
House, proposed to the radicals fair and
equitable division Of the time. After
considerable parley and dispute, the fol-
lowing order of speaking was agreed
upon. Mr.. Davis, Mr.. Gof, Mr.. Walk
er and Mr.. Stevenson, were each to
speak one hour in the order named, after
which Mr.. Walker was to close the dis
cussiOn in speech of thirty minutes du-
ration, and Attorney General Caldwell
was to follow in speech as long as be
pleased and the people were disposed tc
listen.
The meeting was organized by the Sc
lection of j. W. White, Esq. as chair
man on behalf Of the Democracy, and
Rev. David Hcrycy on behalf of the rad
icals. At twenty minutes past l O'Clock
| Hon. John J. Davis was introduced.
Mr.. DAVIS SPEECH:
He said that the questions now befOr'
the people were not Of merely persona
;mnortauce to the candidates for Office
thew had involved the very existence o
our republican form OfgovornmOnt. Th'
republican party has been in power du
ring the past ten years, and is therefor
Justly held responsible for whatever evil
may now exist in our national affairs
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Three months, 60 eents-6 months 81 25
IBy Authority of the GOvernOr.]
mo. SO. Joint Resolution Proposing
an Amendment to the Constitution Of


Resolved BY the Legislature Of W,st Virgin
ia, The following is proposed as an Amend
ment to the Constitution OF this State, - be
substituted for section one Of article tsreo
thereof, and TO become part OF SAID Constitu-
lion when ratified according 10 tie provisions
thereof, namely:
titled 10 vote at all elections held within the
election districts lu which they respectively re-
side: but no person who is a minor, or of un-
sound mind, or pauper, or who is under con-
yiction of treason, felony or bribery in an cleo
ton, or who has not been q resident of the
State for one year. and OF the county in which
he offers to vote for thirty days next preceding
such offer, shall be permitted to vote while
such disability continues"
Adopted February %, 1870.
In the House Of Delegates, Thursday, Feb
ruary "a, 1870, the above resolution was
adopted.
THE YEAS WERr-Messrs. Welsh (Speaker)
Agnew, Ballard, of Monroe, Ballard, of Lo-
gan, Beltzhoover, Bowyer, Brannon, Burgess,
DAVIDSON, Donehoo, Evans, Farnsworth, FISH
er Flanagan, Flick, Gandee, Guthrie, Hervey,
Howard, jackson, Judy, Lamb, Lamon, Lynch,
Ma. well, Mccoy, Meadows, Miller, Neeley,
Pownall, RAIDER, Repp, Scott, Smith, Teter,
Thomas, Wells and W'ilkinson-3s.
The NAYS WERE-Messrs. Baker, Barlow,
Carpenter, Chambers, Collins, Cracratt, Davis,
Faris, Golf, Hassler, Hill, Howe, Pierpoiut,
P-ice, Rexroad, Sturgiss, Summers and
" Ieat-ls.
IN tho Senate, Monday, February, 20, 1870,
the above resolution wrs adopted
THE YEAS WrRE-MeSsrs. Farnsworth,
lPresidentI Applegate, Brown, Gather,
lJames) Gather Jesse II. Hook, Crane, Davis,
Dayton, Doolitile. Gold, Harman, Koonee,
Leonard, Patrick, Phelps, Ramsdell aud
Young-ls.
THs NAYS WERE-Aessrs. Borenan, Humph-
reys. Werninger and Wilson,.
August Is, 1870, tide
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

ITO the creditors Of Jacob Shock, Jr., de-
j. ceased: ..
In pursuance of a decree of the Circuit Cour,
Of the County of Gilmer, uade in cause
therein pending, - subject the real estate of
the said Jacob Shock, Jr., to the payment of his
debts.
You are required TO present your claims
against the said Jacob Shock, Jr., for adjudica-
ton 10 Nelson VI. Bennett, Commissioner, at his
Office in said county, on or before the 26th day OF
October, 1870.
Witness, Thomas N. Brannon, clerk Of said
court, this 9th day Of September 1870.
TN. BTIAsEoN Cletk.
CoIAp, Attorney. NIL
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surr-Frvr FInsr Prize MEDALS AWARDED.

