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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-07-01
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SUNDAY, MAY -, 1880 AT 100 r. NJ.

Az Leave Washington;
5oo-Baltlmore. Ellieoll CITY and Way Stations
O5i-Baltimorc, Annapolis. aud Way piedmont
strasburg, winchester Hngerstown, Frederick.
slo-Point Of Rocks and Way stations ,>.,.. 49,.
S3!.SIAINION AND Virginia SPRINGS EN-
GO5-NEw YORK, pHILADhLPHA, BOSTON
oOo-lOn SUNDAY only-Baltimore, Annapolis and
9aO-tsT LOUIS. CHICAGO. CoLUMRus,r AND
PITTS re- EXPIRES. comets iof Htgers.
town, aud AZ Point of Rocks Tor IL g lrrick and
stations east Of Piedmont, except Sundnyl Pull.
man cars 70 ClncnnStt ana Loul y,,lg GA''y
1900 BALTIMosE EXPRESS: stGps a. Rladens
burg, College. Beltsyle, Laurel, Annapolis juno
ton, JesSups, and Hanover.
i&iO-Baltlmore ANNAPOLIS, Elllcott City. and Way
I;S5-BAl. lIlljliE AND LAUREL ENPtl.Ss
i.Iy--lOn Sunday Only-Bsltlmore and WAY.
TON EXPREsS.
@:DIBaI,imore and way stations. winchester.
4;SOa7,BALIIMoRE. BlLADENSBURG, AND LAu.
REL EXPRESS. (Frederek. via Relay stops
4ia5HfPoins Of Rocks Frederick, Hagerstown, WIN.
OF Rocks and Way stations only.
4lG-tBaltimoro, Annapol gHnd WAY stations fpr,ss
5;i;gtPHiLADELPHIA AND BALTIMORE Ex-
cO,-Point OF Roeks aud WAY stations.
55SBIaIiIT'iiSSrSSR az A %n IWuRl EXPRESS
y;3O-tS1. LOUIS, CINCINNATI, CHICAGO AND
PlITsBURG EXrREss, PltIaDurs except
si"epng cars to - Loul, end Pusburg.
G3I.rBALIlMQME, BLADENeBUN AND LAu-
IOa5-fNEw YORK, PHILADELPHIA, nosToN
AND BALTIMORE EXPRESS. Sleeping car TO
New York, and special sleeping Car 10 Phiiadel'
tDsiiS SUNDAY only Other trains daily, except
Ali tiaius stopat Relay station.
For further information apply ut the baltimore and
Ohio ticket offices, Washington station, and COS. 90
md is,i psppsyivnuia avenue, conner Tourieprth
Al he taken Tor kAggigu 10
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Recent Explorations.

From tho last bulletins of the American
Geographical society ono can gath or very in.
teresting data relating TO recent explorations
and discoveries especially in the interior of
the African continent. Eight distinct ezpe.
ditions have been fitted out during tho last
three years, either by private munihcenco or
under tho auspices Of the several European
governments, and arc now engaged in oxplor-
ations and surveys throughout tho CENTRAL
eastern and southern portions of this great
unknown land. The catholic archbishop of
Algiors has established two missions on tho
shores Of Lake Tangauyika, and its mis5iona.
ries havo been well received by the tribes
On the southern shore of Lake Nyassa the Eug.
lish society (R G. s. has fixed station named
Liyngstonia, from whence surveying parties
have gone out examining tho mountain ranges
and making charts of the fertile regions sur
rounding these great inland seas Tangau-
yika means mixing Of waters, so named be-
cause it receives the waters of ninety EIGHT
rivers into its BASIN The tribes are warliko
well formed, and capable of consid rable adj
vancement. A large and profitable commerce
between them and the seacoast is growing
up. Under the direction of the Portuguese gov
eminent Major Do Serbia Pinto has recently
completed the most remarkable journey ever
performed by an explorer. He left Benguela
on the west coast and crossed the continent in a
sOutheasterly direction, finally arriving at
Natal He had but little aid from home, aud
received hardly any assistance from friendly
chiefs. As regards the typographical, astro-
nomical aud meteorological observations and
discoveries his contributions have not been
equalcd by any single explorer. The central
| part of the continent consists of o series Of i'm
monsc plateaux varying from four to five
| thousand feet above the sea. Herein arc the
sources of the great rivers. These streams
are enormous in water flow and the extent OF
| the valleys they drain. The country is very
fertile, healthy and well wooded. The people
are docile finely formed. are quiclS.w and
intelligent. One of the most curious discoveries
| he made was that one of his carriers supplied
him by friendly chief was white man, be-
| longing to the Cassequor race. They are aS
white as Caucasans; instead of hair they have
II small tuft of wool, have high cheek bones, and
the women have the most lovely milk-whitC
compilations. The people are remarkably mus
cular, arc nomadic in life, fond of the chase, by
which thoy live, with the assistance of tn,
fruits, aud are kind in disposition. After
| leaving the plains the real pcrils of his jour
ney began. He suffered from dysentery and
| intermit tent foyer caused by lack of food
rains aud exposure. His people left him with
| the exception OF three faithful black men who
accompanied him to Lisbon. The journey
occupied him twenty months and the great
results Of his expedition will soon be pro
sented to the Royal Geographical society.
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A GOOD strong white girl. TO 10 homework IN
"A small family. Apply with references at 4Ol Mass
n ~
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
New York Money MARKET.

