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DAl1IlhORb MD, feDfuhTy
Cotton quiet. Middling, l3c.
Flour fairly active and steady. Howard street
and Western supertine ~ 50@525: do extra So 50f6;
do family, Sc 25@7 26; City mills superfno 81 500
8 %; do extra SO 50a6; do family. SC 25@7 %; do
Rio brands, S7C97 20: Patapsco family So.
Wheat-Southern, quiet and firm; Western, lower
and firm. Southern red, 81 4O8l 4S; do. amber.
81 i56p1 As: No. Western winter red spot and Feb
141sI; May, 81 45@l 45lI.
C0rn-southern, firm and quiet Western flrmer
Southern white, 5s@6lc; do yellow, 5Sc; Western
mixed. spot, 57l3c; February, 552S95Gc; March,
b3H@5ic April, 5l@5i1sc; May, 5SS5SI4c; steamer
6iH@54l5c.
Oats easier. Southern, 4S94ac Western white
ds6Di9c; do mixed, 46@47c; Pennsylvania, 4sGi0c
Rye quiet at 90@93c.
Hay steady. Prime TO choice PennsylvOnR and
Maryland, Sl7@lS per ton.
Provisions quiet. Mess pork. $3.50. Bulk meats
loose shoulders. 434c; clear rib sides Il do
packed, 5I4 aud ne bacon shoulders, SIC, cleal
rib sides, &c; hams lOH@llc lard, refined
terces, SIC.
Butter steady. Prime to choice Western packed
20@26c; roll, lS@22c.
Eggs steady at l5c.
Petroleum-Crude, nominNli refined nomlnOlly
at 71sc.
Coffee quiet and easier Rio cargoes, I3lI@l54c
Sugar firm. A soft, 9]sc.
Whisky dun ut 81 l0lSGl IL.
Frcights to Liverpool per steamer dull. Cotton
B.lGd; -four, Is Cd; grain, 4diI9d,
RoCcipts-tlour, GOO bbs; wheat, 100 bu; corn
80 500 hi: oats none; rye, bu.
hipments-Wheat, none; corn, 10000 bu.
Sales-Wheat, 326,00O Du; corn, 1880 bu.
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[ Louisiana State Lottery Company

This institution regularly incorporated by the
Legislature u the state tor Educational aud ChNrta-
bic purposes IN 1868 FOR THE FERN OF TWEEN
ny FIVE ia RS, to which contract the nyiOlnbls
faith lhH state Is pledged, which pledge has been
renewed by oyeI whelming popular vote, securing
lis franchise the Constitution adopted Decem-
ID 4. ~ 1870, with capital OF 81 100000, 10 which
Il has since added reserve fnnd NJ $50 Oll
ms Ora ND SINGLE NUN BIER DISTRIBUTION
will take place monthly on the second Tuesday,
II nritr scales or pOftDDnsS Look at the following
Distribution. ,,,,. Al, ,,,,.,,, ,,,,o,
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MISCELLANEOUS.
RETARDED TI7H 4 NECRLAoB.
How Webster's Great Speech in Reply TO
Hayne was Preserved by Mrs. Gales.

