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Mr.. Joe Brooks is ut the fremont.
sEncilantinent ~ is said to be doing poor
business ut Niblo's.
Harry J. Sargent will be here tomorrow.
lie is managing Mrs. Scott-Siddons.
"Da,aie1 Rocllat'' is approaching the
iii ftiett night of its run in New York,
A dra,natization of Aiphonse Daudets
"Jack'' will soon be seen on a Plrisian
stage.
Following Mr. John Stevens at the Grand
Opera will come Clinton Halls 'Strate-
gists."
Gulick and Blaisdell's new minstrel con-
rany will open on the 9th of December at the
Olympic.
1t is said that Bernhardt, notwithstanding
the big nlOney she makes, is always head
over ears in debt.
Frank uawley is In town in the interest Of
John T: Raymond, who will follow Mrs.
ScoitrSlddons at Hooley's.
oTasse On Ssary d. fssniqg Last the sooth .
Madison Square Theatre. New York
Fat Rooney and his variety troupe-a good
one it may be safd-},as drawn generous
patronage during the week. Final perform
allce tonight
Ioney Deniers Uumpty- -Dumpty" troupe
will be seen at the Olympic tomorrow even
Ing. The pantoInl,ne has been rearrauged
since 1t was last seen in this city.
Cyril searie and Rose Eytinge appear to be
meeting with fair success in the South. They
are Starring ~ Drink" Searle plays
Coupcdu and Miss Eytinge the partof Ger
11QiSc.
Rice's "Revels'' finished the New YORK
enlargement last night. 1t has lasted five
weeks. The papers generally have, in the
language of the street, ''sat down" on tie
show.
The P|iclre Of Ber7lhardt Is said by thu.
New York Times to be "neither grand nor
inspiring, but it is highly sympathetic and
womanly." The Tribune thinks the role un-
suited to her.
The discussion over the introduction of
"The Passion Play" at New York is still
carried on in lively way. The opposition Is
Strong, aud the probability is that special
ordinance will be passed to prohibit the pro-
ductiou. -
lung Ii Ince, the Chinese actor In "100
Wires las received a telegram tEem New-
, 1880-11-28
TO THE FRIENDS OF THE ILLINOIS Ru-
NAME SOCIETY,

CHICAGO, Nov. 27.-Some weeks ago Mr.
John G. Shortall, President of the Illinois
Humane Society, announced in card to the
public that the undersigned had become per-
1nanentfy connected with the work OF the
Society, and wonld call upon its friends for
their contributions for the support of the
work In this city. But up to this time the
number Of cases reported Of cruelty to ami
mails or children an ~equirlng the immedi-
ate attention OF the agents OF the Society has
been such as to leave but little time for rais-
ing money without neglecting this other and
more important work.
This has especially been true since the adj
vent OF cold weather in regard to cases of
children suffering from T. the criminal neglect
We have had some desperate cases OF this
class to attend to In the last few weeks, and
:ls the work Of the Society becomes better and
more widely known in the community the
ton will be more likely to increase than Ill
1ninisll. There are in the city many friends
ut the Society who have been reg
ular contributors to its funds when
fasa Ts1a are ohsr eRS and iqn proba6 {as' eh af
er number, equally interested in the work be-
ing done, but who have never contributed
simply because they have never been called
upon. II all such persons, instead Of wait
tributions direct to the Society much valu-
able time could be saved, and the entire time
Of the agents devoted to the practical work
Of the Society. The treasury is now nearly
empty, and it not replenished by voluntary
contributions must be BY personal solicita-
ton.
Contributions may be sent to John G.
Shortall, President, o Washington street; to
Edwin Lee: Brown, Treasurer, corner Clin-
ton and Jackson streets; or to the under
Signed at the office OF the Society, 12G WASH
ingtOn street. o. g. GIBBS.
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SHADOWS.
For The thtcago THbuHe.

TOF 11E tNsc7t1U 1F10UHS-
Alone sit within my quiet room
Alone, as shall be through all the years
That come and go! Night brings its weary
gloon,
And shadows that have gathered with my tears
Some brighter shadows, taking quiet forms,
And blending life and color rs they grow,
Displaying faces where the color warns
Then voices come from darkliny, dusky nook
Love-laden, laughing voices. sweet and gay,
And eyes from which Loves own bright apGt8
look,
As bright as summer-sun on Sun,mer-day.
4 changing, dusky curtain yeifs my sight,
The tireiight fits upon the sOulbrt wall;
Again Sit in gloom OF NinIer-uiAht.
And DER my heart the silent shadows tall
AVIS GRAZ.
HURRICANE HALL, Nov H. 1885,
, 1880-11-28
LICENSED TO WE'D.