NEw York June 30 1880.
Money was easy at 294 per cent, and closed at
per cent
Exchange was steady at 4s8N@4sih for long
aud 1861 for short sight
Government bonds were gcner"''. .In. ar ~ =
"a higher for four-und-a-halfs and tours.
State bonds were dull and nominal. Ono sale,
North Carolina third-cass skies, at3J5
Railroad bonds were generally weak and lower
Eric new second cOnsOls advanced TO sos, and
declined to 49, do. funded 1yes declined from
S}4 TO S. Kansas " Texas seconds fell of 10 60;
C.. e. Il l. G.. incomes 10 81; do supplementary
lrsis 10 50, and Chesapeake Il Ohio currency skies
70 3s. Frankfort & Kokomo iirsts rOsc from ~ 10
9j and Alton & Ierre IluutC incomes from 81 to "
The stock market opened generally firm, aud adj
ynnCed = to = per cent. the Coal stocks leading
the improvement. At the lrst board. however
free selling movement was inAugumIcd and the
entire list fell oil sharply. The speculation con-
tuuod weak and unsettled during the afternoon,
the decline Ringing from = to "a per cent IN tho
general list, Erie the Coal stocks, Pacific Mail aud
the Granger shares being most conspicuous IN the
downward movement Al the close there was
recovery Of H@3i per cent Nashville & Chatta-
noOga fell of 10, and recovered per cent.
Tho transactions aggregated 3l1OO shares In
Guiding Delaware, Lackawanua aud Western "a
COO Erie 10000. Kansas & Texas 1000 Lake shore
5000, Northwestern 5000, Nashville * Chatta-
nOOgn 5000. New jersey Central $1,000 Ohio Il
Mississippi 5000, Pacific Mail 1000 -. Paul 49,
600, Wabash Pacific 1900 aud Western Union
1900
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PROPOSALS FOR
PRINTED WOODEN TAGS
AND
CORD CLAMPS FOR TIE MAIL SACKS.


WASIIINuTON, ID. g., June H. 1880 J
@ EPARATE SEALED PROPOSALS VIII be no.
- ceyed at this Department until NOON, ON THE
nshing by contract, PRINT ED WOODEN TAGS
like the samples of this Department In such quant-
lies and Mt such times may be required aud or.
dcred during one ear from the Fifteenth day OF
August 1881; also Tor furnishing In like manner and
for the same PERIOD CORD CLAMPS OR TIE SACK
FASTENERS either like the sample OF this Depart
mont or like other samples which bidders may sub
NIT instead, us Improved devices better adapted "
the purpose
which being rcserved) must le In accordance with
the specifications and FORMS which viii be furnished
application TO the second Assistant Postmaster
General.
The contracts which may be made will be In con-
tormity to such specifications and the accepted pro-
pOsals. ID. NJ. KEY,
jcl7-lawGw Postmaster. General.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-07-01

