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COM MERCIAL.

SUMTER MARKET. MARCH 90.
NS>><>~>C>(~~>~~>~(>~ ~>~-~~~>~N->>>~>~~~~CN
Cotton 6rm at from II to 20 but little
offering.
BAcoN-R Sides, 1Na@oo; Clear, do, 20
GOO Shoulders. 10000; HUNS, rs.
LARD-20@25c.
FLOUR-Per bbl $7@$12.
COFFEE-Laguayra,3 30@s2; Java. 45@5v;
Rio, 22@3o.
SALT-$2 SO
SUGAR-Brown. 124@l4; c., 15@l7; A., II
QUO; Crushed, Ia4@On.
BAGa!Na- Best. so@s2; Gunny. 2s@so.
IRON-TIES-lO@ll2.
hOpE-l0@l5.
BATESvILl.E SHIRTINGS-Per bale l2Ac.
YARN BY THE BALE-$2.l0c. Per bunrh.
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qualities of head aud hsart were hsrl
moniOusly blended. His life was ao-
tive, useful aud pure, aud he bore.'with
out abuse, the grand old name of gentic'
man." Amid the tsgret aud>the respect
of friends aud fellow citizens, he was
yesterday laid in his grave 10 the
Presbyterian Church yard, Of this city.
As Lis life was quiet, temperate aud
steady, so his eud was peaceful, aud the
lamp of life went out rs swept by gen-
tie BREATH Phenir.
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sxfR RAOSDNN1RY ANNOUNCHNGKNr
rULLx ANn PROFlr ny m. q

!. RULLx Ann RROFlT M m.
Dating from the 18th Of tho usu,h. now pssk
ws offer, as before announced. como Of the mott
waguiaoent and attractive BARGAINS ever Of.
fsred IN DRY GOODS. The prices are alarm
insly Low, aud some Of our lady customers have
expressed grea, regret vt our selling the goods
so cheap, lest wo break. We insugursted these
low prices for 90 ds In January hero. With our
French MERINOS and PLAIbS. at once show.
ing tho people that whom we advertise okosp
goods We meant cheap goods aud We intend fol
lowing the cheap goods policy right through this
summer, and We say. write It down as loud a.
pen snd ink can writ. II. that No are Offering
bargains not to be- met with oIce in natural
life time
We shall attend to orders with tho ssme care
advise all who see the advertisement, to .rder
direct from US or send for samples. which we
shall take pleasure in .ending. In ordering, give
coors aud prices, and leave the selection Of tho
gouds to us, and we guarantee satisfaction or takn
the goods back.
In advertising It has never been tho habit OF
this section to assign reol reasons for reduced
priccs. bu. we beg to deviate. and say that the
following are our reasons:
lst Wo are nore or less interested in about
100000 worth of Dry Goods in this vi.
cinity.
2d. The decline on Dry Goods is fearful to con.
template.
Sd. We are going to realizo on ours.
4th. We want M ney, and do not want to bor-
row, and tho only way to get it ;s to sell some.
thing.
II these reasons are not satisfactory, just call
on us and We will give you solid proof of wba,
we say. Ifyou ste ony startlingly cheap gond.
bought by your friends or noighbors, do not de-
spair Of getting some of them, too. by reason OF
they being sold out, but come right along and
you will find them, or some cheaper. as there urs
plenty where these are from.
March 23-lt r. C. SILVER
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PREsy ASSOCIATION.

