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The Republican journal., 1880-12-02
Asthma Cured

A well known merchant of Hanover n H.
whose wife had long been afflicted with Asthma
sent for the Compound Oxygen Treatment After
using 1t little over a month he wrote: 81
thought would write and tell you of the .rtu}r.-
tut eHecE q tompo@"d OINyeH My wife was a
very SICK women, coughing incessantly all day and
nearly all night Could get no rest at night unless
sne used cnlorofOrm and alcohol. or chloral Her
sufferngs during the asthmatc attacks were dis
resslng IN the extreme. " .Nor las ao coe,gh aud
no aPpea1a4ce Of 1SMmo is able to do consider
able work, and we believe that when two months
expire she will be well person Our Treatise on
compound Oxygen, with full information, sent
free. DRs. STARKEY q PALEN llO9 and I'LL
Girard st. Philadelphia Pa
Monsieur X. speaks of his father in law. cor
said he, "he is close listed that his daughter is
the only thing was ever able to get from him
Vacant Places
In the dental ranks will never occur if you are
particular with your teeth. and cleanse them every
day with that famous tooth-wash, SOZODONT
From youth to old age it will keep the enamel
spotless and unimpaired. The teeth of persons
who use SOZODONT have pearl like whiteness.
ana me gums roseate hue, while the breath is
purlhed, and rendered sweet and fragrant 1t is
composed OF rare antseptic herbs and is entirely
tree from the Objectionable and injurious ipgredi
ents of Tooth Pastes DC
Any girl with dowery of So, 900 has nice fig
ure
LARGE PROFITS from small investments
best opportunity ever offered the publlc-Mining
stocks IN trst-class reliable companies, which are
sure OF great advance in value and large dividends
are now on sale by the undersigned Buy now at
bed rock prices and take advantage of the market
remember, large fortunes have been made in min
ing stocks Parties having money to invest are
invited to correspond or call on US All necessary
information regarding. the companies and their
properties will be furnished to purchasers by GoFF
HASTINGS d. Co, Bankers and Financial Agents.
~ ashington street, Boston 4wi9
The Republican journal., 1880-12-02

SHIPPING ITEMS The New York Tribune is
down upon the compulsory potage 1t says there
| are fresh complaints about the exactons of the
pilots Tugs, which have competent pilots are
usually employed to bring vessels through He'll
Gate The licensed pilots board the vessels, and
under the law receive half the regular pilotage
fees for being refused employment Schooner
John 5. Case, OF Rockland, is chartered to make
three round trips from Galveston 10 Cuba with
cattle She gets $1,000 each trip and her port
charges paid A. G. Strout and John Hit are
building, IN Thomaston, a steam yacht for Major
Sanford Delano 1t will be 20 feet long and will
be ready for launching in the spring . Steamer
Chas Houghton is to be taken off her route be
tween Eastport and Calais for a couple of months
this winter. 1t is not decided how her place will
be supplied Among the revenue vessels ap-
pointed to cruise during the winter for the relief
of distressed crafts are the following: Steamers
McCulloch, stationed at Eastport to cruise from
Robbinston to the mouth of the kennebec: Dal
las stationed at Portland cruise from West Quoddy
to Cape Ann, Mass Gallatin stationed at Boston
cruise from Portsmouth to Holmes Hole Baxter
stationed at Newport, cruise from Holmes Hole to
Whitostone. l. / inside and outside Of Block
Island T.. The annual report of the Register OF the
Treasury, states that the total tonnage u the
country exhibits decrease of l0l .jt6 tons The
enrolled tonnage has been increased 81 .75l tons
while the registered tonnage has decreased lbs
'23 tons and licensed vessels under 70 tons. has
decreased ~ tons Tile Steam tonnage has In
creased - }S6 tons canal boat : So tpus while
the sailing tonnage decreased II, ,I, f,ns ord
The Republican journal., 1880-12-02

The official vote OF the State of Maine
III November, as canvassed by the Gov
ernor and Council, is us follows: Whole
number l43,9O9. For Garfield Electors,
74,0:@; Hancock, SILL; Weaver, t.
4SO; Dow, 90, with I27 scattering, diyid-
ed among 81 persons. Republican plu-
rality over Hancock vote 1865. Repub-
lican majority over all 4, l6o.
The Republican journal., 1880-12-02

