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SPECIAL NOTICE.

AN persona who are indeb.es % me ~ agent %
"a Jif.rST S7B arc requested 10 pay the ssins 20
. ~ SEE aftorrsey Who Is authorized 70 receive
the +. 8 ssi nj Tor JAMES WILDE Jn.& go.
49, .1i> WILLIAM KASSPTH.
& Tn connection With tha above notification woald
urge upon III parties who arc indebied 70 Me!s5sr
NOES and re-biiis To call promptly and settle the
same a. am BY them instructed 70 efgse w tao
u N. ~ 49, ss,-.sntesi OHKRT b LYME.
stos ~ AttoEusy.
4 RicHaoans August u, 1a 10. sm Ao.eoass .3s
SPICES FOB r. SsKLIsst s,ELAK r.
DsEED, COMMANDERS d. tsl On AZ
WHITE REfFER r1s kts3ss
LsP1ck "a a EMs f 70
an il oss s'1sae 49,
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CANNOT BE EXCELLED.
SIMMER RESORTS.

vEGETINE IS SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
19-S&W2t
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SAN Francisco, August 1S.-1n Japan the
great demand for raw silk at eNtravagant
prices is owing to the reported failure OF the
European supply.
The boiler of 4 japanese steamer on In
land sea bursted to-day, killing twenty per-
sons.
Senator Cameron has gone to Harrisburg,
Pa.
Secretary Chandler has gone to New
York.
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>.,,,,,,srrR COTTON MIILS--DESTRCC-
TIE Nn Az TWO HUNDRED AND THREE THOUSAND
nolLARs OF CITY RoNps-ThKss E nsnnnS,
~ CANDIDATES IN THE flEtp-rhofosi'
,n> To ESTABLISH \ GRANasks WAKE
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THE NEWS or A DAY.
Mr.. KERR STILL SINKING.

PROMINENT MEN AT HIS SIDE.
, 1876-03-22

Wushiagton ChrfksroHdsnet Nosto1 Journal.
The attachment Of many OF tho omanoipated
slaves for thslx former uwnega u subject Of
frequent conl!ucut hcrs, ard police reporter
Riyas tbs following exnmplo: An old whlte
woman WAS arrested "Wednesday morning tor
Drunkenness. found guilty, ana soA.oncod TO
seven days iii tho WoskhouAe. ahe aat down IN
: oorner Of the dock, and soon nitcrVnsd, tho
Court having adjourned al old co!oreo man
eamo ia. Bringing 4 p!tchor of cof1on aud
Plata Of provision. mud approaching tho Marshal
Le asked III ali agikated voice.
"Uoas, " yer got an old white lady in dAs
PANIED ldloy 7"
Homo ono rcpled III tho affirmative, and the
OLD mans faoo brightsaed up at oneo. Turning
to number OF guns!cEnon who wero standlng
near, ho sRld;
"dommcn loesd dis mornin' dat 10 per,ico
had 'festoa my old nIsssis, and cum hero 70 see
her, aud dey wouldn't tsuIlls in. Dat ole lady.
Remmeu, WAS u rich woman oust, and ! was her
servant. bho rasod mo from ANAL chile and
when I hoard OF do trouble bne WAS in fo!t
ieat liko crying, anL when cuu hele, and dey
wouldn't 'enms see hss. sez !, seq. sho ,lus
had muffin ter cat, snl took I'll de money had
tn d. world nld fetched Il to her,
uo then advanced toward tho dock, calling hss
, 1876-03-22
THE BANANA ZONE.