At the late Conference Of the Anti.
Radical Press OF this State, held at
Columbia. 1t was determined to organ
ize a'porm,nont Association.
The following committee was ap-
pointed to report on this subject to a
meeting to b. held on the i5,h of June
noxt, viz:
q. p. Pelham, j. A. Selby, A. A.
Gilbert, j a Hoyt, and II G. icLuro.
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United States Internal Revenue,
ASSISTANT ASSESSOR OFFICE,

ASSISTANT ASSESSOR OFFICE,
Sd Division-.lst District 8. @.
SUMTER, March Is, 1870.
Dersons doing business, and those who are
i about to engage in any occupation requir
ing License, are reminded, that ull appl, ations
for the same, from May lst, 1870, to April 30ih,
1871. should DO made during the present menth
OF March; aud for engag ng in any such business
occupation without License, u penalty at
tacbes. Manufacturers Of all articles, including
Grist and Meal, Turpentine, Implements, Vchi-
cles, to. &c. are required to take out Ii
cense General Dealers aud Insurance Agents
must tnke out License.
A penalty of fifty per centum also attaches
wherever parties hnving in their possession Gold
Watches. r Guild and Silver Plate is excess oi
fr,y ounces (Troy weight "kept for" (nnt
necessarily in) ''use." may fail to make return Of
the sa'ne oy the frst day OF April, 1870.
Husbands, Parents ana Guardians. are reenir
ted to make return Of tho watches or plate owned
By their wi, es, minor children, and wards. The
-cturns Of unmarried ladies, and widows, may bo
made by an agent.
w. F. DEKNIGHT.
Asst Assessor.
&sa- Office over J. SCHWEKIN'S st re. En-
tr nee on Main S rect.
March %. II
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80. .-'''' it"a" arc 10" so arranged that
passengers who take the Through Mail
Train on tho Wilmington d. Manchester
Rail Road, make close conncxion at
Kingsvillo, with the train for Columbia.
This affords greater accommodation for
the people Of this portion of the State
Our exchanges Of tho Peo Doc section
'gill please make notice.
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DEATH or HON. w. II. DeSAUs.
SURE.

Friends in every portion OF tho State
will be panied to learn of this
gcntlcman's death. After an illness of
some duration, Mr.. DcSaussurc expired
in this city, on Sunday, tho thirteenth
instant, in the seventy ninth year of his
age
Mr.. DeSaussurc was one ofthc Oldest
and most esteemed and respected citi-
zcns of Columbia. lie was more. lie
was one of the most eminent of the
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SIIEleIFF,S SALES.

DY virtue Of sundry Executions TO me direct
I'D cd. will DO sold ut Sumter Court House. on
the first Monday aud day following in April
next. within legal hours of sale, to the highest
bidder, for cash, the following property, situated
in Sumter County. Purchasers to pny for titles
and stamps
One Horse, Wagon aud I buggy. levied On
ns the property of James w. Richardson, at the
suit Of John Batcman.
One Tract of Ala acres of land, moro or less.
lying partly in and partly out Of tho town of
Sumter, bounded Nor,h by the road leading 2
Eastward from Sumter. on tho East by lands
formerly Of Freeman IIoit and j. H. Dingls,
South by lands Of WIN. Webb. West b" lands ..
N. Graham and otbor lands Of WIN. Lewis;
ALSO,
Ono Tract Of I25 acres of land, moro or less,
on Alligator Branch. waters of Black River,
about 3 miles Southeast from Sumter, bounded
on tho North by lands of A. g. Re-" mes, East BY
lnnd of Esnte "f WIN. Prnglc. South by land OF
+. 5. Rcnmcs, West by land Of Mary s. Rennes
ALSO,
One ract OF 2S6 acres of land moro or less,
two miles East of tho town Of Sumter. bounded
North by tho main road from Sumter to Muldrow g
E,ns If nd nj.
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NJ AS1)N lC.

vINIIE REGULAR MON FiILY COMMUNICA.
Il TION OF CLARE, ONT LODGE, No "a.
~. F.. NJ. will bo hold an Thursday evening,
April Is. 1870, Mt Z o'clock. p. VI.
brothers will take duo notice and govorn them
solves accordingly.
T.. C. GREEN, W.. NJ.
II. V. WALSH, Secretary.
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TO COLUMBIA.

