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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-27
Assses sales.

San faAScisco, October 1T r. NJ
savAscNit bid.
UtAh-i7 bid.
Belcher-1s bid.
Gould a ~Curry-i5S bid.
Ophir-i9h asked.
Ksntuck-it sold.
Gould 4 ~Curry-i5s asked.
Leopard-7 bid.
California-5ss bid.
Con. virginia-53h bid.
L~opard-7s asked.
California-57t asked.
Con. yirginia-5J s asked.
Justic--2tS bid.
Califoruia-55a sold.
Yellow Jacket-23b asked.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-27

Wars the man yelling ATT" ssked
an Illinois farmer OF his boy. a. he
pointed to q person In the field o DAY.
:.What's he yelling atf" repeated the
lad. Eyes" replied the father inquir-
inoly. 81 know" said the boy. Then
what Is II, you young rascall" demanded
The pstsrnal. "why." chuckled the
urchin, ~"he's-he's yelling at-st the
top Of his voioe!"
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A %sUPPoCATINa CUUau.

In . Iottsr 10 Mrs.. Lisle, Of chicago, = well
known contributor to the Western press, she
ascribes THO cure OF dangerous cough. accom-.
panied b. bleeding At The lungs, 10 Hale.
Honey OF Horrhound and Tar. my cough"
she siys, .threaiened 20 sufToeate me 80
but The Honey Of iiorehound and Tar has
removed every trane OF IT," The letter was 10
. lady friend In this city. who has placed IL at
the disposal Of q. N. Crittenion. Z Sixth ave.
me. Pixies ToothAche Drops cure In one
minute
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-27

Ntw YoRK. October 27.-sales in the
Morning Board. in currency. were; 800
Grant Al Gt3. so Alpha i9h. 30 Best 4
Belcher I3s, 80 Bullion -. 10 California
81. 30 Chollar-Po 81. 80 Gould \
Curry liz, go Hale a Norcross loe' 200
Julia ~. $50 Leopard Sc, 90 ophir o.
Is Yellow Jacket p.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-27
A CARb.

TO oil who are Suffering from the errors and
intersections Of youth, nervous weakness,
early decay. loss Of manhood. ETC.. I win send
q recipe that will cure you, free OF charge.
THIS great remedy was discovered by . mls-
sionary In South America. Send self-ad-
drsSssd snvslope 10 the Rev. JosephT 7. inmAn.
stsuou o, Bible Hoass. New York City.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-27
OUR DEPARTED FRIEND.
PREPARATIONS OF TIE fho'
NEERs To DO HONOR TO
uIs MEMORY.

Meeting OF the society Last kves-
t.x-Touehiag Tributes 70 see
virtues and Talents OF M Ass
President. Iios. q. 4 De Long
"A sni Gathering.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-27
TO CANDIDATES..

We wish to remind all candidates for once
1t the coming election that all announcement.
In this paper and all election printing must be
paid In advance. We can accept OF no eontin-
gent arrangements. SHOW pour vorthin's. for
the once By paying promptly your printers
bills.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-27
FOREIGN NEWS.
Disastrous Hurricane In Central
America.


