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The confidence expressed by
France of an easy victory
over Prussia is probably found.
ed on the fact that, by strip.
ping every fortress and con-
centratlng the entire French
military torce, the Emperor has
moved to the Rhine 100000
men. Ofthe Prussian force less
is known, 100000 men being
the number at which the Prus.
sian army Immediately con-
fronting the the enemy Is sta
ted. Considering the calm con.
fidence and sagacity of Prussia,
we may safely suppose that
the odds are not so great, even
if any exist. If as it isreport-
ed they are doing, the Prussians
fall back at first, it will be to
take up strong and fortified
positions which will afford them
important advantages. All the
reports are calculated to make
clear the magnitude of the
struggle right at hand. st7po. e
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New Advertisements. A
Ayers Cathartic Pills,
For all the purposes Of a Laxative
Medicine -.7 u


teInhps no one
medicine Is so uni.
yersally required by
everybody rs a ca.
tharlic, nor was any
ever before 80 uni.
.versally adopted into
use, IN every county
and among all class.
es, M this mild but
efficient purgatiye
Pill, The ol1viona
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go THEii Ohio State journal is one of
t9 the best newspapers ir the State, and
We hope 70 see our people patronize
stti- Athens Journal. t-,'ti.,-.
fhst's what we said last
ssprins at Marietta, isn't it,
9 Gsnsfals Do you take it: all
baeki Al saIjfsi,6s i.f,i-a,-,,
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The editor of the Enquirer is
informed that his sheet is the
only paper in. the district
which has said or intimated
that, the Record was urging
the nomination of Mr.. Bundy
for Congress. We thought a
denial was unnecessary as
everybody would know it was
a lie as soon as they saw it in
that paper, without any futher
information. If Mr.. Bundy
receives the nomination at
Portsmouth, however, We ex-
pect to do our b est for his elec.
ton, and feel confident he can
defeat any candidate the Dem
ocracy may put up. Notwith|
standing we can see no cause
for making a change in our
Representative Capt. Wilson
being attentive to business and
representing his constituents
faithfully-we have not at
tempted to deny, either in pub
lie or private, the merits of his
principal opponent. What we
have done, has been to try to
keep down the fever (some of
which we are sorry to say was
shown in our convention J
which was working itself up
between the friends of the can
didates, for while both are good
men, only one can be nomina-
ted. '-''.
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nJ.Mva q Uoov of Adams Co 4

i a.
JAMES N. Hook, of Adams Co, II
a candidate for the Republican NOM
nation for Congress. A. B. Mona
nam, of Jackson, is not candidate.
We learn that q Mr.. Harper. OF Gallif
will be a candidate. Vinton Record
: That is a good joke ON Harper. "a
Mr.. Harper, of Gallia." The editor
of the Record has been so eaptiyated
with the unsurpassed eloquence OF
those noble red men OF the forest, Red
Cloud, Red Dog, and Spotted Tail,
that he has entirely forgotten about
the prominent men at honle.-Jackson
Standard. tt. err, 51Jl lH
Go slow now, Bro. Mackley.
If you can't make a better
point than that in the comm &
debate, Red Cloud will beat
you. We announced in the
RecoId of June 23d that we
understood j. j. Harper, Of
Scioto, would be a candidate,
and have not confounded him
with any other person. We
were afterward, informed by a
gentleman who is well posted
in the politics of the district
that "a Mr.. Harper, of Gallia,"
would be a candidate for the
Congressional nomination, and
made the announcement above,
after being. assured by our in
formant that it was not Mr..
Harper Of Scioto. .A' -
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DROPOS AIS FOR SEWERS.