The schedules upon the South Carroll.
na Rail Road are now so arranged that
passengers who take the Through Mail
Train on tho Wilmington d. Manchester
Rail Road, make close connection at
Kingsvillo, with the train for Columbia.
This affords urcutsr accommodation co.
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LATEST QUOTATIONS OF
SOUTHERN SECURITIES,
IN CHARLESTON, S. c.,
Corrcc,ed ,ccehIy by A. g. KA UF,MAN,
Broker, No 25 Bwad Street.


Corrcc,ed UcekIy by A. g. KA UFMAN.
Broker, No 25 Bmad Street.
FEBRUARY %. 1870.
STATE SEcuR,riEs-S"uth Car"linn. old, $40
Sc; d" new. -978; do, regist'd stock, ex int
-W18.
CRY SEc6nIrIEs-Augusta, Gn. Bonds, 500
81; Charleston, s. q. Stuck. lex qr int) 54@57;
do, Fire Loan Bands, -@75; Columiia, S. G
Bunds. 65@70.
RAILROAD B"NDs-Bluo Ridge, (first mortgnge)
-@5O; Charleston and Savannah. 5S@60 !;
Charlotte, Columbia ami Augusta. @ 30 i;
Chcraw aud Darlington. 80; Greenvile und.
"ntcc) Go; Northeastern, S4@s5; Savan.
nah AMI Charleston, list m"rt) so; do. Estate
guarnnrec) @63: S"nth Carolina. -@S3; do,
10; SImrta"hurg and Union, --@54.
RAILROAD SrocKs- Chn,l"ite. Columbia and
Augusta. -@55; Grccnvllc and Columbia, "a
@s; Northeastern. 7@s /: Savannah nnd Charles
ton. 23Gy25; Suutl. Cnrolima, (whole shares)
3SG9i4; do, (half d") iS@22A.
EXCHANGE. &c-N.w York Sight, I off par;
Gold, lls@lal; Silver. llO@ll2.
SOUTH CAROLINA BANK BILLS.
Shank of Charleston ............. ..-M-
@l'ank of Newherry. ........-G1-
Bank OF Camden ...... ...............40G-
Bnhk ut Georgetown ."......-05
Bank "f South Carolina. ....................5G0-
Bank OF thester"...... ........"... .......50-
Bnnk Of IIamburg- ........ .:.............3G0-
Bank of State OF s. c. prior to lS6l.....".40@-
Bank of State ot S. C. issue 1861 and 1852 IO09-
&Plantcrs' and Mechanics Bank of fCharies ID
tnh..... .............-(@-
sPcoplcs Bunk of Charleston .. ..-M-
aUmiOn Bamk of Charleston. ........... .....-.M-
Southwestern II Il Bank of Charleston, %
(old)....."....... .."...."..... 60 -
*Southwcstern Il Bank Of Charleston, %
(new) ......- O.
Farmers and Exchange Bunk Of Charles ID
:, ton......... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .-@3
Exchange Bnnk Of Columbia. .".10@-
Mcr"hanIs Bank of Cheraw.... ............ SO
Planters Bnnk ot Fairfield 3GN-
Stntc Of South Caroina Bills Receivable. par.
City Ot Chnrlcst, Change Bi ls.... .........par.
@Bills marked thus ~ arc being redeemed at
tho Bank Counters of each
Jan IL "
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article 'iks sai=, Sss e.n ssly direct the
attention Of our resders 70 ii with'the
earnest recommendation 10 read it care
fully aud dispassiosately. We are In,
debted to Mr. Ao.houy White for =
perusal Of this work. It IL . London
edition. printed 10 clear and elegant type,
by the well known publisher Richard
Bentley. @. Fl. M.
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OBSERVER.
DELAYS A,sE DANGEi1oUs.