SUPREME CoURT or THE DISTRICT - JUSTICES
WYLIE, HAGNER ASp JAMEs-Mr, Aids b. Brown
was appointed United States commissioner and eN-
auinor in chanCery United States eN rel Citizens
Bank Of Louisiana W. John j. Knox, comptroller
OF treasury; argued and submitted.
EQUITY CouKr--JUsTICE CONN vs.. Lacy; eX-
Cepton to answer sustained and defendant 10 an
swer in ton days; FAINT vs.. Riggs bill dsmisscd,with
costs. WEIGH ". Priest; bill dismissed. shuttle
botham VS.. suilleboth0m; auditors report con-
hrned. Pcrle vs.. Brooks; on hearing.
CRIMINAL COURr-JUsTlCE JAMEs.-GCorge Lee,
convicted OF mNusuughtcr in killing Frames Will
Jams; sentenced To three years ana four months in
the pontcntiary aud TO pay Nllno ofejO. William
Scott, forgery; pleaded guilty; being under seven
teen years otAge he was sent 10 the reform school
until he became of age.
CRIMINAL COURT-JusrICE MACARTHUR, --LaiAy-
cite Waters, oliver Water, Robert Waters, Oliver A.
Daley, oliver Ambrose and Louisa Waters, rob-
berry; not guilty Charles stokes mnu>laughler in
killing Richard Kane bail fixed at $500.
ASSIGNMENTS ron TODAY.
SUPREME CuuRr or THG IEWLcr JUSTICES
MYHE. HAGNER ANp tuN.-NUs o., layh vs..
Chandler 81, District Ot Columbia yS. Bradford; 80,
Garrity v. IUnnyl 81 Hall vs., DAVIS, yli 4. Pcugh
W. Lcltch
Wheeler; 49, Edwards, assignee vs.. Eutw,lc n,
Arnold W, Arnold, ~, Eaton vs.. Grltith i3, Me-
COrmICk vs. L. :, x r. Coz -, Birch VS. Campbell;
a, Dwight vs. White, ID, Lowe vs.. Brooks; Il,
Moore w. Brown.
CRIMINAL CouRr-JusrcE MACARTuuE,-Will.
lam Bergman, unlicensed bar ThomaS II. Nouuau,
same, william Davis, same, George u, Holster,
same; John Lyon, sunday bar, three cases Aqullla
Barton fast driving, George Iulliycr, sume A. u.
Bradley, unlicensed produce dealer II. G., Gray,
carrying concealed Weapons John Spadden and
Richard III lmun, disturbing grave.
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UNITED STATES MARsHAEs SALE.

by virtue OF writ Of heri acins, issued out OF the
Clerks OGce OF the supreme Court of tie District OF
Columbia aud to me directed, viii sell at public
sale, for cash, at the COurtl ouse door of said Dts
trict, OH TUESDAY the 9Th day OF JULY, 1850, ut
II o'clock m all the right, title claim aud interest OF
the defendant In and to the fOlOwing.descrlDed
properly, to wit: Lot No. 1, in Block No T. IN the
Howard University subdivision OF the farm of John
Gated In the County Of Washington. District of Co
lumbin levied upon the property of People =
Savings Bank to satisfy execution No. o. 4S law.
IN favor of Samuel c. POmeroy al. trustees Barry
Farm. FREDK DOUGLASS,
L. 5. Marshal. d. G.
JUNE H. 1850 lel7 dts
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JuSE17. 1850.
UNITED STATES MARsHAL's SALE

By virtue of writ of eri iacias, issued out of the
Clerks Office of the supreme court Of the District OF
Columbia, and to me directed, will sell ut public
sale for cash. at the courthouse door of said istrct
on TUESDAY. the 9th day OF July, 1850, nj II o'clock
all the right title, clam ana interest Of the de-
PENDANT in and To the following described property,
to vii; Lot So In block Co. In hrelkelds addition to
Georgetown, ID, G., at the corner OF First and LngRn
streets. lying 100 feet rst street and 90 feet on
Lngan street. levied upon the property of Patrick
ODonOghue TO satisfy execution No. u GGl at law,
In favor of Jane b. Brooke.
FREDK DOUGLASS,
ieli-dts L. s. Marshal,
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STATES MARsHAL's SAFE.