How Webster's Great Speech in Reply TO
Hayne was Preserved by Mrs. Gales.
The true story of the diamond neck lace
Daniel Webster gave 10 Mrs. Joseph Gales la
said TO DO this When Mr. Webster made bis
celebrated reply to Senator Hayne, of South
Carolina, Mr.. Gues, tho senior editor of the
National hitUigencer, undertook TO report IT,
ut the request of the orator, who
assured Mr.. Gales that his speech
would not be more than half an
hour long. The editor was busy, but he
thought no could spare timo to take down
aud write so short speech But as Mr..
Webster was ascending the steps of the
capitol on the morning that he was
to speak he met Judge story, who
told him IL was good opportunity
to give his views upon the Constitu.
ton. Webster acted upon the sugges-
tion, and instead of speaking for only
half an hour he spoke for three hours. Mr..
Gales under the spell of the orator, wrote on
perfectly unconscious Of the lapse Of time.
But when he came to look over his notes no
found they were so vouminous that he would
never have time to trahscribe them. The
speech not appearing in the paper in due
time, Mr.. Webster called upOn the editor at
his house, who told him that his speech was
30 long aud his time so much occupied that
he feared that he could not ihd timo to write
1t out for publication. While the orator was
eNpostulnting with the editor aud endeavor.
ing to urge him to the work, Mrs Gales APP
peared and said she thought she could write
out the speech, us sho had been in the habit
OF assisting her husband IN transCribing his
notes. She undertook the task, aud ia two
days sent Nh. Webster his speech Ia full.
magnificent diamond necklace was the rich
reward OF the Massachusetts Senator.
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SAN FRANcfscu, February I, 1880.
Tho following are the Official closing QUOTATIONS. Of
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VS. Hyatt. Regular Caendar--No. ~ Langdon US.
VIZ IeFies ~ , W. u 'leice ~ WIS FJmnnds
%, Vincent, administrator VS., Beveridge; 30, Kill
bourn 4 Latta VS.. Willard; 80, Archer < Poncoast
VS.. District Of Columbia; ~ Nottingham VS.. Balt.
more Potomac Railroad Company 81, United
States vs.. Lee ct al: 3d. Crandell vs. Slsson; 62,
United States vs. Hedrick ct al; O., United States
vs.. Olmstead ct al; g. Middleton ct n VS. suit CT
al; 90 Britten Of al VS.. Jones; ~, Hyatt eNecubN,
vs.. Hyatt a. United States VS.. Clarke ct AL 10,
Barbour d Hamilton vs. Hoover.
CRIiISAL CoURr - JUSTICE HAGNER 90 CHARLES
Can't, two cases. assault and battery upon Mary
Thomas; Edward Donaldson, assault aud battery
upon James r. Carol; Letha Mathews, perjury;
Richard Bates, second olense petit larceny Neltio
Clark and jennie Brown, assault and battery
upon bartholomew Kalaher Walter Singleton,
fOrgery; SingleLon Jones. larceny.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MONETARY MATTERS IN NEW YORK
and SAN FRANCISCO.
New York Money Market.