That poor emaciaicd C"nsumpivc. VIII" is now
beyond all lopr>of recovery. might now be bulo
and hearty had he not neglected that slight cough
Bu adviarol, If you have n c,ugh or cold. get at
onco IL bottle of Dir rUrrS EXPECTO
RANT and you will suon hc relieved. Do not put
/ off
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A. WHITE,

Fire & Life Insurance Agent
SUMTER, s. C.
UNDERW RITERS, AGENCY, N. Y
SECURITY INSURA ANCE CO., N. Y
ENTERPRISE " CHM
GEORGIA HOME Geo
RICHMOND RANKING IN. CO.
SOUTHERN LIFE INSURANCE co.
[Memphis and Atlanta.
Capital Represented, $4,000, 900.
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NEW Al

PATE d TAYLQ
tment Of Sprin
orable oircumsts
= York. Go an
Ing them, snd g
70 of patron age
!. A. SOLOMON
eno, from the M
mington. /
!. G. sHIvER-1
Goods Merchant
pie Of this sectioa
viaito. VI Colu nj
nblish ment, and q
bd management os
". r. DsKNIG n
nal Revepuo-ImI
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cardinal principle ofthcir cxegesis being
that mention is made in the Biblo Of
only such pcrsonases as it is requisite to
note (Conci:ia:or Question. $40.
Thus Genesis and Geology, Religion
md Science, Revelation and Reason,
are reeoncilcd. Tho eternal wor,l Of
Gid, as rightly understood, is vinlicat-
cd by modem discoveries and the hid
don trcasury Of truth is unearthed
from the tomb Of ages TO ,how forth the
glory of the Creator.
Oar Author mainiains h;' argument
wi,h great learning and ability. We
cauuot do justice J." his work in short
! This wIs nl.o tho "r:"ion "f M"'cs Of Corona
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.3 : This wus al.o tho "r:"ion "f M"'cs Of Corona
fcon ,nnnly c,isl Nn.i.inan,cs) who went further
snt maintained tint the days of creation meant
pvsiofic of iCU0 y"urs enta. .Eto also Psiom VO
SvAgA ,l,.o.a1i y,lrs .;e In ;!.y eyes but as
Yesterday" '''t''.
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Onco bottle Of DIR TUFTS EXPECTO |
RANT and you will soon bc relieved. Do not put
1 n(r
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uDd Sci.
unas'vo enerGl9
liked on solid Il
,ut unlike such
bntives. thereto
la Bitters."
vinemau's Cry
8 /!
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DIED.
ADAMS On the 9Th Of July, Mrs RACHAEL
ADAMs. in the Go h year of her age
The friends are respeci fully invited attend the
FUNERAL from her sen-in- laws 926 18th street, be
tween I ard X streets.
DUDLkl- At 4 O'Clock o. m. on Thursday. the
9TH inst, MATILDA A, wife of Joseph Dudley,
Hsged % ears
Her funeral win take place Sunday evening a.
O'Clock from the residence OF her brother in law
IR- Wood, street, between 18th AID Lab streets
east Friends 81 the family a-e invited TO attend 81
Baltimore papers copyI
DRURl. At Belt.yille Md, on the 7th inst
THOMAS l.. DRURY, child Of William p. and
Mary 4. Drury. aged months.
Funeral will take place from Baltimore Depot at
2AQ O'Clock, on to morrow tFridsyJ morning,
July Sth.
ELL. On the morning of the It'll inst, ALICE
VIRGINIA., infant daughter Of John w. aud Eliza
Z. Eli, aged months aud 20 days.
The friends Of the family invited 10 attend the
funeral Friday morning at 10 clock, LIST aud
fsyette streets. Georgetown.
BROWN. Fell asleep In Je-us. on the 9th inst
CALVIN BROWN, sg6d IS rs
The rels ard friends Of the family invited
20 attend his funeral from 18th street Presbyterian
church, Friday fo'clock Pm.
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ID -"
LkVfkCI OUR EYEsIoHr-MfYton, ,. tr,.a,...
lne result or overvork and dy1ueusis, M
o. tne mort eminent American divfnss h.S,ss
~. some time been compelled 10 f0ss~n ~ !.
pressure OF reading, spent t6ousands ~ xcus,
"a ~ ssiue, ana lost years Of time in conseanan..
y. eetung up several hours before And a., 49,
oy arunctal light. His eyes nevsr ~. wsT
An MoIutudes OF men and vomeu 49, w.a.
.ee'r eyes weak for life by the too re. usa ~
he eyesight reading small print ana do;yc a " !.
mk. In view OF these thinos n is veiI e.
eyes: a = iNios In Tue use OF the
d a. Avoid al sudden changes between liehs and
V. Never read by twil,get, or moonlight Or on +.
Never sleep 50 that, on waking. the eves hal,
oPen On the light Of . window.
a. 10 not nse the eyeslght by light so scant that
requires An effort 20 dsscrimi nate.
Never read or sew directly in Font 81 a..
rPht, or window or door ~ Vi '"e
IL Is best to have the light fall from ab,ve
opiquely over the left shoulder
100 much light creates glare and pains and
moses the sight The moment Won a-e sens.
pie OF an effort to distinguish, that momen;
cease, and talk, walk, or ride.
as tine sky is blue and the earth green n
YOU'D seem that the ceiling should be q blush
mellow tint. "' Vi 'oine
he moment you are ipstinctiyely promptaa
forus the eye, that moment cease using them
III me eyeiids are glued together on waking
up. 90 rot forcIbly open them, but applv the
saliva with the fnger-it Is the spo,sdiest
9 lutent in the world-and then wash your ewes
and face in warn water W.
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PROPOSALS FOR DEAD LETTER ENyE
Il L0PES.
PosI oEFIeE pEPAarMKxr,l

