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IA PUBLIC SALE
IA OF VALUABLE REAL AND PER ~
49, SONAL PROPERTY -


The subscriber, intending to quit farming will
sell AZ pnbilc sale, Ola the premises, on MONDAY
the 9th Day OF August, $50, the farm which ne
a. present resides, situated about one mile halt
ONO Canal, passing through it. and within a mile
anu a nall OF the contemplated Metropolitan Rail
road; and contains $50 acres Of Land.
This Farm Is highly improved, under good fenc-
ing ana Is one Of the best watered and bst grain
ard grazing farms in Montgomery county 1t has a
sufcisncy OF wood on 1t for all purposes. 1t is i'm
Barn and seblnC sufficient for twenty ,and all
other necessary ont buildings, together with one of
the largest and best apple aud peach orchards to be
l1hna on am farm in the county: This Farm is
IN direct communicative, by canal, with one of the
best grain markets ia the world, ms<ing the means
farms within much shorter distance from market
Ii can IN truth be said that this il one of the most
desirable farms in the county.
III VIII De sold a. a whole, or subdiyided 10 suit
purchasers.
Temporary pt ssession will be given to seed this
taI and permanent possession on the lst OF January
next.
Also, three Wood Lots:
No IL situated between BarnesviIle snd Psoles
VILE within quarter Of mile of the Metrop Titan
railroad; ad'"ins the lands Of Richard White and
lily with valuable Chestnut Timber
Nos. and ere situaie ed in the Sugar Loaf Noun
tain and adIoin each other; No contains 81 acres
and No 3 6Iis acres Both of these Lots are also
heavily covered will Chestnut Timber
The 20 OTIS are highly valuable, there Is ma
terial on them for railroad ties and telegraph poles
sni'elent to pay for them half doz times, to say
no,f1ng OF rsil timber, &c:
Terms One third OF the purchase money to be
Iad IN cash the balance IN two equal instruments
one and two years the deferred payments to bear
interest from the day If sale and 90 bs secured by
The notes OF the purchaser purchasers with sure
ties 20 be approved by the undersigned On the pay
H'.ht Oh the whole purchase money. good and sui
PURCHASERS.
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DIED,

KLEIN. Thursd1y. August 4, ls-O, HERBERT
cable, only chid Of John NJ aud J ose cen, aged
-iE months.
uneral from residence oi his parents, No. 9Oi
- street, Friday, August 5. at 2:p o. III.
DOYLE. Or the morning of the i.h Inst Of
cholera Infsntum. ANDREW BRiCE. aee,i I year
AID werk- only child OF Robert y. and Rebscca
II. ECNle.
Dress one kiss upon his forehead.
Gently close thJs5 sweet blue eyes,
De- not weep. he = only sleeping,
You viii N sat him in the rkies.
His funeral viii take place on Friday. the 9Th AZ
: clcCS p. IN from the residence OF his grand
mother. Mrs. J. r. Joht . n, No. 1917 X street
S'uth WsshiBgtOn. Frederick .burg, Va Charles,
ton . q, and Rockford, ILL., papers please copy 4 /.
McMENAMIN. A. O'Clock a. m. August ,,h
1910, MARY GEkTECDE. beloved laughter Of J hn
and maggie q. MeAonsmin, aged two years aud
twenty four days
Funeral takes place August 5ih from 900 9th
street. between Massachusetts avenue and h street
The friends OF the family respectfully invited To
attend.
McDEx!TT. On the 81 instant. at 74j a. m,
hiEHAkL NJ. MCDENITT. aged 4S years
luneral services from ST. Stephens Church on
Thur-oay afternoon at .. m. All the relatives and
friends are respectfully invited. Philadelphia pa
peGs copyI q.
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ITNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,

Y WISH NOTION, ID. q july IS, lTo
On the petition % G OhGE THOM PsON al Phil
adof Ma PenDsy lvaEs. praying for the extension OF
patent granted % him on the 2Ist DAY Of October
ls56, and reissned the lat day OF February Iss9
and again reissued in three divisions. numbered
spectiyely 2569. f70, and 2s7I, the 18th daT OF
April. Isl. for improvement in putting up Csus-
tic Aikalies:
Ii is ordered that the testimony in the case De
closed the 2Jfh day Of September next: that the
time for fling arguments and the ExAmners re-
Port be limited 20 the sth day OF September merit
and that said petition be heard on the 5th day OF
October next.
Any person may oppose this extension
SAMUEL {. fISHER.
~ es-th,sW Commissioner OF Patents.
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DRoPOsALs FOR COAL.