Marriage Permits Issued Last Week.
The clerk in charge Of the coupling de-
partment Of the County Clerks office did a
good business during the week, having is
sued 1S7 marriage licenses. The oldest bride
was 81 years, and the ancient groom in this
case had reached the mature age Of SO. Very
many of the brides were only L.. Following
j.. tho r1afor.
, 1880-11-28

Tha Solid South, to woman. are for Hop Bit
teEs, using them as their only family medicine,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-06-12

Gom two and half to six feet in width, that
aro full of free gold, have been laid bare, and
the orc across the veins have sampled as high
rs 1892 per ton in gold, with little silver
Many specimens from gold mines Of Arizona
have given assays in gold into the thousands
at all depths. Before closing this letter
must add word or two about tho mon who
are buying mines in Arizona. They are
eastern men, most of them from New Eng
land aud Pennsylvania. California is
buying but little. Eastern people have
shown superior Judgment, business tact
and shrewdness in their operations, while
the "seifrisers" have wasted their chances
in plotting stock; jobbing operations. The
eastern capitalist came aud paid his grand
cash. and secured rare prizes. Tho "set.riscr"
stands looking OIL with one eye, while watch
ing tho CUmstock quotations with the other.
They do too much of their mining on Mont
gomery aud California streets. New England
Is entitled to the credit of making this coun-
try. The eastern people have secured nearly
all the grand prizes in this camp. The Oil
City men are now the Richmonds in the Geld
and buying everything that shows value,
while the California capitalist comes with his
little game to take deed of the mine, stock
IT, give the owner part of the stock for his
purchase money, then 20 east and sell the rest.
The miners aud mine-owners are dropping"
on this, aud hence real California millionaire
is overlooked, while the Oil City gent receives
all the attention. SPICER.
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PIRGINII NEWS.

Robert L. Brown, prominent citizen Of
Nelson county, Va, is dead.
The Douglass Guards, colored, from Au-
gusla, Ga, arrived in Richmond last Thursday
on visit.
The Central Lutheran Evangelical church at
Stauntou has voted to withdraw from tho
Virginia synod.
The wheat crop in Scott Is tho largest in
quantity and best in quality realized to the
acre since the war.
During the eight months ended May 81,
10,315,000 pounds of tobacco were sold in the
Lynchbrrg warehouses.
Adelaide Scott (colored), aged twenty years
last Thursday while on spree was drowned
in the dock ut Richmond.
Robert L. Brown, esq, formerly resident
of LynChbuig, died at his residence near New
Market last Wednesday.
Mrs. DIR. Woodbridge, of Richmond, was
stricken with paralysis last Thursday, and in
falling fractured her arm.
Captain &. Woodyille Latham, late of Lynch
burg, Ya.i has been elected u professor in the
West Virginia university.
Mr.. William w. Ives of Norfolk county, was
thrown from his buggy last Sunday morning
and had several of his ribs broken.
The Danvillo Post says Woodng, who sho-
Eph. Holland vt Cincinnati, is not from Dan
vile, but is a native Of Halifax county.
The First Baptist church of Richmond, OF
which Rev. DIR. Hawthorne is pastor, celebrated
its hundredth anniversary on last Tuesday.
The census euumerators have nearly com
pleted their work in Petersburg. 1t is believed
that the city will show an increase of $4,000.
The Virginia Post is a new weekly estab-
lished at Harrisonburg in tho interest of the
republican party. Il. d. Robinson is the editor.
Governor Holiday has refused to pardon
Susan Watkins (colored), sent to Jail for petit
larceny aud George w. Cundili, sent to Jail
for stubbing.
Mr.. George Conrad, ofWinchcster, has q hen
which Matched out chicken with three legs,
the third leg protrudiDg out behind and re-
sembling a ducks foot.
w. w. Welsh, of Clarke county, Va, COM
mitted suicide last week by shooting himself
in the head with pistol. His brain had been
disOrdered for some time.
Judges Bond and Hughes have appointed
M. f. Peasants esq, clerk ofthe United States
circuit court, commissioner TO sell tho Atlantic,
Mississippi & Ohio railroad.
Rev. DIR. NJ. p. Hoge, of Richmond, Va.
who Is now travelling In inc land Of Palestine
recently made narrow escape from drown
ing while attempting to ford the Liza y
river.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
New York Money Market.
NEW YORK, June II.