fOsI OrtICE DEPARfMENr,l
mint until July $50, at O'clock m :, Tor f1Tnisb.
MtS Say 81 Rsros Of sgS yssrs, oomnercins the
returning deed letters to vriSsrs " w u''0 'oi
Inc Envelopes must 30 hand -gummed, and equal
sc g. q fb.S n6ss, end = he
upon them as the Posf1astsr General nav direct
They mutt delivered IN ssch Quantities an9 n inch
meSt e r. ny e rs1Sirea q ths Poss Once Dspsrt
sSss s0i R.ssiIs md sJsn Is: rae q
s%s ed a @o amors sa 3, ssa1 supply being
ST iSa posn %sy 81 s ass
On spplication to the Third Assistant Postmaster
No proposal viii be considered unless offered b,
mes9aceurer OF envelopes, aud accompanied BY
master General reserves The right TO NV ana
al 1,os In ms Judgment the interests Of TIE Gov.
Bonds win approved and sunc;ert .,,sI,.. g., a.
sum OF eA@e = III be required for the fathlul per.
iormance OF the contract, according to the provis
ons OF TIE section Of the Of Con9ress
der said conIract win be made esiy shsr nro
per sdjU Sment OF accounts. ~
The Postmaster General reserves % himself the
any paIt thereof De o6ered fos sale for spscustion
contrsct bs OF sanctsned 70 Any party who
less .S: to u tie conditions Ia sHsrscs *
the Po.tmsster General 70 annu he contract II Il
faithfully any Of ts sipulatioas or in cass Of viii
fal eftsnlt 70 imDoce 1Don the Department snvei-
OPS inferior to sample.
= iTessSH;S sRs ss
addressed TO the Third Assistant Postmaster Gen
erai, Post Once Dspartnent, washilef1n D. O.
,.,s .h..xv 1No. f. !: 0axsE ELL,
AM
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"Seersucker," much used for common
summer suits, is composed of a mixiure of cot-
ton ana isle thread, which gives sort of wiri-
The city council of st. Louis has passed An
oroiDance Tor the regulation of houses of Hire
put, based upon and CONTAINING many nrov;s-
II rs OF the French, Belgian and other European
avs on the subject
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NO ,PE1sQA eHOULp PURORAsl Any
st sss.a issi6s I I thSs; ''fss.Sl
VI = sh0s SSs nj e.: sst Pa s,.MvV
0loi new Guitars, Banjes, FLUTES md Acsordsons'
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TNfIED STATES PATENr OFFICE,
n, ~. GAsuysI oN, p. G. June q, 800.