SENATE OF THE UNITED STATES,
Cffcs ~ TIE SsTg cant or Arms.
. WAsHIHGToN. July =. lSet
Sealed Proposals will be received at this ffce m
III ~ N. Of SATURDAY. the 81 day q Seplernser
neht Tor The delivery, 70 the senate OF the United
States 81 Eight Hundred Tons q 2lO pounds III III.
toni 81 beet WHITE ASH FURNACE'C0AL' siso.
Tor seventy I'VE Cords Of best BAKERS' PINE
OAK WOOD s
The coal 90 be thoroughly screened the vood nell
seakyned, end the hole packed AWAY in the seasfe
assistants. John A. FRFNfH
Jy2S eotSep3 se-rears al Ans
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RY W. l.. WALL & co. Auctioneers,
ID No. 900 and 902 Pennsylvania avenue,
New Marble Building.b
GOVERNMENT SALE OF MARBLE MILL,
MACHINERY. TOOLS, FRAMES, &C, &c, AT
THE CAPITOL.
On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, August 18th, com.
mpncing at o'clock, we will sell. on TIE grounds
north OF the Capitol large lot Of Machinery Tools
&c, among which may be found
Marble Saw Mill
Rutbing Bed
Pullies and Shafting
Screw Cutting Machine
Turning Lathe
Planning Machine
Drill Press
Fan Blower, &c.
BY order of the Secretary of the Interior.
EDW ID CLARK,
- Architect of the Capitol.
Ug 1RepI W. l.. WALL 4 co, Auct's
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IN PERSONAL PROPERTY.

IN PERSONAL PROPERTY. ~
Eight head Of Work Horses, one Morgan Stallion
twelve head of ColIs 3 three year olis, tvo-year
DDS, yesrling, and sucking Colts. These Horses
al Colts all of the best blooded stock in the
State.
One Pair Of well broke Oxen, six Mich COWS, all
NO l. BOT an indifferent one among them all
Durham stock. -Four leariiug Calves and two
Spring Calves.
Thirty head of we'll grown Shoats, fit for killing
u. &c the coming fall six Brood Sows with fifty I'VE
PIGS. "
Together with all my Farming Implements con
regulated farm.
Tension the personal property, n credit OF
nine months will be giy all OF twenty dol
lars and over, the purchaser giving note with an
proved security bearing interest from date; on all
sums under dollars the cash will be required
and no properly to he removed until the terms OF
sale are complied with.
~Sale TO commence at O'Clock a m.
CHARLES ". SHREvE
AIFx. nADF. Auctioneer ana ~
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M AEHOOD: la
WI HOW LOST HOW RESTORxD
Jss Sse.ssAsd. IN ssaL<d ssssoys. Price, sir sSxss
., a HhEOTUR1 on THE NATURAL TREAT.
OF Seminal Weakness, INVOLUNTARY Ennis ~
.ioDs 9, Sexual Debility, and Impediments to-
tions Epilepsy. and Fits; Mental md Physical Inca
rssrlinf frHm ssia q ed y RSsr
"A Boon to 1hoxsAnds Of Sufferers"
Sent under seal I'm 3 ylain envelope, 20 any I'd.
dress, pospsid, on receipt q six cents or to Post
age stamps, by OHAs. @ kLINE. SSsC 90, 1S5
Also, Dr.. OulvsrWalls marriage Guide" price
- cents uy1-Smh
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MARRIED..

