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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1870-06-09

eth The Walter A Wood Moving n Reaping
Co., being organized for long term OF years,
aud employing permanently over one million of
dollars capital, is a sufficient guarantee that
tn se purchasing the Wood Mower will be al
ways Suppird with extra parts for Tepars-the
advantage of which any farmer can appreciate
sth. The extra parts aie kept by local agents
in all convenient localities.
9th The extra parts are furnished at lower
price than tor ii maj Drl'y Of other machines.
10 h. Its simplicity ant PEI fection az conSrruc-
non, durability, hghtn-sS of craft, facility OF
man .gemant, 4da pssb:llty a. any and Every con-
dItion of crop sulflce, and manner Uf leaving
The cut grass, recommends Is TO every practical
man m2idItVwl0v
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BE- The following are some Of the reasons why
farmers prefer the Wood Mower:
lst 1t is constructed on correct mechanical
principles, every principle abOnt it having been
tested by actual use
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IaE1RuILAND WEEKLY HERALD, THuRspAY JUNE 9. 1870
CURE FOR FEMALE WEAKNESS

This remedy, made from Indian recipe, is
entirely vegetable, and cures without Support.
ers. Circulars or further information sent on re.
ceipt of stamp, by addressing the manufacturer
Mrs. Linus Beecher, Randolph, Mass. Whole.
sale Agents, Geo. c. Goodwin & Co., Boston,
Mass. For sale by Druggists everywhere.
For sale in Rutland by DIR. E. A. POND, Drug.
gist. 50wGm
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GALL AND SEE BARRowS NEW
~ STYLE
CA r RI AG Els.
Casileton, VT. ll:W6ul"
WHEREAS WIFE MARSHA

~ NJ. Nichols, has left my bed and b,ar5
with ut Just cause OF provocation, this 20 nc-
tify all cersens thst shall pay 10 deb's of her
THOs. NICHOLS.
Rutland, Nay "A, 1870. dld&w2w
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l.HOR SALE OR TO REM

x
The residence, garden and house lot of Rev.
James Anderson in the Village of Manchester.
Inquire Of William P. Black at the Battenkill
National Barx of Manchester l2:w3w
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PnSSsss foE ossGESsHsss
WAsHiEGT9H, y; O., ARLlhGroS AND
WAR DEPARTMENT.,
ouAnffkMAsIkR 9kSEaALs 0Tyrct,

ARLINGTON, u. u. August q. lfO
Il. eesled Proposals. for inclosing the United
state Mnitsry Asylum lSoldiers BoneI Nstiansi
Ssneeery q, the Battle Estion.l Cemetery, IN
and Alexandris va National Cemeteries. Win =
wssnneton, ID. until september 8. ls7O, al noos '
Ine length Of the enclosures vii be AZ foiloGs:
Snns9 STATS Military Aylum Cemetery. !, N Iinssl
~, Battle Cemetery, $50 lineA feet: Ariineton
yemetery, ns0 ineal feet: Alexandria, l,7D lipesi
Proposals are invited for stone or br,ch v.n.
snd Specifications for which can be seen al tss
omeso! toe 0uArtermaster General for iran rsii-
o 1fs cI 5000 ios which ere invited VIII shs biSs
The bids for planting hedge, mu,t .,.c,,, a..
neoke pisnu Intended 70 be used aud muss con-, "A.
s(usrnnty 70 keep them In order for twelve mo,fhs
SG.sI Pianuhg The bitches 20 be prep ard imme-
ns1t ma ne hedges % be planted N Nove1bsr
~ propcsals are also invited for buiIdos ioss.
csneGa stone g. each q the National Cemetsriss
ms yntte6 states Military Asylum. ID. O., snd
can be sssn q this Ice. '''9in'A''hs '0f ~h'cs
III; Zach bid must be accompanied By good ana
eumcsenf guaranty Of a least respcn .ible pa-
sn ss fsid sf 4 awarded win be PronS,
Nv. The Government reserves TO itself the right
re}sct eli bids unsstisfacto tory.
y. Proposals should be Pl~inly endorsed. Prcpe-
o1ls Tor lnclosures for Nstiansl oemeteris-. os
"fropossis for Lodges for National &c neteries
VI. The Propossis win be opened In the presence
Of the bidders, Ct this once, on tue sth % repiem-
Der. TS0. % noon. l-M1ss
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MARRIED.