dover, NV nampshire, praying for the extsn.soo
Of . patent granted to him on the llth day Of Mo-
vember, lss<. and reioued on the lsh aly Q: Sep
tenbef, $50, for IN Improvement in Clothes Dryers
1t = ordered that the testimony In the case oe
closed on The nth day Of October next: that the
time for filing Arguments and the kxaminer1 report
said petition b hsara On ths 18th day Of October
Any person may oppoee this extension
BAMUEL 3. USHER,
je 0-thM Commissiouef Of Patenfs
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BIZ akEEk n 3 MILLl AZ ss,.,,-.....,
No. $40, southeast corner OF 7th and u N

RI GkEEE WILLlAMs,
II A1etioneers and Real Kstate Brokers,
No. $40, southeast corner OF 7th and 81.
Tk k4sr ISn SAIL 9E XALUAgLn REsTAg.
T T9fvSGiSs sfEsfF AID Fis Il
a y virtue o;s decd Of trust. duly sxeeu. ed
a rseSssed the ;usssreer T sen q pub
iyuly, ls7o. commencing at 10 O'Clock y m. on
the tine assd S @
5, aid z. BIZ B'k ksbsd
hs uTss alsG the eerans FSrntu,e OIL PAINTINGS
ns f 81 %s sT E siseDo,rd cost $50
Jhi, teen Copper cities. ard Pans ard Crocksry
Wainut E1,sesin snr,Srobs snd Rer,-ers ,rs
Three large French Plate Mirrors, with slab and
Oak Dining Chairs, ten Chandeliers
One large Marble Top washs, -iud
Marble Top Counters and Clses
Soda Fennisin and fine Ensravings
Hneas asr M spS other maire Pillow,
Brussels Carpets; sofNs, &C., DC.
fSf es t
and Sn y, months with Interest from day Of sale
dTed dollar viii be leauised on the spo. ror ehe
" '''' CHI GHHEGGs WiLLAoR. ,
n1eoad. dfaEk xAMh ftEiASs aass
RY COOPER . LATIMER, Auetioneers.
y tSucoessors 70 J. U. Mcclure Oo.,J
southwest corner OF Pennsvlyana ave. and llth Ut.
CHANCERY SALE.
i made Pr 81
Fleming, vs.; A. B. butts ct al, No. ,7ss,
o,Ier at auction, on TUESDAY, the 18th day OF My
on the premises. at o'clock p. m; thai valuable
son Of part Of square No s75. with improvement .
Inc fmpg1yeInents CO lsist Of a substantial three
~ good style aod supplied with the modern coave-
h n fronting on Grant street, between 9th and
Terms of Sale One-third Of the purchase money
to be paid In cash. and the residue In two equal 10
stallmepts Of and u mon hs, with interest TO be
secured by approved notes and . reserved lien The
tel ms Of sale must be complied with in one week al
sold at the risk and cost Of the first purchaser
Stamps and conveyancing e the cost OF the purcha
ser. WALTBR COX, 4 $500.
WIN. B. WEBB, { Irustees
je14ests COOPER A LATIN r. Aucts
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AUCTION SALES.
III WI. b. WALL 3 co, Auctioueer,.
New Marble Binding.
NOS. 300 s02 Pennsyivania svenue.

