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liquors. cigars, etc. gentlemen will find this quiet resort
and the right man in the right place" F"
THE LIVING MAcHmE.-1niure the main spring Of a
watch and portion Of the works becomes dsorered
The human stomach is TO the human system what that
elastic piece metal chronometer 1t influences the
action Of the other organs and controls to certain
tent the whole living machine The comparison may be
carried further for the weakness other mperfec
tions of the mansprng is indicated the face Of the
mepece also s " weakness other disorder of the
stomach betrayed by the face of the invalid The
plexion Is ssow faded the deficient in ustre
and intelligence and there is anxious expression
i'm the whole which tells asplany written
could do that the great nonrhing whose office
II minister the wants of the body and TO sustain
and all ITS parts not performing its duty 1t
aures renovatng and regulating and TO accomplish this
end HosTETTERs STOMACH BrrrERs may be truly said
be the hing needfuL The broken main spring of a
watch may be replaced by one but the stomach
only be repaired and and this of the
object Of the famous vegetable restorative which for
eight has been wagng successful contest with
dyspepsia in all climates AS specific for indigestion IL
stands alone. When the Of the pharmaoo
have been exhausted without, at best doing than
mitigating the complaint, Of this wholesome and
palasble yet powerful, stomaohio effects perfect and
permanent cure In all of dyspepsia the liver is
less disordered, and upon this important gland
we'll upon the stomach and bowels the Btfers act
with singular distnctness regulating and reinvgorstins
secretive and assmilating which bodily
and mental health depends.
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You OAN BUH
BETTER
AND
OHHAPER
CLOTHING
OF
BENNETT a Co..
THAN

ANYWHERE
No matter tshot prctex ov b. assigned for sacrjfc9
qOods, zee icit sell lotoer Non fhe toicrsf.
REMEMBER PLACE,
No. SIS MARKET STBEET,
No. b6 MARKET STREET,
HALFWAY BETWEEN FIFTH AND SIXTH
HALFWAY BETWEEN FIFTH AND sixth.
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tent Cough the strength wasted and iucurabs
complaint often established thereby. JArSE's ExPEo-
effective remedy for Coughs aud Colds and
beneficial effect the Pulmonary aud Brou.
chial Organs Sold everywhere.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-05-28
RADICAL TACTICS.

The Cairo Bulletin of the 18th has the
following fattering paragraph, which
may be commended to the special con-
sderation Of our Teutonic and Hibernian
fellow-eitizens who have been recently
seduced to follow after strange leaders,
and worship false gods in the interest Of
Radiealism. They will discover that
some people can do some things as well
as others, and that Radicals can turn the
cold shoulder to those who have L" the
rich Irish brogue and the sweet Ger
man accent:
At the county convention the other day,
composed Of few Yankee white men and ne
grOes, organized before the appointed hour,
two delegations we're appointeI, one to repre-
sent Alexander county in convention which
will nominate Mum for congress, and the
other TO represent the COZ y a convention
that Will nominate LInss the State Sem
ate In the delegstiOns 70 negroes and
not German or IrishmaL. Ii was necessary
to conciliate the negro element Of the Radical
party BY giving il member Of each 0fthe del
egatiOns, but they did not think enough Of the
German and Irish elements 10 give them a
single representative.
This is particularly addressed to those
German and Irish citizens whose hearts
are fred with contemplated vengeance
when they discover that they have been
insulted by overlooking the peculiar
claims of nstionalities (long ago for
sworn) in making out a Democratic
ticket, irrespective of qualification or
the want Of it,
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Two Fools and a LuekIess Dog.