PAESONS-BLAIR. May 10, $50. by the Row
Samuel A. WiI-on, Mr. ALBERT VI PARSONS 20
Niles ELSIE vi. BLAIR, both OF this city.
ShlDMuRE-PAYNE. August 81. by DR. l. W
Bate. Hr. HARRISON SkIDNURE 10 Mrs
MARY A. PAYNE. fredericksburg. Va, papers
please 1
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by COOPER LATlMER, Auctioneers,
- Successors to J. T.. McGuire & Co.,
Southwest corner of Penn. avenue and llth street
ADMINISTRATIVE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD
AND KITCHEN EURNITURE
On SATURDAY MORNING, Aug. 9Th, at
MI 10 clock, / will sell at the auction rooms OF
VA Cooper Latimer the personal effects Of Jas
Hvsweeney, deceased, consisting in part Of
Sofa, Tables and Chairs
Painted Cettage Su!te
Straw Mating AMI Uicloih
Bureaus, Bedsteads ard Washstauds
Excellent Feather Reds, Bolstsrs and Pillows
Blankets, Comforts and Spreads
Crookery and Glassware
Cook Stove and Kitchen Requisites.
Term, cash
MARY SWEENEY. Administrative
au33t COOPER LATIMER, Aucts
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.

by WM. L.. WALL q CO, Auctioneers
- New Marble Buiidiag. No. 600 and 909,
Corner 9Th street and Pennsylvania avenue.
sALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY.
IA By VII tue of a deed of trust from George W .
E.N HanptmaB and wife, dated the 9th Septem-
S&ber: 1S6S, recorded in and Il No. L, folis ass.
OF the land records Of ashingto7 county ID. & aud
oy the direction Of the party secured thereby, we
MI sfI az public auction. on the premises. on
THURSDAY. the ith of August, l-7o, at oclock D.
n part Of Lot Ne 5. In Square No. so, beginning
ieei from the northeast corner Of said lot, ST.
north, and running thence south S1s feet; thence
westward Is feet, thence north S7a feet to said
and thence east Is feet to the beginning with the
building thereon.
Terms Of sale: One-third cash, So of which must
be paid at the saie and the residue in six and twelve
months with the purchasers notes bearing interest
secured by deed OF trust. On the purchaser fall
ure To comply with the terms of sale In Eve days the
Trustees reserve the right to resell at his risk and
cost after five days public notice. All stamps and
convey ancing at the purchasers cost.
WIN. Z. WOODWARD a..
jyle W L. WALL & Co Auct,rs
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81 tout weighing forty-seven pounds has
eryn caught Of the shore at Manistee, Mich
gan IL il supposed 10 be the largest ev Z
caught IN the lake.
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AUCTION SALES
RI THOS L. WAGGAMAS
- IL AZ Estate Broker and Auctionaa-.
No 3l9 7th street, opposite Po.t Dice

Ply THoS Il. wAGGAMAH,
- IL AZ Estate Brck+ r and Auc.fonaa-
No ols Ith street, opposite Poet Olfce
"a Day October iss as recorded in n1 Ifber
cords for sS S &c one e the lad
public sale, on MONDAY II, itil day no 81 S S
sasT Sd the I PAT, . st
htginnins for the same on north II street. IS feet
vest "a feet to the southwest corner OF SAID lot
thence north TO the line of said at theme east
setSer xi s 7o a., to the place q the nn to
,hS fr1, o. small frame and small brick hou
th ana small frame building on the of
Terms; One third cash; the balance in 6 and IL
atd secuIed by deed of trust on the property. SD
70 " PAID at time of sale All convey ancing and
revenue stamps at cc.t Of the purchaser.
ao4 eo&ds TH0s 4. wAGGAMAN, Auct.
Rf GREEN wlLLIAMs,.
Ahcnoneers and Real Estate Brokers.
NO. 3l9, southeast corner 9TH and d SITS.
9Wo-sToRT BRICK noVsE AND LOT AT
On TUESDAY next, the 9th inst, at 6
premises part OF Lot No. 80 In square No
Sor SC apss and ie1s on street north bswes9
81 9sfter E Sth Tie imprc' e'nonts which
Sec nrd by deed Of trst premises, with Interest
chaser $50 down on the day Of sale. '''
AMID GREEN 4 WILLIAMS. Aucts
0Sf GhkhN q wILLIAms,
- Auctcneers ard Real Estate Brokers,
NO. SlS, Southeast corner 7tb and ID streets.
OuARniANS SALE OF GOOp BUILDING LOT
NJ VEST SIZE OF NORTH CAPITOL ST,
NEAR STREET NORTH
"a bL virtue Of a decree of tho Supreme Court of
Sio,hc District of Columbia, Hon. a. Wylie, jus.
M LIZ; L VIII sell in front of the prem Uses, on
N u the ilth day of August, $50, at six
lick p M parts Of Lots thirty three (ssj aai
Ihifty i"Ur "a IN Square six hundred ana twenty.
re; to-1' ashiDgton city. fronting seventeen feet
on norm capitol street and running back with uni
I'm WAN one hundred and five ieet. with private
; , ptEleSed to be located three feet wide be
tween said property and the ad Joining
Terms oi sale pres ,ribed by decree Ona-balf
with interest. and title retained until maid Id,
down on day of sale. f Wv
III the above terms are coupije5 jth tho mon
"rty will be resOd reasonable notice AT risk aud
ccst 81 Gefaultng purchaser
ELLEN OCOSNOR, Guardian
to orphans of Dennis O'i)onnnr. dec ,;,s ID
aus GREEN q WILLIAMS ucts
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TO FAT AEI.