The imports of dry goods for the week were sG0l-
$50, and the amount marketed was 81 .I0S9lS.
Money was easy at SGSI9 per cent, and closed at
per cent
for long and dS9@sS9A for short sight.
Government bonds were quiet and generally
steady
Stale bonds dull and unchanged. Georgia sevens
new sold NJ llO1a,
Railroad bonds were fairly active, but irregular
Erie consol seconds fell of to Si9 rose TO s54 and
reacted 70 Si34; do. funded lives rose TO 1874 and
consol scvens to ll0lS Kansas x Texasseconds rose
10 59A4 and reacted TO 69l2; c., G. d l. C. incomes
declined TO 86s4, and do. supplementary TO So;
Iron Mountain seconds incomes fell Oft from TS *
md rose to ~ Rock Island skies rose to ll9, aud
Knnsas& Texas iirsts 10 l9i; Kansas Pacific consols
firsts fell on to gll2.
The stock market was strong in the carly deal
ings, and prices advanced u to 2l2 per cent, the
latter in Western Union. The speculation con-
tinued generally firm until after midday, when q
slight reaction took place which was subsequently
recovered. Late in the afternoon q report was cir
cuated that the Reading company owed the Del
aware, Laekawnnna q Western nearly $4,000 600,
which caused n sharp decline, ranging from "a to
az per cent, the Coal shares being the most pro
closed weak at the decline. President Sloan, Of tn
Delaware, Lockawnnnn Il Western company, de
mics the report that the Reading company is in
any way indebted 10 his company.
Transactions aggregated $4,000 shares, includ-
ing Delaware. LackawRnna 4 Western $4,000 Del
aware " Hudson $1,000, Hannibal & st, Joseph
5000 Kansas Il Texas 10000, Lake Shore 81 900,
trial 10000 Ohio Il Mississippi 1900 Pacific Mail
1900, 'Roading 5000, ST. Paul $1,000, Wabash Pa
cihC 1900, and Western Union $4,000.
Inc closing QUOTATIONS. were as lOlIOws:
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To take effect
SUNDAY. MAY ~, lssu, AT 100 p. M.

- -,
a. ~ ,,,,. Leave W"shlhgtohII, =. e.o,,..
S9O-bNIryre fLic9t Wy ny nna WY 7''onS
G5g-LBALIAdoils IsNiNIlsl1' NJ, ,,,,..,o,
6;5i--Bnltimore, ANNAPOLIS, and Way, Q'iedmont
Strnsburg, Winchester, HaSerstoWn' freuerick'
and Way, via Relay; .,.,
Sle-P0lht o. ROCKS anu WW Statiohs r,-c,s nv
b5lLSlAONlON AND Nlh"iNiA SthiN19 h-N'
PkESS. 49,. ,,x,,, ,,,r,,,,, ,,,s,,o NJ
G0o-NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA, BOSTON
AND BALTIMORE EXPRESS. Parlor car to
New York and Philadelphia ...,,. -. 4,
G00-iOn sunday only-Baltmore. Annapolis ana
- way, - ... - z,.r ,,,,-,r-e ,.,,
Gio--tST. LOUIS, CHiSAGo, COLEtiB, I I'D
town, aud at Point Of Rocks for Ere iericlt ald
stations east OF Piedmont, except Sunday) Pull
man Gears to Cincinnati hnd louisvllle daily
Grafton to SnndIBsgy daily, except SATURDAY
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PROPOSALS..
PROPOSALS FOR FUEL.


