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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-09-01

Hon. THOMAS Il. WtLLs hes an.
noance3 his politics for Ibis year
He y President OF tie Csesceu,s iu
this state. and alter making most
des. fight against fem Wren in
tee Republican Conveaiian on account
OF his gambling record 10 the Lesis-
la.ure, he has yielded TO The pressure
and is going for Wren. Charley De
Long ia,soed him aui brought hlm
square up to the suubblng p s..
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-09-01

THE Sentinel says the five furnaces
al tho Rlchalond Smelling Works in
Eureka are in very successful operation /.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-09-01
NEW TO-DAY.
SHEEP FOR SALE.
A GOOD PARGAIN,
Fer Sale,

A flock Of sheep, consisting o. 1880 ewes.
spanish 2ierino, two 10 four years old;
100 vethers. tso 10 three years old; SCI
lambs, five months Old.
The v hele hock at 81 80 per heed. Apply
toJOE GEb3I IN, Lafayette Hotel, OF to
u. J, FEhRAEo, Union Egrch, Goleonda
September 1-la
, 1876-06-13

Gpanieu.

2onbon, y. SUM. Ser vSimesN
miro aus Woorio 9smeloet, Dap pab'
seno bes leBten MOnats bic liOeralen
.3situnsen, ySSluparcial," "SolF'o" uno
Elm brittcs 9latt mteroridt pHroen ;
Der .Solfeo" uuf So Sage
Bon ls6s Liberation gldttern, Die in
Maoti6 berouseesesm msroe", lino s
anteroriift, obcr inilerbalb 40 Sasen
iii ibuen Der 9rOseB .seala@t porosn.
&esen Gaitsla,'s Organ 81 8lobs,"
Sas sin5iss moblfsile wihenl9aftli9e
Blott III sponien, ift jsst eer Yro6sb
~anbdnais, uno lein Grideinen miro ,pabr
i9einli9 gang usrbpten ,peroen-
81. @omss, u~nieritiist BON naoa lIllo
Dem Sersos S. Nunes, beabf9tissa in
Den gortts cine MabueDme Sstrsi Is Gin
fdbruns Der @s,pilien's uao Der tir9-
Alden Sreibsit uor6nbriuaen.
, 1876-06-13
GuroI ai(he uehrihteu.

9eGam. DIE Jte.ls. welde pou Ger
bcr5O9llhcn camille mab Stalien Gnot
6ebruar au9ctrcten worosn 1T. bat cinen
redt beoauerliden SbI6lu6 geiunoen,
An ieuer Teiis pottsn audi ser Grbprins
uuS Oer Yrin5 6rieorih. wcld)c 'slt
pori9em Sabre i'll Milnd)eu iDre Gtus
oicm fortlseen, 2beil senomnsn uno
oielelben lino Dor pIer3ebn Ga9sn oabin
surud9etcbrt. namlttelbar na1 ibrer
Gidsebr wuroen eic Yrinsen bon eincm
beoenfli9sn Sdlelm iiebes baiaIeu, uno
wenn oud bic &rantbsit nid)t scrape
bsiOrsniberreseno eridleint, 10 ii liz
ootl nod telnsSipcss 9ebObca. 0u
9erso5 wie bic 9srSoain %beIluoct lidl
lcIbn III Wiaudlsn ; Die ,9erso9iu, wetds
ole lorgiamlte Yilc9c aun Nraufeahette
Der Yrlnsen ausubt, bal ebsniaus 6ie'
bcraniGle 9cbabt. oOdl boilt man, oab
Ole SSraAtb.lt blcr uldt wsiter um lit
srelIe.
Sim IS. Mai 1T gang pl5sl!dl Ser
&e5simc 1eyIernayaratb b. Ntbsrt bier.
Dclbli p,rltorben. Wlotr ielnen @iuen
lpnrte or unttr BEN Otiullierium Qart|d)
ana J.. Sanuar D. j.. sur Di5politlon
Deltclt. 0ic Bisii9c Stabt eDrts tDn
oalo oaroui pHrG enc @abl 3um blea
lien Yanotugc, Die CT aud) aanahm.
0urd lstrtn SOB ma9t lib cine 9scu'
tUall crlorocrtteb.
Salfsrr0s. Ger garserausjAub Al
Onenburg bat iih Snstlt III elmer aorslls
IN bGs Gt0Nt5mtnllterlum uno Oil Die
ttlte &Nmuier 9epenoet, I'M leiue 3u'
ltlmmun3 gum 8tldiulie Der Smeuen
&aEmer iuer Die Aulbebuug oes &los
lterlNulen, tNsbelouoere 5ur Anfl0lun9
lener BON SHcnburs, inno gu gsben.
USE maA ounlmmt. weroen Ole Ssrtres
Ter anoerer Staote, mic &oultans, Dill
lln9en, Bacon, SruAial &C. Dem 8ei.
lpIsie loi9cn. Oa9e9n werbeu Don Der
nttramontanen Yartel SItti1rIiteu on
ben @roBDsrSoS ein9erei9t, benz @slsgs
Die .5alt'mmun9 gu psrla9en, be5w. be
&lopcrlAulen 81 erbatten. Die 9eilts
lld)en ul.o wcltlldcu 0lbrer Der llbsras
len PaItei III Der spaM9eliidsn Stride
SubenS weroen am 19. gu Durla1 cine
&nnterenS ~Gbbaltcn, 5u Wel4er Gle bcrs
nprra9enSlten Sertsauensmanusr ii ben
sindelnsn GgSooa.besrfen sinselaoeE
lino, Mm ioUODl Gbcr Die Babl Der abs
ssosomctcu sur @sucrallDnoSs, ale aud
lber Die etching o.rislbsn s~essnabss
cen 1unhashunefn osr rrtucScrea Tar'
, 1876-06-13
SIrfei.

