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The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-08-17

No, Is $. Spruce St Get, Nashville, Tcnn.. REV
ttEo. Z, PRICE. ID. b, tlate OF lAla)r President
Buildhg and locality select Thorough nd.
vapccd cpnrfe In alldepnrtments; Latin, Calls.
thnnics Art German, ltalnn, French. Music
,ppy, einincnt artists Boariers In presidents
family, Refer to Bishops NJ, , L. Church south
Opens sept !, 1880. send for circular. T
Aug. 3-lin WI 1TN snl
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-08-17
AGRI. & MECH, COL EGE 0FKY,

Opens Sept 18th, 1850. Full course Of Instruc,io,
Classical, Normal School and Commercial Depart'
msn,s. New College and Dormitory buildings
Will De ready for Occupancy during tic Autumn,
tuition, u 500; Naturalization, $500; Unfprnishcd
lion apply to JuDeE W.B. KiNKrap, Chaifft,an
bx. Committee or TO JAS. X. PArrERsoH, Pm. D.,
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or AGENTS WANTED. r,f,
Life and adventures Of

ENANK and JESSIE JAMES.
The Sotcd Western 0utlaws, by Hon. j.. A.
pacus, IN, d. "A true and thrilling account
tIllnstratcdJ o. their bold operations for Il
.@iling Detectives aud officials OF tie iaw..
ysst Selling Book Of the year. 10000 sold in
three months. 20 cents for outfit; $3.50 Tor
sau pie copy. Liberal terms to a gtits . -
M, Nd. THOMPSON y CO.. Publishers,
,o,,,;,t i52oPinc 81, ST. Louis, 40.
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tIONGVIEW ACADEMY.

3 The Fifth session Of this school viii begin
Iihelast Monday in August. $50 Besides the
he given Mathematics aud the Ancient ind
Modern languages, Galllf l,,'pS, N
3 Tuition. per session Of Ave mnntss, 400.
No extras for the languages, Good Doar,l
can he obtained at my boarding honsc. canve-
nientt 10 the school. The Aeaaemyt ii Iora ted
on. the Clarksville and lIopkhville pike, !
miles from ilopkinsville nn,ies miles from
Lon5vicwf opposite MA. Gano,t's,
July 81, issO.-f " ~ y !
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Kentucky Military Institute.

Fafmdalc Peo franklin Co, Ky. y
Tic school for BOYS and Young Men. six
miles south Of Frankfnrts The ,glst apn,,al
session begins 9Th of, September next, Adj
dress ~ above for catalogue. sp Aug. s-2m
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-08-17

no VIM, Jones, of franklin county,
will pay the State $lOl,5OO for the
convict labor inside the Pcnitentiary
four years from Aug. 18th. Il is'a
Keenc F. Pitchard. of .Catlcttsburg,
Is candidate for the Democratic nom
nation for Congress in tho Ninth dis,
trict against &c, Pliistcr. b NV
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-08-17

(. .tFnAR BLrFF CoLLrBH was founded in iS0 1t
ligious IN NIL ts aims, II rcucises no pupil
,rarttrs. This favors the exercise OF that care an
not BE- deprived while asentfroai the patorua i roof
southern Kentucky Tor tho education % yorng la,
have been accommodated to the striugcncy o. ithS
thomugh. ThcrUonls anu neatly caTpete'i and conv
pleasant surroundings render It delightful place 10
:. Ia For Catalogues and further particulars, at
EWiurksiDhS, Proprietor. apr ilg4rs1 j. rs.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-08-17

Thos. jackson, a boy OF sixteen, in
Monroe county, married a Miss White
when she was three days less than
eleven years old.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-08-17

M Hargis Bowe, Of Lawenec county,
was stricken with apoplexy while
kneeling at the communion table and
died in few minutes. ~ ss.s
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There are 1850 papers'and periodicals.
published in the State. Nine are daily
two tri-weekly, seven Semi weekly and
thirteen monthly. e',V spt %. w.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-08-17

Mrs. Lavinia Recce. of Catlettsburg
has refused to cat anything since the
first day of Aug. She isa religious
fanatic. oH i'o9t9 90 go "
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-02-06

~ respectable white GIL, II situation to cook,
- wash aud iron, Apply ~ sO3 Fourteenth 81
w, fp5.3t
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GREA1
1879
1875!