Eugene Hale is known in Maine as the man who
declined to be Secretary Of the Navy. IN u.
Herald.
This is not true; but it is a fact that
Mr.. Hale did decline to be Secretary Of
the Navy, and that he also declined the
Postmaster-Generalship. lie was ten
dered place in the Cabinet by President
Grant and also by President Hayes, but
refused the honor in both instances.
The Republican journal., 1880-12-02

An abstract of an essay on the employment of
teachers by Hon W } Corthell whose devotion
to educational work for years past enables him to
speak nteigenty on this and kindred subjects,
will be found on the first page. We especially
commend it to the attention of our readers as an
effort is to be made this winter to change bv legs.
lative enactment the present system of employing
teachers
The Republican journal., 1880-12-02
REPUBLICAN JOURNAL.
BELFAST, THURSDAY, DECEMBER ,, 1880
REPUBLICAN JOURNAL PUBLISHING CO.

CHARLES 4. PILSBURY.. EpIToR
RIssEII q byEp BUSINESS MANAGER AND
LOCAL EDITOR.
SUBSCRIPTION TERMS In advance, 50 90 a year.
within the year, 500; al the expiration Of the
year. $500.
ADVERTISING TERMS For one square, cone inch
of length in column sl00 for one week. and %
cents for each subsequent insertion. A fraction Of
Il square charged as full one.
The Republican journal., 1880-12-02

Where can you find more affecting sight than
that Of ayonng man struggling with seven hairs
on each side of his upper lip Dexter Gazette
Why, when the young man has seven
hairs on one side and only five on the
other. 1t throws him OFF his balance as
it We're
The Republican journal., 1880-12-02

Texas politicians have a scheme on
foot to make three states out Of Texas. 1t
would threble the number Of offices, don't
you see, and send SIX Democrats to the
United States Senate, instead Of two, as
now.
The Republican journal., 1880-12-02

The seven Presidential Electors of Maine assen-
bled in the Senate Chamber at Augusta Tuesday
as required by law, and Hon Joseph s Wheel
wright, Of Bangor, unanimously elected Pres
ident Of the College They proceeded to ballot
yesterday required by the Constitution aud will
declare Mane's seven electoral votes for Garfield
and Arthur
The Republican journal., 1880-12-02

The Ice houses in New jersey are already being
filled with ice as heavy as any collected last winter
The Republican journal., 1880-12-02

nal
;. Il NILES, No. 6, fremont st. Boston.
T. {. EVANS, Rooms ;, X :, fremont Temple
Boston.
s.M. PErrESGIIL Il Co. 10 state St. Boston, and
81 Park Row. y. \.
HORACE Dopp, 3G5 Washington St, Boston.
GEO. T. HOWELL Co, 10 Spruce st. New York.
J. ii. BATES, Il Park Row, New 0rk.
The Republican journal., 1880-12-02

The New York Herald asks: "Shall
the Democracy be suppressed or Boss
Kelly 2" Why not suppress both?
The Republican journal., 1880-12-02

1t has been found impossible to take census
of the Indians The Red man is too skitish
Neal Dow did not get a vote in Mis-
souri,.
The Republican journal., 1880-12-02

The imports for the whole country dur
ing the month of October We're a little
less than S7O,oo0,0oo; and the exports
for the same time, including specie III
both, totals, nearly $4,000 900 thus
showing a balance in our favor for the
month of S5,OOO,0 900. For the ten months
ending with October the excess of exports
over imports exceeded 5000 OOO-a
most satisfactory exhibit.
The Republican journal., 1880-12-02

le local ot ye Neuucbel journal Will KIT ln d
peck Of trouble if he persists h pecalauug from
Pecks Sun and other sons Of the press. Fuller, of
the Rockland Courier, who is uJur feet high and
weighs d ton. IS already on the war path. and Nor
rell of the Gardiner Home journal is whctuug his
pruning knife and eager for the fray 1t is sad to
contemplate the now peaceful valley in which the
industrious farmers are calmly sitting on the shores
OF the kennebec waiting for their lee cropto grow.
and-but there is no telling what that locals tate
Will be-
The Republican journal., 1880-12-02

The Prog. Age says Of the Democratic
party
1t las not appreciated the situation. 1t Las pur
sued course OF shallo" party expedIeneY 1t has
lacked the courage to meet vital living issues
And in the concluding paragraph Of
the article quoted from, the Age suggests
the abdcation of the Democratic party III
favor Of "a new organization which the
cNigencies Of the times demand" The
Age is hard to suit, but probably 4 Rust
party would meet its appreciation.
The Republican journal., 1880-12-02