l
WAsu1SuToN, JWIe7 1850 .
SEALED PROPOSALS, separately. Tor WOOD and
COAL Endorsed and addressed TO the Secretary of the
Navy, win be received unrii ~ O'Clock m. SA1'UR
Offices thereof Ia Washington with fuel, Wis
500 tons Iehigh Furnace Coal, ieservinR the right
order much more within the yeur rs the Depart
ment may require ~ the same price.
20 tons X. A, Egy Coal.
All the conl to be OF the best quality free from dirt
and slate and inspected by INSPECTOR, at the
cost Of the contrao or 2,gI1 pounds to the ton.
Fifteen cords, more or less, Spruce Pine Wood.
Twenty five cords, more or less, Hickory Wood.
All the wood to be OF the best quality aud inspected
by sworn Inspector, at the cost OF the con- rac or
The Coal and Wot d to be delivered ut the Navy De-
pnrnent office for which required by the parties to
whom the contract contracts may bn awarded, IN
such quat titles rs the convenience OF The Department
may require
The right to reject any and MI bids, or to nccept
portion Of any bid, Is reserved, and the successful
bidder Will be required TO furnish bond in ie sum
OF two Thousand dollars guarantee OF htithtul
performance OF the contract which may he awarded
him. Il. W. THOMPSON,
1aW-3W Secretary OF the Navy.
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United States Marshal, District OF Colu
JUNE l2, 1850 &C.


Clerks Office the supreme Court of the District OF
Columbia, aud to directed will sell NJ public
sale. Tor cash. ut the Court II uusp door of said is-
trict, on THURSDAY, the list day OF JULY. 1850 at
IL o'clock m All the right title claim and interest OF
the defendant In and TO the foilOwingdcsuribed
properly, TO wit; All Of 10. seventeen az, square
six hundred and eighty nine $500, aud the south part
of lot seven IN said square commencing At The south
east corner OF lot seven w said square, IN the city Of
Washington. u. c., running thence east with the south
line of said lot IL said square, thence with the
west line Of said lot IL to the northwest OF said
lot III tencewest parallel with The south Hue OF said
lot 20 the east line OF South Capitol street. thence
south along said street 10 place of beginning together
with all and singular the improvements thereon.
seized ana levied upon ~ the property OF G. s. Mat
toon to SATISFY execution NO. i472 at law. in favor
OF John S. Mctirew. FREDK DOUGLASS,
United states Marshal, District Of Columbia
JUNE - 1881 jei2-d&ds
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THE GREAT
1880


- .PENNsYLXANIA ROUTE ,,,,,, ,,,,,,,
TO THE NORTH W VIZ; .,, AMP SOUTHWEST
SPLENDID SCENERY l5 MAGNIFICENT h'solF-
TRAINS Leave = W 4 from Depot cor.
neT OF siSth and b streets, as follows;
(us 10 Cincinnati ana Chicago; 1910 a. m. daily,
with Sleeping Cars from HerisbnrG TO Clnen-
BbsAG ISS No siSi PatoyfoMAc RAILROAD,
For CnnandalBua Rochester, Buffalo Niagara FAILS,
ana the North, AT S!lO a. m daily, except sunday,
with Parlor Gar TO WWkh,; ni gtO y: m; deily,
except Saturday. with Palace Cars to Canaan
For Williamsport, Lock Haven and Elmlra, at 1910
For New Y ork and the East, S M, ;OtNnd 1000 ~
Limited Express q Pullman P@ior Cara $50 a. ~
For Brooklyn, New * ork, AL throngh trains conneG,
snofdiSs dirsc Tt transfer E to Futon street AVOID.
- Ing double terrNse across New York cry, ,,,, -.
f'' on sanaa siS S' and 100 :. SO "nu i''' "
Limited Express, $50 a. M daily, except hunoay' moo
For Baltimore cic soo gSS 1870 r. m; ana GS
500 M, 10; 70 q, M. $40 $3.50, ana lo. y. M
For Popes Creek Line. $40 q. IN aud 4;O p M daily
For Annapolis Go a. M. and 4lo D. m. daily, except
ALExANDRLA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL
VA, AND ALENANDRlA AND WASHING
For Aiexsndria T. i;so, ., II a. mi 4;zl $50 G2J, 8
and llSO D. m. On Sunday, Z, v ana ia M, and s
For Richmond and the South ZOO a. daily, aud
6;20 y. m daily except sunday,
Trains leave Alexandria for washington ., !, 10 q
onsunday at 3 aud 10 a. nv ana 1905 ., m,
Tickets, inflammation sleeolng and naslor-car nc
east corner OF Thirteenth street and Pennsylvania
avenue, northeast corner Of sixth street ana Pennsy
avenue, and ~ the depot where orders eau be
left tor the checking OF baggage 10 destination from
"N'N'' t. r. FARMER, General Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON, General hAnager
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ron STATIONERY.