The tiny steamer City of Raguse at
tracts much attention at Liverpool. She
is twenty feet long, and is the property
of Captain Pimorez, but TO be sailed BIZ
Captain j c. Buckley. Both gentlemen
appear confident that with the course
they have planned ont for themselves,
and with fair weather, they will be able
to reach New York in about fifty days
The City Of Raguse is covered over her
whole length, and lined inside to the
flooring, having a manhole or cockpit
amidships Below" is fitted up with
as much comfort as the limited space
would permit Of. There is a patent
stove for cooking the provisions-there
being three months supplies on board
on the voyage; and also a sleeping space
for either skipper when he is not on
watch" The boat is rugged az a yawl,
and can spread about seventy yards Of
canvas. Her tanks are capable Of con-
tanning one hundred gallons Of water;
but should any accident occur By which
il would be necessary 10 Tighten the YES
sci, a tap can be undone, and the water.
il necessary, allowed to escape. The
City Of Ragnse is fitted up with a two
bladed auxiliary propeller, which can be
worked by hand on the same principle
as a ships pump. Besides Messrs PIN
Orez and Buckley, the only living thing
on board viii be Newfoundland dog
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-05-28
MISCELLANEOUS.

CHICAGO, May pa young man was
arrested yesterday for attempting an ex
tensive swindle upon a business firm
representing himselfas purchasing agent
of the Goodrich Steamboat Company.
He had ordered about 500, 900 worth Of
goods, but was caught by his suspicious
appearance at stationers, where he had
ordered dies made for stamping checks
and bills with the acceptance Of the com
pany.
INV YORK, May pa special to the
World from Toronto says the steamers
Algoma and Brooklyn left Sault Ste
Marie Thursday afternoon with troops
for Fort Williams, at which place they
expected to arrive yesterday.
ISprANApoLIs, ISD., May 2s.-The late
Editors and Publishers Convention
opened with slim attendance. The
proceedings were uninteresting, and an
adjournment was made to January next.
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MEM p HIS:
Saturday Evening, May 2s. 1870.

Mr.. Thomas Tardrew, of New York City. is
authorized to act as Northern advertising
agent of the PUBLIC LEDGER.
S. II. Parvin, General Advertising Agent.
Cincinnati, Ohio, is our duly authorized agent
to contract for advertisements.
Hudson. Menet Gay, 1888 Dearborn street.
and Barnhart, Bros. * Co., "a Madison street.
Chicago, will contract for advertisements for
this nauer.
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DIED.

LAyIGNE-May %. 1870, Mt S o'clock q .ln.,
A, Casimir Lavigne, son of +. and A. Lavigne,
aged three months and eighteen days. h
The funeral win take place Sunday, May 20.
at o'clock pm. from their residence on
Shelby street. Friends and acquaintances are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral.
Appeal and Avalanche please copy.l
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-05-28

These are not quack or patent medi-
cines.
They are prepared after approved
formulas
They are compounded of the purest
and finest ingredients.
They are Endorsed by the Medical Pro-
fession.
They are recommended by the News
papers.
They are praised by the preachers.
They have been tested in thousands
of homes.
They have been analysed by the first
Chemists. 'a ri ad
They should be in every family.
All other remedies are secret. Edward
Wilder's are open to the investigation of
any graduate of medicine.
Use no other. Save healthand lengthen
life.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-05-28

Russia keeps up an army Of 1854, 900
soldiers; France, l.l2s, $50; Austria
500, 600; North German Confederation
944.32l.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-05-28

A rural editor in Indiana thinks the
" plebiseifum is q new kind Of French
biscuit, something ike Boston cracker.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-05-28

The scene Of Mr.. Dickens new story,
Cloisterham, is laid in the venerable
cathedral city Of Rochester, near his
own residence
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LATEST TELEGRAMS.


ERrcAS PRESS ASSOCIATIONS, VIA 3. p. 4.
TELKoRAPH COMPANY.
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RAILROADS.
AND OHIO RAILROAD