EN Senator Cameron puts his foot down
on some Of tine silly stories anent the
Grant movement for 1854. and speaks i'll
warm communication # Presidents elect
Garfield. He SAYS that Gar.icld's success
means the destruction ot ,cctionalism in
America, und that before another Presi-
Dental election the solid South ought to
be 4 thing of the past
From New York Herald interview
With 4 member Of the ~ y. Democratic
State Committee We Glib the following
suggestive sentences
VINO paid the expenses i'll Maine
senator Barnum and Mr. Scott
put Of their own pockets
Uut Of their own pockets
We're the expenses heavy
The Republican journal., 1880-12-02

The Wing says there is not a word of
truth IN the long and ridiculous rgma-
role published by the Argus about an al
legged Republican conference at Augusta.
The Portland paper is keeping up its
reputation as the "lying Argus"
The Republican journal., 1880-12-02

The result Of recent Investigations is
said to fully warrant the declaration that
none OF our staple articles of food or drink
are so commonly adulterated as to be
dangerous to health or life This is very
good, so far as it goes. Now let things
be called 10y their proper names -chicory
for coffee glucose for molasses, etc.
The Republican journal., 1880-12-02
Clippings.

Hon. W. P. Frye, of Maine, viii be a candidate
TOR Speaker OF the House He is admirably equjp
ped tor such position. Atkinson, Kansas, Cham
pon.
National Republican., 1880-11-03
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

EON SALE I be fixtures contained IN Park shoe
II store a3l 7th st, win be sold 1t bargain " anpll
alton Is made at once, AUS u
National Republican., 1880-11-03
PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS FOR MAIL
LOCKS.
PosToFFIcE DEPARrAENr,
WAsHINgTON, ID. c., Oct. -, 1850. ]

SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this De.
partmenL UNTIL IL O'CLOCK NOON, on THE
2GrH DAY OF JANUARY, 1881, for furnishing n
new kind OF mail locks and keys for the sole aud ex
elusive use OF the United States through regstered
mails
AS the public exposure and searching examination
necessary to intelligent bidding on any prescribed
model off lock aud key would tend 10 impair II not
entirely destroy, the further utility Of such locks
keys for the purposes OF the mails, tho Postmastor.
General prescrbes no model or sample for bidders,
but relies for selection on the mechanical skill ard
ingenuity which fair competition among inventors,
hereby Invited, may develop ia samples submitted
by them.
Specifications OF the conditions and requirements
relating TO proposals. samples contract cc we'll
rs forms ofproposa will be furnished Application
by letter to the Second Assistant Postmaster Gencrul
No proposal will be considered unless II shall have
been submitted In accordance with such specification
and forms
The contracts which may be made will be in con.
formity to the specifications and tho accepted pro.
osai But tho right s, however, reserved to reject
any and oil OF the proposals.
National Republican., 1880-11-03
Womnn us a snnltarv Iiernrmer

DIR. H. w. Richardson, III a lecture delivered
at the sanitary congress, Exeter, England, on
Woman us Sanitary Reformcr" opens
new field for tho exercise Of female talent.
He advocates that ladies should be sufficiently
ycrsod in anatomy aud physiology to under
stand the general construction and mechanism
of the human frame, as well us tho naturo of
different foods and tho methods best adapted for
making them digcstiblo and nutritious. II
women understood the effect Of woll-sclgcted
ailments on the growth Of the body in yonth,
diseases such rs rickcis, with its bowed legs
aud crooked spincs, would, according to tho
opinion Of tho eminent lecturer, disappear
from the land.
The sanitary "angol in tho house, should
understand the laws Of ventilation rs well rs
the methods Of hOuso.warmiug and the effects
Of heat and cold She Mould also be familiar
with tic position of the drains aud know
somcthing about the principles Of drainage
she should be able to detect that hue Of wall.
paper which indicates the presence of arsenic
and be sufficiently informed concerning The
water supplied to the household to direct, IL
necessary, how Impure water may be made
wholesale and potable. A knowledge of the
use Of disinlcctauts should also constitute
part Of her education and, in short, 70 fair in.
formation concerning the enemies of tho
health of the household, with the weapons
which would drive them from the door, would
be not the least valuable of her accomplish.
ments.
In their anxiety for the health Of their
children, women are led 20 pay considerable
attention TO sanitary regulations without un-
dersiandiug much Of the science upon which
such regulations are based. There certainly
seems no reason why the principles OF "sani
ation' should not, and many why they
should, form u distinct part of education at
school, whether the scholars be male or fe
male. Such knowledge is useful, since 10 di-
minlshes disease aud saves human life.
National Republican., 1880-11-03
THE GREAT
EAT 1880
1880