Two init, az NEW OLOTHINa, made By one
of .be Talors of the District for sale al
PRIN0H Sloan Once Sale Store,
jeN-u 1905 fa. ave., Warrington 20,
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n. 7. PAhKER, No oSr Lcuisisna sverue fos1
Nc saphoCsE,s SIGN and DECORATIVE PALE
nkh-doins, N ehOrt, sl that any painting essab-
hshment do and aartas no partssr 20 dsr,ds A.
yotfs.chaiicnges sny fair sns honorable conpsc-
uon AS m old cftxersof WashinGton cf hfty yeasv'
Standing carrying On business GU Louisiana venue,
oetween sixth aud sevsnth streets, for thirty year
anoe q the same M PARKIR
pi-D No. e21 Louisiana avenue.
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COyEBNMENr HOSPITAL ZOE THE M
NJ SANE. "

Ct. ELIZABErH, ID. e., J oily 27th 1870
Sealed Proposals will be received from narties
actually engaged in brick making, and from none
others, VI I'll noOn August Sth, $780, when they will
be opened in presence Of the bidders all OF whom are
invited to lie presently to furnish the United States
sAND(0 NJ BRICKS, one third = ITO be salmon, -
one Third - arch and pillar" AID one third &.
red. The salmon" must be lizard enough 10 be
suitable fer interior wall: the "arch and pillar
must be sound and straight enough for the inner face
0itNterlor ais, and the red must be hand made,
eitnrefed Clay and az dark and OF Uniform color,
spc II as COED quality IN all respects those with
which the outer walls OF the eastern section OF the
ut Hospital edtce are faced; all be whole
when taken rOu the kilns the size must be that re-
CURED ty the ordinances Of the city of Washn gton.
The bricks Will be received at the kilns from the
hands 81 men employed by the proprietors Of the
kiirs TO toss them from the banks, in the
pi, sence OF man In the employment OF the Hos
p eI large experience in the assortment of bricks,
VINO VIII De sworn to receive them in strict accord
anfe with this advertisement and the orders aud
agreements made In pursuance of it,
Bids will be received from one brick maker to fur
hisf the hole or any portion of the ninety thou
sand 40 bricks required. Bids will also be re-
70 furnish either of the qualities of bricks
for each quality; and ali bioders are requested TO
state how many bricks they will furnish each week
hnt " hen they can begin to furnish them Weekly
payments Will be made of ninety per cent. OF the
aouEt due Tor the bricks receive in any one week
and inc remaining ten per cent. will be paid when
the Jul number OF bricks one party may agree to
furnish Is received in accordance with this adj
Superintendent OF the Hospital, who reserves the
right e reject any and all bids that he does not deem
adv ambiguous 70 the government.
U:5-eoGt Y. II. NICHOLS, Superintendent.
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DROPOsALs FOR SEWER.