- Pennsylvania ROUTE
TO THE 6o NREEH 4sN WdEKS AEP R SI0iHTTsHwEE
SPLENDID SCENERY INA NHAAaNIFicENr E9Utf
TRAINS LEAVE W WASHINGTON from Depot, cor
ner OF sixth and streets. as follows
For Pltts6urg and the West, 1910 a No. daily With
Pittsburg 70 Cincinnati, 81. Louis and Chicago
~ p m dniiy wi+h L Pslacs Car % Chicago
For Canandaigun Rochester Buffalo, Niagara Falls
and the North at n, M. daily. eSrep. sunday;
ta M day ehGSp r Sahrdn NIUE pas Hys
~, and y mi O. At 1910 o. m. daily except sunday.
For New York and the East $40 m. l:S0nnd " 10 y.
Limited Express Of Pullman Parlor Cara GsO a. m.
daily, except Sunday.
at Jersey Gity with boats OF "BTooSiyn AnnsST
Ing double ieTTiase across Nov YORK city "''
on sunday $50 and a.i5 u M ''''
Limited Express $50 u. m. daily, except Sunday.
For Baltimore, $40 $3.50 $40 a N. ana 100 go,
m $50, $40, ana N45 D. m.
For Popes Creek Limo o n. m. and 400 p IN. daily
For Annapolis $40 a. m. and 400 D. M. daily. except
ALExANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL
WAY AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHING
and 1880 y. on sunday, T. Jana la M, and $
For Richmond and the South 100 a M, daily, and
Trains loave Alexandria for Washington, O, 10 A.
M, 1850, 3, u, :, 1ud ~ y. IN, anu y midnight
On sunday ut and ~ "A, M, and g;Oj p. IA.
Tickets. information ssaDng and psrlor.car
commOdRtiOus can be procured at the oiceS-nOrth-
east corner OF Thirteenth street and Pennsylvania
wanna avenue, and ut the depot whore orders D9
left for thecheckins OF baggage 10 destination from
L. r. WARMER, General Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON, General Manager
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To take eject
SUNDAY, NOV. 10, 1879, AT 1880 =. N


A. Leave Washingtoni
50O-Biltlmore. EllIcott CITY aud Way Stations
GO5-tNlcM YORK, PHILA DELPHlA AN ID BOB-
TON EXPRESS. On Sundays TO Baltimore only
Breakfast at Relay station.
05O-Baltlmore, Annapolis. and Way piedmont
and Way, via Relay)
SCOTIA L1tMORE AND LAUREL EXPRESS
&l0-POnt OF Rocks Piedmont, StrasbuTg. Winches
ter Hagerstown, and Way Stations.
1918 NEW YORK, PHILA DELPHIA BOSTON,
AND BALTIMORE EXPRESS. Parlor Car TO
New York aud Philadelphia
s35-iS'r. LOUIS, CHICAGO, COLUMBUS. AND
PITTSBURG EXPRESS, Frederick Hngers-
town and Valley Branch Except Sunday
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Loves Young Droam.

very beautiful aud accomplished girl on
the South Side, says the Chicago Tyibune
whose only fault, according to tho young man
upon Whose affections she bad fastened is an
unnatural and morbid appetite for oysters
aud theatre tickets, recently came near losina
the faithful creature whose clothes sho soon
expects To have the wifely privilege OF trading
of for china dogs The other evening, as
they were returning from the theatre, the
young lady passed the time talking gleefully
OF the future, and pcturiug the happy time
that would follow their nuptials. "You will
come home just rs soon as ever you eau,
Charley. and / will have your slippers all
ready Tor you, and then we can got supper
ready together, just like two little robins in
nest, can't we ~ An attentive listener
might have heard the cmckling of u shirt
bosom as Charley heaved u sigh at this un-
usual scheme Of married life, but, choking
back his emotion and large chew of tobacco
which he had taken on the quiet, the young
mau looked at the beautiful fraud aud said
See here, sis, III stake another fellow for
enough to keep you In suppers aud theatre
tickets for the balance Of the season. aud lot
him lulhll my schedule, but my notion is that
we had better part What Is home without n
supper !" The girl saw that she had bluiIed
ct the wrong timo, but artfully fell on his neck
and said she only did IL TO try him; that sho
admired nothing so much as man who know
his rights and would stand up for them. His
answer had endeared him to her moro than
ever. and she could never, never let him 20.
Here was great chance for the young man
to break the sirens chains forever, but he was
not equal to the occasion, aud portion of his
hard.earned salary will soon be paid TO q
preacher for making them one.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-02-06