TO THE NoVIHa Wilsr AND SOUTHWEST.
nqU LE ThACk Ri IA rs o,,,,
N fFEEGT EaT TdT62 q sS fs2 popo,
ner OF sixth and streets, MS iOllowsi
For iiisburG and the West, 500 u. m. daily with
m daily, with Sleeping cara nom Harrisburg to
Cincinnati. 81 Louis aud Chlcagoi $3.50 D. m. daily
BAiTiM0RE0 y POTOMAC RAILROAD
For tanRnd9gua, Rochester Buffalo. Niagara Falls
with ParlOr Car to Watkins and tho North, at 500
a. m. daily except sunday; at 1880 p. M. daily, OK
cept saturday with Palace Cars to Canandaisua
For Wiinmsuor Loci; Haven and Elmlra, at lOIO
n M dGi y, except sunday -. o.,o, ,o.,o
For New YORK and the Fast 1910 a. M, 2:l0 and 1000
p IN. On sunday, 1000 y. IN
Limited Express OF Pullman Parlor Cars, $50 g. m.
daily, except SUNDAY; -, ,,,,.,o,,
ut Jersey CITY with boats of "Brnoklyn Annex"
Gnordnr direct lransicr to Fulton street avoiding
For Philadelphia lC:iD II. ?iO, $40 and 1000 D. m
On Sunday, i:40 and 1000 p, m. ,....,..
For Baitmor- G;iO 500 49, iG;iO a, M, aud BIO $40
$40. ~ $40 and 1000 p m; On Sunday 500 a.
For Popes Creek Limo, G:io H. M. and IA0 pm daily
For annapolis S,0 a M, and 44O p daily, except
ALEXXNDRIA & FREDERICKsBuRa RAIL;
WAY AND ALEXANDRIA WASHINGTON
For Aiexandrla T. TO o. II ~ MI 42o. 500 e?5. and
Hemp. m ON sunday. ~ and II II, M. and
For lichmond and the South. 200 a. nj. daily and
5:?O p m daily except SUNDAY
1850, =, s, and g:Oi p m, and Y midnight. on
sunday at aud iOa NJ, aud 100 p m
com nlodaious be procured at the 0fces-hoTIh-
east corner ofThirteehth street aud rennsylvanla
vHnin avenue and at the depot, whore orders be
lett for the checkinG of baggage to destination from
L. p. FARMER. Gtners Passenger Agent,
National Republican., 1880-11-03

happy and prosperous lis people If ever
there was q country which more than any
other was bound by its highest duty to IL
self TO look after the industry, prosperity
and happiness of its people, this is that
country. Here the people arc sovereign;
the country is ruled, not by king over
people, but by the king-people itself
The policy Of the republican party is to
raise American labor up TO higher level
than that of any other labor in all the rest
of the world That is their object in pro-
lection. The policy Of the democratic
party is 10 sink American labor down to
the level of the wretched European pau
perism which is the lot of labor in the old
world.
National Republican., 1880-11-03
no,.M, M,w&F7t o'"'' "i'''
HNHOMAS BOWLING Auctoneer No. f05 Thir
l. teeu.and.a.haf street southwest

by virtue OF deed OF trust bearing date the Dth
day OF Iuuo a. D. 1877, aud recorded IN lber No. Sji,
folio S62 Of the land records for the District Of
Columbia md ut the written request of the party
cured thereby we will offer for sale at puDllc
ton. In front ofthe premises. on TUESDAY,. the ltth
day OF November. A. D. 1850, at o'clock p M, the
following described real estate aud premises. located
In the city of Washington IN said District and known
on tho ground pnt OF snid city lot letored u OF
liradleys recorded suhdivi,ion Of original lots mum
bered ~ and T. IN square No 26i together with the
improvements thereon.
Torn OF sale One fourth Of the purchate money
III caqh. residue IN six twelve ami eighteen months,
with Interest from the day OF sale ut seven per cent
to he secured by deed Of trust upOn the prem scs
sold or all cash. at purchasers option. All convey
nucng Mt purchasers cost A deposit of : % will bF
required on tho day OF sale. II the terms are not
complied with within five dn' from lie day Of safe
the trustees Tho right 10 resell at the risk aud
cCst of the deiauting purchaser.
a. H. SIFPU ENSON. Tr,stoos
SAMUEL II. WlMSATT '''''N''
National Republican., 1880-11-03
FREE ADVERTRsENG.
M O q Ell a. R Gt D
Advertisements under tho head OF