RALTIMoKE AND OHIO RAILROAD
Twain, ,.,w.., w WasggISsros, JuneS, 1863.
NJ sSi NSsafsSfJs Nc +:
WEST are now FUR F51 4 bk sIlITfsi yE;
si Fl 4; siHsi 54$ 4 md
NJ $50 and f ts + SHS;SApoIrs. -'
Leave at GAS aud 9:25 .. m. and a:5o o. m. No
Train to OF from A4USNsP stN On Sunday.
FOB BALTIMORE.
at FSk %H snS sfS4 faS and '4Spm
FSk AL 1 Fats Haa 81 70 T rfH ' asysr
m, $50 and rs p sunday @ al oAS and 1928 .
IN sunday q ssS and md 7:4s p. m. only. connect,
Fl For strssbnrg and points between Relay h ,use
helsy House with Strasburg and Winchester accom-.
Throush tickets to the West can be had at the
Washington Station Ticket Office at all hours in the
For New York, philadelphia, and Boston. see ad.
yertisement Of Through Line
Master q 1 F +; %IasoS;
l.. n. COLE, General Ticket Agent
GEO. .. kOONTZ, Gen Ag't, Washington. jel.
L PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.
WAsHINSIoS, June 5, lS70-nOon.
as follows, viz: ~ -k6YR2
FOB NEW YORK, without change Of cars
Leave daily Except Sunday Ut Z 70 O. m, I2:45
and 500 p.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Leave daily Except Sunday at 1873 g. m, 12:4s
ON SUNDAY.
Leave for New York at 800 p. m, and Philadel.
Sleeping cars for New York on p m train only
Through tickets TO Philadelphia, New York q,
Boston, can be had at the Station Office at all hours
Of the day.
Zee Baltimore ana Ohio Railroad advertisement,
Tor schedule between Washington, Baltimore. An.
napolis, and the West. J. l.. WILSON,
L. NJ. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
GEO. B. kOOSTZ, Agent, Washington je1I
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DIED..

HtLTZNAN. On the I'D inst: att O'Clock n m
HsNir JESSE, aged months. infant son OF Israel
and ksneCCa y. Hoffman.
Funeral services ON Thursday, 18th, At 10 O'Clock
IN ct hls father residence, l.t street tn.
tlaLt~ % the family are invited To- attend.
LIDDANE. On the cath instant a. 2,}o o'clock
- N. II COnsuI ptIOD, LAW RENEE LIZ DIANE,
ID the .fiL year e his age. eluesCat IN pa.
The fuGrrIi viii take place from thu resdenca Of
nv IN law. Michael OCCnDell, Valley street,
en- hGT Day, the 18th instant. ~ ClsCk The
friends RUd reistVes Of the family respectfully
requested to attend. Rockville Sentinel please
copy
GREER On tie 2i:h instant. ETA, daughter of
e l. AMI n. L. Greer, aged years
Her funeral i'll take place MORROW Il oclOrk
i he IN nos II th- family are invited 20 attend.
HOLTZNAN. On Tuesday, 2ad instant. DAVID
JESSE. rufsnt son OF Israel and RebeCca Holt
iua-. aCed months and days
v III EMANS- On the 10th Of August. l,I9, in
tarlsrhue. GERMANY, Mrs. LUCY p. WURbE-
MANN. 10 IT, III yeaI Of her age, vile Of William
Wurdsrasu. of WASHINGTON city, ID. e.. q
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.

NOTICE BY virtue of two writs Of f. IA TO M,
directed by Ference Drury, Esq J p in and
ior the equity Of Washington, D; at the suit OF
III 4. Wilson and in favor Of jerome J. Sanner
have seized and taken in execution the following
goods and chatte!s, VIII Frame House, lot Of
Fencing and Post. situated 10Th street northy
betw cen Il and streets known the Cottage Gal
lery in the City OF Washington, ID. G..
i herby give notice that on the EARN nsy OF Ar
GCsT: lS7V, at o'clock m. will offer for sale at
the above named premises the said goods and chat
tells seized and taken in execution the property
OF Z. Mieegs, for cash to the highest bidder
JOHN DEWDNEY. Constable
August Eth, $50. suSS;+
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EDM ID MCPHERSON,
Glerk IA R.U.
DRUPoSAIs FoR TREAS ANDS uRTB, EoR
Il NATIONAL MILITARY cEMEfERiEs
QrtRrFRNAsrER GrvyRaI's OrrIcr.