BALTIMORE, ND.
These Instruments have been before the Pub
lie for nearly Thirty Years, and upon their ex-
cellence alone attained sn unpurchased pre-
eminencc, which pronounces them unequalled.
Their
combines great powcr, sweetness and fine sing
ing quality, as well as great purity Of Intona-
tion and Sweetness throughout theentire scale.
Their .nIz-....l
is plant and elastic, and entirely free from tho
stiffness found in so many Pianos.
IN WORKMANSHIP
they are unequalled, using none but the very
hest seasoned material, the large capital en-
ployed in our business enabling rs 10 keep con-
tinurlly an immense stock Of lumber, &C., on
hand.
EFrAll our Square Pianos have our New
Improved OYerstruug Scale and the Agrafe
Treble.
gs-we would call special attention to our
late improvements in Grand Pianos and Square
Grauds, Patented August II, 1866, which bring
the Piano nearer perfection that has yet been
attained.
Every Piano fully warranted for Years.
We have made arrangements for the Sole
Wholesale Agency for the most celebrated Par
lor Organs and Melodeous, which We offer,
Wholesale and Retail, at Lowest Factory Prices.
WIN. KNABE & CO.,
Baltimore, Nd.
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WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY.
ALEX MARTIN, D. D., President, with full
corps oil Professors.

Opened but recently, for purp oses Of instruc-
ton, this Institution has already obtained
very extensive range Of patronage and support.
It possesses the finest grounds and buildings
in the State.
Glasses are formed in all the regular depart
ments Of Collegiate and Scientific study.
Special advantages for thorough acquisition
of the Modern Languages, the study OF Geslo-
gy, and other branches in the interest of Agri-
culture.
Chemistry taught according to the new and
only correct system.
ceTeaehers' class every Spring Term
A valuable Cabinet and Apparatus.
TUITION, from SIS to S24 per year.
Fall term begins Sept. 7th. Wintcr, De-
mber 9Th. Spring, March 2lst.
Commencement June 18th.
@Send for Catalogue.
GEO. C. STURGISS,
Sec'y Board Of Regents
Morgautowu, W. Va, July 30, 1870.
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TO THE VOTERS OF LEWIS COUNTY +:

TO THE VUTEKS UF LEWIS COUNTY:
Be it known that present myself as IN indc-
pendent candidate for the Office Of Commissioner
for the lst district in Levi, County, and desire
the sutrngc the roterso Of Lewis County.
This being the first time that | have ever
asked IN Office at the hands OF my fellow ciii-
zens; and, if elected, will perform the duties
Of the office inpartialIy, and to the best of my
skill and ability.
Your obedent Sc want,
JACOB B. HERSMAN.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
no the creditors ofBenjamin Riddle, deceased,
Joseph KNOTS, deceased, and Phillip
Stnrrher deceased

Joseph KNOTS, deceased, and Phillip
Starcher, deceased:
In pursuance Of decree of the Circuit Court
of the county ofGilmer, made in o cause therein
pending to subject the real estate Of the said Ben
iamin Riddle, Joseph Knots and Phillip Starch
err to the payment oftheir debts.
You are required 10 present your claims
against the said Benjamin Riddle, Joseph Knots
and Philip Stnrcher foradludiI alton to Nelson
VI. Bennett, Commissioner, on OF before tie 27th
day Of Octobr, 1870.
witness, 7! omas ". Bra-nol, clerk Of said
court, this 18th day Of September, 1870.
tn. BRAs%oN, Clerks
CozAD 4 BsS! Err, &ttgEp"js, nil
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LAND SALE.

TN pursuance Of decree rendered BY the vir. vn,.
enit Court of Upshur County at the Nay
term, 1870, 10 the clancery cause OF Io: y9hG ?:
Fisher. commissioner, vs.. Edward J. CoIerldeE
and Joseph D Rapp, will, on the l9th aay ~ y,
October, 1870, that being court Tor s4ld Souh,
ty, a, the front door Of the Court House o. sas
county, sell for cash in hand, to me hlRnss' ,ss
bidder, TIN house and lot in the bill anu pro,
recdings in said cause mentioned. Ihe nous !,
aud LOT will be sold subject TO the lie e''H'' u
Eleanor Cslerider. ,.,-,:.,
sep l2-+t
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DATES OF ADVERTISING /.