BOYB-BAREINGTON. August 4th, at Trinity
Church, Mo or, stOwn. N J by Rev. III. Weld, ED
WARD u. BOYD, of Washington, to REBEkAH
dau xhter of the late Samuel Darlington, Surgeon
:. Navy.
TAYLOR-BRONAUGH On the 9Th instant, by
the key. DR.. Cuthhert, Mr.. A: TAYLOR, Of
PehDsylH ania, to Miss ANNIE BRONACGH, OF
Fairfax, Va.
MERRILL-MERRlLL. In this city, sept 9Th,
10y Rev. Rankin, ID D.. Rev. Oh tRLES III
MERRILL, of Haverhill. Y. III =, and Miss LAURA
Il MERRILL, of Washington, ID. O. No cards.
Mobile Register, N. II Statesman, Congregation
slist and ADV ance pleae copy
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DIE Ed.

HENNING. At eight o'clock m, Sept 6, 1S70,
of cOnsum ptiOn, NJ LAURA ID. HENNING, third
daughter of the Rev. James q. Henning.
The funeral will take place from Wesley Chapel,
Thursday, Sept. Ssh, at o clock p m. The friends
Of the family are invited TO attend.
QUINCY. On the 9th instant, Of consumption,
Hiss ELIZA W. QUINCY.
The friends Of the family are respectfully invited
20 attend her funeral from her late residence, No.
sos street north, between 5th and 9th streets,
Thursday afternoon, at O'Clock. IT
GOODMAN. On the 9th instant. JAMES GOOD
MAN aged "a years.
His funeral will take place at O'Clock Thursday
afternoon, II, m his late residence, 324 street,
Island
YATES In GEORGETOWN, u. c., on the evening OF
the 9th instant. ROBERT MOUNT, infant SON OF
J. r. and >. Il. Yates, aged weeks.
Fuperal will take place from the residence OF his
parents 63 Congress street, to morrow sday,
Sept. stb, AZ 10 O'Clock a. The relatives and
friends of the family respectfully invited to at
tend.
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PROPOSALS FOR COAL.

DRPARrNENT OF AGRrCrLrrRE
MAsHlNGToN. ID. C., September I, $50 (
ssivd Proposals Will be received at this ofics
nhtl II clock m. on SATURDAY. the 10th in-ts,t
nIiurhlshipg this Department with two hundred
hho ,Msny nye - tons 2.O lbs 20 ths ton OF the
pest W hife Ash No. OF Broken Cssl, 10 he Thor.
oughly screened and delivered within one month
from the date OF contract, ~ follows, 20 wit.
10 10 be put away in the vaults OF the ericuI
tural building.
20 tons, delivered at the Green houses OF the De-
partment.
Subject TO the usual conditions of government
contracts, including the act OF July n, lsGO
HORACE CAPRON.
81 Commissioner Of Acricul.ura
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OFFICE or THE CHIEF QUARTERMAsrER
" Third DIsTRIGT ,DEPARTMENT

PHILADELPHIA, August 70. ly7O
Sealed Proposals in triplicate will lie received AZ
tss once Up TO ~ clock m. on THURSDAY sep
tempei -, ISv; Tor setting Usage Orange Plants"
around the following named National Comet erie- in
the States q Pennsylvania. New Jersey MsryIspd.
and north Carolina, tfor the purpose 81 enciosiug
the same with secure hedging
MhitenA.l National Gem. terry, Bristol: Pa.
annapolis Matte nal Cemete. ., Ann apolis. Md.
Neyoerne National Cemetery, Newberpe. N. G.
wilmington National Cemetery. Wilmington, N. q.
ksieigh National Cenetery, Ialeish, N. q
salisbury n ationsl Cemetery, Salisbury, N. q.
Zach prop ,eal must be accompanied by sufhctenf
guarantee that in the Of the Stance % the
proposal the bidder viii enter into contract Tor the
planting OF the hedging.
The Quartermasters Department reserves the
right to reject any and ell bids.
Any additional infornatioa desired by parties
wishing to bid viii be furnished upon application &C
this ONCE.
Bidders will be required biad themselves thss IN
the plants do not thrive, that they will them
for period Of two years, as they may happen 20
'-'' HENRY G. HODGES.
Major and Quartsrnaster q. ). Army.
Chief QuartermAster, Third District. DepArIment Of
the East. ella
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NOTICE. TO CONTAGIOUS.