NksHtNSrpN. II. q, lTth August. 100
Proposals for supplying Trees and shrubs tor or
nameuiel planting a the National Ccmeisries AZ,
invited from nurseries and gardens in good and ne
TIE trees aud shrubs should be securely rs + ksf
and delivered stthe railroad station m 1t cpnN enent
TO the garden nursery Bill and bills Of laiinr
properly addressed, O. h. furnished
The ireisht VIII be paid 10y the United States. aud
Ihe bulls VIII be settled upon receipt Of the tree.
signed. ' " -
The orders will b" given BY the officer in charge
acquisitions from local officers
lt - susg se-l that the most convenient form Of
prop Will be printed catalogue, with such al.
cunt IN tue whole OF On any classes kinds q
plants - the proprietor may be willing Q. oaer
Purchases viii be made wherever most aivants-
eOus 20 the United states pon the basis OF the NO
ppsals thus received.
There are about eighty 90 national military oen
etores scattered over the VI a- United States. ana
some planting viii probably DO needed ia each of
them. -
Proposals should he sealed and addressed 90 IN.
Quariermaster tSeneral Once, marked "Prl pnsals
Tor Trees and shrubs and they viii BE- opened 81
noon ON the 18th VI September, $50.
NC MEIGs.
Quarterfaaster General,
an Il ct Brevet MAJOR General, q. \. A.
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limited STATES MARsHAL's SALE

virtue Of two writs OF eri facas issued fro, III.
Clerk Office OF the Supreme Court OF the Dir;ct s
S sn o.. and to me directed will sell at public
district, on MONDAY, the 18th day OF september
; az y clock m, all Geo w. G.. EsIins right
perry to wit, xiz-Lots Nos 10 and H. In sauare NJ
@ also; subdivision lots Nos and Is Of east half Of
Improvements thereon, In the city of Wasbin.tnn
e. u, seizfd and levied upon as the property OF
ton NO 6sSl At law in favor OF VIM r. MattinsIv
Sn1 noe iS2S M 1853 and ISL in equity in favor Of
VIC. Eslin, II. q. Gill and N. +. Onions. WV
.r,, IA. ALEX. SHARP,
eoe,-atds u. b. Marshal, d. u.
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II MAINE. with the exception of a few m ANU
iactuilhS centres, outside Of Arostook County,
ths Cels.s reports almost invariably show a
iAHing OF in population. and the State, wach
mas bstn counting 7G0 600 inhabitants,
against t2o.a00 in is,'0 win have to be satisfied
with t,5,oee, if indeed it is so fortunate as to
reach that number.
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MRS. |AnDERHOEST, of South Carolina,
mv-.rrIOusly disappeared from the side OF her
friend. Mrs. Gen. Wayne. while on their way
~ Saratoga Springs. a few dsvs ago, and has
not since been SeaTd from, although detectives
have made thorough search at every point Of
the road where they could hope to lind a clue to
her wlereabOuts.
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The Boston Gazette ia authority for the
state ment that young girl was the means OF
curing the Rev. DIR. NintOn Of the use of tobac-
co. lie was giving her advice about fasting,
when she tnrned TO him, saving: ''Pshaw. don't
preach self-denial to me when YOU have vOur
mouth full Of nasty tobacco" He chewed no
mole tobacco.
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NO PERSON SHOULD PURoRAsI AN
sss:s S:!id: !,sn NO ''ss.HHs
~ BIO SSe nth g, bet; p; sv.MyHV
ol1ei neg 9uita!s, Dsnios, flutes ana Accordeons,
onY u 010 nd -, bDocih attention gfvo1 @
ooos ouoD-k
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United STATES MARsHAL,s SALE.

In virtue Ct writ Of feri facias, issued from the
SIeTk Ofnce OF the Supreme Court of the District
safe i0T cash in front OF the Court HOuse door Of
SAID District, on MONDAY. the 18th day OF Sc ptem
title, claim and interest in and to Lo. No % of VIM
Todd subdivision Of original Lot No 9, In Sou irc
No; 642, in the City of Washington, D. C., torefher
with All and singular the improvements thereon,
Al "a selLed and LEVIED upon as the property Of John
Wllrams, and viii be sed to satisfy recuton 2y7
In favor of George Weide. ''
ALEXANDER SHARP
au 23d U. d. Marshal. n ~
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PROPOSALS.
DRoPoSALs FoR FUEL