j suare, ten line, or less, one insertion 81 Of
For each subsequent insertion SC
lSqurc Twelve months - 10 oC
uIeiJLrIh Jf column, l2monlhs % 90
One half column, IL monhs - AZ s0
One column, IL months IL "a
Local notices twenty cents per line, which
must be paid in advance.
Five dollars will be charged for announcin
cauiiiidstes for county, and ten dollars for
State and United States offices.
Lengthy Obituary notices must be paid for.
E5- All legal notices are charged to the at.
iorueys presenting them.
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MRs. MARY E. yARSEY,
NEW MILLINERY EMPORIUM
Main Street Weston

Mrs. yarney would respectfully inform the
ladies OF Weston and vicinity that she has just
received and has now on hand a full and CON-
pleie assortment Of notions, ribbons, millinery
and straw goods, bonnet trimming and velvet
ribbons, bonnet silks, satins, and velrets,
blondes, netts, grapes, iuchcs, flowers, feathers,
ornaments, straw bonnets and ladies' hats
trimmed and untrimmed-shaker hoods, sun
downs, &c which she is offering at Baltimore
prices.
BONNET AND DRESS MAKING
will receive prompt attention and be done in
he best style. nl6ly
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gNR. 7. B. CAMDEN,
JACOB sCHMITT,

'ilsIu 'rasInoi iysnus pus llso GU
eA!9 'I!ups Il!A sotng oq, sv MoI oIs sso,Id
An 'asueld OF ii!uqu Gu 70 'aouo!lsdrs SuoI .
usiJ ,uapyuoo Su!oq 'YIoA iu 10 IB!rl s! yss
llT 'Hools Msu iu ess puv IV0
IA IA 'uolseM ''ooIlS u!uIV
'zsols s.SoIoSTNNnd aLIsoddo 1Hora
's0NIGNId INV 'SaOHS 'SLOoa
u aa1Yad dSv aaalIoyAnSYK
''ar 'HovaIn . dI11Ind
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-10-03
THE DIFFERENcE!
A WHITE MAN AND A
BLACK ONE,

l stand here, as l am proud to do, as
the candidate of the white mans party, to
represent the principles upon which be-
licTe the salvation ofthe country depends.
If elected, expect to be elected by white
votes, and believe that there are enough
white men in this district to elect me.
fnot, l do not desire election, but will
accept defeat with the proud consciousness
of having done my duty in asserting the
ability Of my own race to maintain and
govern the country which they made
John J. Daris, at Glenrille, Vest Hr-
ginia, august IS, 1870.
General GOff, in his reply to Mr.. Dav-
is, on the same day, said:
81, for one, am proud to say Tam IN
FAVOR OF the XVTH AMENDMENT"
"Ibeliers that God intended that all
mes should be free and equal"
"IJeliere that this is NOT A WHITE
MANS GOVERNMENT, Jm a GOrern-
ment of the people and for the people,"
"Nor do / care rho they are, from,
,ohenee they came, nor pho rocked their
cradle"
"Rhether rich or poor. bond or free,
BLACK OR WHITE, this is a free
mans government, aud the desire Of our
f.thers i, at last realized"
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DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP

TIME partnership heretofore existing between
A N. Smith and A. II. Dent Is this day
dissolved By mutual consent. Al persons iT
knoTing themselves indebted to said hrm Will
please call and settle their accounts MlihoU ",
DELAY. The business will hereafter DO con-
'A A. NJ. SMITH,
A. NJ DENT.
Weston, March 2S, 1870.
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The Governor Ground BE.
tween the MillstOnes.
HE CONES OUT EXCEEDING
SMALL.
Stevenson Paid in his own Coin, but
Denies the SLENDER"

"7he patient catch, and vigil long,
0fhim ,rho treasures up rrong."
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RAIDS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
JUBILANT.

Discuss ion Between Hon. John Da-
Wis and General GOT and Governor
Stevenson and IL. s. Walker, Esq.
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Office, Centre a.-Opposits Court House
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ENGINEER OFFICE FOR HARBog DE
IL FENCES.