OEe Superintendent amd lasSeets1 a Eessos, Car.
Stdsetrdys, Footcays, dsd Nesp BEtLdtn&s, )
CRY Hall. WashsNstoS, u. O., April IA, ls70.
Sealed Proposals win be received Ut the Mayor, q
once, City Hall, until u m. MONDAY, the 18th
Gay on April, $50, for constructing the following
-Four feet barrel Sewer in Eleventh street. west,
tending to the north eide Of u street north. -
Two feet barrel Sewer In L street north, CON
mencing at the corner Of Fifth street west, and ex
tending cost to connect with sewer in Fourth street
Two feet thres-inc barrel Sewer, With such
branches Of brick tile, Of such size meg be re-
CURED commencing ~ intersection Of street nerth
and Fifth street west, and extending along With
street vest to connect with Sewer In street north
and Fifth street west. a 80 : =
T1;.ps, Drops, hsnhOie. and Th1hbles, when re.
The work to be done under the direction NJ thu
superintendent and Inspector Of Sewers &c the
Superintendent o. the Ward CemmissioDers And
the Assistant Commissioners appointed By the
All bids must be accompanied by . penal bond in
the sum Of one thousand O00j dollar, that the
bidder viii accept end perform the contrnet II
aWerSed TO him. the suhciency Of the security to be
certified by the Register OF the city. - . -
bids IL deemed for the interest Of the orporsfen
to do 30; and any bid that does not conform IN
every respect to this sdvertisement viii .bs re-
ssPecihoations may be seen at this ONCE.
main Sewer In each street seSarstsy, and lateral.
Of brick Scotch tie Of Is inches, IS inches, and n
inches dianetsr; also for each fras, DroD AaAhoe,
Fro'o:si: to be inAor'ss fS sss;s
An1S-fd An Mt nj aawera
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LATE TELEGRAMs. Ae.

"A dispatch TO the Toronto Daily Lee der from
Ouawa states states that instructions have he IN
Issued by the militia depa TN mt tn ,viIadraw
the volunteers from the front, no trou ,le ap-
Fearing to e2is, there. A dispatch Om To-
IOhto says The American goyernm mt has
remains were moving, and they had not suffi-
Client force TO check them without calling the
militia to the borders, and were afraid 70 trust
arms IN their hands, because nearly all OF tn EN-
were Fenian sympathizers.
dispatch from Erie, Pa, saws: The L, &
steamer Michigan, which has lain at this port
during the winter, is being suddenly put i'm order
for active service. 1t Is supposed that orders
have been received from Washington and that
the move ment has some Connection with the
Fenian operations on the lakes.
Fathers RIchotte and Scott. the Red river
delegates to the Dominion government, have
peen arfaigned at Ottawa a. Accessories to tbe
murder OF Thos. Scott at Fort Garry bv the
dictator Rell. So far the evidence against them
is insufficient ~"
A motion was made before Judge Brady yes-
terday, In New York, to dissolve the Injunction
restraining Ramsey from prosecuting his action
against the Erie Railroad, or, at least, to modi-
=, The Office of Bacon & Hyde, on Fulton street.
New York, was robbed yesterday OF a box con-
tanning 5000 in United States bonds. There is
no clue to the robbers.
Ex-Governor Austin A. King, of Missouri who
has been engaged at the United States Court in
81 Louis for some days past, died there yester-
day.
The New York Senate bill repeating the Reg
tstry law has passed TO its third reading in the
Assembly.
A Pittsburg paper has originated rumor that
DIR. Paul Schpppe is now insane.
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ga Jersey Democrat running for Office in
Clinton, was indiscreet enough to say at the
polls, that If it required but one vote to elect
him, ard that ''nigger's" vote, he would see
the "nigger" in - before he would accept the
vote. The gentleman was defeated.
SThe firm of "Mrs. Warner & Co.." al
Terrs Haute, Ind, is composed of Mrs. W. and
her husband. They do large business and Law
up money, particularly Mrs. Warner, who is
said to be splendid business man.
~A Jersey lunatic escaped the other day BY
jumping from an upper window and trotting of
in limited line OF wearing apparel he was TAX en-
for a pedestrian training and was not detained.
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AUCTION SALES.
Rf WM. l.. WALL 4 CO. Auctioneers
- New Marble Binding,
Stores No. 600 9oa Penn Az cor stn
FUTURE DAYS.