NEW YORK, February A, 1880.
Money was easy at 566 per cent and closed at ..
Exchange was opened strong, and the nominal
rates advanced y to 4S3 for sixty days end4S52 for
demand, There was fairly active inquiry for
bills, and business was done nj 1927 TO iS3 for long
and d8i34 to 485 for shortsight
Governments were quiet but generally firm.
State bonds dull and nominal.
Railroad bonds were Irregular, Erie oonsols
seconds fell of TO 90ls and funded ves to 81, but
the former afterward renoed to y09k and the latter
TO 8i16 Chesapeake Ohio rsts fell off to 67s4 and
currency skies to 423l with recovery In the latter
TO 43 Kansas & Texas frsts fell off to 1851 and sec
onds to 679s, with latersaesa 1851 and 6S. Denver
& Rio Grande firss made further advance, selling
up to 10, Canada Southern flrsts sold up to 93.
Indianapolis, bloomington Il Western fell OIL to GU,
and rallied to69H
The stock market was dull in the early dealings
and the fluctuations were generally slight; but
during the afternoon there was n free pressure to
sell, and prices declined "a TO 31S per cent, Canada
Southern, louisville Il Nashville, and Nashville
Chattanooga s. ST. Louis leading the downward
movement. Toward the close the whole market
became strong Louisville q Nashville recovered
"a per cent, and the other shares u to ~ per
cent
transactions aggregated $4,000 shares. Including
Canada Southern 5000, Chesapeake Ohio 5000,
Delaware. Lpckawann0 & Western 1l1,0OO, Erie
1900, Hannibal & ST. Joseph 1000, Kansas & Texas
1000, Lake Shore 1900 Nashville, Chattanooga x
81. Louis G,0O0. Ohio IL Mississippi 1900, St. Paul
1000, and Wabash e Pacic 1i.000.
IA. s.aasNgna antaae INtIn
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SUPREME Court OF THE Observation-Disclosures
CARTIER AND JUSTICES MACARTHUR AND JAMES
%; strong VS.; Lattai, argued aud submitted. Dis
trict of Columbia VS.. Washington Market Company
judgment below affirmed.
CIRCUIT COURT No. l-JuSTICR WYLIE.-Strong
VS. District of Columbia on trial,
CIRCUIT Court No. 2-JUsrIcE Cox-Blgh VS.
Glynn; verdict for $50 and costs Brown Co. VS..
Nayloi; Judgment by default for sS52.2i. Riggs Il
20. VS.. Naylor& Lewis Judgment by default for
boo StrOuse aud Co. VS.. Frlendlick; Judgment by
default for S96005 lIanberg y CO. VS. Friendllch
Judgment by default for s5i6s7 Hecht & Prctzel
liSon VS.. Butler: Judgment by default for S323.33,
Miller VS.. baylor Judgment BY default
1 ISI SaoR agme STey by pd aTaat for A"gR s
Guinund vs. Naylor; Judgment by default for 1855.
Hall VS.. Baldwin q Wright Judgment for defend.
rcys; Judgment by default for $500 Schneider VS.,
Taylor ct ali Judgment by del1ult for S3s3l2,
% r Gosy ys NayS TSGWgs for v P%WH
more & Kuhn; verdict for defendant Harding vs..
Williams; Judgment by default for slgs, James VS..
Alexander; Judgment by default for $1,000. Burke
vs., Gaines, garnishee; Judgment of condemnation.
Naorys. Barroti d Mullin on trial Zeller VS.,
West Judgment for defendant for costs
EoUrY COURr-JusrCE JAMES.-Rundall VS.. Nc
EeRn reference to auditor TO state account,
ErAus VS., Macy ct al; pro Confcsso made absolute
against certain defendants Berry VS., Berry; re-
pGyer ordered TO pay for certain repairs. Hamil-
lon VS. Davis; auditors report confirmed. Leber-
man vs., ward substitution OF trustee; Crnx VS..
truN, AUDITORS report conhimod, Williams VS..
williams; time for taking testimony extended.
townsend w. Townsend; referred To the auditor.
Gunton VS.. Zanl2ngeri referred to auditor.
CRIMINAL CouRr - JUSTICE HAGRER Ellen
Long, keeping u dlsordery house; guilty; three
months in jail. Josiuh X. Peabody; assault on
Annie Newman on July 10, 1870 guilty. five
months in Jail and $50 fine
ASSIGNMENTS FOR TODAY,
SUPREME Court or THE DISTRICT CHEF JUSTICE
CARTIER AND JUSTICES MACARTHUR AND JAMES. -
No 10. United States use OF Wilson, VS., Armes' 81,
Alexander VS.. District of Columbia; l09, Hooe vs..
barker: l0i Washington x Georgetown Railroad
Company VS.. District of Columbia 100, United
States vs.. Thompson; l07, United States, use OF
Hoffman, vs. Elliot 100, In 10 J. r. Dent habeas
cOipu, ll2 Erskine vs.. Carly 49, Young vs. Barker;
ll5, Thompson vs. shepherd.
CRCulT Court No. 2-JusuCE Cox.-AFPEAL
DoCKEr-No, lOl, Kitchen vs. Kitchen; los, Howe
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To take effect
SUNDAY. NOV. 10. 1879. Az l:8O T. NJ.

AM Gaave Washington;
5ol-B!it,more Ecol! CIV and Nay sa9ns .,
TON EXPRESS. On sundays to Baltimore only.
Breakfast at Relay station.
G'shore An9aP95is hpI wHy 'P,Tdm3gt
,.oo and it, W tyi Via Relay r,,rprt rvp,vss
sio-Polnt OF Rocks, Piedmont, Strasburg wnehes.
ter, Ilagersown, and Way stations. -
AND BALTid6RE EXPHEss. Farlor Car to
New York and Phlladeiphin ,,,,,,, ,,,
PITTsBURG EXPRFgSs Frederick Hagers
town and Valley Branch except sunday
clnna daily Grafton to Sandusky daily except
aOo-nnily. baltimore. Annapolis, and Way.
s EXhstS stops At Bad smS
ton, Jessup's. and Hanover.
'ii;5S1SIW ,YohR. fHlLh bELPHfX Az AND nos:
ron EXP Rks5S Stops at Laurel.
G5S-bHLlTriM6RE'N BL&B iSsf GTU AND LAu-
REL EXPkf;ss Frederick, via Relay. stops
4sSGtPioat q RSsEa, FfSderlck Hagsrs,ow. wn
Of Rocks and way stations only.
AppninposN 9Id WaS stst2ps
TiMoRE EXPRESS. Norfolk, except sunday
Norfolk passengers taken in the cars direct TO
eCo-Pol1t Of locks ana Way stations.
T2O-tBALrIMoRB AND LAUREL EXPRESS.
7:4sItCHicAitSSo, CoIiUIfbUs AND rlTrsBURG
EXPREas. Sleeping enTs to Chicago and Pitts,
s SSe YoR s ,PHHgiLADELpuIA. AND BAL,
Laurel. Sleeping car to Now York, and special
e5O@fsE k6 81 HND "cciNcffNNATI EXPRESS
fDaiIT sunday only. Other trains daily. except
Ali tfaln, sopat Relay Station.
For further Information apply al tho Baltimore and
Ohio ticket ohices-wnshington station: aud GUY 6iO
taken Tor Baggage 10 be checked and Teesyed a. any
Mastar nf I'm
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GREAT
1879

PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
-, -, DOUBLE TRACK STEEL RAILS, po,,,,
SPLENDID SCENERY NINA NN4AGNIFicENr EQUIP
ms n ETEEST h4S S8Y t, Is'H nooo,
ner of sixth and streets US follows
For Pittsburg and the West, lOil u m. daily with
Parlor Car 10 Pit!sburg and Sleeping Cars nom
BALrIMOREAND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
For CanRndalgua Rochester Buffalo, Niagara Fails
and the North at a. III. daily. except sunday;
!:49 2. m DAILY except Saturday, with Palace cars
For New York and the East $40 Il. M, lSOand o. is o.
M on sunday, nii p. m.
Limited Express OF Pnlnlan Parlor Cars esoR. IN
daily, except Sunday. ,.
For Brooklyn, New YORK., all through trains connec!
Rt Jersey City with bouts OF "Brooklyn Annex"
aIoEd1s dlrec! transfer e Fulton street avoid
Ing double ierriage across New York city.
For Phiadephia; $40 ~ N; 1870 $50 nnd $40 p ni'
Limited Express $50 n. m. daily, except Sunday.
For baltimore, S;l0 $3.50 itrfo n M ana 1880. go
40 s 5;S' l:O and - p. m. On Sunday iG'oa'
For Pope's Creek Line o y. m. and 40 p M daily
For Annapolis $40 o. M. and 400 IL. daily except
W way Y AND Il lAf.IsXASDRiX AND WASHING.
TON RAILROAD.
For Alexandria :. 7;2n, o. II a. IN ~ $40 62i,
and ll!3O =. m, On Sunday, 2, y aud IL u m and
For Richmond and the South, ZOO u. daily, aud
90 u. IN daily, except sunday
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington. O, $ 10 n.
m, l%d0 s. b, Z, ana " y, m, anu ~ midnight
sunday At Snd 10 o q 9 aud AND 'Oo 3 n ar,
Communications can be procured at the olhces-north'
east corner of Thirteenth stree. and Pennsylvania
vuua avenue, and NJ the depot where orders can be
le Tor the checking OF baggage to destination from
L. f. YARN Err, General Passenger Agent
CRANK THOMSON, General Manager,
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EGAL NorIcl,

-
NJ. Cohen Of ilOl :, v 10 rect northwest, having
assigned to me Julius L. .u5Uurgh tho I'm day OF
january, 1850, oil his goods, chatitls, merc 1ndSe
bills notes, bonds, book accounts aud claims, hereby
give notice that all parties Indebted t0 said NJ. Cohen
arc heroby warned TO pay moneys o said Cohen, ~
hold IN my posse sion all books app9 tanning 70 his
business and am the only one an hnri1ed 20 collect
ana receipt Any evasion Of this wlll be prosecuted
to The full oKteut OF the law and all moneys collected
aud Tecepted by Nj, Cohen since January T. 1880 tho
time Of assignment viii not recognize, and viii At
once commence tho collection AZ per authority vested
In me, JULIUS l.ANSBuRGH,
No ~ seventh street.
Assignee OF N. tuHEA,
Ial7-tr No, iO2 Seventh street northwest
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Proposals for the Purchase of Ordnanc,
Stores.

y N
Major of Engineers, u. $. A.,
leb2.eOlt lighthouse Engineer Fiith District
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STEANIROAT LINES.
INLAND AND sEABoARD CoAsrlNG CON
i PANY.
ron NORFOLK, FORTRESS MONROE
md TIE SOU1U,
FALL AND WINTER ARRANoEMEN

