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St: Paul, saltwater . T.yiors Talis r. r. c
Depot foot Of J,ct,on street.

Hudson and River FAILS Trains:
On and after Monday, Dec. 2, 1878, this Company
will run train daily, Sundays excepted, leaving
River Falls, Wis.,, at Z :55 m; leaving Hudson q
$3.50 m, and arriving st st Paul ct 100 m.
Returning, viii leave st Paul 1t 100 p m, Hudson
st go m, and arrive at River Falls ut SOS
st. Paul and saltwater Trains.
D0pSrt. Arrive
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would like to know what that meant. He
could not understand it. The Senator from
Georgia thought the South had right to be
solid. The North would destroy the Union.
The South was no more solid to-day than in
1857, and even since, and no quarrel with the
North made it solid. 1t was solid because
it was determined to rule or ruin the nation.
1t tried the ruin scheme with arms and failed ),
it comes back to ruin it by withholding sup
plies to carry on the government. Men have
changed since 1857, but not measures. The
other side then fought to overthrow the govern
ment; now they vote and talk for the self-same
purposes. You are to-day as you were then,
concluded Chandler, determined either to ruin
the government, and you can't do it.
Senator Hill said he would only remark that
the testimony referred to by Chandler was
taken in shorthand before the ku klux COM
mittee of Atlanta, and printed without his
revising seeing it. There we're typographical
and verbal errors in it as printed and the term
Union secessionist had certainly never been
used by him in his life.
Senator Window wished to refer to scrap
of history suggested by Senator Hill assertion
that secession was brought about by the ex-
tremists of the North who threatened the
property of the South. In February, 1861, a
Republican House of Representatives. by q
two-thirds vote passed an amendment to the
constitution prohibiting the passage of any
cons stitutional amendments giving Congress
power to interfere with slavery in any State
whose laws recognized it. Senator Wiadom
said he was not here to defend that amend
ment, but it was passed and submitted to the
people. A few days afterward Lincoln, in his
first inaugural alluded to apprehensons among
the Southern people that the accession of
the Republicans to power would
mean danger to their property and
assured them that such apprehensions were
groundiess, and that interference with slave
was late Am
of the correctness of his assurance was open.
That was the manner, said Window, in which
the extremists Of the North compelled the peo-
pie of the South tosccede, because they feared
iSey would lose their property.
Senator Window gave way for a motion to
adjourn by Senator Beck, who suggested that
Window continue his remarks OIL Monday, by
which time it is thought the political provisions
of the bill will be reached. With this under
standing the Senate adjourned.
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Minneapolis Railroad Time Table.

Minneapolis b st. Louis RailWay...Sh0r
Limo Iowa Route via Burlington.
Running through express trains with Pullman
palace car sleepers to st. Louis without change 10
miles shorter than any other route.
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New York Dry Goods.

New York Dry GoOds.
NEW YORK, May 10.
Trade quiet to-day, but there very strong
undertone in the market for both cotton and wooens.
Brown and bleached cottons in steady demand and
stocks unusually light in first hands and quiet but
lawns are in good demand. Mems wear woolens in
fair request. Foreign goods quiet.
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LIE. da.ly,|Ar. Da
Ex.sund'y Ex sunt

Trains arrive aod depsr, from tho st. Paul PA.
nc depot, Minneapolis.
Tickets and sleeping car berths secured at CITY
ticket Office, No. Warrington avenue, Opposite
st. Paul Pacific depot Mimeapol E, and at 116 East
Third street, at Paul -GKo. 81. Hazard Tfcke
Agent. GaAs. E. HATCH, Geo. Man,
A. H. BoDI, Gen. Pess. Agt.
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STATE OF MINNESOTA,
DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE,

Chicago, Milwaukee s. st. Paul Railway.
Passenger Depot foot of Jackson street. Ticket
and Freight Office Southeast Corner of Third and
Jackson streets. Thompson & Petsch, Ticket Agents,
st. Paul.
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Chicago Live stock Market.