PANAMA. October ia severe cyclone
passed over the Central American States
GU the 81 aud ith instants. The town OF
Maugra. Nicaragua, WAS inundated on tho
eth. About 400 houses were blown down.
The inhabitants had 70 climb on top OF the
houses 10 prevent being washed away BY
the Hood. Many were drowned by the
houses falling. The total damage done IL
estimated at -, OOO. 900. Tho town OF
Blaniields, on the Mosquito coast, Mica
ragua. also experienced q hurricane. Over
800 houses were blown down. Tho same
storm passed over the Lake Of Nicaragua,
causing an immense amount Of damage.
The loss ON the coffee crops IL estimated
at 81. 900 900. About twenty lives were
lost. The whole district Is completely
flooded.
The Eastern War Question.
LONDON. October 27.-The troop ship
Himalaya Is preparing to take siI compa-
mics Of the Royal Engineers and two OF the
Transport Corps to Join the British Medi.
terranean fleet. The order was given
some DAYS ago. when the aspect Of Affairs
was moro threatening than now.
A Berlin dispatch says that an appar-
emily Trustworthy announcement IL made
To the effect that Russia has intimated her
willingness TO Accept the Porto's latest
armistice proposal. with certain modiiica-
tons, not calculated TO imperil = decided
result.
The Liberal newspapers Of Berlin are
u....As.. n. . .tr..aas sIaaIaRa-
ton against the establishment Of Russian
power In Turkish provinces. Tho VoLks
Zsi,any urges the propriety Of placing the
reform under English instead OF hussian
control.
LoSpoS, October ia religious agita-
ton la. begun In Morocco. with the object
% procuring help for Turkey. The
Christians apprehend . Moslem outbreak:
The foreign consuls have communicated
with their Governments on the subject.
A Russian ironclad squadron will winter
in Italian waters. to be ready to proceed TO
the East II necessary.
According TO private dispatches from
Constantlnople. dated yesterday. the Porto
hal not then accepted Ignatieff's proposal
for Ask weeks armistice.
The proposal to settle terms Of peace by
q conference. at whibh the Porte shall not
be represented. Is opposed by England
and Italy.
The EaEIish Arctic Expeditions
LONDON, October 27.-A telegram has
been received announcing the return TO
vAlen,ia OF the British Arctic Expedition
under Capt. Mares. comprising the steam.
ers Alert and Discovery. Progress 10 the
North pole was found impracticable.
Capt. Mares reports that no land could be
discovered TO the northward Of the highest
latitude reached. nAmely-s3 degrees and
20 seconds. In other respects the expedi.
ton was successful. Tho Alert proceeded
To Queenstown. aud Capt. Mares TO Lon.
don. All ON board are well.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-27
srITlf up FORTHWITH.

NJ Ys.NKlNBRrnxR HAVING RETIRED
III nom business on ecoun OF III health.
and being sbost 70 leays Gold Hili,cAlis upon
al thoss indxbts1 10 him 70 rome md ssitle
Innsdisisly, 2 q 70 enable him TO issvs =
sDoo - possible.
dirpe<iy ma Ne ens Of October psy.days, 81
eli tndsbtfd 70 hin Who DO Dot coma 6rvpFd
proaptiy and ssttis viii Be lsft 70 The tsndsF
nsre(ss Of hUi oaAssr o. eollsstos. seiH
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-27

HAoAs's MAGNOLIA BALM preserves and
restores the complexion. removes freckles.
tan aud sallowness; makes the skin soft.
white and delicate. Its application can
not DO detected.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-27

LYoS's K~AruARios makes beautiful,
glossy. ~luIuriant hair ; prevents Its falling
out or turning gray. II has stood the test
Of forty years, Is eharminsly perfumed,
and has no rival.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-27
EASTERN DISPATCHES.
SPECIAL TO rur GOLD mlLL DAILY NEWS
DOMESTIC NEWS.
p,..,i,..I or naval Cadets.

Dismissal OF Naval Cadets.
AxAPoLis. October 27.-Csdet Midship-
man Cookie Of Illinois. Of the third class.
= man who refused 10 testify in tho inves-
tigation Of the case OF tho hazers, has been
dismissed from the Academy. This is the
ninth cadet dismissed for the same oiense
within less than two weeks. The cadets
inside. who witnessed the hazing. are Just
- stubborn a. ever and will not testify.
The whole Of the third class. IL appears:
will have to be dismissed. The Court OF
Inquiry into the hazing 10 still In session.
Explosion ar Rsnd Rock In Yer
mont.
No. ST.. JoHxsBuRo, w., October 1.-
This morning. six miles from here, three
men were ~excavating for q paper mill. and
placed some rend rock to dry under the
stove In the basement whilo they were at
work on the first door. An explosion took
place and blew the building. which wAs
about twenty feet square. into kindling
wood, and hurled the mon skywatd' One
them was fatally injured.
Fatal Railroad Accident.
NEW York. October 27.-This morning
. freight train on the New Jersey Midland
Railroad fell through . bridge At Haw-
thornr, wrecking the train, and fatally In
turing the engineer, fireman aud three
braksmen. The conductor had both legs
broken.
New York Excise Board Arrested
~ nl-. AANtEA
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KILLED BY A HORSE.
j. J. MsI.ain Thrown from y IIorse
nad Fatally InJured Probable
Cause OF the Aeeideat.