Tint IyrnutnR Ouniitiun OF tho Eight
winds and n Suslpcun OF Snow Unslf,-
3,taously yc1cpcd nlizznFtt-Cuaepr
nnd 3sIncl.EGt1la Observation-Disclosures.
6p+ctai I,tspdt.h to The CAnaoo tribune.
Br. Paul, Mum, March 2t.-A BLACK Hills
party laft Bismarck to-day. consisting OF 1fty
from Grand Forks, Dako!a, aud others from
Fort 0nrry, St. Panl. and l}sHarck, ,-altogethar
about 100. Accounts from tho Northern Pacific.
Dakota Division, represent tho Eoad not likoiyto
10 reoponed before April 1. Two trains afo
snowod III. 0eu. CustoE and vito on thor trip
ont had enough snow-bound experiences. Thoir
tsa1n, which loft Fargo tito 9th, carrying num-
bor Of o!tcors, forty-ono holdiers. aud forty
Diaok Hills pilgrims, with aoveral freight aud
Btook-cars drawn by two onginna, WAS etopp cd
20 mileD cast Of Bismarck by mountain Of
suow. Tho ongnoH gavo out After fow
houra' buttng aul were Boon covered up. Tho
mon could not dig through because tho wind
piled up tho SNOW faster than they conla shovel.
by tapping a telegraph four ambnlnnccu wero Or
dorod from Fort Lincoln, With which. next day.
Custer and vito md fou others Of tic pnrty
were taken to Bismarck. Wagons wers then
eont back With coal for tho ong,ne, md, after
another vigorous effort, tho attempt 10 force o
passage Of tla train wao abandoned Soldiers
and ptlgrimR then atartcd out on tho l2tl, afoot.
and probubly wont eafe through. Fortunately,
tue train VIA vol supplied with provisions. Mai.
Smith. Payuastor. with Graham. clork, aua O
green soldier who went wltl, tho Cuater party 70
Jimtown, 1oft that place Oh tho 9th and journoyed
to Fort Totten and back. On Tho l1Lli inst. tboy
! met Capt. McDougatl mud Liout. Craycroft with
two companies OF tho Seventh Cavalry under
ordoru for Fort Lincoln. who ieft Fort Totton
that morning. This party arrived at Fort Sow
ard after fiyo days' suffering. during which half
tho command Of l20 mon Tcro badiy FROST
bitten. Tho last day ono soldier bad to bo
abandnnod with bis tsokon wnGou, tho command
| having 10 ri1e 46 miles for safely, but he
! noxt dav crawled Into camp badly frozon.
| Forty mi!ca from Seward messenger was mot
bearing orlerB for tho command not TO leave
| Tosten until tho storm was ovnt. No had boon
delayed by loaing his way. Seward Ia short Of
| forage for horsca, but the woatnor bcIng moro
| favorable, the cavalry can likely 10 movoa to
| Jimtown. Maj. Smith and othor officers say
tho atortn was tho sevCrcHt anu lorRost they ovor
| experienced. Wagons tippod ovor frequently.
mud tho f1orco wind lifted tho snow in blind,ng
tnasGoH, whilo tho cold was Intense. Tho Escape
OF ali exposed with lifo III remarkable, but part
| ly duo to tho precautions out cAro OF Surgeon
| DeWolf. Coming back to 20 10 Washington,
| CuBter ts crossinK DaEota With mn ambulance,
! MID will reach hero about friday night.
, 1876-03-22
ADVICE WANTED.

r. thf Eutfor or 1hS Chifdod lTt0nhet
aoss1pToH, March 1a.-1 have invited 4 largo
company TO my house to duo. Since tho lnyi-
tatlons hayo been sont out, . beautiful painting
has boon sont to my laohso tor examination.
With request that purchase 1t. II tho plcsu=e
roully has true morit. shalI 10 pleased 10 buy
it but what deH1e TO know IL, whcthor II
would bo cou,rary to Congregational usage"
to invite my guosts, whom they arrive, to OK
amino It and give mo their opinon.. III tho "Iet.:
dine7 Quo OF my uoiRhbotp, vino Was not .n-
v,tca, but who hsppcuoA to huov about tho
painting, Is making quito tusA In the ncighbos-
hood. .i.reAtoniug that. II my guests arc per-
m,stel to Bus and pass an oriulon upon It, hs
will no longer neighboF with elthsr ne or them.
Aud. ~ II this WAS not bad enough plight to
ba in, now hear thst so1no who uaro invited.
aud declined. now complain becAusa th0y
thought my letser.ussive would shut thom up
III tho dining-room, and that shall act unfairly
II throw open my partors and give my guesta
the raugs Of tho wi,o!s house. for they should
not hAve declined the invitatiou II they had sup-
posed &hiB. Ia my distress. Ar. Editor, pleasa
sdviso mo what to do. Yours In y.
, 1876-03-22

BY nArno, mud whom aho nppshrod asl1: "O!d
ns1ssss, hero'a Buth.h' douo brought for yer to
cnt You WAS kind to mo onst, yor wns, and lso
QNino to holp dom ~ wan good TO mo- .,
The old woman hutBt into tears a. sllo nccopt-
oil tho luuntY Of hor former alavo, Rnl aubas-
nuertlY allo tignpl lilo temporanoo plo1Eo.
, 1876-03-22


CTURAlE-CO To TllE CENTRAL WAREHOUSE,
tuth anu kluf4estst II stars Yuur tutntua aud
Ia.shol4 sood. Yna W! nn z san,oasns ~ enl
su1ed SAD aiorcd u II: tst stro
psesa! .tsangu so ~ slA.s 4? xed nj !u'as1 soaf
C1UKAUK Fuli FUKNlTURK UU0olEs. KTOKK
y hlturu Aatl &AaoEAl NlaEc4AnQts4 1 E1pfoot NAfp
, 1876-03-22
i A0ENTS WANTED.