ono ~ SAPsr,Ht.aSspf and Iaspsofo, a. S>,es-s,1
CdTrlageicays. Fooftrass. and Nor RU,id,aes, y
tffy haA, Warrington, ~. g, sept. s. ls7ot
sealed Proposals will be received Nv the under
signed, 81 the Mayor once. until II m on TIT Ms
pAh, the l5'h DAY Of september, instant, fer tho
purpOse OF CONSTRUCTING THE sEWERAGK
of N street north, between New York ana Vermont
avenues IN accordance with the plans AMI spec ca
ucps which can be n thu Office OF the Supertn-
tendeDt and Inspector every day from d. O O. 4
y m. The main sewerage 60 be a.saseed upan the
property bordering along the line The traps. drops
the werd. VIM RORsYTH
ssf-eotd supt ana inspector Ac Ac
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NOTICE To CoNrR.CroRs

(fre 81 SUpsTtHfsHdsas ard Tnsrsrfo- Of S,sre-s.I
Cdrrtascr0ys. Eooftcass asd Nssr BKsidtags. y
- Cry Hal, WasasrFfaa. ID. q. sept. s. $50
sesltd Proposals will be received by the under.
slsnec Al the Mayor one until l. m on THCRS-
LAY. the 18th day % = ptembsr, instant. for the
lurpose q INTENDING THE sEwERs in
line Of street north
superintendent and Inspector, where spech atoms
can lie seen eN cry dag from 10 q N. 20 m.
wM. bksNTH.
seS- eotd Sun \ ana IDsrer,or a. kr
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DRoPosALSkoR LUMBER

1oNtRNMENT HOSPITAL FOR rHE INSANE
ELiZA BErH, ID. a., Augu.t sJth. $50 Z
cealeu Propo sels addressed the undersynes ~ IN
Ia e.INeu unui noon TIL URSDAY. September sth
t9e. Nhen the b'ds will be opened in tins presence
q such OF the bidders " choose 20 be pressn, =.
, arnish the Lumber required for the Hospital Ex-
e "a low 10 hand Copies Of printed schedule
oi Ihe several kinds II lumber required will be- fnr
hisen 70 all dealers who apply for them either per-
The right i reserved 20 reject any and all ria.
that are not deemed sufficiently advanareoa s 10 the
sONrrhmtnt q. II. NICHOLS.
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PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS FoR w.rfR TRANSFORM

IFrcT 0uAKrt EMAsrER = OFtIcE.
- MA~HINg reN, n 4 August q. l>so.A
Pror sails Will BE- received ~ this ONCE
- =. September stth, $50. fOr the pr urfnSnce
~ dsiy transportation nv Wafsr eesn
.hc''f aud fvrts foote and Washington, Nd.
~. . NAV be required b. this nepartmon; duriIg
VI ny! ~ Al Year ending June N, iS-f
rsy ,,s VII slate the Price per and the rate
80 .i alsa Vie rate per diem which they wnll
-, - .Ssen ger and stores lach hid in iu nil
src,,i,p - a. coinpsn 81 hy guarantee a to- p
vii n tess tee Contract q be entered into
II Ilkht - resfrNsd o. REJECT auv or ali MA. -.
oe,u "a 40 ambiguous 90 the cnitsi stats. WV u'e
frop sails are a. be addr es-ed 20 tl,~ ,,,s....
plainly marked, Proposals Cor " sier Tr.,....a
oreufne. ~ h's
Any further information desired win be given
upon application 60 this once.
WILLIAM MrERs.
Brevet Brgsdi-r GENERAL q = A
sco@ Depot ouArtermast~r
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AUCTION SALES.
RY GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
- Southeast corner Seventh and D NJ