GonnantinopeL, II. SUM-. Scr
@rpb @esier bat ben Gouucrneuren Der
psrI9isoensn Yrouin5en elm girfular 81.
9eben %lalien. mcldcs ale @e9nlationen.
Die untsr Der 3esieruus oes psrltorbenen
Sultans %beitanoen. umii0bt, mno Die
@ouperns,rs anmeilt, bieannabme nener
@eisse su srwarten. Sic lerbii4e &e'
sieruns bat Der Pfort', auf .MnfroSs,
mas ibrc @iltunsen beoeute, ibre friso-
li4en gbIbten peri4ert, nnS miro einen
0erttetee na@ gOnitantinupsI i@iten,
I'm bas CUTE g%iupernebmen Suil9en bel-
ben Ma4ten wisosr ber5ufeaen.
Selsrab, 10. Sum- Wdbreno
Der lebten Gage babsn bic @ertreter Der
onsmartigem Mddtc. semsinlbuitIid)
bem 6aritsn Miilan porssltsat, Dab Gle
Werant,portli@teit tiireinsn etwaisen6ris
oensbru9 ouf Ssrbien laiien wigoe; Der
Siplomotlf9e 9srtrster 8uBrono's mar
, 1876-06-13
Defenders cnereii6 in leinen 8orlsaan-
gen oeocn Sen SSiirIten,