4 0YNrs WANTgp-;ru SELL THK "u!!lu@AGo @
n AlmspAe" i" IapI1 sAlas Afr9 Ptot3tA- T. ~. Tuh-
NEH CO... II 0adlsouSe. thtd 1aat.
, 1876-03-22

To ths Editor Of The Chieaao irlbuRs:
CHICAGO. March 2i.-AlIow MO to suggest to
tho managers Of Church audiences OF any othor
audience whethor it would not DO good plan,
in oytlor to promote doccncy and qu!ot In largo
assemblies. to request tho public, oithnt by
large sigma On tho stage or by handb!lts. to At
least try to Keep quot during tho oratlon or sor-
mon-not 10 cough any moro than ,s absolutely
unavoidable, not to move Aroupd aftor being
opco seated, not TO leave aeaty boiora tho sermon
or performance Is out, aud in . general way
thus,y onsroat tho public kindly but earnestly
ITO bol,ayn thumnolyos." Tho way nudinuooa
bsbaya now universally IL Rs we'll nu inBut to tho
ordcr-loyug part Of tito audlcnce ~ 10 tho
sueaker OF aclnrs, as tho case may bo.
Please suggest this to the managcEs and the
nubiic a. large aud oblgo w. Il. i,
, 1876-03-22

Boo1skeeusry. CLERKS. &o.
JyTANTFI}-A GOJI, UitOCEttY ULKt.K; F0HE
w but sxrtrtnced hauds and Ikoad hAf!ng Fnnd fnt
creme need appsy: Ynzt,sh pfoidrfud. j. DGMTSEY.
WHIT l1Sx faor.a
, 1876-03-22

IJ,O 9.EAsn-RH0M 0KK TJ FIVE YKAHs, rttk
shton. she Gh!c.69 uuthSsa Aslt. I'm. mar pa@ ts
ess.shops Tbs ktuAe j. ssTak ID hets hss twtnJ
largo Frosas, paIt4 three Aids. and y r. *sT AZ a
xatosd n,ea. 1ss.ssa w t19 fH1'sf sS
saSs saSns ~. IL aJpaos saAts al
, 1876-03-22


I)Kl.sOaAI.-JKNnlK g., .PLzAsK. OIyR PuLL
II g, and Aso AusNa1 " psEsouai IT. Tribune. BY
IuteE 10 sherman Huuss. shall 10 Ia gy oa zsth.
(iEtl.
11HRS71NAL-0L1Y, NOTE nKCKlVED. YKS.
L FAVlflU.
, 1876-03-22

WTANTED-Io LADY ,OANvAssKIl3 FOR TIE
" city; must hAvo 4t; lnFRe coartaipn8. Apply at
t93 South Clark ST.. 1toon J.
lAFAETED-A F111s1- -CI.AsS rAPER.HUx hAk1st
y and trimmer; nouo othsf 1ocd nrply. CAl It 'oa
, 1876-03-22

u Ell pnEBSKp Face HKICK-Tttk lYpRAuLIO
~ Rtvxa Hrck Uon.panY ant tho u0ion Ftsss Ettek
Ntsks Of b. lo9 ao. ~ noT pftpsktd 70 furnish az
;as S esss t.as ets* L. s.s, Pa
piios ali N ]. ]. LouKWOOD sols ssoas. 10 DsAE'
baru.Rt.
, 1876-03-22
LETERS FllO5l THE pEOp LE.