pr GREEN 3 WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
ID Southeast corner Seventh and D nj
TRUsTEEs SALE OF A DESIRABLE TWO
sToRT FRANZ IA HogSE' S GoHMNITAIEING 9
H9IsE No 1919 sIa sTREET, n, W, BE
On WEDNESDAY, the 9Th day of Septem.
E Der, shall sell, in front OF the premises, at
oclock p. m, by virtue OF deed Of trust from
W. B. CoPrersmith and wife the subscriber, bear
ing date the Hh day OF April, 1870, ard recorded in
Lber No. 6la folio as Of the laad records for
the county OF Washington. in the District of Colum
bia the fOliowRg named property, lying and being
story frame house, together with the lease hold Of
lot, which has 81 years to at rental Of 3 81 100
per aRnum the ground, at any time within the lease
can be bought for the sum Of $50, being parts of
lots and z, in square S9, according to Norment a
suhd, ison, being Is feet front by depth of "a feet
Good wood shed.
Terms of sale: One third cash; balance in and u
payments bearif interest from day Of sale A deed
given and deed OF trust taken. Convey ancing and
stamps at cost Of purchaser. 800 TO be paid down
at time Of sae. and IL the terms Of sale not com
piled within five days from day Of sale the trustee
Teeerves the right to resell the property by adyer-
Using such resale three times in the Evening Star.
JOHN q. HESSE. Trustee
au2i-eod&ds GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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LIMITED STATES MARsHAL's sALE-

In virtue Of writ Of feri fa6ias, issued from the
tlerk ofhce OF the supreme Court Of the District
OF Conn bia and to me directed, will sell at public
sale Tor cash, in front of the Court House door of
SAID District. on MONDAY. the 18th day OF Septem
per next l51O at II clock M, all defendant RICH
title, claim and interest in aud to Lot No. % of VIM
Todd subdivision Of original Lot No 9, in SOU arc
No; 6s2 in the City of Washington D. c., together
with all and singular the improv ernen's thereon,
ana seized and levied upon the property of John
Wllflams, and will be sid to satisfy 90
in favor Of George Weide.
ALEXANDER SHARP,
an I'D u. B. Marshal ID ~
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THE MYSTERIOUS PHOToGRAPH.-Lawrenc
Ma =, has a trst-class sensation. On the glass
of an attic window In two story house there
was recently discovered the face of a woman.
with flowing hair, and partly covering two
and the hair flowing into the other pane. The
appearance il that OF a faded photograph,
though everything is perfectly visible. How
the face came on the window puzzles the savans
OF the city, who can give no more rational ex-
plantation than that IL may been prot )graphed
by lightning. while some woman was sitting
before tie window. An attempt was at first
made 10 manufacture ghost story OF the most
approved Kind out of the matter, from the fact
that IN elderly woman, who lived in the house,
had recently died. On close examination,
however, no resemblance to her IL found in the
photograph, and it - now believed - be the
head OF young woman, that the mystery
remains unSolyed.
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I NITED STATES MARSHAL's SALE

virtue Of tive writs OF eri facias from the
Ilerks office Of the Supreme Court OF the District Of
Columbia and to ne directed, I will sell at pnhIic
sale for cash. front Of the Court House door of said
next, at l2 O'Clock m, all Geo W G. EsIinfs right
TUE, claim and interest in and to the following pro
perty To wit, yiZLots Nos 10 and H. in 81 uare No
$685. also. subdivision lots Nos IL and Is of east ha of
square No 81, together with all and singular, the
improvements thereon, in the city OF Washington
j.. o., seized and levied upon rs the property OF
Geo w q: Esiin and will be sold to satisfy exacu
ton No. 6.g3l at law in favor of VIM. f. Mattn civ
and Noe lf26 l76 1869 and 1881 in equity in favor of
George u. w hitting against Antonio PeIletier, Geo
W. G. Eslin, II. q. Gill and n. +. Onions. WV
ALEX. SHARP,
au23 dtds u, B, Marshal. ID O.
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an23- dds
LIMITED STATES MARSaALIS SALE

In virtue OF writ Of fieri facfas, issued from the
Clerk Cffce Of the Supreme Court of the District of
Columbia, and TO me direcIed will sell at public
saie, Tor cash, in front of the Court House door
Of said District. on MONDAY, the 18th day of Sep
TENDER next, $780, at ~ O'Clock M, all defend ants
right. title. claim, and interest in and to Lot No H.
In square No. 499, in the city of Washington, D. C.,
together with all and singular the improye ments
thereon, seized and levied upon the property of
Tho mas Barron, and will be sold to satisfy execu
ton Ne; 67s5 In favor Of John w KeHnsdy and John
l.. n enaau ALEX'R SHARP,
au23- Gtds II a MarshaI n n
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EVENING STAR.
NAPOLEON AND BISMARCK.
An English Account Of their Int r.