IL "h.L. wALI 60, Arctioneers.
Stores No. 900 9o2 Penn sv., cor stn s.,
CHAsCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IsPRovKp
t EEAL lsaAJE II TIM oSRSsk OF Isfi
sB s0Snn5ksSS GE SiEs H 81 & KNOWN As
- By virtue Of decree passed March s,ieG.
oOran Riggs vs.. Henry pouSlass ct al, No. I.e!1
highest bddr s0i Ss. s%s
being in the city Of B thst i. t - sp
and being in the square numbered 50 hundred aas
twenty three l2z5 in the city Of sshington. and
designated No. five 80 upon the recorded Plat II
said square, beginning for thu lines thereof at TN
southwest corner Of said square, and then running
then due east hundred and tw-lithsl 100 NJ
ieet to the line of lot numbered fonr t4 then With
feet to the north sde OF north street and then,
VIII tne line 81 north street due west one hundr~i
containing sos square feet and .qu.re inches j
sei Of g AdsD; part o. lot piess or par
the lot. tSe .a.srs numSa1aG isS su
same subdivision is recorded in the snrSey,rs On
IN said CITY, beginning fer the inss thereof .nTsy
then running with the line of Fifteenth stree, wa
due north ten iol teet; then du. east one hundr,
bered four az thence with the line ofIut numhsr "a
four az due south ten tlOl feet to the line of l.,
numbered five ISL thence with line of LIT numbered
hve 90 one hundred tvotweltths Zoo l2D test
the beginning, containing lool squsrs feet and :
square inches Of ground, with all the bud nzs, isa
Pro,ements, rights and appurtensnces to the sails
lots belonging.
This property is most eigibiy situated at the cor
Der OF 18th street west and north streets posit
the Treasury buildings and the Qusrtermsster De
partment. =
Terms of sale: ODethird cash: the residue in three
equal ilstalments OF one third each for which
are to be given payable respectively Q, Il and Is
months from day Of sale with interest from said date
The title will be reserved till full purchase money
be paid Settlement to be made within DAYS from
day OF sale otherwise sale will be hal the r,k
and cost of defaulting purchaser $40 Ia be paia
down at the fall Of tire hammer.
CHARLES NJ. MATHEWS, Trustee.
APT 3taw3w Rep 4 VIM L. WALL A On Aucts
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DROPOsALs FOB STATIONERY.

Treasury DEPARTMENT, March 8, 100
Sealed Proposals for furnishing STATIONERY
for the year ending june 81 lEI will bs receive Cd 1t
th,s ppe!sT,s9nenf until the 18TH DAY OF APRIL.
blank forms Tor bidding will bs furnished upon
fhs ia. I'm ns considered and accepted q n.
Contracts must be executed By the successful bid.
ders within ten days after being called upon 60 70 a.
time to time during the year. in quantities. pursusnt
ties viii. however. BE- called for during the year
f. s. Ds By
sucient sureties in the Of thousand dollars
(SIOOOO,) approved By United states oficer OF the
ON IN nc
doned upon the execution OF q contract for furnish
ns such portions Of the articles - may be awarded
Il sns Ss Ct
the TiessurY and the delivery Of infero. srtieI.
VIII be deemed sufhcient cause 10 Annul the con
Deliveries must be free Of charge ct the Treasury
Department. w sshington. ~ =. 49, =
The failure 70 comply with any ono order under
Ssns q bo Of he sscrstsry q the Tressnrs
may erect the purchase In open market, OF such
QUANTITIES. o. any articles Q: shall Be neeessary T.
charge TO the Contractors fifty per eentum OF the
PRICE wniSn shall be found necessary to pay for
Propossis usaccompanied BY . satisfactory bond
win not be considered, and contracts will be
awarded only to established manufacturers Of, or
GEO. 8. BOUTWELL,,
Secretary Of the Treasury.
NH D-e0lm lChron. and Rep
CANARY BlRDsi CANARY BIRDS nUUK-
~ ING BIRDS and Aocking bird FOOD "
Tor sale 1t 113s Seventh street, between i
Smh2S-lus al ARTBRECHr. TX
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apl5-td

q Il. .wILp, y01MIHLY rUNHB OF
S..o1sI q. st g T. WITH & ssS
sn0 md Tusic sssrs, is6 flsvsssS :trsss, MN
lvest ID, bet p q and st.. giyss special At
sH H%'9 IA AZ St sf1'd 81 '}s1fs end fr ':s
WNE BINaS 0RlAT REHEbY,yiA TUGA."-
IL Read Pnmphlet Of Wonderful Ours 20,
ale by an prrgEss, ;nd q .holssale and retaz b.
9. OAtvE1T FORD, No. 11os Psnnsylyanis ave-
nue.. ep Elm
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X T. MORSELL, Trustee.
ap B-dtd COOPER 4 LATIMER, Aucts
Try COOPER & LATIMER, Auctioneers,
- Successors To j. g. Mcclure A Col
Southwest corner of PenBsylyania ave and llth ~
TRFSES = SS sALE3T VALUABLE INTEgEs