SUPREME COURT OF THE Observation-Disclosures
CARTIER AND JUSTICES MACARTHUR AND JAMES
Alexander VS.. District of Columbia; argued and
submitted. In re josephine II. Dent; habens cor
pus dismissed Freedman's Savings & Trust Com.
pany VS. Holden ct al; mandate from the Supreme
Court of the United Statct filed. Hooe VS.. Barker;
argued and submitted.
ClRcUIT COURT No. 1-JusTICR WYGIE.-strong
VS.. District of Columbia; on trial,
CIRCUIT COURT No, 2-JusTIcE CoN.-Nailor VS.
Barrotu Il Mullen; verdict for plaintiff for S2j and
interest Cooley vs., Nash " Som Judgment by de-
fault for S5gl.lO DunCnnsOn VS.. BalleCh; Judgment
by confession Howe VS.. Hyatt motion to quash
aud dismiss granted. Chapline VS.. Taylor; order
TO take deposition, Gordon VS., Budd, ONcill Co.;
motion Tor new trial fled
Equity CouRr - JUSTICE JAMEs.-Chanes VS..
Brooks preliminary Injunction granted. Castnor
& Co. vs. Alitkiewle2, Cook Y PorneT motion for
cancellation OF bill sale injunction and receivers
on hearing,
CRHuSAE CoURT-JusTIcE HAaNER. - Richard
Bates, second oiiense petit larceny; guilty; two
years aud three months In the Albany penitentiary
Edward Donaldson, assault and battery ON David
CARROLL guilty sentenced 70 three months In jail
battery on Bartholomew Kehelorer not guilty.
Lelhia Matthews, perjury; demurrer as TO the suf-
IicIency Of the Indictment as to locality and date
oycrruled; on trial, Charles Turner, second onensC
petit larceny arraigned and pleaded not guilty
Lewis Jenkins second otense petit larceny; ar
taigued aud pleaded not guilty.
ASSIGNMENTS FOR To. DAY.
SUPREME CouRr or THE DIsTRICT- CHIEF JUSTICE
CARTIER AND JUSTICES MACARTHUR AND JAMES
No 70, United States, use Of Wilson, vs. Ames
lOl Washington y Georgetown Railroad Com.
pany VS.. District Of Columbia; 1906, United states
vs. THOMPSON; lO7 United States, use of Holtz,
man, vs., Llllot; ll2 Erskine VS., Carty ll3, Young
vs.. Barker li5, Thompson VS.. Shepherd; no Com
mercial Bank of Wheeling VS.. Benedict; 49,
Ramsey vs. Daniels; 100 Wagner VS. Benedict.
CIRCUIT COURT No. 2-JUsTICE Cox.-APPEAI
CALENpAR-No. u, Ayers w. Demelman; lOi
Kitchen vs. Kitchen. Regular Calendar-No 81
Archer Pancoast Manufacturing Company vs.
Shepherd; rs, Miller VS.. Church ct al; 80, Wood n
Go. VS.. Grahamite " Trinidad Asphalt Paving
Company; 50, MelOy VS.. Dennis ct all So, Cape Ann
Granite Company vs. Blunt Il Himber 90, Randall
VS. Washington Georgetown Railroad Company;
~, Orme x Son VS., Smith; %, Murray vs., District
Calterbuck VS. HILL 10i, Copeland VS.. Ward, JOG,
llomillerW, Inland SeabOard C0asting Company;
road Company; 10, Cooley VS., salter ct all ll2,
Miller vs.. Baltimore Il Potomac Railroad Com.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-02-06