CHICAGO, May 10.
HOGS-The Drovers Journal reports hog receipts
$4,000; shipments 4,20O weak, dull and lower;
mixed packing $s.2O@3 .45 light bacon 3.4OD3. 60;
choice heavy 3.50@3 60; closed dull and weak;
mostly sold.
OATTLE-Receipts GOO; shipments $40;
one lot of export cattle at $4SO@5. 10, and were
shipped for Liverpool; market stronger; 1Oc higher:
good to choice export 5.OO05 15 fair to goed ship
ping 4.00@450; butchers firm best grades; others
weak.
sHEEP-Receipts 100; dull; So oo03.5O.
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TRAINS
River Division.

River Division
Through Chicago & East
ern Express.
Through Chicago 4 East
ern Express. .............
Iowa and Minnesota Div. /.
Prairie du Chen, Milwau-
kee and Chicago Express
st. Louis " Kansas City Elk
do do do
Owatonna Passenger.
GA n.,v nf cH:..--xI:
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WHEAT.
MILWAUKEE.
CHICAGO.
CORN

Wheat receipts in Chicago, 1922 bushels: ship
ments 16O, ,484
Wheat receipts in Milwaukee, 81, ,42O bushels; ship
ments 81, ia bushels.
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st. Paul b Duluth Railroad,
MINNEAPOLIS ADVERTISEMENTS
DONNEILY'S
Minnehaha Hotel

This elegant hotel will reopen May LIST, refurnshed
and renovated for the season.
Located as it is Immediately upon the falls, and
having within it's enclosures the beautiful glen of the
Minnehaha with its magnificent groves, it is, with
out exception the most desirable summer resort in
Minnesota.
The hotel is kept strictly rst-cass, and guests are
accommodated on either the American or European
plan
The Table d. Hote and Parlor Restaurant viii be
found convenience to transients.
The grounds have disposed in picturesque loca-
tions, handsome pavillions and arbors, where ices
and light refreshments are served.
At stated times the celebrated Great Western Band
will be in attendance. G-188
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in dry goods grocery
w store by young man who has had experience
in each Best of reference. Address F., GLOBE
Office. 84f
O,,o 1.,oo ~ kxpo uv,oo1, rnon,o r,Dfr,r
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Boston Produce Market.

BOSTON, May 10.
FLOUR-Good demand; winter stock sold up
close; western superfne 81. 7503.OO; common e1-
tras 3.75QD4.25; Wisconsin extras 4.OO@14.5O; Min
nesota do 4.O005.5O; winter wheats, Ohio and
Michigan 25@5.25; Illinois s. 5.OO@6.Oo; st. Louis
5.5016.26; Wisconsin and Minnesota patent process
spring wheats 6 5008.25; patent process winter
wheats 650D7 so.
GRAIN-Corn quiet; mixed and yellow 1910
47Ac; extra yellow 4s0451ac. Oats firm; No
and extra white 37042c; No. 2 white 36H@l37c
No. white and No. mixed 36@37c. Rye 62065c.
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Northern Pacific Railroad.
Depot foot of Sibley street. Ticket and Freigh
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Main line trains run through to Bt. Vincent W1thOu
change-palace sleeping coach attached.
J. P. FARLEY, Gen Manager and Receiver.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

st. Passl Railroad Time Tables
First Division st. r. & r., II. II. & M, e. st
Pep. Railroad Lines.
For breckenridge, Glyndon Fishers Landing and
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Foreign Produce Market.

LONDON, May 10.
ROSIN-Common As Cd.
LIVERPOOL, May 10.
COTTON-Moderate inquiry; 6B@6 15-16d; sales
$4,000 bales; for speculation and export 1000
bales; American $500 bales.
PROFESSIONALISM, American 33s.
LINSEED OIL-26s.
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treason and traitors.
Continuing, Senator Chandler said the Sena-
tor from Georgia was not the man to talk about
other men saving their own blood. He took
care to put his blood in Fort Lafayette, where
it was out Of the way of both rebel and Union
bullets. He (Chandlerl then now was in
favor Of the government of the United States
and abhorred the idea of State sovereignty over
national sovereignty, and was then now pre-
pared even to shed blood to save blood, but the
Senator from Georgia was, as he testified be-
fore the committee, a Union secessionist. He
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GENERAL large Rooms, furnished or unfurnlShed;
= southern exposure; AZ moderate rates table board
u desired u ~ ~ N O. one square nom Government
Printing Office. ocl0
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MONETARY MdTTERs IN NEW YORK
And SIN BRANCIsoo.
New York Money Market.