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE INTEREST
IN LEASEHOLD PROPERTY ON rSTREET
BETWEEN 9TH AND 1OrH STREETS
a Under and by virtue of a deed of trust TO the
Ia; subscriber bearing date May Is. 1882 and re-
corded in Liber L. and r.. No. l.. folio $40, and
at Srequest OF the person secured thereby will sell
az public auction in front Of the premises on SAT-
URDAf, the SDth day Of April. A. ID. 1870, at 81
clock p. m, all the interest which Benz Il Gilbert
on the 18th day of May, l6s had in and to certain
!easehold estate the following described part of
lot No. IA in square No. 81, viz: Beginning "a feet
from the north corner of said lot and running
thence east 81 feet inch thence south lI3 feet 10
alley, thence west IS feet so inches thence north IS
feet thence west feet "a inches, and thence north
> feet to the beginning, with the valuable three
story brick building thereon. -
The leasehold Is as follows:-A lease for 20 years
from the list OF February lS67. at yearly rent of
sou payable on the 10Th January of each year, with
the privilege Of purchasing the fee simple at any
time before the expiration Of the 80 years for the sum
OF $4,000 The interest of Ben. y. Gilbert, now adj
verused to be sold. is undivided one third part
and the debt fer which the present sais TO be made
IL : 100, with interest from October 18th, ls5g
Terms cash: 500 to be deposited at sale and the
residue to be paid within three days thereafter If
the terms are moi complied with the deposit to be
forfeited and the property will be resOld the risk
and cost Of the detaulting purchaser upon five days
and stamps at the purchasers cost.
FRED. W. JONES, Trustees
apH IDS COOPER LATIMER Aucta
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EDUCATIONAL.
I IPPINCOTT FEMALE INSTITUTE,
IL CHARLES STREET AVENUE,

BALTIMORE, MD.
Select Boarding and Day School. Every facility
Tor the requirement Of Q thorough and finished
English and French education.
tails
Cost for boarding pupils in English department.
u 40 per annum.
For circulars containing full information address
DELI -eo&W.iy REV. IA. LIPPIN COrr, An
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RY COOPER LATIMER, Auctioneers
~ Successors to j. q. Mcclure Col
Southwest corner Fem. avenue and llth stree;
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE HOUSE AND
LOT, ON l STREET N0RTa BETWEEN ID

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE HOUSE AND
LOT, ON / STREET NORTH BETWEEN On
AND ID STREETS WEST, AT AUCTION.
- BY virtue of deed of trust to me, dated tn.
En- first day of August. 1855, rec, rded in Libsr
Eand X, No. g. folio 50, ct seq, one of the land
records Tor Washington county, in the District o
Co nm shall IrScesd e sell at public auction,
A d. $50. at So clock all that part of thai
certalnlot OF ground situate and lying In Washing
ton city, IN the District o. Columbia and known As
Lot No. Il in square No. 562; beginning Tor said part
OF lot at the northeast corner of said lot running
thence south, $50 feet. to private alley in said
square thence west - feet inches; thence north 10
ieet to street; thench east % feet inches to the
peglnnlnS, with the improvements thereon consist
ing OF nearly new three story Dwelling House
with back building, with all modern conveniences
and Containing 10 rooms This property Is opposite
the residence Of General Sherman, in one of the most
beautlf al and rapidly improving parts of the city
Terms OF sale: $1,000 cash; Of which $500 must
be paid down when the property is knocked on: bal
ance II equal payments at 6, H. Is and "a mont Ia
Tor which the purchaser notes mnst be gin en- bear
lug interest from the day of sale, and secured by
deed of trust the premises All c"nveyancine and
stamps at purchasers If the terms of saie are
not complied with within fl, days after the day Of
sale the Trustee the right resell AZ ths
risk and cost Of the defanlting purchaser.
X. r. MORSELL, Trustee.
ap ES-dtd COOPER LATIMER, Aucts.
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A HORSE has only un- JTIgIlar vein, a man has
only three. The with-rs can never "a too high
The higher they are the easier he animal
travels The lOiDs should be short, the chest
square and the shoulders well developed. The
veterinary who surgeon said, mo foot, no
horse" was perfectly correct. The 'hoOf is a
curious and complicated mechanism and elastic
box, which expands and contracts as the horse
raises or puts down the foot. Shooting should be
done with care and skill, or the natural form of
the hoof Is destroyed. Above all, so noble an
animal should be treated with the greatest kind
ness, and no pains should be spared to make his
bonds easy TO wear NAV be.
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ga louisiana State senator took a check to
he paid IL he vot for a certain railroad and the
bill passed. Then not 10 show partality, he
took a cheek from the other side, to be paid if
he voted against the bill aud the bill Was lost.
He voted no, but the bail passed, and the honest
legislator Is now thinking over the vanity OF
worldly affairs.
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10y VIM. l.. WALL Il co. Auctloneers,
- New Marble Buildings.
No. 900 and 9O2 Pennsy lvania avenue