LONDON, Sept. CDR. Russell writes e the
Times from Sedan, Sept 3:-When the Emperor,
who had passed weary hours OF the night,
looked oat in the early morning, he beheld a
forest of steel and iron in the valley and on hill
tops. Batteries were posted on every eminence,
cavalry in all the plairs, and as far as his eve
could reach, hosts OF embattled Germans. His
decision was taken At last. Attended by a fes
OF his staff on horseback. his Majesty proceeded
along the road from Sedan in q broughsm.
Count Bismarck was In his bed, In his q uarters
al DOnchery, when officer rushed in and
announced that the Emperor was coming to
meet him and to see the King. Count Bismarck
rose and dressed hastily, you may be sure, in
white peaked cap with yellow band. dark uni
form coat with metal buttons and yellow
fscings, and fastened 10 meet the Emperor. He
was away on the field, and therefore cannot of
nv open personal knowledge state what oc-
CURED. As his Majesty alignted, hear, Bis
marck uncovered his head and stood cap in
hand, and on sign or reque~t from the Emperor
put IL on. The Count replied. Sire, receive
your Majesty a. would my own royal MASTER"
There happened to be near the place where
the interview occurred, a few hundred yards
outside the sIualid town of Douchery, the hum
bic cottage of q hand-loom weaver, Of whom
there are number around Sedan. Count Bis
marck led the way, and entered IL. The room
was not inviting. The great Count walked up
stairs The apartment was filled with q hand
loom and appliances of a weaver. So he de-
sCended and foHnd the Emperor sitting on a
stone outside Two chairs were brought out Of
the cottage The Emperor sat down in one and
Count Bismarck took the other and placed 1t on
his Majesty left hand side. The officers in at
tendance upon their fallen master lay down
some distance away upon a small plot OF grass
IN front OF the cottage.
The conversation was strange one. As Count
Bismarck has repeated IL freely, or the princi-
pal parts OF il, no doubt il will be EoOn known
and remain orever a. historic. The great point
10 be g2ined wss pe-ce, but e. far as his Impe-
rial Majesty was concerned, no assurance oft
could be obtained Ey Count Bismarck. The
Emperor stated that he had no power. could
not negotiate a peace, could not give orders to
the sTmy of Marshal BaZa'1e. TIE Empress
was Regent o. France, and on her and her min
i>tcrs must devOive the negotiations. So Count
Il smack thereuPOn remarked that il was of no
avail 10 hold any further conversation on polIti
cal matters with his Majesty, and that it would
be of no use - 6 the King. The Emperor de-
sired TO see the King in person. but Count Bis
marck declared IL was not POI 'ible ID accede TO
his Msjesty's wishes until the capitulatiOn had
been signed. Then, as the conversation was
becoming rather dangerous, and the situ alton
was becoming difficult on both sides, he ended
II. The interview terminated, Count Bismarck
went TO see the King, the Emperor withdrew TO
consult with his officers.
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TOMORROW.