J. ]. Nolan, proprietor Of the New
York House. or what Is better known ~
the Halfway House. was thrown nom =
horse yesterday. receiving injuries from
tho effects of which he died = few hours
later. lie was on his race track near the
New York House. exercising the race horse
Buckskin. and was accompanied by his
who rode along before him. Turning
TO look behind. the boy discovered his
father lying on the track and tho horse
galloping away over the sagebrush. He
fastened 10 his fathers assistance, who
was found To be In an insensiblc con-
An examination disclosed the
fact that there was n fracture Of the
skull at the base u the brain aud that the
left collar hone was broken. Drs. Van
Zanit AMI MAgec were called IN attend the
injured man and they did all In their
10 save his life, but all In vain. He
died q few hours after the occurrence OF
the accident. II Is not known the oxact
in which ID occurred. Mr.. Nc
Lain IL we'll known throughout Western
Nevada and his sudden demise will be uni
VERBALLY regretted.
Sine Ogg Of this place was with Mr..
McLsin until his death. which occurred at
10 o'clock last night. Deceased was q ma
tive Of Pennsylvania and ~forty-two years
Of aye. The funeral will take place 10
morrow from the New York House.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-27
4! CARD TO THE LADIES.

0INcgRELY DO Z THANK You. LADIES
- u story spd Lyon counties. Tor tbs very
liberal patronage r~ceIved sine the sd'snt oi
my c~spnes Sale for the purpose Of rsurins
from ba.lnsss. Ths epd~avos 10 please you
has bees and ever ,hsil be my aim. wheth~r
an deserving Of your patronage. Ladies. !
.,.li J..v, 10 yoas own s"oi Judgrsn and
.u,.ly IN. fu.nrr will provs H. Your kind en-.
rours, .apeni I-sds me TO the beliaf that you
ssnt me io-k. ~ On with business. - many.
,es. very nssy. OF you iAiies have already
,,kej me 10 do.
Having rstirsd. but only from tho old system
II selling soods o. ssorbiisnt prices. I iaie
PLEASURE 10 informins you that ] shall keep on
NJ the ola place. Main street. Gold Hiil. two
do,r blow the Yellow Jseset once. aud Will
endsavor 10 the utmost. TO erssts . NV eis In
the ! ~ 0oods business. Hspeeforth u shall
b- my elm 70 reduce tie priees Of ell good.
domestic and foreign. 10 their lowest stsndard.
All I ssh Of yoa. ladies'. 10 10 call. eian'lns
my goods. and compare prices.
By The bih Of September ! shall have full
q complsts siorS =. eoSis, oil Of which you
can hug 81 nost
ksTonISHIMelY LOW PRICES
FOR CASH.
IN d. OAKLAND.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-27

A HUMOROUS and beautiful youngis adj
being asked by her mamma where she
was going saidt to practice archery with IN
Irish beau and arrah.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-27
sTOCk REPORT.

a IN .
lnnronrnp pAilr ut u y. htAt''"
5000
vi Francisco ns"r"'
Last kskSISo.
y.ti.x iAr
~ a. A.
no sa,s.. Goa ss
10 Belmont. ~
ie.s Leopard. 'k.S
10 uila. cos
so Mu-sey. ts ma a.u IN eiy az.
80 Nor,hsn ssne.s'
ts 49,"
10 rss.nsf>.
io J.sn.on.t S,aL.
40 Mashsti,n, ,ss
Iva Msnsn.li. Isc. sos
aso A .soe ~
- saa can Nc
40 ~ 80 ~ "a
10 rco,msn- isc
40 n.i,imor.'
~ Sn,sas,sasl.r Il,
Sts az, nm g.
~ Ny I.l.nd. 4.
$40 Nv Yorl
"a xy.s.,xiIi.
"a M. IT,
ssns,or' GU
.S Eas..,h "a
l0 And.s.Is
40 p,eia:. sfxc
Ip Well. Fanzo. iSc
i0oo Nisg.ra. i5e, ice
"a Ward, I.
saJ Cosmopolitan. SOS
loo Lsyiathan, Tsc
ilso Prospsst. soc
$40 Cronier, ~
iOO Trojan, or
SIS Coo. Virginia. sls. Sl'.. ~ bio. % o-",
81 bio
loo North Con. Virginia. ~.
las Ovennan, san
iS0 Ophir, t9s, t3s
N Choilar. fOtssi, ~
rs California. 5ss, SIS, 5't
Los sierra Nevada. ns.ll -
81 yellow Jacket. M 10. si'., sis, we oio
1k
rut- MORNING.
a3s Ophir, aox as, 90.
ais Merriam, lsk
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-27