by virtue OF writ Of heri faclns issued ont Of the
Clerks olce Of the supreme court Of the District OF
Columbia and 10 me directed, | VIII sell at public
sale Tor cash. Mt the courthouse door Of said District,
on TUESDAY, the 9th day Of July, 1870 at II o'C OK
NJ, all the right little, claim and interest 81 the de
PENDANT, Adam g. Van PRiten, IN and to the fol
lOwing-ucSCrlbed properly, to wiz western part
of lot ~ IN square No. 7?s, having n front OF
20 feet II Inches East Capitol street. run
ming back with same width IS feet . inches to
southern rear line of said lot located IN tho city
OF Washington, said District. together with all and
singular The improvements thereon, attached and
condemned to satisfy execution No ASH, At law,
against Adam c. Van Patton, ~ fnvor Of Charles
Walter FllEDK DOUGLASS
U. :. Marshal, D. G.
JUSE H. 1851 iGll-its
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FREE ADvERTISING.
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on our third page, arc free to ALL
No Business Advertisements Inserted without pay
Business Advertisements Inserted IN this column NJ
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II answers fail to come the first time wo invl'ea
second third, many repetItons M are necessary
10 what you advertise for. We wish the nd
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doing us q favor by using our free columns, Us we
are determined 10 make THE REPUBLICAN,
THE MEDIUM
Through which the general public may always have
their wants supplied
Advertisers should remember that letters directed
to INITIALS ONLY are not delivered through the
posoilice, II initials used they should be directed
10 the care of some person. firm or postofllcc box.
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Advertisements be loit at our olhco or tcnt
through the mail 10
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AUCTION SALES.
TODAY.

V'RUsTEEs SALE OF INTEREST IN vALU.
Il ABLE PATENT RIGHTS NOS. 1881 AND
1887 FOR 1MPROVEMEN IN PLATE
PRINTING PRESSES, ETC.
ny virtue OF decree Of the supreme Court Of the
District Of Columbia, passed the I'd day of June
a; ID 1850 IN equity cause No 6fl3 document No .,
wherein Julius Lnusburgh Is complainant and walter
= Appleton ct ri. are defendants, ! will sell on
THURSDAY, july I, 1880, az 10 o'clock n. M. al the
auction rooms OF DunCansOn Bros, corner Of Ninth
and ID sweets northwest, In the city OF Washington.
y. G., all the right title and interest OF defendant,
Walter $. Appleton, In letters patent OF the United
states OF America, numbered respectively 1851
ana 1887, NOr improvements in pate-printng
presses, etc.
Terms The purchose money 10 be paid In cash on
the ratification Of sale by the court deposit of 80
Will be required at the time of sale.
LEON TOBRfNFR, Trustee,
len!2awlt 92O Four.and. half street upfthwest
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A SITUATION to take charge of feeding and
IA milking cows; have had experience in milk
dairy and selling milk: would drive milk wagon;
Will be glad to get work of any kind Address X
MCCIIISNEY. laM Vermont ave. lul
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MISCELLANEoU
Freedom's watchword.

If you cannot in this contest
Lin the loyal standard high,
For the consocraled union
Thousand martyrs dared to die.
Go to history's living pages,
Trace the blood, the tears and prayers
Where our Lincoln's stainless record
Sacred incense always bears.
There Is safety but in union
And the principles Of right;
Freedoms platform IS the watChword
Ofour nations strength aud might.
An remember there arc traitors,
Who dcspise our dear old flag
Aud they still intend to vanGuish
All who honor that old rag
Never let one son OF freedom
Watch the starry flag unfold.
But their hearts respond 10 duty
And they dare the ensign hold.
lfyou cannot help the union.
II you cannot face the foe.
Get behind a towards bulwnrk-
Never dare your face to show
Freedom needs the true and sturdy,
Loyal men ana soldiers brave,
Who would dare to die for country,
Facing death her name 10 save.
Ifyc cannot nObly battle
For the COnseCmtcd flag,
You had better trail your coloy,
In the dust your banner drag.
Earnest workers. valiant helpers,
Come from hamlet, come from hill,
Muster from the farm aud forest
Help our union quota I'LL;
Rally, every one for Garfield
Who're the SONS Of freedom tread
Let an army march TO conquest
Honoring our illustriOus dead.
Hasten hear the buglc calling
Sweet and clear It's echoes float;
Father Abraham knows were coming
TO respond by honest vote,
Gnrileld's name Is on the ticket
HOnorcd statesman, strong IN might,
For his records clear and stainless,
And hell guide our nation right.
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1880
1880