NEW YORK, october IA, 1870.
The exports Of domestic products for the week
ending to-day were valued NJ S0I365jG.
Money was active Mt per cent. Foreign exchange
dull aud weak at IsOA@iSlA for long, and lS2249
1881 for demand
Government bonds strong.
State bonds dull.
Railroad bonds fnrly active. Erie new second
consols fiuctuated between S4% and SjH Chesa-
peake " Ohio firss rose from 55Ia TO 571 with later
Eales at 56A and 81, while do seconds fell onto 3O4
and recovered TO 81. Kansas & Texas tirsts rose
from Sl2 to s}2z; do seconds from 3GA to 89A
Boston, Hartford Il Erie firsts from 379s TO 4dM
Chicago u Alton iirsts from Ito 70 III; Chicago
Huntington n Quincy eights from lO9 to III; Della
ware Il Hudson registered bonds of 1884 from lOlH
10 1903; Kansas Pacific incomes No 16 from "a TO 15
and Cairo & Texas trsts from % to 9S Union Pacific
sinking fund advanced to ia; Denver Il Rio
Grande firss to 97e6 Winona Il ST. Peter seconds
to 10; Lehigh u Wilkesbarre consols assened rose
from 80 TO Sgs4, while do incomes declined from
81 TO g. Ohio & Mississippi seconds declined to
Ill, and Rome Ogdcnsburg hrsts 70 6Sl%; Iron
Mountain seconds preferred Incomes dropped from
az to CO.
The Stock Market was strong and buoyant
throughout the greater part OF the day. and prices
advanced %U63 per cent, Kansas Pacific leading
the improvement, in which the entire list partlci-
p1cd. During the afternoon there was q reaction
ofA@1 per cent, but in the final dealings strong
tone again prevailed, accompanied by n full re-
coVery in prices, the market closing ut about the
bestigures of the day. Erie the Telegraph shares,
Canada Southern and the Granger stocks, were
most conspicuous in the dealings,
Total sales were 4Gl,0 900 shares, of which
1llO0O were Erie, l2,0O0 Lake Shore, 2i,000
Northwestern, 10000 st. Paul, 1900 Wabash $4,000
Jersey Central, 5000 Morris Il Essex, li,0O0 Union
Pacific, 5000 Ohio IL Mississippi, $1,000 Western
Union, 1900 Atlantic & Pacific, 10000 Pacific
Mail 1000 Kansas City & Northern, 1000 Kansas
Pacific.
The following were the closing quotations;
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Baltimore Markets.
BALTIMORE. Md, October H.
Idllinp 1OlLGn1Ol<n