CLERKS OFFICE HOUSE, or RErs, u. s.. |
WAsHINuroN. ID. G June i, lSs0
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this
office until II O'clock M TUESDAY, July o. 1880, FOR
furnishing stationery for the use OF the House OF
Representatives.
Blank forms OF proposals, showing the quantity
and quality of each article aud the form of bond TO he
signed by the bidder and Buretses, will be- furnished
on application al tn Ia Office.
Proposals should be indOrsed Proposal for sta
tonery" and addressed TO George NJ Adams, Clerk
OF House OF Representatives United States.
GEORGE M. A DAMS,
ie7-iaw4w Clerk of House Of Reps. u S.
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+ 7. coLDwELL Real Estate Aucuoneer.

rnUsTEFs' SALE OF a DESIRABLE BRICK
DNhLLING, NO. 73j ELEVENTH STREET
NORTHWEST
by vhtue Off deed Of trust dated April %, A. d.
1875, duly recorded In Lber NO Ss7 Folio ga ct seq
one of the Land Records OF the District OF Counbia
and by direction of the party secured thereby, we wi
sell nj public auction front OF the premises. on
WEDN Els DAY the I'd day of JUNE, A. d. 1880, Ut
O'Clock p M, al that piece parcel of ground known
and distinguished rs aud being part of lot numbered
nine ~, III numbered three hundred and forty
five (Sii), beginning Tor the same ON the line of
Eleventh street forty-sevcn (4I) feet south Of the
northwest corner of said lot, aud running thence
south along the east line Of said street fifteen (5) feet
thence seventy (7o) feet to the line OF sad
Let; thence horth fifteen Qh feet thence wcstscyey
(7O) feet to the place ofbcginning Together with I'm
provements, ETC. consisting of medium-sized brick
house renting for sl2g per month.
Terms-One-third cash aud balance In six ana
twelve months. with interest ut eight per cent. per
annum, or all cash, the option OF the purchaser
500 deposit to I've paid at time of SALE and all convey
ancgs ut purchasers cost. II terms of sale ARE not
compiled with in seven days, tie property will he re-
sold at the risk and cost OF the dtting purchaser.
BRAINARD IL. WARMER, ,r,,,sieaa
EDWIN A. MCINTYRE, A'"
The arove sale is postponed until SATURDAY,
June ", 1851, same hour and place.
BRA AWARD II. WARNER, rr.,s,aop
EDWIN a, MCINTYRE, if''''''
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PROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY.
DEPARTMENT. OF THE INTERIOR,

DEPARTMENT THE IHTEIuoR,
May Il. 1880
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received nj this DE
partment until l2 O'Clock m, MONDAY, June II,
1880 for furnishing stationery for the Department OF
the Interior during the fiscal year ending June 80
1851.
Blank forms of proposals., showing the Items and
estimated quantities required, together with circular
relating thereto will DC furnished on application to
this Department
Proposals must be addressed 10 the Secretary Of the
Interior, and indorsed Proposals for Stationery"
M contract itiH be dtUuiesd totderhi advertisement
until appropriation sldH hdre been made BY Con-
0ress for Ho purchase Of The stationery required
G. SCHUIeZ,
m2i ,t&t-st Secretary.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-06-12