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UOUBLE TRACK. STEEL RAILS.
SPLENDID SCENERY MAGNIFICENT LSuIP
IN EFFECT JUNE i, lssQ
TRAINS LEAVE WASHINGTON from Depot, cor
uer OfslAth and streets, ~ follows
For lhtisOurS ana the West sos a M win Sleeping
taIs 20 Louisville ana ca cngoi 1870 n IN. daily
with Sleeping Cars from Harrisburg To Cincn-
nhIl, - LOUIS andi chicago 49, n IN aAiiN' with
BNEfINUltEAND POTOMAC RAILROAD
For CUnRndalgug Rochester Buffalo, Niagara Falla
r. Uls daily, except sunday; "a 80 y, daily,
except saturday, with Palace Cars 10 Canaan
For Wlinmsport, Lock Haven and EmIra At 1910
To-, q Nm m; 9gilS s5esnI sunday .,,,,,,, ,o.o,,,
m, On Sunday, 1910 M.
Limited Express OF Pullman PRglor Cara 800 a. u.
For Rr6okiyn, New Yofk al through trains connect
~ Jersey cry with boats oi 'br00klyn Annex,
ing double lerrlage across New YORK city,
For philadelphia $50 m, 80 $50 ana lGVJ p IN.
,,r' o. az sunday 5i9 , ana G o p M ,snt sunday
For baltimore ga @u,, $50, 1910 T. M, ana 20
go, $40, 5,il $3.50, and oo0 p. m. ON SUNDAY
For pope's Creek Line $50 a. m and 40 p ~. daily.
For Aniapols &c q. m, and 40 D, m daily except
ALEXHNDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL.
WAY AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHING
For Alexandra, I, 7;1o ., II q. M 40 5'2Q O2j 8
and 1889 p. M On SUNDAY, " y AM IL a. M, and
For Richmond and the south, 100 a. IN. daily, aud
r. SaO p ~ aNys raS5RE SUNNY ". .,,ro,or
M, 1850, 3, e, z, aud y, y. m. and " midnight
.Ou sunday At aud 10 a. m, ami GOi y, IA,
eommudRtOns can be procured nj the Ohces-uOftll'
east corner OF Thirteenth street anu PennsylNaula
vnnla avenue, and 81 The depot where orders ne
ieil for lhecheG'lns OF baggage 70 destination from
H. F. FARMER General Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON, GENERAL ManASer,
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+ \. coLDwELL, Real Estate Auclioneor.

TRUSTEES SALE OF \ DESIRABLE THREE
STORY BRICK DWELLING, NO. lilS n
STREET NORTHWEST
by virtue ofa deed OF trust dated October % a. ID.
1879, duly recorded In Llber No. 100 folio iOi ct seq
one of The land records for the District OF Columbia
and ut the request Of the party secured thereby,
shall soil Ut public auction, In front Of the premises
on TUESDAY, JULY 6, lss0, at O'Clock p. NJ. Hl
that piece or parcel Of land situate IN the city Of
Washington, d. c. and known US lot numbered
eighty four (Si) OF Keys subdivision OF certain lots
In square numbered two hundred and twelve (sl2),
together with the improvements, etc,
TERMS Onetlrd In cash. and tho balance In 0, IL
aud IL months, with Interest at per cent per annum,
secured by deed Of trust oil cash at option the
purchaser deposit of 500 required ut me of sale,
and all conveyRncug AZ purchasers cost. Terms 10
be complied with In seven days
WILLIAM +. QUICKsALL.
ieg1, %, 20-ly3S6 Trustee
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DRoposALs FOR COPPER.
BUREAU CONSTRUCTION ASD REPAIR,)
NAVY PAY OFFICE,

BUREAU CoNNTIUCrION AND NEPAlR,l
NAVY PAY OFFICE,
WASHISuTOS, ID, G., June H. 1851
SEALED PROPOSALS IN duplicate, TO he indOrSed
proposals for Copper" will be received NJ this office
until II clock M. on the 7th day OF UIY 1850 to ur
nish and deliver ut the Washington Navy Yard 100
pounds Of refined American Copper, This copper
Will be required follows: 10000 pounds best
quality American copper, 10 inches long, ~ inches
Wide aud ~ inches thick, to weigh about 100 pounds;
3d. % pounds best quality American copper about ~
inches long, inches wide aud So inches Thick to
weigh not less than no pounds.
One.hRlt of each kind of copper to be 'elivered ON
before the LIST day of September is o. and the sec
Oud half before The LIST day OF November, 1850,
with the privilege ofdeliyering the whole ut AS early
II day Hs The successful bidder may desire.
The whole ofthis copper Will DO subject TO the tests
ana inspections Of the proper officers OF the Wash
iugton Navy Yard, to whom bidders are referred
No proposal will be considered unless from manu-.
iactuTer or regular dealer In copper.
The right IL received to reject any or all offers
should be considered 10 the Interest OF the Govern
mcnt TO do 80.
Blank fol ms for bids to be had at this Office
j. ADAMS SMITH,
iel9-2taW2wl(s Pay Inspector u. >. N.
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FOR STATIONERY.