10 tht Editor Of 1'Ae CA,ccgo Tribune:
CHICAGO, March 21.-Can you explain why tho
Ubitell States Senate docs not paBB the bill from
tho House OF Representatives. ropoaling that
swulling law OF last 'yoar In regard to third
class mail mattor7 Tho Democratic House
passed. this ropual quito promptly, aB popular
mcaauro demanded by tho people, Can our 1:o-
publican Bonato afford 10 take tho responsibility
OF longer delay or dofeat of TINT bill and got
expect favor and support from tho people this
yonr1 Tho peoplo are now III earnest about
tho correction. OF this aud many other Abussa-
and do not propose to tolerate any moro daily
ing.
l would puggcst to Benntor Logan tint It
would be nrnil more satisfactory to htH Re-
publican constituents iu this city, II ho would
dnyote hin timo and energies in forwarding THIS
and other needed reform measures, Instead OF
interfering with the rrcs,dont In tho nppoint-
mont OF 1tovenuo ofiioers, mattor outside OF
LIS province, and for which he vns not o!ooted.
Tho defent Of Dir. Derckson by suol influence
Ii m outrago that oupht not To 10 forgotten.
Th!a idoa tllas Congressman, or United Stated
Souator, must and can, control tho appoint
monts In Ills diatrict and 6tato. llas boeli pro-
ducttve OF great eyil and haa led to tho appoint
mont OF largo class Of officers who arc political
bunmers, loafern md leGdbcatH who aro unit
for theF positions, and who prostitute thetr
Offices for gain. Appointments, whom controlled
tho lest vro-pullcrB and bal!ot-b01 atutfera, not
from, tloso most capable, honest, Rnd elhcient.
unlosB advice was roluirod OF M unfit nomina-
run ulndo, by tho President, no interference with
appointments ahould bo tolerated. b.
10 tht Edlito4 of Tbs Chicnpo 1Tfbuna:
Cn1cAoo, March 21.-6unday afternoon as
Mccormick Hall, Dlooko 11erford, In Ills lecture,
'America Through hn Eug'iahman's specsa-
cles" declared that. oil people, tho Americans
wero too anxious In pursuit Of woalth. and
further gavo Nc reason for tho corruption Of
our politicians TINT either thcy woro afflicted
| with this anxiety. or that tho people could not
devote tamo enough TO voto- lie stated that the
correct administration Of nffatrs NODDED clasa
OF people wi,o had pleuty Of loisurc, Or 10 othor
words, gu aristocratic class. Tho Times In Its
Saturday issue, Btatcd that tho prnciphis Of onr
public Ec!lools weTe "gontlomon OF elegant lois
urn," IIe1o ID soon !" tho eternal fltncss OF
thluEa." No Boonef do tho ncccuaitios Of thu
| times mako tho demand than tho supply ~
! reatIy. We, tho "gontlotnon OF loisuro " arc all
ready. We foea patriotic, and III ttlos aro hard,
| we csu meet and divldo tho olliceA, aud tho
o1nolumentB which pertain Thereto. without tho
expense Of M election. Although 1t is t,st!sl to
! supposo that sclaoo-tenchor bncones idlotiD
in i bnslnosa point of vloT. tho reoplo VIII
have, from this fact alnno. tho comforting us
suranco that ttlo public allairs will not bo Innn.
| sEeI Ia a worso manner than hor0toforo. Nov.
don't forgot it. We fool terribly patriotio quito
honest, aud no thoroughly bsilovo In Brooko
lIerford aud the Tunes. OxEoF'EN.
| EERr QUIET.
National Republican., 1876-06-19
DRUPUSALs FOR RATI0NS.
HEADQUARTERS MARINE CORPS,
QUaRTERMAsTER's OFFICE,
Nv nIn..

QUARTERMAsTER's OFFICE, ,
WASHINGTON, May n, 1875.
Sealed proposals will be received at this office
until Il O'Clock m. of FRIDAY, the 3Oth day OF
June next for furnishing Rations to the United
States Marines at one or more of the following
Stations from July l, 1875, to June 80, 1871:
P9RTTM9TTH; Pc IN OF New Hampshire,
BROOKLYN, New York
WASHINGTON CITY, District of Columbia.
S0SP0RT, near Norfolk, Virginia.
PENSACOLA, Florida.
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 HOminy, ten pounds
of Green Coffee, or eight pounds of Roasted Tor
roasted and grOund) Coffee, or one pound and
eight ounces OF Tea; ntteen pounds of Sugar; four
quarts OF Vinegar; one pound and four ounces Of
Adamantine or Star Candles; four pounds Of
Soap: three pounds and twelve Onces Of Salt and
four ounces Of Pepper.
OF the commanding officer of each station, the
Fresh Beef either in bulk or by the single ration,
OF good quality, with an equal proportion of hind
and fore quarters. neck and kidney tallOw to be
excluded; the Pork, No. ], Prime Mess Pork; the
Flour known as extra supeTfne 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.
All subject to inspection.
A guarantee, signed by two persons. whose re-
spOnsibility must be certified by United States
district Judge, district attorney or collector must
accompany each PROPOSAL
No proposal will be considered unless accom-
panied by such 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 first insertion
TO this Office for examination.
Proposals to be indOrsed Proposals for Ra-
tions," and addressed to the undersigned.
WILLIAM. b. SLAUK,
MsiOr and Quartermaster, U. S. Marine Corps.
National Republican., 1876-06-19