BALTIMORE. ND, October II.
Cotton firm. Middling, l0A@l03sc.
Flour strong and active, unchanged. Howard
street and Western superfne, 81 50lg5 co. do extra
s. 25@6 w; do family So 25@7 co. City mills super
fine, S5 do extra, So 25@5 TO- do family Sc 500
90; do Rio brands, sc 1907 90; Patapsco family,
81 rs.
Wheet-southern, higher and quiet; Western
excited and higher. Southern red, 81 406l 40 ;
do amber 81 1901 3d. No. l Maryland 81 Al; No
2Western winter red, spot, and October, 81 i5lS6
46; November, 81 47@l Az; December, 81 $3.50
40.
Corp-Southern steady; Western firm. Southern
white 62@63c; do yellow, Coo; Western mixed spot
69hc; October, 59@59IIc; November, 5S14Co5Sl6c;
December, 576g57 u; steamer, no bid; offered 56.
Oats higher and fairly active. Southern, 400
1Sc Western white, 4O@l3ci do mixed, S094Oc,;
Pennsylvania, 40@i3.
Rye firm and higher at Csc.
Hay firm. Prime to choice Pennsylya nia and
Maryland, Sl5@l6 per ton.
Provisions firm and without change. Mess pork
el1. Bulk meats-Loose shoulders 31104c clear rib
sides &c; do packed, 4A@4Ac. Bacon Shout.
ders, 491c; clear RIB sides, nc, Hams 100 HE
Lard, refined tierces, &c.
Butter quiet. Prime TO choice Western packed,
13@l6c.
Eggs active at 1oc.
Petroleum, nominally, unchanged; 0yf for re.
Coffee quiet RIO argoes, laai0>lc.
Sugar quiet soft, 81a@S34c.
Whisky firm at 81 H.
Freights TO Liverpool per steamer unchanged
Cotton, ed; Hour 3s grain, 9L@Ql5d.
Receipts--Flour, 500 bbls; wheat, 3O25OO bu;
corn, 60,700 bu; oats $500 bu rye, 5000 bu.
Shipments-Wheat92,s 500 bu; corn, 1873, 600 bu.
Sales-Wheat, 732 800 bu; corn, 175,7OO bu.
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MISCELLANEOUS



Vienna Correspondent Of the London Standard
My dog Where is my dog ~ were Prince
Bismarcks first words on alightng on tho
platform Of tho Westbahn railway station last
night, and, sure enough, there no was, the
sleek quadruped who so seriously imporled
the precious existence Of Prince Gortschakofr
during the congress. With a bound, Sultan,
who had travelled second class was at his mas
tors side covering him with bosterous mani.
festations of canine affection, and not taking
tho slightest notice of Count Andrassy and
Prince Reuss, who kept n respectful distance
until Sultan had satisfied himself that the
Prince was none tho worse for his journey.
The meeting between Count Andrassy and his
illustrions guest was u cordial ono. and, arm in
arm, they walked to tho court carriage. pri-
vate brougham of the Emperor's, that was
waiting to take Prince Bismarck to the hotel
where he is staying.
Hardly were the two statesmen seated and
ready to start, ere down went the window on
the near side and stentorian voice cried out
"Mein hund Wo list mein hund p II any
thing had befallen that blessed dog whilo
Prince Bismarcks attention was momentarily
turned in another direction, it is my firm be-
lief that IL would have been all up with tho
Austro.German alliance, and the inconsed
Chancellor would have taken the first train
back to Berlin. Sultan Is, however, an ox-
perienced traveller, and has o very good notion
of how to take care of himself In twink.
ling he was at the carriage door, and, assisted
by two court nunkeys, lie sedately took his
seat on the rug at the feet of the two gem
tlemen inside. Judge of the stupefaction Of
tho crowd assembled outside tho Hotel
Imperial on seeing the four.legged occu-
pant of the court brougham leap out
with bark, aud, contrary to all etiquette,
greet the nearest bystanders in q most unpleas-
antly demonstrative style never saw such
q ridiculous sight in my life. People fled in
all directions, for Sultan has % bad reputation.
He nearly upset the congress by an uniustif.
able attack upon the Russian Plenipotentiary,
and since then he has manned one of the
Berlin Foreign Office officers for life, be.
cause he sat down upon the chair usually oc-
cupied by Prince Bismarck. The worst Of it
is that he is not the genuine historical favorto
of tho Chancellor, but only spurious imta.
ton. Sultan-the original Sultan-I learn
was poisoned a couple of years ago, and moth
ing can shake Prince Bismarck's conviction
that it was two Social Democrats who did it.
-
THE lap of luxury-When tho cat gets
cream.
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admitted to probate and letters tesamentary Issued
TO Francis q. Mohun bond $4,000. In re VIII
Jane s. Campbell; will admitted to probate I;
Walter II. Smith made executor; bond SGO0.
In re estate ]. q. Aunes; will excepting unsigned
codicil admitted to probate, and refusing probate
TO paper writing dated December IL, 1873, letters
testamentary issued to Charles III. ATmes; bond
$1,000. In re Patrick Brennan; petitioner ap-
pointed guardian; bond $1,000 In re estate Will
lam B. Walton; order of publication. In re Will
Ellen Maury; order of publication. In re estate
Reuben Collins; letters of administration granted
TO c. w. Collins lii re Bessie NJ Corwine sworn
statement of account with one OF her wards filed.
In re estate ID. w. Edmonslon; will admitted to
probate, James l.. Simms appointed administrator;
bond 81 900. In re estate Abraham Morrell execu.
tor required to give $4,000 bond within ten days.
Adjourned until Friday next at 10 n. m.
ASSIGNMENTS FOR TODAY.
SUPREME Court or THB DIsTRfCr-CHfEF JUSTICE
CARTIER AND JUSTICES WYf1E AND JAMEs.-No.
49, Jackson vs.. Blackwood "a, Rooch VS.. Castle
man. %, United States OK rel. Davis VS.. Rhees;
20 BARLEY VS.. Hebron 80, Hoffman vs. Jones;
T. Fairfax vs. Evans; 81, Casey VS.. Casey; IS, De
vaughn VS., De Vaughn; 40, schapp, administrator,
VS.. Metropolitan Life Insurance Company.
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GEORG ETOWN NEWS.
Collected by Republican Reporters.