RI W M L. ALI a CO AuCtlOneers,
u New Marble Buildings.
No. 900 and 902 Pennsy vania avenue.
CHANCERY SALE OF REAL ESTATE IN
SQUARE 1 .026.
a. BY virtue of decree of the supreme Court of
"a the District of Columbia, in equity, made the
18th day of April ls7O, in the cause of Bray vs.
Townshend ct al. No. l ,45, docket 10, the under
signed will expose for sale at auction TO the highest
bidder, on MONDAY, the ID day Of May, 1870 at :
O'Clock IN the afternoon, the following described
real estate Lots numbered forty 10, forty
seven 40 and forty eight, 49, in Square numbered
one Thousand and twenty six, 626,l with the in,
provements.
Terms of sale sep in cash and the balance one
half in six months and one half in twelve months IN
deed of trust. SlOo to be deposited at the time of
sale Ii terms of sale be not complied with within
hye days after sale, resale will be made at the
OF the defaultng purchaser. CoRveyances and
stamps at the cost of the pure haser.
JAMES q. PAYNE, Trustee
ap20d w L. WALL co Aucts
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l TNITKD STATES MARsHAL's SALE.

In virtue OF three wris Of eri facias and one writ
OF vendtioni expenas, issued from the Clerk Office
OF the supreme Court Of the District Of Columbia,
and to me directed, will sell at public sale, fer
t1ict on MONDAY, the 18th day Of April, 1870, at
clock m, all defendant right, title, claim and
interest in and to part of Lot No. Z, in Square No
rs, IN the City OF Washington, D. c., beginning at
thence south A feet, thence west the west end Of
the lot, thence in a northery direction with the
west line thereof to the north line Of said lot thence
with said north line to the place Of beginning,
HEREOF seized and levied upon as the property Of
BIcok Mackall, ir;, and will be sold to sstisfy
estions Nos 3.41S, 4lI; and 3,708, in favor Of
Matthew g.. Emery, Geo. II. Plant, A. 4 T. r.
ALEX. SHARP,
mn G-td U. B. Marshal, ID. O.
1.-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UN-
hour and place, by consent Of all parties.
ap III ALEX. SHARP. u. d. Marshal, d. q.
GALE OF COPPER SCALE.
NAVY DEPARTMENT,
Bureau Of Construction and hepaus, :
There will be offered for sale at public auction. on
FRIDAY, May s, $50, at II O'Clock - at the United
States Navy yard, Washington. about seventy thou
sand 10000 pounds OF COPPER SCALE, in lots to
suit purchasers.
1t can be examined at any time previous to the day
of sale, upon application to the commandant of the
Washington Navy yard.
Samples Of similar scale have shown 81 per cent
One half of the purchase money must be deposited
at the time Of sale, and twelve days will be allowed
to remove the scale from the yard otherwise the de-
post will be forfeited to the Government.
All payments to be made in Government funds,
and before the scale is remov ed from the yard.
ap l2-2xw3W ..