PROPOSALS FOR FUEL AT NAVAL
l. ACADEMY. ANNAPOLIS, MD.
Scaled proposals will be received until July /,
noon, for supplying the United States Naval
Academy with
$50 tons Of gas coal (Newbury orrel or YOug-
hiCgheny)
2,iOO tons of Cumberland Coal Georges Creek)
run Of mine, with n fair proportion of Jumps.
500 tons of Steamer Anthracite Coal.
The Coal TO be delivered at the wharf Of the
Naval academy, or at 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 fully next, and the Anthracite Coal i'm
nediately 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 (6O) tons per day. All of the Coal
to be OF the hest quality free from dust, and TO
weigh 224O lbs. to the ton, to be weighed at the
Naval Academy, and If 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 diminish
the amount 100 tons
Proposals to be Endorsed proposals for Coal, :"
and addressed to q. X. p. RODGERS,
Rear Admiral, Sup't.
Naval Academy, May 81, 1875. je2td
National Republican., 1876-06-19

TNHE PRIME MINISTER; BY ANTHONY
L TROLLOPE. For sale at SHIL-
LINGTON'S BOOKSTORE, corner &EHH1
Fosr-and-a-hAlf street and Pennsyl- AG8Y
van,a avcnue. NNH
Daniel Deronda: by George Eliot. s1ez11<1
The Hand Of Ethelberta; by ThOs Hardy.
Diana Carew: or. For Woman's sake; by Mrs.
Forester, author of Fair Women.n
Annual Record of Science and Industry for 1875.
Passing the Portal; or, Girls Struggle; by Mrs.
Meta Victor.
,Wych-Hazel; by the author Of wide, Wide
World
One Nights Mystery: by May Agnes Flemming.
Are You My Wife2 by the author OF paris Before
the war;
Note, Letter. Cap Paper, and Envelopes, Blank
Books, Pens Pencils and Ink, Playing Cards Of all
sorts and qualities, Wholesale and retA At the very
myisiI sHILLINGToN's Bookstore
National Republican., 1876-06-19
DRUPOSALS FOR STATIONERY.
L
NAVY DEPARTMENT,

NAVY DEPARTNENr,I
WASHINGTON, June 5, 1915.
Sealed proposals. addressed to the Secretary Of
the Navy, for furnishing stationery for the Navy
Department, and bureau and Offices thereof, in
Washington during the fiscal year ending June
80, 1877, will be received until L o'clock of the
Sd Of July.
Proposals must be submitted on the forms fur
nished by the Department, with the guarantee
and certificate annexed, and must embrace all the
items therein,
Proposals from parties not engaged in business
In Washington, or who have not q supply depot
in such city, will not be considered.
The schedule embraces two general classes: lst
paper and envelopes: ID, miscellaneous articles
and the contract will be awarded in the whole or
by classes, as may be considered the more adyan-
tageous to the Government.
The Department reserves the right to require a
greater or less quantity OF any article in the
schedule than that specified, as the wants Of the
same may require.
The articles will be called for from time to time
as needed, and must be in accordance with the
schedule and satisfactory 10 the head of the oioe
or bureau for which required; must be delivered
without unnecessary delay, and at the expense Of
the contractor: in default Of any Which require
ments the Department reserves the right to pur-
chase the articles elsewhere or to anDul the con-
tract in whole or in part and will hold the contrac
tors responsible for any additional expense II ne
cessarily incurs thereby.
Bills properly approved, accruing under the
contract, Will be paid quarterly.
GEO. NJ: robson,
le4M&Th4w Secretary Of the Navy.
National Republican., 1876-06-19
je5-M&Thiw
DROPOSALS FOR WORK AT NATIONAL,
L MILITARY CEMETERIES