Ooe IF Super inisndent aud Inspector Of Ss,rsys Car
,,ogs,cays, Foot'rays, and Nslc Bailf,nsS,
Stty Hgl, Wass'ng,on; u. c., BOA jay, 1870. \
signed at the Mayors office until IL m FRIDAY,
me di1h DAY OF August $50 for the construction of
avenue and TO the old sewer leading into the
caT nal Under II The act approysd October 1852
nslae Ginnoter walls nine INCHES in thickness
one nanhoe, The average depth will be eleven feet
to the inside bottom Of the Sewer
hard, hand made, thorough burnt brick will be
hs,d c4feul .Xcindins AL shattered arch brick
laid aud every brick must have full mortar ioint.
under bottom sides and ends The whole to be laid
to parts Of sand and made in V ananties or
care and accuracy must DO observed in shaping the
eating to the exterior Of the Sewer for which will
be requisite TO use templets.
hsun up 10 The e, Fl Of the outside crown Of the
arch must be well filled rammed, and pndiled. All
nsg l9otways or other pavements which, in the
HT6 and also tho saaea Of tb stTsss must no ais
repaLtd. regraoed in the best manner. and to the
SC. &C, also the Ward Commissioner and Assistant
CoBinlsslOners appointed by the Mayor to superIn
The manhule to be three feet square in the clear
and 10 be WORK ed from the bottom, it'll openings in
the walls for the connect ton OF the main sewer the
wall and bottom Of the manboie to b. nine inches
!hicf ana to be carried up TO within nine Lches OF
e9ptd with four pieces of rough hammered granite
nine inches wide nine inches thick haiy ed together
at the ends VI such length that that they i'll nclose
space Of three feet square, in the clear claInped
together ON the outer side, and rabbited on the
inner sides to receive iron grating the bars of
which shall be cast iron, half ch thick and half
inch epart.
The urops will be the size as the laterals, Is
inches inside dtnater; walls inches thcx; the ton
OF the " all mus; be covered with cover to
protect it from injury and it WI be requisite to have
two large iiags, about iS6 to each of the
drops, upon four tiers of brick about inches high
ann square.
All expense Of pumping, daming, or other loss or
damage which may arise from the nature o. the
work or lie caused by action Of the clements mn st
be b By the contractor. The whole Of the above
work will be paid for by assessment upon the pro-
peity bordering along the line. The man hole, in
ersecton OF street aud drops will be paid for BY the
Corporation. -
Bidders will state the price per lneaI foot for the
main sever linea foot for the laterals per drOp
each; per man hole, each. II found ia the exec
Of any part OF this work that the aforesaid specca-
tloos are Lot carefully carried out il will be con-
siGered as a nulllhcation of the contract,
WIN. FORSYTH
JSoO GO iRep1 Supt. and Inspector, &c
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- GREEN & WILIIAMS,
- Aucti0neers and Real Estate Brokers'
No. $40, southwest corner 7th and ID treets

~ huCIiDfeerS an0 Real Estate Brokers,
No. 3l9, southwest corner 7th and u treets
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPER
TY AT AUCTION.
80 BY virtue Of deed of tr1st bearing date
b.J June 18th lsG9, and duly recorded in the land
-. records OF ashingtOn county. D. C.. in Liber
4 and H., NO. Is folio 235, and by direction of the
party secured thereby will SELL at public auction
on the premises, on THURSDAY, 18th inst, at five
O'Clock D. m, all that part of lot No IA, in slua
Ola beginning for the same at the southwest corner
OF ssd lot end running thence north the east line
oi street tw nty feet, thence east 40 feet to an
aey thence south 70 feet thence la0 feet to the
beginning
Terms: $3.50 cash, and balance in and L.
months, secured by deed of trust on the property
Stamps and conveyancing at the cost Of fhe purcha
ser. ~ the terms are not complied with within five
days from the day of sale the reserves the
right TO resell ut the risk and of the defauli
purchaser. 8 30 down when the property is struck
of. p. A. DARNEILLE Trustee
jyl6d GREEN WILLIAMS ucts.
E@THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED ON
account OF the rain TO TUESDAY, August 9Th; at
same hour and place.
Jy29d GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auc:s.
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by GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
- Southeast corner of eth and street

by GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
- Southeast corner of eth and ID streets.
LEASE, FURNITURE AND EFFECTS OF THE
klRhNOUD HOUSE FOR SALE.
IN - BY virtue of q deed of irust from Jacob
" Brown, dated March p, 1870 and duly record
~ ed III Liber No 6N, folio 24 ct eco of the lard
tIeGords OF Washington county, o. c., will
sell at public auction, en- the premises, on
MONDAY the S.h day of August 1870 az II clock
a. m, the unexpired term of lease Of the KirkwoOd
House, at the corner ef Twelfth street west and
Pennsy aBia avenue, in this city together with
goods chattels, household furniture. fixtures and
effects n, upon and about the prcmise- also one
pair Of Bay Horses, one set Of double Harness and
Omnibus,
The lease expires April /, 1873. Annual rent, five
thousand dollars and taxes
Terms OF sale: One halt cash: balance at six and
twelve months, fer which the notes Of the
bearing interest from the day of SALE and secured by
decd Of trust on the property sold, will be taken
All CONVEX ancng and revenue clamps tine cost of
the purchaser. deposit Of $50 will be required
OF the purchaser at the time of sale.
The property viii be offered as q whole upon the
above ters and If not sold In that way will be sold
separately. Terms cash.
WA. r. MATTINGLY. Trustee.
J22-fd GREEN & WILL IAMS. Aucts
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RY COOPER LATIMER, Auctioneers,
- =, tSSccessers to j T.. Mcclure Co..
Southwest corner Of Penna. avenue and 18th st.
TRUSTEES SALE: BY JUDICIAL DECREE,
OF NALuABLE IMPROVED ZEAL ESTATE
NEAR TIL CAPITOL.
- b. virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court
Ia: Of the District of Columbia, dated July 5Dth,
loTo, passed in a certain cause therein de pend
Ing. IN which James Lookery and others are COM
pla1nants, and Hugh LOcksry is defendant, the
ptlhs chahcery cauSe number uS3, L shall sell,
trustee, ut public auction. on MONDAY, tue sta
day oil August, loO, at O'Clock p. m on the prem
lt That certain piece parcel of land in the city
o. Washington, District of Columbia, described as
19ow--T he eastern part OF lot numbered entren
90, in square numbered seven hundred and twenty
chy, havit front Of twenty seven fest, measured
west fr III the northeast corner said lot and run
ming back Of the same width to the rear line of said
I'd That certain other piece or parcel of land. sit
nnte IN said city and District, described follows
In square numbered seven hundred aud twenty nine
t1), having a front OF twenty feet eleven inches
measured east from the northwest of said lot
and running back Of the same width to the line
OF said lot
Zach of these pieces OF land is improved by a ne
The property IS on East Capitol street very the
Capitol Grounds.
Terms of sale: One third cash, and the balance in
Two equal payments at six and twelve mouths, with
Interest from day of SALE secured by the
notes, endorsed to the satisfaction of the Trustee
the purchaser. A depost Of SIOO on each piece of
ground required " hen the property is struck off.
WIN. w. BOARMAN. Trustee
aul COOPERe& LATIMER, A actS
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PARIS. Aug j.-fhe Figaro claims that th
victory AZ SaArbrucken WAS one of great imPor
tanCU. The Emperor wished to gam posScsSiO
OF SaII bTGcAeu because it commands the VALE
II SaaT and the railway to rreves. The latte
cannot how b. Of service 10 the enem;. All u,
counts cCiucid. ~ TO the des.ructiyeaeSS Of IN
mitrailleu>c and the comparatively sm al loss
French troops.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1870-03-11

An excellent farm, known ms tho Reeves
Farm. three miles north east of the City OF In
dependence 100 acres of Prairie and 50 acres OF
Timber about one mile from the prairie land.
The farm is we'll watercd and is superior stock
farm, good share cultivated and fenced
house and barn, and good well near the house
with grove, fruit trees and shrubbery: For par
ticulars enquire on the premises, OF the widow,
or Of W. IL. Bar on, Independence, or OF Geo
W. Ruddick, Wnverly, Bremen Co., Iowa.
GEORGE W. RUDDICK,
Executor.
Independence, March 20, 1869. 4o-tf