CLERKS OFFICE, House or REPS. u S.,
WAsHINGToS, ID. g June I, 1850.
SEALED PROPOSALS win be received at this
Office until II o'clock M TUESDAY July D. 1880 for
furnishing stationery for the use of tho House OF
Representatives.
Hank forms NJ proposals, showing the quantity
ana quality OF each article and the form OF bond 70 be
signed By the bidder and suretlcs, VIII be furnished
on nppliCut Jon AT this oillCc.
PROPOSALS should be Endorsed Proposal for sta
tonery" aud addressed to George NJ. Adams, Clerk
OF House OF Representatives United states,
GEORGE NJ, ADAMS,
IeT-Inyyiw Clerk OF House OF Reps. u. g.
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The life of Mr.. II. II. Warner of Rochester,
N. Y, was saved by tho Safe Kidney and
Liver Cure, which now bears his name. What
this wonderful remedy did for him it has done
for thousands, and we believe, will continue
to do for those afflicted with kidney, liver or
urinary troubles Of any kind Ii any reader
has any organic trouble this remedy will
prove 81 friend in need"
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PROPOSALS FOR COAL.


OFFICE or THE public PRINTER, !
WAsiitSGTOS, ID. G., Juno ~, 1880
GEALED PROPOSALS will be received until
- TUESDAY, JULY Q, 1880. at II o'clock M, for
furnishing this Office with six hundred aud Gity 5o)
tons Georges Creek Cumberland Coal run Of the
mine, best quality.
Proposals viii be indorsed on the envelope PRO
posals for coal"
For particulars inquire ut this Office
JOHN d. DEGREES,
Jr20.3t public Printer
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Jul,37 DUNCANsoN BROS, Huctioneer'
7 United STATES MAnsnAps SALE.

by virtue OF writ Of ierl iacns issued out OF tho
Clerk Office of the supreme COur, OF the District OF
columbia and to me directed, will sell NJ public
sale, for cash. al Dowlings Auction store, corner Of
pennsylvania avenue aud Eleventh street north
west on SATURDAY, the ID day of JULY. 1850, ut
l0o'clock M all the right, title, claim and interest
eriy, TO wit: One lot Of Furniture consisting OF NJ.
u, Suiie SidebOard, Sofh, Chairs. Desk Washstand,
sale, Mattresses, ETC., etc. seized and levied up
the property OF Felix a. Snler to satisfy execution
No. 2j,il5, ut law, In favor OF Elias Travers.
FnEDK DOUGLASS,
United States Marshal.
JuNE25 1850 ie2 -dts
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United STATES nfARsuAIis SALE

o. BY virtue Of writ Of ferl incla issued ont Of the
Clerk OHlce OF the supreme Court OF the District OF
Columbia, and TO mo directed will sell az public
SAFE for cash ~ the Courthouse door said District
on TUESDAY, the 18th dny of JULY. $50, ~ "
o'clock n all the right, title claim and interest OF
the defendant In aud to the following described prop.
trty. To wiz Lot No. . In square No. 39l, commenc.
lhg Tor the same vt the northwest corner of sal !
square, and running thence with Water street 1893
feet inches; thence nOrthensterly 81 feet inches
thence east l3] feet to Ninth street west thence Olong
said street norh 10 feet 10 Inches TO South ii street,
thence west with said street 325 feet 10 the place of
beginning, In the city of Washington said District
together with oil and singular the improvements
thereon and all wharf and wharf prvi eyes connected
Herewith, levied upon rs the property OF Mary A s..
Kimmel tn satisfy execution No 2i,77i mt law, IN
favor of Edward NJ. Burchnrd.
June ~. 1850 FNEDK DOUGLASS,
je2i-dts u. \. Marshal ID. G.