About 1880 o'clock yesterday Albert Thornton,
with another colored person, name unknown, on
the canal, near Market street, was stabbed in the
left side, receiving dangerous wound. DIR. Sutcr
was promptly summoned and rendered surgical
aid. The origin of the trouble is unknown, as the
injured party refuses to state the same.
At the Methodist Protestant Church, situated at
the intersection Of Fayette and High streets, q
series Of revival meetings is being held under the
direction of the pastor of the church. Success Is
said 10 be attending the effort
The owner of the West End Hotel Mr.. Riley H.
Shin, has lately notified the District Commission
ers that he withdraws the power Of attorney con-
ferred upon j. Edward Grouse for the purpose of
arranging the sale of the hotel for school build.
ing. This will leave the Commissioners without
any available building at present, with perhaps
one exception.
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BOARDING.

A MARRIED couple Wishing a quiet pleasant
"A home can apply, with references, 10 20 II ST
NV, OC9
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1.-TWO Furnished or Unfinished Rooms, IN second
i story; also furnished Room in third story:
terms reasonable; references exchanged. Inquire ut
X al ii oclU-3t
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TUESDAY, october III, 1879.
On motion Of Mr.. T, Phillips, j. Holdsworth Cor.
don, esq, Of Washington, d. c. was admitted to
practice.
On motion OF Mr.. Attorney General Devens,
Robert White, esq of Wheeling, W. Va. were ad-
mitted 10 practice,
On motion of Mr., william f. Matngly Charles
W. IInssler, esq, New York city, was admitted To
practice.
on motion of Mr. Leroy Youmans, William II.
Braney, ESQ., OF Charleston, S. g., was admitted 10
practice.
No. 702, Robert smals, plaintiff In error, VS., The
State of South Carolina On motion Of Mr.. Leroy,
i. loumens for deiendantin error, and consent Of
q, G. Cole for plaintiff in error, dismissed with
costs,
No. H. George W. Patton ct al. appellants vs.Wnl-
lam H. Edwards ct al, On motion OF Mr. Thomas
Wilson, in behalf of counsel, continued.
No. g. original. lex parte The Commonwealth Of
Virginia. Petition argument commenced by ], G..
Field, Attorney.General of Virginia. for petitioner
ana continued by MI W. W. Willoughby in opposi-
ton 10 petition
Adjourned until tomorrow at 10 o'clock.
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RIVER and CANAL NEWS.
Washington River Front.