Scaled Proposals, in duplicate, will be recaiv-
18TH DAY oF sEPTEN Der next ensuing, tor the re
hnNal 81 the follow ing Instructions from the chan
n',i 81 > anles river, Va, below Richln nd, VIZ.
Al NArwlck Bar. about I've miles D. low Rich
nond wrecks OF three small sChooners, 90 90, and -
tons, cid measurement
At DTury's Blum, about seven miles below Rich
win afnlor- guns. &c. on board iron gun bssf Raj
titb. TO tens old measurement. sunk with guas,
~ on board the " ar steamer jamestown. wooden.
isEe tors sunk With gnns, &C. on board; steamer
Curtis Prck, 40 tons. old measurement. -rbouu.f-
Nythe, $40 tons, Roach. 2ls tons brig. as. aud a
small sCEos neI 81 aeeut NJ or ITO taHs, name uu
each = feet square. averaging l. feet higa.
At 1rents- or Graveyard Reach. about ten miles
tons, old procurement; wreck OF pilot boat Plume.
81 tons, old measurement.
Below Aikens, or Narina. about twenty miles from
hiehmcnd 81 to 10 piles, part oi remains Of DID mill
Proposal will be received for the removal # an
the obstrucilons named above, or portion, bu' siu
gle bids are preferred tor the entire remog Al Of all
the otstruCtioDs NJ each point, - named above.
kach proposal must state the tine within which
inc WORK Will De nD. he'd and the method manner
~ removal proposed al each point, whether by
some of the wrecks are Of cnnsid cradle yaIu. ana
Il expected that the privilege raising them will
either be paid for by the contractors I'M money the
tnited States, that heir material will bA taken -
conpensation Tor removing other wrecks which are
worthless.
The right is reserved 20 re- ect auy or all bid- t,
any reason deemed sufficient by the Hodersignna
Proposals viii be opaned at l.5J o. Ia Of the I2th
day OF September next ensuing, in presence h sach
bidders may choose to attend
Forms OF proposals 10 be had application a; tbis
sals for Removing Obstructions in James Ris.r -
esch aceompsnisd 10y printed copy OF this sdver-
COL. VIM p CRaIGHILL
anl1-6t Union Bank Building, Baltimore Nj
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DR0POSALs FOR ENCLOSURES AND
Il LODGES FOR NATIONAL CEYErRIEsAT
WASHINGTON, ID. G., AkLlSGT1N AND
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
QcARrRRNAsTER GENERAL OF

WASHINGTON, ID. e., August IG0t
l. sealed Proposals for inclosiag the I'nitat
states Military Asylum (Soleer's HOne) Natisn.l
Oemetery, ID: u, the Battle National Cemetery yth
sIset ROAD, W ashlngton, ID. O., aud the Arlington
sno AIexandria Va Natisnal Cemeteries. will be
wnshington, ID. y until September 5 1879 AZ n pou
ne length of the enclosures viii b. a. follows:
stes Military Asylum Cemetery, LIZ InssI
ieet, battie tsmeterI, $50 lineal fact; Arlington
feet. we - 'i""@
Proposals are invited for stone or brick walls.
tpsns ana specifications iOr which can seen A. ire
ofhceoi the Quartermsster General , for i'm raj
or tor hedges. " '''
The bids for planting hedges must speci.y IN.
hedge plants intended 70 be used aud ast cont an
aguarsnty To keep them iH ordsr for twelve months
after planting. The bitches to be prepared iEnns--
diately, and the hedges ~ be planted In NOyenba.
next.
III. Proposals also invited for building lodge
OF Seneca stone al each Of the National Genet -ri.
at the United States Military Asylum. ID q a1d
Alexandria, Va, plans and spec Tor hlch
can be seen At this ONCE.
III: Each bid must be accompanied by q good aai
sufncient guaranty Of at least two responsible ps-
ties tnat me contract II awarded, viii be prom Pr
ana faitniuiy executed.
w. The Government reserves 10 itself the right 20
rt9tct All bds N unsat STAG tory.
" Proposals should be plsinly endorsed. a. Prope
sails Tor Enclosures for National Oemeteriss." or
Proposals for Lodges for National Crneteriss, %
and be addressed 70 the Qusrternsstsr General, U.
D. A.
vi. The Proposals will be opened In the prs.-.ce
OF the bidders, at this Office, the sth IL -pt=In
Der, ls70, at noon. NJ G. MEI3s.
Qusrtermaster General, Brsvet MaJor General Ont
ted States Army. ans-u
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SUPPLIES FOR INpIANs.
pErArIAKNr ~ tue IyrERtoR,