10y COOPER LATIMER, Auctioneerv,
d Successors to James Q. Mcclure Go.,)
Southwes: corner Penna. avenue and llth . ire
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE
"A On THURspAY MoRNiNG. September s,
W at 10 o'clock. We will sell. at no; 900 New
cnts h sS nea Of F fpesis
ture, &C: Consisting in part Of
ES aSFfa GHG'
Mahogany Secretary and Book Case
Walnut hat not, Mantel Ornaments
walnut Extension Dining Table
Groekar r" and GA GAS Ware W. rosra'ins'
Window Shades, Toilet Sets
Mahogany Chamber Furniture
Hair and Hunk Mattresses
Feather Beds, Bolsters and Pillows
Blsnk cts. Comforts, Spreads, &c
Kitchen Requisites. &c. &c.
Also, superior Saddle and Bride.
Sc Edts COOPER LArIMEB, Aucts.
70 JAZZ Monrs
Southwest Pennsylvania avenue and 18th street.
TATE ~ THE FIksT WARD.
nha lsi.
.4.l,he 18th day Of June, A. d 1870, and duly re-
Isn f0 is e
on the lsT DAY OF SEPTEMBER $50 at 6o'clk. m,
s" the viii at o I
the same is lad down and described npon the plat OF
feet on 18th street west, between aud streets
tends back with depth of 1857 feet te 30 foot
II de:red the lot win be divided and the two p1T
tiohthe vacant 'front.' by the depth Of the lot, and
unpiUg back the sane width Rh the depth Of the
lot respectively-wll be sold separately;
paid down at the time Of sale; balance in six and
twelve months, secured By deed Of trust. Convey
terms Of sale are not Complied with In Se DAYS the
trustee reserves the right to resell at the risk and
y bEfDtEy TFu sss.
sgTHE ABOVE SALE Is uNAvoIpABLY
seq ~ COOPER 4 LATiMER, Aucts
RY GREEN q wILLIAMs,
- Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
No. 3l9, southeast corner Of It'll and ss
TRUSTEES SALE VALUABLE BUILDING
LETS IN SQUARE No. 42l AT PUBLIC AUG
a On THURSDAY, the sh day of September
S9Dext, at o'clock 2: m, shall sell by virtue OF
uary, A. d. 1853 and duly recorded in Liber =, No.
SEQ folio S. one Of the land records for Washington
the an. De e INF 70
square numbered 42l The above lots front Is feet
ming back 9s feet to a ten foot alley.
Terms made known on day of sale. All convey,
.naso,a. oprN MM; 4; WARpi Trustee.
QY GREEN q WILLIAMS,
- Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers
No. 3l9 Southeast corner Of Seventh and streets.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT FRONTING ON
STREET NORTH, BETWEEN DELkWARE
AVENUE AND FIRST STREET EAST, AT
AUCTION.
- On THURSDAY, the Sth inst. at S o clock
UVUm., we will sell, on the premises. part of Let
&nunbered 4, in Square No 6o5, being "a feet
front by 10 feet deep.
Terms: One fourth cash; balance 6, IL, and Il
molhs, Tor potes harng interest, and secured 10y
deed OF trust on the Stamps, &c, at cost
et2d GREHN n W IN J.IAMS -
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LIMITED STATES MARSHALS SALE.

In virtue OF Q writ OF fier facias on judgment of
condemnation, issued from the Clerks once Of the
supreme Court Of the District of Columbia, and to
front OF the court house door of said district on
nONDAY, the 18th day Of September next. 1870, at
interest in and to the undivided half part of Lot No
g. In SQUARE Ne. 639 beginning for the same at the
running thence west Is feet thence north LIZ feet
pches thence east feet and thence south Ia feet
and singular the improvements thereon, in the city
OF Washington, D: u seized and levied upon as the
property Of Patrick grawley, and will be sold TO sat
isfy execution No. 6z3 in favor Of Timothy McCsr-
thy. ALEX. SHARP,
gu 2-dts U. B. Marshal, D. q,
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ID Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
No. $40, southwest corner 7th and d treets.
HANDSOME BUILDING LOT IN SQUARE No.
195 AT AUCTION.
N On FRIDAY NENT, the 9Th instant, at 6
oclOck p. shall sell, in front of the prem
~-ises Lot No. 36: in Square No. l95. fronting 20
feet Rhode Island avenue, between 18th and 10th
streets west, having depth Of 26 feet to IS foot
alley.
Terms; One half cash; thu balance in six and
twelve months, Tor notes bearing interest and "a
cured by aided OF trust on the premises. All con
seyahclhg and revenue stamps at purchaser cost
S!Owill be required on the day of sale ~
se5-d GREEN a WIJ.IIAMg .,c,.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-07

RY COOPER LATIMER, Auctioneers,
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-07

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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-04-14
EDUCATIONAL.
EDITOR
HOSEA BARNS,
Robert Graham.

We are much pleased to learn that
Capt. r. Graham, of this county has been
re-appointed State Agt. of the Board of
Regents Of Normal Schools.
Mr. Graham's especial forte" seems
to be institute work In this capacity he
has no equal in the state, and we think
the Board of Regents particularly fortu-
nate in securing his services for second
term.
Mr.. Graham came to our county an en-
tire stranger but few years ago; since
that time he has established reputation
extending beyond the limits of the state,
IS one of the leading educators. of the
North West We predict that Mr.. Ora
ham will yet be placed at the head OF
educational affairs in Wisconsin.