Advertisements under tho head OF
SITUATIONS WANTED AND HELP WANTED,
OF acceptable nature, and not 70 exceed four lines
on third page, are nee to all.
Adte,nseb.cnts Tor Rent, safe Lost not 10 srcced
nfee hne5 ttt te u,jtrted uice ttmc5 Ior IUsWDdte
OknI
II answers fan to come the hrst time, we invite a
second third many repettions as are necessary
70 secure what you advertise for, We wish the ad-
veriisers feel that they imposing as, but
are doing a iavor by using our free columns,
sre determined to make THE REPUBLICAN
THE MEDIUM
through which the general public may always hnve
their wants supplied.
Advertisers should remember that letters directed
to INITIALS ONLY are not delivered through the
postoce. II initials uiod they should be directed
10 the caro- OF some person, firm or postoGce box.
No nee advertisements taken after o'clock y. m.
Advertisements can be lon at our onice. sent
through the mail to
NATIONAL RfrURLtCAN PRINTING CO.
National Republican., 1880-11-03
AUCTION SALES.

UNRUsrEEs SALE OF TWO FRAME HOUSES
Il ON ELEVENTH. STREET. BETWEEN 10
AND f STREETS SOUTHWEST, AT AUG.
BY virtue OF n dec ee Of the Supreme Court Of tho
District of Columbia sitting In equity passed the 25h
day OF October, a. ID. 1850, cause No. 7lQS equity
docket ~ we the undersigned trustees, Will sell ct
public auction, IN front OF the premises, Oh MON
DAY, tho 10th day OF NOVEMBER, 1880, at o'clock
p M, all those p eces or parcels Of gfound. situated
In the city Of Washington. ID. C., known and de.
scrloed as lots numbered seven t) aud eight tsl In
G. II. Churcit's recorded subdivision OF square mum.
bered three hundred aud twenty eight S2S), each 1f
said lots having frOut Of fifteen feet on Eleventh
street southwest with depth Of g1S feet. together
with the improvements consisting OF two franc
houses
Terms, as prescribed by the decree One.fourth
cash. the balance in equal installmens Of sx Twelve
and eighteen months from day of seic with Interest
on the deferred payments at per cent per annum
until paid, secured by deed OF trust on the property
sold, or all cash. at purchasers option deposit o.
800 on each lot required at the time Of sale and az
conveyancing uild recording at purChNscrs cost. II
terms Of sale are not complied with IN seven day
property to be resold at risk and cost OF doinutnl
purchaser after III ee days olce In Evening star.
O. SrOllIS. ST. Cloud Building. (T,r.,oea
DUNCANSON BROS. Auctoneers.
National Republican., 1880-11-03
CHANCERY SALE OF A DTsIRABLE TWO.
~ STORY AND BACK BUILDING BRICK
nWELLlNG, ON THE NORTHEAST COR

by virtue Of two DEGREES of the Supreme Court oil
the District Of Columbia. sitting In equity passed on
the ih day o October 4. D. 1879 and on the 10Th day
OF October, a D. 1850, Mctts Lacy ct nj, cause NO
front OF The premises. on WEDNESDAY, the 18th
day OF November, 1850 at is0 O'Clock p IN all that
piece parcel OF ground situate M the city OF wash
lngton, d. c. beng the western part Of lot numbered
four ~. In square numbered eight hundred and forty
two t52l, said part Of lot having front of u feet
inches ON street southeast with depth of ~ feet
together with the improvements. etc
Terms-Une.third In cash und the balance In one
two AMI three years with Interest at per cent per
annum until paid, secured Ivy deed OF trust on the
property sold: 500 deroslt required at the time o
sale, and all conveyanCing and recording at pur
Chaser's cost. l. a. KINDA LII, rrusee.
J. +. COLDWELT. I3u 4 street northwest.
AuClioncor. oc.6 2awSds
National Republican., 1880-11-03

En TABLE hoatdors can be pccoum odated at $40
OO ror month, with the very best OF everything
the markets AFFORD, at DRIVER d sCHUFlELD'S,
iAia Pennn ani5.tt
National Republican., 1880-11-03
l%p C Ng R s w.
TRAVELLERS GUEDE.
RALriMoRE Il ONO RAILROAD.
The Great Double.Track
NATIONAL ROUTE AND SuORT LINE
TO the
NORTH, NORTHWEST WEST AND SOUTH
WEST.
To take effect
SUNDAY, MAY 23, 1889, AT 1890 r. N.