Defenders cnereii6 in ieiuen 8orlteaan-
gen se9cn Sen Siirltcn.
&a9u q, y. SUM. Na6 %llatoni'
Sden 8eri9tcn liuo 1000 5osnilAe Sn-
iursenten mad 9almotien gsFd9tet.
Muttbar goi6a ma9t obermols Den
8erlud, 9lieIic gu perprooiantiren.
2onoon II, 70. Stunt. Scr Biene,
Correspondent Der Shines" mioerlprl9
Dem @erii9t ibcr cine beoorltebenot
nohmolise goniercn5 Der orel Sal5Ies
Wsan "srluartet. baB Die S%uIurgertcn in
fo!ge Der BON 8ublano sctrofeuen WaB-
rsgeIu Die SeiubIeIioteiten einItellcu mel
Den.
Die Sorberuns 6es Sultans, Dap oic
Scrbier unb M%ontene9riner Die WoTer
nieoerIegen unb Die ~periun9ttn Gcfnr-
men ertparten loQen, ipirbLncocr uea
bes &uiIen gebiaigt nod BON BEN Sn-
Iurenten bcfol9t meroen.
Sic i@liebli9e 9eilegung Der Wirren
fam nrr bur9 Die Nesotiationeu Del
@robnld0te be5pcdt wcroeH; ~loltsn biz
leiben ni1t GrfolgreiA lein, 10 ltcbt Sl
ermarten, oaB Die 5elnOlsli9teltcn no6
Dem Mblaufe ocs 8aHenltlQ~i tanoes wie=
Der ausbre9en.
Observation-Disclosures Der Simes"
meloct /: vv2a Sranee."- Elm tiirttnfeinc-
liebes Sournal, per5HentliGt cine 9epe-
l6e aus Con tontinopel, welde Die Or
morouns Der Mutter uno bes d~ltel1sn
5obnes beg perltorben ca Sultans mel-
Set.~
@us Berlin miro Der ~Boit" semeloet,
BOB Die Sniursenteniubrer Den @affsn>
ltilItane %ansenommen uno @ililiste
srnannt baben BADEN, UNI nit Den nDro-
Iidben Md9ten Die @urantien su persir-
barren.
Cine @isner 9epeide an Die rSoilp
Neps" la9t, BOP DER tiirtIl1e @ouper
neur; Der S~srsesomina 1000 6lorins ols
B%elobnun8 fir Die gryreliun9 oes rul
lilGen O~rganilators Der Snlursenten=
Streitfrdite aus9eicst but.
Sic r6anfula," eine 3tltung Nom's
bentet Oil, oaB Der ttmpordre Gudtrltl
beg Garten .@Ortl9atoff pabrlaeiaIid)
lei
, 1876-06-13
e)alanbijbe pspf(9fn.

NS o # o II, IL. SUM-. Yei Nortb
Scitnate, Mali., wuroen Dor einiser
5ogen in einem heno1barten bidbtel
Maloe cine &nsabl Srauet &leiOunss-
ltl'de 9%efunocn, wel6e nit Glut b fledI
uno aniAeineno sepaltl IN pDn Dem So.
per 9erllcn woroen maren. MAN loot
oaB Die &leioer benen Der 6rau Wbecl-
right, wel9e ieit furaer 3eit aus lbre,
Sslmatb in gee6uooo psrmiBt ioiro,
abnIl1 ieien. 0le @eri6te lino mil
Der unter1ubuns Der Anaels9snbelt be.
l@aItlst, ano 9robe @~ufreguag bsrrl@l
III Der WaAbarl6aft.
, 1876-06-13
SuDicn.

2onbon, 70. SUM. Men meloet
ous Gacutta, baB Die nnterlu9ung Be-
treis Der grmorouns Margo,op's wubr
iaeinli9 gu fsinem&siultate fiibren miro
Ser pom Commodore @rospenpr 81
erltottenoeY criht miro, luie man slaubt.
ben &6nis bon Surlnab uno ben 6ine1i-
16sn Gen. 9sslsta9i BON itber S6ulo
frsiIprehen. Ser 0eri6t ipiro ouf feinen
Soil peroffentli@t wsrrsn, 10 lan9c ole
8erpifslunsen inter ben europdll@en
Ma4ten nod nidt sei9liAtet lino.
, 1876-06-13
&aBlan0.

2onbpn. y. SUM. Scr Yroseb
bes 9r. Strpusbere, bes beriibmten
oeutl6en GiIsnbabnfoniss, be9onn in
Der Iebtsn Wu9e in Mostou. Die @n'
,palts GINGER aIs Miti9uloiser anse,
flasten Perionen bcantrasten cinenIuf-
s6ub. wsldsr bsu.lliet wuree, frpsoem
@tronsbsrs's Mnwdlte basesen prote-
1~tirten. Mlan bert. oob Die Serbano.
aunsen bis gum @e5ember perI9obea
aso.ben lino. :.
, 1876-06-13
Tranfret@.