woRLp's 0nEAr nExEDY - Medical
Wonder for rheumatism. neuralgia.
oramp-colic. colds, sprains, burns, tooth
ache, etc. oci ims
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-27

an here psrnaneutiy established. am sell.
ing goods - low - ANYBODY IN tLIs Stale. and
eli u even lower 70 see 81.
- 10 house shall undsissli mo.
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A. \, PERKINS

DrspxcrYuLLY ANNOUNCES u'nsnl.
Il 4. I~udersndeni Candidate for the once OF
County Assessor OF wsshoe County. isessdiess
NJ p~oli,,es or party eiiqurs.aHs sabmiis his
claims and qusliaeations 10 the eonsldefsttos
~ hI. se~Ilov.eItireps Of the coming election.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-27
HOUSE FoR RENT.

VERY uLiaiBLY SITUATED II GOLD
uilI. Just shove the railroad efossing and
Q little sosth of Main street.
Ths house contains twelve good rooms.
aud 10 the same recently oceupled By hr.
Moore ~ . drsss mailing establishment apd
ociim. fIfoHM KELLY. Ae-nt.
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GOODS
At THE VERY LOWEST PRICES I

As spscimess. red the ioilo~ipsi
Ctoies Csiioosa. isysras for..............si %
8 yards nns shirins Tor. ..-..........tiso
piesshed shsstius. ~ yanis w,ds. for % esnts
p.ryard.,
And al other good. =, p,Op.r.ion.l.ly los %,
uWs
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-27

~lasro.rsp pAIIr NJ a. ?. HEATING . co..
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STAPLE N N
D RY O O D s

Ever brought 10 this locality. ! respectfully In.
viis the Lsdiss Of Gold Hill 10 give Inc . call.
Ezsuiss ny stock and assure yourselves nat
I an sslling
National Republican., 1876-06-12
Three Dollars per Thousand

CoATs, all linen, 81.
National Republican., 1876-06-12
Children's Dey.

Yesterday, being what is generally known as
''Children's Day" interesting services were held
In the different Methodist churches throughout
the city. The principal features of this ANIMAL
celebration consist of floral decorations, Sunday
school Ell ercises and addresses by prominent per-
sons. Last evening there was q filled house at.
tendsnt upon the exercises held at Waugh church.
The opening exercises consisted Of concert reading
and singing, "w elcome the Beautiful Day." Rev.
John s. DesIe, D, D., led in prayer. The infant
class then recited in an interesting manner the
Apostles Creed" The superintendent and the
school took part in responsive reading Of selec-
tions Of Scripture, and sung hymn, 'Our Father,
We come on this Childrens Day" Miss Nellie
Twitebell rendered, with beautiful and impress
sfve effect, fine solo, followed By the school with
the singing Of Thine the Glory"
Hon. Robert B. Vance, Of North Carolina, was
introduced, and delivered pleasant address, TAX
ing the attention Of the children and producing
good effect. The school sang Happy are we !"
and Mr. samuel 7. Dyer offered, in his usual sue
cessful manner, SOLO the children coming in with
the chorus. Miss Emmon Edgar played the or
gan and made the music full Of harmony and Of
much interest. A beautiful bouquet was present
Cd to Mr.. Vance By the pastor In behalf Of the
school After singing and concert reading Rev.
Mr.. Hawley pronounced the benediction.
National Republican., 1876-06-12
ANOTHER OLD CITIZEN GONE.
Death Of Roger Harper Williamson