HorsF ~ RFPEF>ENrartvFs
tSrfNsrpN. A. e. August d. l~-n \
Gale. fruP isis vii D. received 40 this ~ =
ELil II EShAN. tn 2 "a II August. Ice. a ~
oc,ssk m tor iut nishirr. IN the HCuse % Repre-
-'ntsiiNes, Put A. follows o. Wit.
80 - ~ tounli~l bet quality "a hifa Ash. NJ
-, ~ or, otNeen Cesl, % h thsroaghly screeart
=, =, ~ - Bakers Seasoned Psra M
:, - - SEASONED RiokurV
iee ntet ~'a=f Tel naR
III oak O. b. saved H. -, 49,. an, A. -.
IN three pieces, " fi'NeN' ala ~ cords
~. roe % he Delivered into tue vaui,. Of IN.
NsBuni under The dirvcfion 81 IL. rhfrf -, -
Nithn one month alter the sizaiug 4 c.n,r.s,
70 be weighed aid measured D. an insr.,f. -
slpolnted ~ the Clerk of the House, whI-e 49, =,
Wit. twenty cents for esh ton 1t coal vseiss . "a
nlre cents Ter each cord - wood measured a. h.,
PAID by the contractor, prescribed by 81 o, Cn
81 IS q July m. l~7e " ~
No bids viii lie cons dere from parties par-oDailv
unkucwn unless accom- panied by a written -uarNR
Tee % Dc signed bg some responsible perstn Known
10 the Clerk as such, that in the 81 the accept
snce OF the lid The Necessary contract viii be enter
"a INTO by the bidder within three DAYS after being
notified 90 do 80.
EDM ID MCPHERSON,
Arl4 INV Hflark
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Hoe CHOLERA.-We learn that the hog
cholera is prevailing TO n considerable extent
in Urbana district, some farmers having lost as
high as thirty each from the rayages of the
disease. Efforts have been made to procure a
remedy for IL. but thus far without success
Frederick Ma Republican.
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TRUSTEES SALE
A
Val LIABLE TRACT OF LAND IN THECOUN
TY OF ALEXANDRIA,, VA,
Near the NV Of dleyurdr,1

% BY virtue Of a deed of trust executed by Will
S1~iaIn Il Swami and wife, dated on the 18th
LAY OF March. lS59. and of record In Liber T ,
No. 5, page ~, OF the Alexandria county land rec
ords, the undersige As tru,tee in said deed named
vii to sale by public auction in of the
MSNgr Office, in the city of Alexandria, Va on
SAIURDAl the 9Th day of October, 1870. at II m
tract OF land situated in the county of xandrs
ABOUT two miles north Of the city of Alexandra on
lands Of Thomas w. Swapn.
Terms Of sale One third of the purchase money in
cash the day Of SALE and the resitue in two equal
payments at six and twelve months from the day If
sale the deferred nts to bear interest from the
day OF sale, and to be secured by the of the
purchsser and a deed of trust on the property
au2i 2awl2t CHAS. s. WALLAOH, Trustee
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CURURBAN HOMES AT college
LAWNY'
WITH FROM TWO TO TEN ACRES EACH!
Situate at COLLEGE STATION DEPOT, Of the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, eight miles out
from Washington, I1Id Ob' tcith ths
dTtreS and dreaHeS.

This place il very desirable for those who have
business Ia the city. and at the same time -
inclination 10 maintain a sort OF miniature sn3
farming ia the country. .lMA
i Cffer twenty4our lots or ground living AZ Col
lege Lawn, IN parcels of from two 10 each
At low hgures. and upon the following liberal and
attractive terms One fifth payable down: the bal
ance on one, two, and tbrse years time. Each Lot
contains n fine site for building and all this grouHd
IS now III high state Of cultivation; soil excellent
title perfect.
Maps may be seen, and the same well as all ne
cessaTy Information obtained, the Office l22i 4
street. between 18th and 18th streets.
aui-eOlm ZEN. NJ. PIUMB
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aYRailToad excursions for the benefit of
churches are now popular in California.
S-The chignons to be worn this fall will be
high up and low down.
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DRoPosALs FOR FRESH BKEF.