8aria, -. Suni. Ser senat be-
itatiate somlioa Die bon Der 9eputlrtsn
famn er ssmadte Wsrmilisuns fir Den
gslud elmer frans. MrbsiiersO Delegation
All Der @eltausitclung.
en- Der Seputirtsnfammer puroer'
@apei gtnirdse ssiteat, Der perltorbenes
, S@rifttsnsrin George @ano Gin Sent=
rlal III lesen.
, 1876-06-13
Die Tuhklr %

IN b%eitirtrtt, has 9orst btsberige @eilperia6ren url5
auito6er. Vie Sur ipirb bure1 baS loSenon1te
MDbeaa nao hur4 @iane9men pom &oDpn:afr
beptrft g lie 2ohbGoer seigen an, no Die Rranf9eft
t9geu &tb bat, To- ttef ie Ite9t, nnb St 9let9tr
3fit sciaen fe oie qe6eustruit bes @lenideA en-.
Iauienpe iilo III ben tetten apei Sobrsn IT, Der
,poroer. Inter ben @ebeilten bsItnoen ii@ ptele
aer;te unb apotbttr. Sic Sob0Sber nuterIAeircn
f9 non dub,ren @doerh haourbfSoB lie etrett att
Bite Grcrtbeit c%tntuttfen, Ii obentraatet Stot ettts
fernen, tn peI4er Torm er cpd gum 8ori3eit
formc. Sic itnb eth 8erbrenruh9Ss ooer @iSibets
bun9sz4roceB Der 6rantbett6ltoie. Seoer Grante
ptro bel Der I1perou19 bt fer &Ar Io3uio9en Ietn
eiaener Qrst.. 99ettn s~:Senianh buv6 biaie Bdoer sss
5eilt it, 70 III e. pirfiib urb raSital ssebeilt. pabs
reno mad Der btsherigen Seitnetbooe BITE Yti.tel
9ep6bnItb gefdbrltdCr itrb ais tte8rGntbettIelb
nnb ii4 blters Elm san5ts peer ieeunSdrer Srcnts
betten einlielt.
S6eletd bic aob6aber oGe 3rantbeiter, intsrti5
nnb duberlid, ~fariren, 70 fitto bod Die 2Strfnn9ctt
bet fol5eubtn 9rantbettetsA b~efonSers tuer'i' lie lId)
nod in aeutern uiiano %beitleen, eaHs anberoroents
lid: Tieber, islbit gaerpens nnb 99pbastteber,
peroei iebr l9nc1, ctip1bnlt9 NIT i-3 9dberl,
turtrt, ssatSs mhb Sun9enid Gsnofudjt NTH,
beIcuhfrs bet lunaett leIten u. In eriten StGetnra,
ina$fSmt,s tperoen oft fsbr idn.n 6ebei[t;
.berfo Mueens mn DIR nfrenfkettsn, Sotots QUE
tgpbiltttfd,e Srant9siten tn teoem Sraoe. Set
6uSeren &ratfheiten, Sramon IISen, Vef
pIbs(i6e II. F6tbore. Sour eth Bah 1T btrrei4sro,
i'm, ssSeben uon,6er 9Girtune 81 iberser9en. Wlas
eentrehS unb BITE foeenonnte &dttas oeer
Sucfesrnhr (tirs tis iebt unlellbate aronfbeit)
sSsnrben eebeilt, Del lsstercr &rdrtbcit sebea rs
VroSent Ses .3u6eritOHss NIT ieSem Babe enr3 ben
llrtn as.
ri, @obez unt ginneAtnez puIper uerSea nad
iebem 9la5 TN eanSs %perianDt, Der Yrets bes
Babesqutuers lit 80, Der bes gtnneene : Nufpers
81. Man Iciie iiA tite s1ol9Ire t5er bic so9tut
h snstti4er pser osnti9er Sprod'e i9tdsn.
FIR. Rduchfuss,
e4Stetston Ctr, (Box 1ae9l,I
msn 9ots
, 1876-06-13
neunae ielfgr. pspst9ea.
GnglanD.