Distflci courts.
SUPREME Court or THE DISTRICT JusTIcES
NYiLE. MACARTHUR AND HAGNER.-Uuited states
VS.. Joseph Neversou, alias Babe Bedford, Sandy
Pinn aud Edward Queenan; motion for rchearng
oycrruled. Nation VS.. McGrew; Judgment below
affirmed. Digs VS.. lngcrsoll Middleton; argued
aud submitted. III ro George Hookhaud; appeal
from the decision Of the commissioner CT patents
refusing patent TO the petitioner for An improve
ment in picture and sash cord; argued and sub
mittcd.
EQUITY CouRr--Jusr1cE Cox.--Young VS.. Gaddis;
commission appointed 20 make partition. Hogan
VS. Harte; auditors report confirmed and distribu-
ton ordered. Morrell vs.. Gstchell CT al; pro
fesso granted against the absent defendants Bailey
Us. Baker dismissal Of bill ordered. Ramsey W.
Daniels on hearing.
PROBATE CouRT-JusrtCE Cox Will OF Peter
innnay admitted ~ probate letters TO S. f. Han
nay; bond 5000, win Of James H. Reid fled and
citations issued against next to kin Willof Charles
NJ smith filed with petition OF Charles Heal for let
tiers; publication ordered. Estate of Richard Pet
w report of special audits approved aud claims of
W. ID. Cassin and Enoch TUtten for $500 passed.
Estate of J. H. MeCabs: proof of pnbliessi9a Sled.
Estate OF James Flanagan answer or jonu snow 10
citation filed. Estate OF Lewis A. Tur!ton; admin
istration issued 10 r. NJ. Detweiler: bond 1000.
Estate of NJ. Harnnll executors to turn over funds
TO trustees under will, Estate OF S. p. HcintZemau;
bond of widow reduced to $4,000. Estate of II. l..
Kinney, late of Corpus Christi. Tex; X. n Birchet
appointed administration; bond 500. Estate of
Charles H. Watson; NJ l.. Watson appointed guard
Ian to orphans bond $500. Estate OF r. b. Wallace;
M.J.Nallaoe appointed adm nistratrix; bond $1,000.
Estate Of Samuel H. Howell; administrator author
lied 10 file bill in equity to settle rights of credit
ors. Estate OF Mary F. Torrey; A. A. Brooke APP
pointed administrator bond $1,000 Charles Bcnll
appointed guardian TO Albert Smith: bond $500.
=. X. Johnson appointed guardian 70 George
Smithson, and letters to W. d. GODDARD revoked.
Theodosia z. Williamson appointed guardian to
George f. Paxton; bond $3.50. VIII of Lucy s.
Crandel admitted to probate; susanna Crandcll APP
pointed ADMINISTRATIVE with will annexed; bond
$1,000, In re Z. p. Culver, guardian to his minor
chldren petition for leave TO renew incumbrauce
of 1000 on Wards real estate filed. In re w. V. $.
Wilson, guardian; referred to register to take testi
mony Cnleb w. Spoiiord appointed guardian to
crow, guardian; nppraisement granted, value OF
house returned. The register presented the follow
ing accounts, which were approved and passed
First account administration estate of Henrietta D.
owen; first account l.. w. Worthington guardian;
fifth account Emily A. S. Riley, guardian; first
count Leopold Luchs, administrator and guardian
CRIMINAL CoURT-JusTIcE JAMEs.-John Silas
Marshall Johnson; indicted for the murder of James
Johnson in march last; case continued until the
next term.
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TREAsuRY DEPARTMENT,

FTNREASuRY DEPARTMENT.
\ WAsH1NGTon. d. g., June 10. 1850.
There Will be sold nj Public Auction OIL the White
Lot south of Treasury Department on MONDAY,
2lBt JUNE 1880 ut IL o'clock noon, THE BUILD
INGs formerly used by the Bureau or Engraving and
Printing, consisting OF
one LARGE BiiICK BUILDING, ABOUT 40X
ESQ FEEr
40 FEET
AND ONE FRAME BUILDING, ABOUT a0XaO
FEET
ALSO THREE LARGE STEAM BOILERS.
TERMs-C5tsl day of sale Gruuuds to be cleared
by order J. r. POWER,
pUNCANSON BROS, Chief Clerk.
lei I-ddds AuCtonecrg.
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United STATES MARsHAL's SALE.

By virtue OF writ OF heri iaclas issued out of the
Clerks Office OF the Supreme Court OF the District Of
Columbia, and 10 me directed, viii sell ut public
sale. for cash, at the Courthouse door OF snid Dis
trct, on TUESDAY,. the I'D day Of June, 1850, nj
II clock all the right, tile, claim and interest OF
erty, TO wit Part OF lt ~, III ]. W. Jones' suO-d
vision of square No. 5i5, beginning for the same ut
the northeast corner of said lot running thence west
60 feet 10 inches. thence south - feet thence et 90
feet 10 inches thence north IS feet 10 the place of be-
ginning, levied upon us The property of defendant,
Caleb Adams. to satisfy execution No, 81 COZ, ut law,
in favor OF Michael Walsh. Of Edward Slnttcry.
June 2, 1880. FREDK DOUGLASS
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