IALL AND WINItN AIIEANuEMENT,
Steamer LADY OF THE LAKE ,fyGe~
WIN leaye Wasningon ON MON -ksssA&5SSlsRk
DAYS, ats D. M, stopping ut Pluey POiut and Point
Lookout connecting with steamers TO Boston, New
York and Richmond, aud railroad lines South.
Leave Norfolk TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS and
SATURDAYS ut q, m
seCund-Clais iHre.... SLOW Round ulp,,.....,t! 30
D.iILY LINE on IHE fpTOM 40 RifER.
Ihe steamer IOIN W, THOMPSON has been with.
drawn for repairs and the JANE MOsELEN las
been substitute to take Ter rips aud her DAY, uutil
Otherwise ordered -
S7Ei iIERs FOR NEW YORK
The Steumur5 JOHN GIBSON and r.. O. KNIGHT
alternately leave Pier IL East RIVER, New York, ey-
cry saturday, a, .. M Georgetown Friday morn
ing aud Alexandria same day,
freight taken Mt lowest rates, Apply at Oice under
National Metropolitan Bank Fifteenth str0otor Ollce
Of agent foot of sixth street Washington, and 6j Wa
ter street, Georgetown SAM J. BACON,
Be2I President
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Baltimore Markets.
BALTIMORE, Nd, February

savngO has levied an assessment OF my cents pc
share.
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Z n. coLDwEL1, Real Estate Aucilonoor.
PuBrIC SALE OF REAL ESTATE SITUATED
ON THE EAST SIDE OF SEVENTH STR EFT
EAST BETWEEN X AND l. STREETS NORTH.

by ylrueof nine separate deeds of trust Zone each
lott all being dated June \. d. 1917 and recorded
IN fiber No, sj7, pages Z to 49, both Inclusive Of
the Land Records Of the Distri't OF Columbia. aud
by direction of the holder Of the notes mentioned,
spectlvey in said deeds of crust will sell In front
OF the premises en- SATURDAY, February II. ut $3.50
O'Clock D. lots ~, So 81 g. 81, a. 81 81 and 81 of
Moses Kellys subdivision of part OF square 's7 ns
said subdivision Ia recorded IN libcr n X page l07
the surveyors office of the District OF Columbia
with all improvements thereon.
Terms; One-third cash. balance In six, twelve and
eighteen months. for which deferred payments The
notes of the purchaser bearing interest the rate Of
seven per cent Interest," and secured the property
sold. will be taken.
Said lots viii be sold separately in the order above
named, aud deposit OF s2O ON each lot will be re-
quired at time of sale.
MAHION ASHFORD ,.,,.,,..
fe5-eod,3ds MARTIN NJ ROIIRER, lrusIeeS'
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by B. II. WARNER, Real Estate Auctionccr.
TRUSTEES SALE OF 4 Two;sToRY, FRAME

TRUSTEES SALE OF A TWO-sTORY FRAME
House ANA Bakery OH the north side of Get,
between sixth and seventh streets northwest
by Virtue OF deed of trust dated December 2s 1872,
duly recorded In liber 703 folio 253 OF the Land
Records for the District Of Columbia. and Mt tho
quest of the party secured thereby will sell at pub
lie auction, In front OF the premises, on THU RSDAH,
the 18TH day of February, 1880, ut O'clock p M, the
following described real estate, towiG All Tint piece
and parcel Of land situated and lying In the city of
washington, District OF Columbia, aud known and
designated on the ground plat plan of said city
the east twenty-five (25) feet OF lot numbered ve j),
In square numbered four hundred aud foryseven
(l7D the same fronting twenty-five feet on street
north and running bnck with even width to n public
alley one hundred aud eighiyvo (sl feet according
to the original survey of said city OF Washington
Tcrms-OnelOur cash and the residue In three
equal in5tallmens in six Co., twelve 2 and eighteen
(S) months with Interest," secured by deed of trust
the property sold, all cash, at the option of pur
chaser deposit 800 required ut the time OF sale.
All conVeyanCng at cost of purchaser. Terms to be
compiled with In seven DAYS.
FREDERICK KOONE5, Trustee
ID. H. WARNER, AuCtiOueer ip.O.codGds
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or WRECKED LIGHTHOUSES.
OFFCE or LIGHTHOUSE NGISEnR.
Firm DISTINCT