InlHndand Seaboard Company's wharf-SteameI
John W, Thompson, Wood, Leonardtown, Nd, Will
freight and passengers,
Biscoes wharf--schooner George Krebs, Smell
Philadelphia coal for @ II Wood d Co.
Great Falls Ice COmpany's wharf-Schooner d p
Bowers, Thompson, Gardiner, Me-, ice for Grca
Falls Company.
Rlley's wharf-schooner Agnes Reppelier, Lloyd
Philadelphia, coal for Ii Jones'
CLEARED.
Sixth street wharf-Steamer Mattano Byles low
or river landings freight and passengers.
BisCoe's wh0rf-Schooners X X No II, Miller
Cross wharf foot oil Fourth street east to finish un-
loading
eRiiey's yqharf-Steamer Mary @, Spedden, Alex
andria Va, .tor repairs, and schooner Harvester
Beitsell White Point, Va, 90 Load sand for market
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.


ITOUSE 1921 II 81 W; 10 rooms with modern Inn
Il proyements furnished OF unfinished; inquire
on premises. oci0
FTNHREEStory Brick House, OF nine rooms, No
a lt50 street "; has all modern improvements.
EIVE-ROOM brick House, No 423 Six-anda-half
II stsw. Inquire No ii6 stnw. ocS-3t
A NICE Tenement of 0 rooms all ancient i'm
"A pfOyements; Ell per MONTH grown folks pre-
1erred references required. 81 ID st ocG-tf
nor RENT-Call and see our list of property for
II rent. JOHN SHERMAN Il CO.,
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FUTURE DAYS,
TRUSTEES SALE OF A NEW THREE.sToR'
Il AND BASEMENT BRICK DWELLING, A
CORNER OF TWENTY-FIIiST AND
STREETS NORTHWEST.

By virtue of deed trust, dated January 81 1879
and recorded In beI No SO folio ILL., the land
records Tor the District of Columbia and of decree
of the supreme Court of the District of Columbia
passed In equity. cause No 69Si, the unde signed will,
ut the request OF the party secured by said deed OF
trust, offer for sale at pubic auction, In front of the
premises, on MONDAY the 9th day OF October, 1870
at 1870 O'Clock p M, the following real estate and
premises, IL Gated In Washington, d. G., viz: part
OF lot numbered nine, in O. n. Thom's recorded sub
beginning for the same at point seven aud a-halr
feet west OF the southeast corner of said lot number
nine, thence running west along the north line of
street twelve and one-haf feet thence north along
the east line of Twenty-tirat street northwest one
south line Of said alley Twelve and onehalf feet and
thence south hundred feet TO the place Of begin
ming together with the impro ements thereon, con
ssting OF new three-sory "A basement brick dwell
ing Terms OF sale: one fourth cash and balance In
Que two and three years, with interest Mt eight per
cent. per nnnum; deferred ymens to be secured on
the property sold All cOnveyanCng mt purchasers
cost. Terms to be complied with in seven days.
John g. SHThHR oMfsoN. Trustees.
w. NJ. SMITH Salesman. ocI5ls 22-27
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AUCTION SALES.
TODAY.
TINTED STATES MARsHAI's SALE.

BY virtue of writ of feri facias issued out OF the
clerks Office of the supreme Court of the District of
Columbia and TO me directed, Will sell at pubicsale,
for cash. at the courthouse door of SAID District
WEDNESDAY, the sth day of October, 1870. ut II
o'clock M, all the right title, claim. and the interest
property, to wit Ihe north seventeen feet of lot six
Co., OF square wentynine (2g), by the depth of said
lot, in the city of Washington, d. G., together with all
and singular the improvements thereon seized and
levied upon the property of Frederick Neujahr, TO
satisfy execution No. 2O7 law In favor OF Jonathan
Gramm. FREDK DOUGLASS,
U. 5. Marshall. d. G.
JOHN SHERMAN, Auctoneer. seig.dts
The above sale Is postponed until WEDNESDAY,
October Is, 1870 at same hour and place.
FIsED'k DOUGLASS,
oc9dts u. =. Marshal