Qoubpn, -. SUM-. Seigalibour1e
1dlue ee5tcrn Elm Gegelboot nm nro ~
Ycrlona ertranfell-
en- 0ublin iann Sumfo9 Mosno 81
Gbrsn Der bemcFeaistcn Sln1t Der TENT
5deu Gtrdfinse aus MeltsQ nltral'en
elm 6adelsus itait. 81. SisroeIi 'prroe
lin ef{i9ie" D%erbronnt.
, 1876-06-13
AMERICAN FOOD
FoR
| CETTLEI;A
FGDs
FOR I
! CATTLE |
es IL 9 { q,

bas amerifaniiMe Gufter fir NisE
Diele Wtiihnng entbalt fcin arIentf
pocr pcr9iftete Sto1fe.
g5 triuat zine rcige Saut nnb Bat Sranfbei
trn BON Sdnben meg.
Die rr Nrtifel bat inter eihen nnpern Rdr1ei
gEunecr perri1lst in cen Tiebbesrhen ppF
GrtB 8rittGnrn,
8 IL elm letter 2aanes uas sr3'uot 9',uhtss
Hleii& tttm @ieb.
81 t~eilresrt sen @aSsttain hes ianssn Vis
beg.
80 sereaubt bic &ssiisu nnb srstugs LANCE
Wple bel Sdaafer.
fir &@wsiue 1T es elm W.ittel, tpeldrS Srani
beiten sra isnea abbG.E.
50 re,niat bas 8lut Der Tfcrsc, Ntnteist
II 10.
@eGiiael oebeibt On Niefem gutter, es Ssrbtn.
bert Gbplsra unp Ycrmsbrt peS leStn POL.
Girrn.
70 mire in 5.Gent gaseten srrfoufr. Oil
Observation-Disclosures fab ictr leiht.
Sur ! v&tlls "a sob 400 @attte.
2 Z Sob 200 y
A 10 Hob AGO n
ubert Same, Nabriiant.
SfEce unp 2OQer no 1S, Is StraSs.
mut OIL d III q n b, 90.
, 1876-06-13
g,irqtnia @taatS~Wa5etGf
tas.,s bsrausssssbsn s0r
9sbu g. y II.
ges. s 3pSlite Straee.
u i'd monb, 9 a.
...xf.r,ptipre, Wreife.

grriie Der an3eisen:
, 1876-06-13

sSrbe.re gnsets.u psrssn btatser Ssr'datt.
Mdt pier reniaer Sci en- ptlben etaen Saaare.
Nue s!a,sissn lab tn, gsrous 3u 8dR5fn.
Die 3eituua wiib IN @ta mOne .nb UNI
asasnb pen beu 9rGscrn 'ar IS &eats per
Mphe ausgetraeea.
National Republican., 1876-06-27

ST0UT.-on Monday, June &c. Of cholera lnf.n-
,Tm, BUEP H MMELEN, infant daughter of AIexander
Funeral this morning.
FLETCHER.-On the 26th of June, 1876, CHARLES
AUGUSTINE. second and only son OF Henry z. and
Teresa r. Fletcher, aged one year, six months ana
The friends and relatives are invited to attend his
funeral from his parents residence No ms Seven
teenth street northwest, on Tuesday, the 9TH, At
O'Clock p. m.
MoORE.-on June 81. 1876, EMMA EsTELLE, in
fant daughter OF Maggie and X. Ii. Moore.
Fnnersi viii take place from the residence Of her
TO attend.
NoRwOoD.-on the 25th day of June. 1876 at )
SfstoSnp SSioek p ys m;, MARY DUNLAP NORWOOD aged
The relatives and friends are respectfully re-
quested to attend the funeral from her late resi-
dence No. AZ First street northwest, to-day at
m, WARREN NEWMAN, only child Of LeOnidas and
susie g. Knowles, aged thirteen months and eigh-
Funeral will take place from the residence of his
parents, Ma. In2 Twenty-hfth street northwest to-
day st p. m.
TOwLEs.-on Sunday, June ., 1876, LrcrEs
TOwles, aged six months.
yEIHMEYER.-On June es 1876. ANNA daHsh-
ter Of Jacob Fehmeyer, aged sixteen years and i've
WILKINSON June %, 1s16. MAUD daughter of
II. =. and PDronia wilkins, aged three months
Funeral from the residence of her parents No lgls
friends invited to attend.
wEBSTER.-On Saturday evening, juno 81 1876.
at7:30 O'Clock, Mrs. PHEBE WEBSTER, in the sixty
eighth year OF her age.
Funeral will take place on Tuesday afternoon. at
O'Clock, from the residence of her son, No. III4
Fourth street northwest, where her relatives and
and friends invited to attend. ."
CRAwFORD.-On the 18th instant, ADAM CENw-
FORD. after = long and painful Illness. which he
b bore with Christian fortitude, aged seventy-ave
years.
Ills friends and relatives invited to attend his
funeral Tuesday afternoon, june 2, at O'Clock,
from his late residence No. ls Ninth street south
husband and kind father. "
National Republican., 1876-06-27
THE COURTS.
Circuit court-Judgs Humphrsvs.