Il MILITARY CEMETERIES.
OFFICE OF NATIONAL CEMETERIES,
WASHINGTON, D. G., June II, 1875. {
Sealed proposals, in triplicate, with copy of
this advertisement attached to each, will be re-
ceiyed at this office until SATURDAY, July Is,
1875. for the construction Of a Superintendent's
Lodge, of brick stone, At the National Gene
tery at Grafton, West Virginia.
Also, for the construction Of an enclosing wall
and Superintendent's Lodge, Of brick or stone,
at the National Cemetery at Finn'S Point, N. J.,
(Opposite Fort Delawa-e.)
The work during its progress will be frequently
inspected 10y competent engineers, and a strict
compliance with the terms Of the contract will be
BeQuired.
The right is reserved to reject any or all bids
not deemed of interest to the Government.
Copies OF plans and specifications may be seen
al this Office and at the Qusrtermaster's office at
Philadelphia, Pa, (Il3e Girard street,) also at
the cemeteries above mentioned.
Proposals should be Endorsed proposals for
Lodges Tor Walls) for National Cemeteries.'
and addressed to the undersigned. They will be
opened al noon on the date specified, when bidders
are invited 10 be present.
A. +. ROCKWELL
lel+t Captain and A. q. M.
National Republican., 1876-06-19
SqaN SHd. v. ", sftSRERf, Atx4SRi Trustees.
) H.wARNER, Aucfioneer.

TRusTEE,s SALE On Tw9;SToRY ANR
DWELLING on EAST SIDE OF SECOND
STREET, BET. c AND ID STREETS SOUTH
EAST; AND. Also A PRESSEp,BRICK
THREE;sToRY AND BAsEMENT DWEkk- WEk;k:
WITH IRON RAILING, On THE SOUTH
EAST CORNER OF SECOND AND THIRD
.. ~ rfftue of a deed of trust, dated septem-
6es, folio d. a seq, one OF the land records for
- the District of Columbia, and at the written
request of the party secured thereby, will sell, at
public SUCTION; In front Of the The premises, on on
those certain pieces or parcels of ground situate
and lying in the city OF Washington, District of
Columbia. and being described as follows:
First. A part of lot numbered Ave, Is. In square
ginning for the at point Second street east
eighteen Qs) feet north from the southwestern cor
ner OF said lot and thence running north eighteen
us feet thence east seyenty-hye lI5) feet; thence
ming, together with the improvements. &c.
Second.l partof lots inbercd nine l9l and ten.
ti0. in square numbered seven hundred and sixty
one, ,t76 lbeginuing for the same
nineteen Q9) feet aud four ~ inches Along South
street: thence south one hupftl lD1 feet; thence
west TO second street cast and thence north to the
Terms; ms;Iine-foarth cash, and the balance at six,
twelve nd eighteen months, with interest At 81 per
cent per annum, secured by deed of trust ON the
property sold, or AL cash, at, option OF the par,
ef aser or purchasers. A deposit OF one hundred
dollars win be required on each mouse a time of
sale, and all conveyancing at purchasers cost. II
terms of sale are not complied with In seven days
from day of sale the trustee reserves the right 70 re-
sell the property at the sk and cost of the default
ing purchaser purchasers after nye days adyer-
je9-FMw&ds ]. T. GOLDWELL, Salesman.
National Republican., 1876-06-19

NAVY DEPARTMENT.
WASHINGTON, ID. O., June s, 1876. S
Sealed proposals, indOrsed and addressed to the
Secretary of the Navy, will be received until nOoa
MONDAH, July ), to supply the Navy Depart
ment and Offices therOf in Washington with fuel,
viz:
$50 tons (2,2l0 pounds to the toni best quality
white ash egg coal
10 tons a. 80 pounds to the toni best quality
white ash nut coal.
lib cords (lS cubic feetl Of we'll seasoned, good
size oak wood.
10 cords (l2S cubic feet) we'll seasoned bakers
pine wood.
All Of which will be weighed, measured and In
spected by the Navy Department inspector, at
the expense Of the contractor, according TO the
9uirementS of the act OF Congress, approved July
II, 1870.
These supplies must be delivered at the Navy
department, or office for which required, by the
10Th 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 ton,
as the case may be, without distinguishing as to
size OF coal or kind of wood.
GEO, NJ. robson,
I'M n pf IA
National Republican., 1876-06-19
FOR WASTE PAPER.

TREASURY DEPARTMKNT,)
OFFICE OF SUPERINTENDENT or BUILDING,
WASHINGTON, June s. 1876.
Sealed proposals for the Waste Paper of this
Department for the year ending June 30, 1877 will
be received until L. o'clock, noon, FRIDAY, June
30 1875. In structOus to bidders will be furnished
on application to 4. L. WILSON,
ieQEMWtd Chief CLERK.