BALTIMORE ND, February 8
Cotton quiet. Middling, lSc.
Flour unchanged. Howard street and Western
snperiue. 81 j0G5 %: do extra IS 5Od6; do family
S. 25@T 25 City mills supernne 81 50@5 25 do extra
So 50GG: do family, So 25d7 %; do Rio brands $40
1885 Patapsco family, SIS.
whc0t-southern, quiet aud firm; Western.
firmcr Southern rcd, 81 35lol lU do. amber, 81 AGO
AZ; No / Maryland. 81 AZ: No. Western winter
red spot aud February. 81 I4A@1 449s; March,
81 i5H@l a. April, 81 45A@l 4j2s; May, 81 400
Corn firm. Southern white, 5s96lc; do yellow,
57l9@jSc: Western mixed, spot, 5713; February,
6G956lsc; March, 6i@5i4c. April, 53A@5ic;
steamer, 545k95iMc.
Oats lower. southern, 47Glsc Western white
a6G ITC; do mixed, 45c Pennsylvania, 46@47c
Rye quiet at 00@93c
Hay unchanged. Prime to choice Pennsylvania
aud Maryland, Sl76lS per ton.
Provisions quiet and without change. Mess
pork, Sl305. Bulk meats-loose shoulders 43Ic
clear rib sides. 7; do packed. 5A and 7l5c bacon
shoulders, SIC; clear rib Sides SCI hams, l0A0llci
lard, refined tierces. Sl9c..
Butter steady aud unchanged. Prime TO choice
Western packed, 20GD2Gc; roll, ls922c.
Eggs tirmer at l59l6c.
Petroleum nominal, at nc for refined.
CoilOe quiet. Rio cargoes, l33ldlG4c.
Sugar quiet A sOlt, 05Sc
Whisky dull at 81 l0lz6l II.
Freights to Liverpool per steamer dun and un
changed Cotton, 3.l0d Hour, Is Cd; grain iGll 81
Roceipts-Flour, 92l bbls; wheat, 1900 bu corn
1I700 bu; oats 100; rye, 800 bu.
Shipments-Wheat 10000; corn, 1900 bu.
6ales-Wheat, 1877 800 Du corn, 335, 500 bu.
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A SITUATION, by ~ a respectable you colored
Address 1917 n stnw robj
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FREE ADVERTISING.
M O q E "A R O. Il

or acceptable nature and not to exceed four lines
on our Third page, nro fee to all.
No Business Advert ssments Inserted without pay
business Advertisements inserted in this column At
five cents per line for each insertion.
IL answers fail to come the first time, we invite n
second, third, many repettons rs necessary
To secure what you advertise for We wish the adj
Versers to feel that they imposing US, but
are doing favor by using our free columns, as
are determined to make THE REPU BLICAN
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
postolco. If Initials used they should be directed
to the care OF some person. firm or postollce box.
No free Advertisements taken after o'clock D. m,
Advertisements can be lett at our Office, or sent
through the mail TO
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN PRINTING co.
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RYLT, C0LDWELL, Real Estate AuctIonecg,