On petition Of the members of the bar. the
court decided TO adjourn from Friday next until
tHaIy :, and then SIC only for motions pertaining
Douglas vs.. Douglas. Rule on Cropley to show
cause why they should be punished for contempt
In resisting writ for return Of cbattcls.
OMalley VS.. Biggins. Verdict for plaintiff foT
siSg,,o, with interest from July 8, 1875.
,, Wilson, Hood 4 Co, vs.. Robertson, admins
april Y and judgment for amount claimed in
the declaration. Referred to j. J. johnson
Taylor vs. kozel. Death OF Taylor suggested.
Mason; use of Smith, vs.. Turner ct al. Referred
to J; J. Johnson.
Adjourned.
Equity Court-Judge wyIs.
Bowling vs.. Boucher. Time for taking proof
Meyer vs.. Schramm. Time for taking proof
fxed.
FIeednen,s Savings and Trust Company VS..
CALDWELL Guardian cd ifem appointed.
Bailey Ts. Bailey. Decree of divorce.
crow vs.. Boucher. Clark II. Craig appointed
Gunton vs.. Carroll. Referred to General
Palmer vs. Sterling. Restraining order dis
charged and information denied.
Cumoerland VS.. Straining. Referred to au-
ditor.
BIagden vs.. Blagden. Partition decrecd.
Bond VS.. Medford. Modification of decree
Freedmen's Savings and Trust Company vs.
sherman Specific sum deereed (s1, 5000 in be-
hall OF complainant.
The court then adjourned sine die.
Criminal eourt-Judgs Macarthur.
The Judgment in the case of Wm. ]. GOlloday
was set aside on the payment of costs, and the
cause reopened.
Col. VIM. A. Cook asked that an early day be
set succeeding the for the trials of Frede-
rick A. Sawyer, William 7. Haines, Frank W.
Brooks, Phineas ID. ROddey and VIM. H. Bar
stow, for conspiracy, and Frederick A. Sawyer
for aiding as officer In the passage of Govern
ment claim, and VIM. II. Barsto6 for the same
Otfense.
District Attorney Wells said that he was will
ing to proceed as rapidly as possible. After the
holiday he should fret call the Babeock case, to
and Fisher.
The second trial Of John Frawner, for the mur-
der OF Thomas kennard, will be found In the
local columns.
Probate court-Judge 0lin.
His Honor will hold the aboTe-named court to-
day at IL O'Clock, and then adjourn for two weeks.
National Republican., 1876-06-27
ID A. DARNEILLE.

ID A. DARNEILLE,
l. REAL ESTATE AUCTIOSEER-
Northeast cor OF Seventh street and Louisiana ave.
TRgsTEE.ss SALE OF XAIUAgLE IIMpRoXED
81. BETwEEN SEVENTH AND EfGHTH
sTkEEEEIEsI EEEIt HoEIHWEsI % AEP BRLGk IGk
4; n Tly ysTBDIIyIsIoN rBIN OF PROSPECT HILL,
By yiSt1e Of a deed Of trust. dated Nav n
EJS 1856, and duly recorded In Locr No. 75S folio
~ Is ct set., and by the written request of the
tiOn, in front Of the premises, the following g-dc-
scribed property, at the times and dates meR-
. ON THURSDAY, the 9Th day of July, at O'Clock
p Pm NJ ali all that Piece parcel or tract Of land lying
No. II, in Mclaughlin KeatinE's subdivision of
portion Of the real estate Of George w. Heating.
of tract OF land called - Pre- spect,'' Pretty
Prospect" as said subdivision is recorded In the
Ton This property is situated short distance from
boundary street and about l5o feet east of Lincoln
and Is improved by a brick slaughier-hOuse and
stable with shlngle roof.
ON FRIpAY. the 7th day Of July, at O'Clock p:
on the plat or plan of the city of ASH
81 osus sO I @ Y @Os spaars
No. e. having front on o street northwest orr
feet inches, and running back with that width
containing modern Improvements.
teen, twenty-four. thirty aud thirty-six months.
Deferred payments to bear interest at the offs
cured by deed Of trust All conveyancing at cost OF
purchasers. Two hundred dollars on each piece of
complied with within days the trustee reserves
the right to resell the risk and cost OF the default
ing S or pGrcnasers aier gI,ing Sye DAYS
RICHARD wALIAGH, Trustee.
je22-ThSTuSdS lStarl Salesman.
National Republican., 1876-06-27
my16-tf
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.