81 WIN. b. WALL Z co, Asetioueer.,
Nos. 300 q cog Pennsyivania svenue.
VAi.kuABLE PRoPERlY on THE CORNER OF
sgrMrtA And STREETS NORfHWEsT. At
- on TUESDAY AFTERNOON. J.,v =, =, 4
lot No, is, IN subdivision Of sousre No is,
aeath ~ "a s On the vest side Of 18th street, By
'mnror r q Frame Rveilis.- House. -'<'
nj ms VneI third cash. balance in and Il months,
ely seeha Sy deed Of ru:, the
pu,eh.ssr depostt Of 90 VIM be REQUIRED as
S9s n' 'r0perE1s WI L ' T. VAL 81 Co. Aue.r,.
BIZ 0o0 &C.,. nA = Z Aas.Ioe,srs,,
S'nws9 corner Penn. avenue and llth street.
rkkSSSyT sE uY rs, SALE OF. yALyAgLE .yAoAsT
tSusT Ys hHT GsSrh R lHr 9F coRcoRAS AND
BY virtue Of a deed Of trust from Alex, h
recordsd in Libe- No, SIS, folio 90, Of ths land
esstui au trust the s%Sseiibeps Vim .e % 2, the
mknest p1odcr. on the premises. on Tuesday, the
R dsy o. august next at o'clock p Lots No
division of square lcs fronting on 18th street be-
tween Corcorsn and r streets
on ss. rms I'm Of sale are Oae third cash of which $40
sGs the residue in Two eauai annual instaInents,
Win interest payable semi annually; the deferred
snfcd nv % Dc made on the purchasers notes
me Terms Of sale are not compiled with within five
the day of sale, the Trustees reserve the
da" pSaS notice sn ps any dsT
in XII Stamps AZ. ans eSnssS ..
Ahces at the purchasers o9st
". hUi q pBaisToR Trustees.
W1I4.A29 COOPER 4 LATIMER, Aucts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-07-07

Sealed Proposals, endorsed Proeec ais for Clsth-
M on be z7th day OF July $50, for the supply Of
ihe fsiioring articles, n viz -,
io1S yards Blue MAXIM
nfo yards Barpsley eheeting
sesS pairs kie Shoes.
the Navy yard, New York. within ninety days from
the date Of contract, and must conform to Macy
Navy f.ra: and nus: ps.s 81 The usual
The FLANNEL must be all wool, twillei. and wool.
ABOUT nfty yards in length tsent, sever inches
thrssd. woven m the wh:ls lsrgth Of the pisc the
and no piece TO have less average weight than nv
ea. e. L Il.
sexsA Inspections.
The sheetins n must be free iron Cotton, ei.h.y
inches I'm width, weighing twelve ounces and tnir
iy-one one hundredths per yard, texture Z By to
The shoes must be delivered in boxes made of SEA-
dss tom and bottom @ s1i hsf "pd
the ends inch thick the sides be nailed 10 the
Sn re Sf ?,
each eDd Of the box to be counter sunk onequarter
The 1ss q &c ass sSoss IN
The schedule to be supplied By the inspector at New
ss win :ss.,. =: = 4, ..s.,sa
from the sDount Of each Daynen - collateral Sc.
Ssich fesery alton will nos be paid until the contract
Eve. I,sfy 9Ssf must = seeon..nisd BY rEit,en qua
rahtee, nRned BY one more re sponsible persons.
that the bidder OF bidders will, II his their bid be
accepted enter into obligation within 1--WE days
With good and sucient suretes, TO furnish the ari
No proposal will be considered unless accompanied
~ such guarantee. nor from parties rho are Tot
bead hde ,adH sfrcrvs OF or regxtar dealers ~ me
seeond section Of the join, resolution approved
The Department reserves the right to reject any
proposal unless the responsibility Of the
Is certified TO by the Assessor Of Internal Eeserue
license required by act Of Congrss 10 furnished with
the proposal. well to reject any proposal not
considered advantageous to the government.
iy2m,thAv =. T. DUNN, Chief Of Bureau.