OFFICE or LIGHTHOUSE 4 NGINEnR.
FIFTu DISTRICT,
baltimore. Mp January q. lsell.)
Sealed proposals will he received ut this Office until
IL o'clock m, of san URDAN, the 18th day OF Fcbru.
AIRY, 1851 for the purchase the WIEC KS they lie,
OF the lrOn.pile l. ghthouscs formerly nj HOOPEWS
STRAITS, AT tho upper, and JAMES ISLAND, at
the southern entrance 10 Tangior Sound from Chesa
peultO Bay. Md.
These lighthouses destroyed by the ice. and
no portion OF the iron foundation has been re-
covered BY the Government. They ARE estimated to
contain together about $4,000 pounds OF wrought aud
about tO.OOO pounds of cast iron.
The parties purchasing must romove the wrecks at
their own expense wilhin six months after the date
Of the sale.
Any inform alton In regard Ia the matter In the pos
session OF THIS Office VIII DO furnished application
TO the un1er- gued.
o. n. UABCOCk
Major of H. gincCrs, u. $. A.,
IiUltluusn Euriuppr FiiIh District
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OFFICE or U. s. ORDNANcE AGENCY,
No. lf6 Greene, corner Houston street,
ARMY RnIldinRl. z q Box 1911

OFFICE or U. s. ORDNANcE AGENCY,
No. li6 Greene corner Houston street,
(Army Bulding), y. o. Box 1871
NEW York CITY. January 10, 1880
SEALED PROPOSALS. In duplicate Will he re-
- cciyed and opened ut this office at ~ M, Feb
ruary H. 1881, for the purchase OF obsolete and
servlceable Ordnance aud Ordnance Stores. on
hand n the United States Ordnance Agency AID
New York Arsenal, Governors Island y. =. H.,
embracing Iron Cannon, Field, Siege and Garrison
Gun;C carriages; shot and shell; Implements and
Equipments: Muskets. Rifles; Rovolvers; swords;
Sabres; Cavalry and Infantry Equipments and
Announcements Small.A Arm Ammunition; Powder;
Machines; Tools and Utensils; also Scrap Metal OF
various kinds,
Full details win be found IN the Catalogues copies
Of which can be procured at the Ordnance ONCE,
Washington, ID. C.; United states Ordnance Agency,
and New York Arsenal, Terms cash: ten per cent
at the time Of the award, and the remainder prior to
the removal OF the properly. Thirty days will be
allowed for payment aud removal OF stores Pack
inghoXCs viii he charged for ut prices to be deter
mined by the Department
The Department reserves the right to reject any or
all bids not deemed satisfactory, Prior 10 the accept
Rnce of any bid, IL will have to be approved b. tho
War Department Propo' MS will be- addressed to
the United States Ordnance Agency, New York CITY,
Up. q, Box lsll), and must be Endorsed, proposals
for the Purchase OF Oh oete and Unseryceable Ord
nance aud Ordnance Stores" 5. CRISPIN,
fn2 Lieutenant. Colonel OF Ordnance
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AUCTION SALES.
STATES mARsnA1's SALE.
FUTURE DAYS.

BY virtue Of writ Of ieri irca' ls.ned out Of the,
clerks Office OF the supreme Court OF tho District OF
Columbia, ana to me directed will sell at public
sale Or cash at the Court House door Of id District,
on WEDNESDAY, tho 9th day Of February, 1870, at
l2ocoCk m. oil the right title clam and the interest
OF the defendant Nv aud to the following described
hundred ana eightynlne (6S1) and the south part OF
lot seven, IN said square, commencing at the south
Washington, y. g., running thence east With the
south Hue Of lot said square; thence north with tho
wcSt no Of said lot " 10 the northwest OF said
ot ~ thence wes parallel with the south line Of said
lot 10 the east lIup or south capitol street, thence
south along said street to place ofbeginning together
with hli aud singular the improvements thereon,
seized nnd levied upon Ms the property Of q, - Mat
loon o notisy execution No. ilT.T law IN favor OF
Ionn :. McGrew, FREDk DOUGLASS,
fcjdtS United States Marshal, ID. G.
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Mr.. GadbOs, Of Rockville, Canada, after
being cured of Frustrating malarial disease
contracted in Texas, by means of Warmers
Safe Pills aud Safe Bitters, writes to us: 81
shall never travel in that climate without
your Safe Pills aud Safe Bitters as a part Of
my outfit"