N. Leave Washington;
30 Eilicqt Gy 9nd Way Stations
Gjb-BatimOre. Annapolis aud Way. tPlehmOnt
strashurg Winchester, Hngerstown, Frederick
siO-Pout OF Rocks aud Way stations.
S3,-SIAUHrON AND VIRGINIA SPRINGS EX.
9oO-NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA, BOSTON
AND BALTlMQhE EXPRESS PorIor car
Gco-lun sunday oniy-Bnltmore, Annapolis aud
OiO-tsT. LOUIS, CHICAGO, COLUMBUS AND
PrTrSBURG EXPRESS. Connects for Hagers
town, and at Point OF Rocks for Frederick and
stations cast OF Piedmont, except Suudny)
Pullman cars to Cincinnati aud Louisville
daily; Grafton to sandusky daily, except sstur.
iOOo-nALTIMGEE EXrREss steps at BHdsGs
Junction, Jessup's aud Hanover.
iriiS5-nnl,lmoro + ANNAPOLIS. rlllcou City and Way.
isi-BALTlMoNE AND LAUREL EXPRESS
2ac-MENW NdN rW X9RKs gn (, PHILADELPHIA AND Bos'
lso-Banimore orc snd and Way Stations twipchester
-BRLTiMbREs VBLAbENs l T B2 ~ tG va AND LAu
REL EXrREss. tgrederIck via RenyJ stops
As5-frSili Of Rocks, Fredcrck nagers.own. WIN.
chester and Way stations ton sunday to Point
OF Rocks and Way Stations only.
S HIcm?Fs APHSp05 ANS aPq mMy S'1!2pR n%pREss
s+5-irHl,i3ApElrHiA XND BALTI,MoRE, Ex.
G0j-puht Of Rocks and Way stations
CD -iia!IlmorG Y, or, @ and Way StLl9is, ,.,.,,,..,
G90-fS'r LOUIS, CINCINNATI, CHICAGO AND
PTTsBURG EXPRliss. (PIllsburg except
Sunday)
Sleeping cars to ST. Louis md plttsburg =
G3j-tuALIiMohE, BLADENsBURG AND La u.
REL EXPRESS.
IOl5-tNEW YORK. pHILADELPHIA, BOSTON
AND BALTIMORE ENPIiI5S. sleeping car
to New York. aud special sleeping car 10 rhila'
delphiu.
tDaIy. sunday only. Other trains daily, except
Sunday.
All trains stop Mt Relay station.
For further Information apply nt the Baltimore &
Ohio It lset offices Washington Station, and Co.'S 69
uuu 1851 pCnusy lynniu avenue, corner Fourteenth
street where orders WIN he taken for baggage TO
be checked and received at any point IN the city.
W.M. GLEN kNIS,
Master OF TrNnsp plTtutiOn.
GEO, S. kOONIX, General Agent
1. NJ, COLE, General llcket Agent
National Republican., 1880-11-03
STATES MARsuABs SALE.

by virtue ot writ orvenditioni exponns. issued out
OF the clerks Office o the supreme Court of the Dis
ttct OF Columbia. md TO me directed will sell 81
public SALE Tor cash. ut the courthouse door OF said
District, on MONDAY, the sth day of November,
1850 at l2ocloc m all the r.ht title, claim and in
lerest Of the defendant. John c. Stafford IN aud TO
the following described property, to wit: Lots o. 10
and "A IN square 50 and west half of lot - IN square
iH6 in the city Of Washington, said District together
with all and singular tile improyemc thereon,
levied upon ns the property Of John g. Stafford to
satisfy execution No 1888 at law In favor OF Gilbert
Vanderwerken use OF A, Grunwel
FREDK DOUGLASS.
SEPTEMBER 16, 1850. U. g. Marshal. ID. c.
mi