pKrArIAENr ~ rue INrSRtos.
osFlcE 90 lNDIAN AEFsTgs,
Sealed Pr1P-sals in dIplioSts si - r -. a.
blrs iS- o , !. clock m, q MONDAY. ser'-n
c1,, ,Taa % lnilsns At YshkISa, MhetsfSne CrS
kats TNTr,rfn and Grand River kEences in pa
4 dH I'VE xSSfN kEp ~, CROW cRkEk, AND
i@oaSS pounds, gross weight. = BsIS ~
Zee pounds Of Bacon clear side.
AT TIE wHETSroNE AGENCY
i''o"S pounds gross weight, Of beef Cattle m IN.
lao ce pcun0s Of Bacon. clear side-
At Tux GRAND RINER AGENCY
2'e'e frCunds gross weight, Of Beef Cattle. on tn.
5000. rosnds of Bacon. clear sides
=, The b'I cattle must be good, merc hsntahi. c,,-
age at least one Thousand pounds eaoh I've weight
,Le weishi I. ee deisTraiacd =, wcghisg on scslss
esGh 1t tn points named, with the exception %
.hs hetsione Agency, between thu h- and 18Th q
Octocer next ~ which time about ninth a ~ q
ne wtese quantity will be delivered. aud th.r--
s s5 ane .e,s ne WI, Re made monthy "a such
49,, ~ ,hs v helsIon. hsTno, sbous one sixth isIs
must be delivered on or before IN. la a I,,sp.-
FL and thereafter monthly at The other sgsn,
That there may be failure on the par, e tn.
e%nt y. vii be required 30 keep the Beet Usf
drli' cred hen required sy BE agents AMI N ,pIJ
y bv ascertained that he Is not oolting cait. !,
The Nieinity Of sid agencies enough ar should
IA all 90 turn them into the agents sS cal ,T ts.
nndersigned viii purcbasc or cause a. ~ pnrcb, 49,,
contractor. NsA' % Hs''
The Bacon must be sound aaA sweet. AM via n.
De delivered al Chicago, III or hefor- the elth ~
September next. and be sulJec. inspctiao 4, a.,
agept TO be appcinted for that purr,s~
Proposals viii he Received for thu delivery az ali NJ
any OF the above named supp ie-.
The undersigned reserves the right 70 iucresss M
dlmhi.h the quantity OF each any NJ IN, articles
which the contractor Contractors agree 20 furui-
provided that the increase n case shall eNce.d
twenty i've - per cent.
Payments viii be made nj this Office on rrasan,.
ton o. pr"per receipts from the agents whom IN.
supplies are delivered.
Bids for fesf Cattle will state pric. n.- ,uni
ginss. The proposals tor the Bacon should state
the price per pound. net
Zach copy Il each proposal must HAYES ror. af
ths advertisement a slip from a newspaper pastel
bid will be- considered unIes, accompanies IN
written guarantee Of two Responsible part@- MOI
bad u.s. % the effect that, Al the lid l. accepted thu
bidder VIII immediately enter into = written con
tract In accordance Herewith, and that thy will
become suretes his bond
The right Il reserved 60 any ali proposal.
~ such course should be deemed for the Interests
Of the eminent.
zach bidder must designate hts place " busine-.
the same 20 be entered In his contract should b.
Rrdsd To- him.
Proposals should be inclOsed IN an envelope ai
dressed 20 the Undersigned, and endorsed " Pr,po-
sals Tor supplies Tor Indians.
b:Grers are invited to b. present al the opening ot
The lids.
aux II e. PARKER. Commissioner
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NITED STATES MARsHAL's SALE

virtue Of two wrts OF eri facas issued from the
Clerk Office of the Supreme Court of the District of
CGiumbia and to ne eirected I will sell at public
sale Tor caeh In front Of the Court House door of said
District, on MONDAY, the 18th day Of september
nett s.3 a. y clock m, ali Geo " e. Eslns right
perty to wit, yiz-Lots Nos 10 and H. in square No.
SS also; subdivision lots Nos and Is Of east half Of
Improvements thereon, in the city Of Washingtoa,
p; o., seized and levied upon a the property OF
tion No. 6.93l af law in favor OF VIM Mattingiy,
and Nos l626 , 1859 and ISL in equity IN favor OF
George B. whiting against Antonio Pelletier, Geo.
W. e. Eslin, II. q. GIN and y. =: Onions
auz3- dtds u. D. Marshal, D. q,
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f0N ACRES OF VALUABLE LAND FOB
fuV SALE