Try j. n. COLDWELl Real Estate Auctloueer.
~. UsTEEs SALE THAT DESIRABLE FOUR.
story Prrssed-briCS building, with u IhrCeStOTy
Back building, Occupied by the TOpUgrup hiCAl
DIVISION Of the Postoitce Department, No. Ol6 Il
street northwest
By virtue oil a deed OF trust 10 John W. Alyord and
myself dated juno o. A, -, 1919, duly recorded in
llber No. I2 folio 30, one 81 tho lUud Records for
tho District Of Columbia, aud ut The request Of tho
party secured thereby /, as the surviving uustee
wl sci NJ public nncqn IN mont otihe promises, on
MONDAY, FEBRUARY, ~, 1850 a. $50 O'Clock D.
M. tie iulIowmg-de,CT.hcd real estate situate In
Ciiy OF Washington District OF Coumhla tO-wit All
that certain piece or parcel OF Iard known ana de-
sCrhrl 3 part OF lot numbered Our 90, In square
numbered three hundred ana seYrniy-spveu SD,
beginning I r the Same al the southwest corner Ut
said lot aud running theuCe on The line OF u street.
east twenty uur t2ll Cel; thence north one hundred
and MY nine feet 10 an alley thence Weal twenty
four go feet, and huncb south one hundred AN MY
nine (l5) rt 10 the Place OF beginning together with
the improvements, &c Subject ~ all taxes now due
and payable.
snIn. nnlulntug 20 si8ss.tO with Tho eNpous, OF
sulr ne cash, ana the brenca IN SIX aud twelve
months Tor which the notes OF the purchaser, bearing
II tprest lUr day OF sale Uud secured by deed
nj rust on the po pory sold, VIII he taken. deposit
"a s-UJ viii be required Of the pt chaser a. The Time
of sao, and all cUnyryang'nB al the expense Of th0
purchaser
II Terms OF sale afo not complied with In ten days
the trustee esgrYes the right 10 sell tie properly
AT The RISK and cost OF the doidu,ug purchaser an
i've days advertisement
GEORGE W sTICKNEY,
Ja2!pUdNds lSllf,l surviving Trustee,
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pany III, Lyons VS. District OF Columbia 1is. lie.
mout VS.. Washington & Georgetown Railroad
Company 10, Wolfvs. Walsh l2i, Cragln ct al. VS.,
VS.. Alexander 1874, Blnnell vs.. Better 1876, Thwlng
Ct al vs.. Dean ct all ll2, Northern Liberty Market
mishec; l52, Mcdaniel VS.. Beckett. garnlshec; lB2
wilson VS.. Tollmadge; 1Gi, Boguo VS.. Cropey.
CRIMINAL COURT 80 JUSTICE HAGNER. 90 Charles
Cant two cnsesl assault and battery upon Mary
Thomas; Lctha Mathews, perjury; Walter Single
ton. IorgeIy Simglelon Jones. lnrceny
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pY 3. II. wARNER. Real f.tale AuclIoneor.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A TwO.sTORY FRAME
House aud Bakery on the north side OF street
between Sixth and seventh streets northwest.
BY virtue OF deed of trust dated December D. 1872
duty recorded In lber 7OJ. folio 253, OF the Land
Records for the District of Columbia and at the re-
quest of the party secured thereby, will sell at pub
lie auCt on In from; OF the premises, on THURSDA
the l2th day of February, 1870, at Yeti ok y. M tho
following described real estate tO-w All that piece
aud parcel u land situated ana lying Ia the city OF
Washington, District Of Columbia, and known aud
designated OH the ground plat plan Of said city
in sQuare numbered four hundred aud iorty-sevcn
(lI7J, the same fronting twenty-five feet street
north aud running back with oven width 10 public
alley one hundred and elgyve ls1l feet, according
to the original survey ufSaii city OF Washington.
TGrms-One-iourlh cash and the residue In three
equal insamenIs In six Co., twelve tl2) and eighteen
Q5 months with interest, secured by deed OF trust
the property sold, all cash. at the option OF pur
CHASER deposit Of 500 required ut the time OF sale
All conYeyairlng ut cost OF purchaser. Terms TO b0
complied with In seven DAYS
FREDERICK HOONFaS, Trustee.
u. II. WARMER Auctioneor. ja'O.Gudteds
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~ -
TRUSTEFS SALE OF A DESIRABLE THREE.
story aud cellar Brick Dwelling neurly completed,
the west SIDE OF sixteenth street, between aud
II streets northwest,
BY virtue Of deed Of trust dated October g, A. d.
1879 duly recorded IN llber No. ~ folio 3D5 seq
one OF the land records fOr the District OF Columbia
and the written request ofthe holders the note
secured thereby, We VIII sell at public auction, In
ftOnl OF the premises, on FRIDAY, February 0, 1850
NJ 1870 o'clock y, M the following described real
estate situate hi the lily of Washington District OF
Columbia, TO wit; All that certain piece parcel OF
ground known and described lot numbered ninety
nYo (05), OF Il. A. Baochs recorded subdivision OF u
part of square numbered one hundred and seventy
seven on, together with ihs improvements, &c
Subject TO prior deed Cf trust dated June T. 1910 and
recorded In Fiber No, DG folio No. ct seq, of the land
records for the District Of Columbia, TO secure the
payment OF 1900 In five years from date, with inter
est ~ eight per cent per annum, payable semi'an'
nualy.
TERMS $500 aud expense Of sale IN cash, and the
balance at six and twelve months with interest ut six
per cent per nunum, secured by "a deed OF trust on
lie property sold A deposit OF glO0 required at the
time " sale, and all conNeyancng and recording at
purchasers cost.
Terms to be compiled with In seven days otherwise
the trustees reserve the right to resell the property at
the risk aud cost Of the deiaultinS purchaser aitef
i've days advertisement -
BUHR r, TRACY, 4 rr,s,.,s
JAMES l., RNON, ''"''eS''
The above sale IS postponed until MONDAY, Feb
Iuary d. lssU, same hour and place,
BURR K. TRACY, ,r,.,.,o.s
JAMES T.. RlON,J ''"''''''
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4 EGAL NOTICE,