OFFICE OF A .S.
FORT WAsHlSsToN, VI D., August :, ls70.f
tist ment attached, will be received b. the under
signed, until ii a. m, sEPTEMBER y, lcs o, Tor
supplying
TO the troops al this post.
The said beef must be fresh, Of a good marletabls
enaty, lh equal proportions Of fore aRd hind qn,r-
.udea delivered al this psi, free -
IN such quantity e may be from time 10 I'm. re-
quired, by and on such days the c0rnmanding osser
Snail des gDate not exceeding four times Der week
he pecks OF the cattle Slaughtered for beef % b.
deIikeIod under this agreement shall be cut CT At
the fourth yerebral Joint, and the breast trimmed
Gown. The shanks 81 FORE quarters shall be cut "A
iron three TO four inches above the knee lant and
81 hind quarters from six to eight inches above the
Separate Proposa in duplicate, will also be re-
celyed by the undersigned up 20 the same hour Gnd
date above mentioned, for supplying commissioned
be supplied therefrom. 18th such choice Fresh bef
As they may from time % time require, such as sir
Ioln and porter house steaks, standing rs, VI RIB
This contract 70 be in force elk months, or such
leesufne az the Cemmisssry General shall direct,
CONNIE n.ng on the lst day Of October ls70 an1 sub
lee, te me ay'tosE o. the Commanding General,
In case OF failure or deficiency in the quaiity or
quantity Of the Fresh Beef stipulated 20 be delivered
then the Coinmissa ry at Fort Washington, Nd,
shall have power 70 supply the deficiency by pur-
chase. and the contractor will be charged with the
difference of cost.
bonds Tor the sum % one thousand dollars, signed
also by two respectable sureties, whose names must
be mentioned in the bids.
the 9th day Of September, 40. at Fort sshing-
ton, Md, at which time and place bidders are re-
Quested TO be present.
si be g. Fresh
aul2 ct second Lieut. 9Th u o Arty ACs
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I ARGE SALE OF WROUGHT IRON SCRAP
Q. 5. NAVY YARD, WASHINGTON.

o.. NAVY YARD, wAsHINGroy,
CoAMASnANT' OFFICE, August IL. 1870
viii be offered at public sale, on FRIDAY, Sep.
yard, Washington, on account Of the Bureau OF
Sissn rEngIneering and Constrnction and Repair
MkoUGHI IRON SCRAP, 10 be sold in lots as
divided the ground " "
Terms Cash IN Government funds deposit o.
twenty per centum ofthe estimated yaiae OF each lot
vi De required st The time of sale. Sixty 60) day,
from day OF sale vill be allowed to cut Ip and re-
move the matera otherwise IL will be forfs tied t.
The Government The right 10 select and reserve al
the time OF removal from each lot an amount not ex-
ceeding ten (l0l per cent. theresf il reserved
NJ. SMITH, Rear Admiral Comd1g
sul5,2p - p, 2s y -sD,S ,&Sepl
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TNITED STATES MARsHAL's SALE

In virtue Of writ of feri factas issued from the
CLERK Office Of the Supreme Court Of the District of
Columbia and 10 me direcsed, VIII sell at public
OF said District. on MONDAY, the l2th day of Sep.
Gmoer next, $50, at ~ O'Clock m, all defendants
right title: claim and interest in and to Lot No IL
In Square No. 499, in the city of Washington, D. c.
treether with all and singular the improvements
Inereon, seized and levied upon the property of
Ihomss Barron, and will be sold to satisfy execu-
T.. Kendall ALFX n Sin Arp
aug dt6s II q Marshal ID n
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1 NITED STATES MARsHALy SALE.

In virtue OF writ Of feri facias on Judgment Of
condemnation, issued from the Clerks Office OF the
supreme Court Of the District of Columbia, and to
front Of the CONT house Door Of ssid S Ssrch On
ImsONDAY, the i2th day Of September next; 1870, at
interest in and to the half part of Lot No.
., IN Square No. $50, beginning for the same at the
running thence west is feet thence north 10 feet
inches thence Is feet and thence south I2 feet
nches TO the place OF beginning, together with ali
and singular the improvements thereon, in the city
of Washington, ID. seized and levied upon az the
isfy execution No. in favor Of Timothy McCar
thy. ALEX. SHARP,