Robert Harper Williamson, old and highly
respected citizen, died at his residence on Tenth
street, between d and E streets northwest, last
Saturday morning, at the advanced age of AZ
years. The deceased was born in Martinsburg,
Virginia, and was descendent of the Harpers,
the original founders and owners Of Harper's
Ferry, Virginia. For many years past he has
been resident Of this city, where he married and
lived on Tenth street, where he breathed his last
He filled for number of years, with credit to
himself, position in the General Land Office,
and when the Department of the Interior Wa; es-
tablished, with Mr.. Ewing appointed its head,
Mr. Williamson was assigned the position Of dis
bursting clerk, in which he continued until
chsnge of administration caused all the old off,
GERS 10 retire. Since then he has lived a retired
life in the enjoyment of au ample competence and
the society OF devoted relatives and friends. He
was well known TO most of the old residents Of the
city, and shared the respect Of all who knew him.
Perhaps his most noted characteristic was that Of
kindness and cheerfulness in his domestic rela-
uons. Besides the regret which his death will
cause his friends generally, 1t brings with 1t the
deepest sorrow and grief to his devoted and at
tached relatives, who have for so many years ex-
perienced the benefits Of his affectionate care,
and OF his sOlicitude for their welfare and happi
ness. His death was caused by no marked
disease but was chiefly the resnlt :. decline At.
Isn"- - ..,s advanced age
National Republican., 1876-06-12
How to Contract for Buildings.

The plan generally pursued in building houses,
of dividing the work into about ten sub-contracts,
requiring special business relations not only with
the carpenter and brick and stone mason, who fur
nIsh the larger portions Of the work, but also
with the plumber and gasftter, with the tin or
roof man, with the painter and glazier, with
the man who does the iron railings, window guards
and other iron work, with the man who puts in the
furnace, range, Latrobe and other heating appa-
ratus. as we'll as various other providers OF minor
supplies, requires an amount Of executive ability
on the part Of the general manager TO induce each
sub-contractor to do his part of the work at the
right time and in the right way that s not usu-
ally secured. Hence the expensive, vexatious mis-
takes and delays that on the average drive the
unfortunate owner TO the verge Of insanity. Any
body who will combine in his own establishment,
with the material and workmen under his own
control, as large . number Of the requisites for
erecting q building as possible Is o public bene-
factor. We notice q movement in this direction
on the part Of our enterprising neighbors, Smith,
Birge Co., No. Iol4 Pennsylvania avenue, which
we want specially to commend. They advertise
themselves prepared, In connection with the POto-
mac iron-vorks Of Georgetown, to manufacture
and put into house everything made from metal,
from cellar to garret, including glrders, railings
plumLing, gasntting, heating and cooking appa-
ratus, Tin roofs, &C. II other parties will group
together other building specialties In the same
direct on the science Of constructing house would
be matt rally gimpliled, =
National Republican., 1876-06-12
AND uH1o RAILROAD.
Msaz1

q 60 b.lundTs ail ssna Way stations
Of Rocks, and Intermediate Stations. Main
7:Io Baltimore and Alexandria Junction.
O." EHrREss"puiImi N PsrIor Cars. Leaves at
s:lo a. m. sunday: stops at Way Stations
s:I5 cinsinnsa. si. Louis and Pisssenrg Express.
Frsderick, HageIsM5own M and Valley road.
ss:s ksiI.R$Fs .nd WAY Ss.si9R:: n,,,,no-.
N snS PSiiadciphia; Eh & Sunday to Bsiimore ony
ta:iS baltimore, Way Stations, EllioOts City and
1,S new NWnHRoRs YoRk, PHIL 1IADr1ru1A AND NoRroLx
ELPREss. On Sunday all way stations and
80 saiiaoTe sii1a%srs ana SP1S; Way Stations.
rick, Ellicott City and Way Stations via
s:o FredeSick and Point of Rocks, tvia MetropOu-
nsS
ssa 81 g GE
Saturday, Hagerstown and Winchester.
Sleeping cars 70 Chicago, Cincinnati and
SIS BALTIsoRE AND PHILADELPHIA EXPRESS.
Frederick. and Way Stations, via Relay.
$40 Bs9iSefe, ifh SadensBSrs, College, Beltsvs.
-.oo ,L,. Laurel: An9sPolis INN % s JUNCTION Junction.
SaE saa sapnE sqBaS night Way
900 Baltimore. Relay, Bladensourg, Beitsvine,
1880 NEW YORK AND PH1LADEIPHIA NIGHT E1-
PRESS. Sleeping cars to New York.
10.f5 Baltimore and Principal Way Stations.
1o:4o Martinsburg and Way Stations, Metropolitan
Branch.
dusky, Newark. On Saturday for Louisville.
71o, 500 s;lS s:ss a. m; l:to S:2S, S: $40, TOO
Ali other trains daily, except Sunday.
No connection on sunday for Hagerstown,
Valley Branch, or for New York and Philadel-
phia at 500 q. m. and lao d. m.
For further Information apply At the Baltimore
and Ohio ticket Offices, Washington station. and tS5
ool and 6S Pennsylyania avenue, and No. 6l3 Fif-
teeuth street n. W., where orders will be taken for
baggage to be checked and received at point In
the city.
THOS. r. SHARP.
Master OF transportation.
L. N. COLE. General Ticket Agent.
GEO. y. kOOETZ. General Agent,
National Republican., 1876-06-12