* ~-NN@s~S <&'D O~~@S @s~>~~<1sS>~s
JUNE iHs. - -
An. Leave washington.
$40 BsitimOre, Annapolis and Way stations, Point
Of Rocks, and intermediate Stations, Main
7:lo Baltimore and Alexandria junction.
$40 NV YORK, PmILApELFHA AND BOSTON
Stops e Way stations and connects for
sls Cincinnati. st. Louis and Pittsburg Express.
Deer Park: Oakland: Pariors and sleepers.
SD Point Of Rocks and ID W Way stations. '' ''
$50 Baltimore and Way stations.
and Phiadeiphia; sunday 70 Baltimore only.
n:i5 Baltimore, Way Stations, Ellicott City and
hEw SSs II sSg !.Sns sas
sS nSSs ana k1rs.ss
rick, Enicott Oty and Way Stations via
4:so FredeIiek and Point OF Rocks, tvia Metropou-
4:s Baltimore, annapolis and Way Stations.
EnPREss EHssRt s,stuTday; dally e peer
@ .P on ss5Ps. s.l.
cipcinnsd Gin iaS1t and ioUisvPfItk. P ' " oA'0AS''
E35 BALTIMORE AND PHILADELPHIA EXPRESS.
Or sanGay vi.
$50 Baltimore, Bladensbnrg, College, Beltsvile,
700 B.timoie s5 d'SGi5i snd way stsliSns. sShS11SH
$50 Pittsburg, but no connection beyond Martins
Stations on Metropolitan Branch.
800 Baltimore. Relay, Bladensburs, Beltsvflle,
Laurel.
1890 NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA NIGHT Ex-
PRESS. Sleeping cars to New York.
IONS Baltimore and Principal Way Stations.
1910 Martinsburg and Way Stations, Metropolitan
Branch.
u:3o ST. Louis ExPREss. Deer Park, Oakland,
Chicago, Columbus, sahdnsky, Newark. On
Saturday for Louisville. }
7lo, s:i0 s:I5 S:S5 a. m; i+O 5:25 5:s5 $40, 7:Oo
Sissr 5 lSG fisIni .S G 9ns s1aspt % 3 PsuRa.a daily
No connection on sunday for Hagerstown,
Valley Branch, or for New York and Philadel-
phia 1t s;lo a. m. and l:fO y. m. 10
o For further Information apply at the Baltimore
and Ohio ticket Offices, Washington Station, and Ss5,
sol and 6oo PENNSYLVANIA avenue, and No. 6l8 Fif-
teeuth street n. W., where orders will be taken for
baggage TO be checked and received at any point In
the city.
THOS. Il. SHARP,
Master Of Transportation.
L. NJ. COLE. General Ticket Agent.
GEO. s. kOOSTZ, General Agent.
National Republican., 1876-06-27
DROPUSALS FOR WORK AT NATIONAL
i MILITARY CEMETERIES.
oFFICE OF NATIONAL OEMErERIEs,