fvV SALE.
IL The undersigned, in virtue of deed Of trust
E.8 cxecu'-d to them viii offer at public sale,
80 MONDAY, the 18th OF September next, it
fair IL rot the next fair day thereafter before the
Court House door in Upper Marlboro, valuable
and highly productive FARM. in the Forest of
Prince Georges county, containing about ~ ac-es.
L ms larm has upon 1t comfortable dwelling
house. four large and new barns. and all the
sary outhcuses required for a stclass farm. 1t
has also upon portion os i: small dwelling house,
stable and corn house, suitable for separate resi-
deice. This farm has an abundance of meadow land
and wood upon II; is located in a healthy neighbnr
hood and within enc mile Of the Baltimore and Po-
tcnac Railroad. which makes II of access 10 the
Washington and Baltimore markets. The projected
Prince George Central Turn pike runs through this
place There is also upon this estate a bearing
chard Of go select apple trees: also large variety
81 peaches. pears, cherries and other fruits of the
hest kinds
TeTms-0ne half cash, the balance in equal pay
mens in six and twelve months from the day Of sale
the whole purcha money TO bear interest from
day OF sale and the deferred payments to be secured
to the satisfaction Of the undersigned Trustees.
~ MIR. Zacbariah Berry, Of Washington, who
resides upon the land. will show il to those VIE hing
10 purchase.
G. MAGRUDER, Upper Marlboro,
p. ". GRAIN, Baltimore city,
aa'9 2swts Trustees.
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QY GREEN WILLIAMS
- Auctoneers and Real Estate Brok ers
No. 319. Southeast corner 7th aud ID streets

fRuSTEES SALE OF FRAME HOUSE AND
LOT- ON SECOND ST. WEST. BETWEEN r
AND g STREETS SOUTH, tISLANDJ AT
~ On TUESDAY, the 9Th day OF September, I
R shall sell, IN front of the premises. ct clock
Ss-@p m, by virtue OF deed of trust from Matilda
Srahsm and others TO the subscriber, bearing date
me day Of August, 1859, and recorded in Lber
ana r. No Is, folio iGl of the land records for
Washington county, in the District of Columbia the
Io.iewlng named property, lying and being in the
CITY o. Washington, ID. O., viz:
Patt or Lot number seventeen, ~ in Square
numbered five hundred and eighty five t5S5 having
altonf OF IS feet inches q street with a daptl
OF ~ feet to an alley the cause and distances shown
on cay OF sale, together with the improvements
which are a good two story Frame House. &c
Terms ~ saie: One third cash; balance in aud IL
months the purch to give notes for the deferred
payments, bcarn interest from day of SALE All con-
Neyance and stsInps at cost of purchaser; a dead
given and deed Of trust taken. $50 Ia be paid down
when the property is III ocked on 1t the terms Of
sale are not complied with ia five days after sale the
trnsfee reserves the right to resell the p perty at
the Il.k and cost of the iefau'iug purc ad
yerfi-ing srch resale three times in The Evening
Star newspaper.
ROBERT B. FERGUSON, Trustee.
au2}-eod&ds GREEN & WILLIAMS. Aurts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-01
DROPOSALs FOB COAL.
SENATE OF THE UNITED srATEs.
0fce Of thc Ssrgeanf al Arms,


0fce Of tae Sergeant al ARMS, y
WksHISGTos, July Is, 1870
sealed Proposals will be received this oic4 an
III II m. OF SATURDAY, the Sd day OF September
next Tor the delivery. 10 the Senate OF the United
toni Of best WHITE ASH FURNACEOOAL; sI.o,
Tor Seven y five Cords Of best BAKERS PINS
MOOD, and for Sixty Cords Of good merchantabls
OAK WOOD.
The coal 10 be thoroughly screened, the wood we'll
seasoned, and the whole packed away in the senate
vaults under the direction II the Chief Engineer or
ASSISTANTS JOHN X. FRENCH.
jy2s eotSep3 Sergeant -: Arms.