DROPOSALS FOR FUEL AT NAVAL
L ACADEMY, ANNAPOLIS, MD.
Sealed proposals will be received until July !,
noon, for supplying the United States Naval
$50 tons Of gas coal (Newbury orrel or Youg-
hiogheny.)
2,ioo tons Of Oumberland Coal Georges orsek)
run of mine, with fair proportion of Jumps.
500 tons Of Steamer Anthracite Coal
The Coal to bs delivered At the wharf OF the
Naval Academy, or &C the depot Of the Annap-
oils and Elkridge Railroad Company, IN the city
of Annapolis; the Gas Coal By the 10th Of July
next the Cumberland Coal Immediately after
the 10th Of July next and the Anthracite Goal I'M
mediately after the LIST of September next The
delivery Of each kind Of Coal must be continuous,
and free from expense to the United States.
The Academy will discharge at the rate Of not
less than sixty (so) tons per day. All Of the Goal
to be Of the best quality. free from dust, and to
weigh 2240 lbs. to the ton, TO be weighed at the
Naval Academy. and II not satisfactory In
quality to be rejected.
The right to reject all bids for Coal excessive
In price or not suitable for the purposes Of the
Academy is reserved; also, TO increase or diatnish
Proposals to be indorsed proposals for Goal, /"
and addressed to q. r. p. RODGERS,
Rear Admiral, Supt.
Naval Academy, May 81, 1876. ieatd
National Republican., 1876-06-12
DROPOSALS FOR FUEL

DRoPoSALs FOR FUEL
NAVY DEPARTMENT,)
WASHINGTON, d. c., June 5, 1916.
Sealed proposals, indorsed and addressed to the
Secretary of the Navy, will be received until noon
MONDAY, July 8, to supply the Navy Depart
ment and Offices therof in Washington with fuel,
viz:
$50 tons (2,2lo pounds to the ton) best quality
white ash egg coal.
10 tons q, 40 pounds to the ton) best quality
white ash nut coal.
l75 cords (l2s cubic feet) Of well seasoned, good
size oak wood.
10 cords Q2s cubic feet) well seasoned bakers
pine wood.
All ofwhich will be weighed, measured and In
spected by the Navy Department inspector, at
the expense Of the contractor, according TO the re-
quirements Of the act Of Congress, approved July
IL, 1870.
These supplies must be delivered at the Navy
Department, or ONCE for which required, by the
2oth OF July next, to insure which bonds will be
REQUIRED Of the successful bidder.
Bids may be made for either wood or coal, or
for both, but must state so much per cord or toy,
as the case may be, without distinguishing as %
size of coal or kind Of wood.
GEO, M. ROBSON,
je5-MAThlw Secretary Of the Navy.
National Republican., 1876-06-12
Brotherly Love.
Stealing a House,

A little shanty has stood until recently in
"Foggy Bottom" at the corner of Twenty second
and B streets. This domicile was part Of the es-
tate of the late Martha O;Toole. There has been
q dispute between Patrick O'Toole and mis- aunt,
Mary Sullivan, as to the ownership Of the house.
Last Thursday the house was gone from the lot,
and indications led to the belief that Patrick had
torn IL apart and concealed 1t. Mrs. Sullivan the
next day got warrant for Pat for the larceny of
the house. and he was arrested last evening by
Officer Warwick.