WAsHIEGToN, ID. O., June 2,ls7o. (
Sealed proposals, in triplicate, with q copy Of
this advertisement attached 10 each. will be re-
ceived at this office until SATURDAY, July Is
1870, for the construction of Snperintendent's
Lodge, OF brick or stone, ut the National Gene
terry at Grafton, West Virginia.
Also for the construction of an enclosing wall
and Superintcndents Lodge, Of brick or stone,
at the National Cemetery at Finn's Point, n. j.,
Opposite Fort DelRWare. ~ a. ~ : tilE
The work during its progress will be frequently
Inspected by competent engineers, and a strict
compliance With the terms OF the contract viii be
required.
The right is reserved to REJECT any or all bids
not deemed of interest 10 the Government.
Copies OF plans and Specifications may be seen
at this office and at the Quartermaster's office at
Philadelphia, Pa, (lI39 GIrard street,) also at
the cemeteries above mentioned.
Proposals sholtld be indorsed proposals for
Lodges for Walls) for National Cemeferies,n
and addressed 60 the undersigned. They will be
opened at noon on the date specified, when bidders
are invited to be present.
..rl g'-,l A. F. ROCKWELL,
teltst Captain and A. Z. n.
National Republican., 1876-06-27
DROPOsALS FOR RATIoNS.
HEADQUARTERS MARINE CoRPs,
QUARTERMAsTER's OPPICR-

HEhDQUARTERs MARINE CoRPs,
QUARTERMAsTER's OFFICE,
WASHINGTON, May u, 1879.
Sealed proposals will be received at this office
until Il O'Clock m. of FRIDAY, the 8Oth day Of
June next for furnishing RatiOns to the United
States Marines at one or more of the following
Stations from July !, 1875, to June 50, 1877:
CHARLESTOWN. Massachusetts.
BROOKLYN, New York
WASHINGTON CITY, District Of Columbia.
GOSP0RT. near Norfolk, Virginia.
ANNAPOLIS, Maryland
MARE ISLAND, California.
Each ration to consist of twelve ounces Of Pork
or Bacon, or one pound and four ounces Of Salt or
Fresh Beef eighteen ounces Of soft Bread or
Flour, or twelve ounces of Hard Bread, or one
pound and four ounces Of Corn Meal; and to every
one hundred rations fifteen pounds Of Beans or
Peas, or ten pounds Of Rice or Homlny, ten pounds
of Green Coffee, or eight pounds Of Roasted Tor
roasted and grOund) Coffee, or one pound and
eight ounces Of Tea; fifteen pounds Of Sugar; four
Xdamsntine . Star SndIes; anS four uf pounds O Of
Soap; three pounds and twelve onces Of Salt, and
four ounces Of Pepper.
The rations are TO be delivered upon the order
Of the commanding officer Of each station, the
Fresh Beef. either in bulk or by the snge ration,
and fsrc quarters, neck and kidney taiiow to be
excluded; the Pork, No. ], Prime Mess Pork; the
Flour known as extra snperfne In the market Of
the place where the station is located; the Coffee
good Rio; the Sugar. good New Orleans or its
equivalent and the Beans, Vinegar, Candles,
Soaps, Salt, etc, to be Of good quality.
A guarantee, signed by two persons, whose re-
sponsibility must be certified by q United States
district Judge district attorney or collector, must
accompany each proposal.
No proposal will be considered unless accom-
panied by sIch guarantee. Blank forms Of pro-
POsals can be obtained upon application at any Of
the marine stations.
Newspapers authorized to publish the above
will send the paper containing the nrst insertion
to this Office for examination.
Proposals to be indorsed Proposals for Ra-
tionsh and addressed TO the undersigned.
WILLIAM. B. SLACK,
Major and Q Quartermaster, U. S. Marine Corps.
National Republican., 1876-06-27
BUILDING MATERIALS.

THE STONE COMPANY
l. OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
Is prepared to supply, at short notice, Thing for
yestibules, Sidewalks, Footways and Curblng, in
House and Lawn Steps and Platforms; houses
frontcd; cellar walls and flooring cemented 70 eK.
made perfectly dry, and a sure preventive sgainst
work executed for which Portland Cement IL
adapted. Our Portland Cement becomes In 3 few
days superior to any Of the marble natural stone
in common use and is admirable imitation Of
either marble or stone; Is more durable, and in
its crushing resistance with age Its beauty
- q. NJ. ROBERTS, Manager.
ja3O-H 4S6 Louisiana avenue.