NJ Cohen, OF llO2 Scv 'uin rect northwest, having
assigned TO me, Julius L.u,burgh Oh the I'm lay OF
January, 1850 all his goods, chatpls, merchandise
bills notes bonds, book accounts and claims hereby
give notice that all parties Indebted 10 Stld NJ. Cohen
are hereby warned to pay no moneys 10 said Cohen as
hold I'm my posse sion all books nup3 taining TO his
business and am the only one au hprlled TO collect
aud receipt. Any evasion of this wall be- prosecuted
10 lhe M extent fthe law aud all moneys collected
and recepted by NJ Cohen since January z, 1851 the
time OF assignment will not recognize, and VIII AZ
once commence the collection as per authority vested
In me- JULIUS I.ANSBu ROH
No i2l Seventh street,
Assignee OF N. COHEN,
jal7,tr No, IlO2 Seventh street northwest
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Proposals for The Purchase of Ordnance
STORES,
OFFICE on U. =. ORDNANCE AOENCY,
No. l46 Greene, corner Houston street,
ARMY nnllhlmgl. T. o. BOZ lAll.

NNIuy hullNlHSl - ". box lollt
NEW NORK CITY, January ~, l6S0.
SEALED PROPOSALS, in duplicate, will be re,
- aeiy ed and opened Mt this office W l2 M Feb
ruary II, 1851, for the purchase OF obsolete and un
serYiCeablG Ordnance and Ordnance stores, ON
hand ~ the United States Ordnance Agency aud
New York Arsenal Governors Island, y. y. H.,
embracing Iron Cannon Field Siege and Garrison
Gun orringes; shot and SHELF implements aud
Equipments; Muskets; Rifles ReyolNcTa; swords
Su6res; Cavalry and Infantry Equipments aud
Announcements Small Arm Ammunition; Powder;
Machines; Tools and Utensils also Scrap Metal OF
various kinds,
Full details win b. found In The Catalogues copies
of which can be procured at the Ordnance Office
Washington, ID, G.; United states Ordnance Agency
aud Now York Arsenal, Terms cash; ten per cent.
at the time Of the Uwnrd and ihr remainder prior
the removal Of tho properly. Thirty days viii be-
allowed for payment ana removal ~ stores Pack
ngboNes VIII be charged for 1T prices TO be deter
mined by the Department..
The Department reserves tho right TO reject any OF
all bids not deemed satisfactory, Prior to the accept
anCe Of any bid, it will have 10 bg approved By the
War Department. Prop0' ais will Dc addressed IL
the United States Ordnance Agency, New York CITY
U, o, Box lSlll, ind must be endorsed, "PTOuosNl,
for the Purchase Of Oh OetG and Uusrrvlccahg ORD
nance and Ordnance Stores 5, CRSplN,
io2 LioutonRntC Colonel of Ordinance.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-02-06
TINTED STATES MARsHAL's SALE

BY virtue OF writ OF tierl lacias issued oct Of the
Clerks office OF the supreme Court OF the District of
Columbia, and 10 me directed, viii sell ~ public
sale, for cash. at the Courthouse door of said District
WEDN lcSDAE, the 18th day of ebrunry. 1850, AT
II o'clock n all tho right, tile claim and I'M
IN and to the following described property, 10 wit
ming on Twentieth street, Is feet from the southwest
OF said o thence north along the line of said
street, II. feet u icl. thence along north line
l55 feet lOiinches thence south along line II feet
y In h, thence west in u line parallel with the north
line OF said lot loo feet 10 inCnes to the beginning,
levied upon as tho properly Of defendant, James
Carr to satisfy e&eCutOn.No. TO- 5j, at law in favor
OF Arundel and Fairfax,
FREDK DOUGLASS,
ja96-td United state Q Marshal u. Z.
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A SensIhln Canadian.

Mr. Gadbois, of Rockville, Canada, after
being cured Of prostrating malarial disease
contracted in Texas by means of Warmers
Safo Pills aud Safe Bitters, writes TO US: II
shall never travel in that climate without
your Safe Pills and Salo Bitters as part Of
my outfit"