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IN GENERAL.


Tho proposed fusion. ticket for tho South Town.
given In ycstcrday's T,nnuxE, docs not meet the
appreciation Of SONG Democrats, because tho name
oi Mark kimball appears upon It They c1atm that
bis name would antagontzo the friends Of MtEo
Erans, aud thus draw away considerable strength.
It IL held on tho other hnnd that Mr. Kttnball hus
tha confidence 0f tho roople Of both past!ss and no
!" regarded a. fully competent 10 Ill tho important
trust.
m crrT roLlTica
nothing new wna dovclupcd yesterday. There IL
considerable feeling tho question Of tho Trena
urorHhIp anon: tle Democrats. II il said that Mr.
Clinton Briggs Is too personal In lfs olIcr-tlat H.
TOO exclusive; Can't Tom Brennn. Mt. nrigra'
mt want il. The City Attnrreyship IL anothur
9ss q G9ntsn.io IN 2ss St ths onnens sanli.
tidc, whose character anl abtltics arc both gooi.
Some ray. howescr. ihat j. i. nooli.tie. il,
In lhs Ninth Warl Tho Democrats !isvo gotten up
VIZ. a' 5ss wsn,s ~ ss nom'asoe f..
'pfs a.. sno'sse I'd 'sPd aaei 5
ss'f Each u sea. .bust 1ea fiction e sae
AndcrAon has the nost auprort-that OF Levy, tho
eaaso,:tesrss md his eohotts and to gambling
The RepablIeans ata carrying on she!r campaign
tnv the fact that only good MIN should be selected
for local nfsicns, N betwrcn Matsrs a. n. Wright
aud Monsoe llcsth st,o Msyota1Ity eoatest tsenla
cecdlngy hopefal and condticnt. Therc 70 no Bit.
tsrnsss whatever manifested, A. It IL wholly con.
| IN 1nn WRIST TOWN
Tho Dcmoctata have a aHnntLty of candidates for
the xarion. nf:ess; In tho Eighth Ward there 10
Sixth thltiy.clTht. Al! snld, there alo over 200
| luHl1'cr* lo"ktng for that po4ltlon. For regular
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WARD MEETINGS.
F91H NrR1+tt

Tho Fifth Ward Republicans met last evening at
Sespa @ es essa; Sassas ss ss1 apps
ea M o. LOO a'. meeting 10 solees tae nasa OF aouh0
the NUMBER Vi ao1e9atca to tic CITY anu Town Con-
ventions reported Ton names, out Of which tho
meeting proceeded to choose Messrs, NJ, Schmitx
n X. co'e' T. k'elenaa""' 'ohn A'amer' and L.
mnn by tho name Of Wolf nndo IN tntcmpcra.o
speech chssactcrzlng hc action Of tho meeting a.
fraud, and charging that The voting had bssa Ia,.
properly conducted; ne was nostiy seconded by
a'aa 2. a's friends. T.. who wnut9a tho other
soo son tas maloon.snt. threatening to
Portland n.onuo and Twsnt,.hfth rtrrot for ths
purpose Of putting up another detcgate tckct.
Tho set elected lat aycntnr are eupposc to bo 70.
sofaole 10 l4eatn, wa'1o tho s'eedefs arc undcF'
stood to be WORKING In the tntefest Of Wright
asse,uulcl lat oycnInr In a sstoon At tooU aouth
lIalsted stree, to nominate eana,date for Aldes.
iho nsaa djiculty ia getting to work shaa sttculs
creased BY the election Of oae Van osmund to sha
position Of cstta.n Whoet % ."ssn. sS'es to
a'ssst t'!lns', 10 soon found hln.selt lgnosod BY
was m drowned by tho d,surdor Of Of ti,a I
In 4ne 70 .,pI &C. m, ns m ,I
lbs Isegates from tho seyera, prrcincts t,io in as
@ aS'; ' 's,o: =: ssfs ssiis Th. worked ysfy WI
ss ''f' ss e rom s;sn O. sss
aYenue, ncal Iialstsd strcet, and Without rtttins
Inc motion tho Cnaifaaan Sclcd ths s,cot!ng a1s
hoafntu; IWn Eolee o1lecFs were stationed u
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-tserh&bp work

nf m4ny daFK h0YF and Of many pftytf
To obIinE Tho heart back tEua N 1ufxnl guoe,
alngs . poet. Wsl1s thase would bs 1ess lced Of
this cl1st II parents exercised moro caro- IN
certain lit!ls matters. For example, By usinR u. T.
HAtbItt. Toilet Soap they obsiats tha po.s9llity q
The skin. Tho hygtenie purity aud emollicncs oi
thl4 usw toilet soap p2ka Il 2oss Desirable thing
fur HaA
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wbfrh has already passed the Senate. WAS read II
!lsst time and ordered to second reading.

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which has already pnsscd the Senate. WAS read II
first time and ordered to second reading.
rorcEuRs 70 DISCHARGED coNs1cra.
NJ. Granger movcl to reconsider the vote ~
which ycslcr1ay the tnactnr clause WAS ttrIris-
en- tNit OF htA 1'cntentlnry lil. Ths Is tho bill
that provided that, ur0n the discharge OF ft!,.
vtct IN the cxptratfon Of his sentence, Ec should
lie given decent k,tft Of clothing, $40 IN mo'a-
oy. and characterization to the place Of his con.
t4nret t sotno 10 soit % Of chance to make I m honest
start III life. Upon Mr.. tlraugcr's motion,
Mr.. Sexton obtained tlto foor,. af,.!,
In heated lasnnguc4 denounced tho
hill. The workirEmcn. wlln were sub
1ectcd 10 tho competition or tho rEtaon labor.
nov IN inet, he declared, wholly supported our
fcls-slstalntnE Tenftt1tfarT. In ORDER tn con-
thine that Institution sclfsustaInfng, tho House
had yesterday killed tho prlsnn.l,ahnr htltt
presented In tho interest nf the worktnEmcn of
the State, anti hacked by ...
WI TIE PETITION "r loon wonKfSonsN I. nt',si
cost more, md e denounced tl'at hs NJ out
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TIE WFATHER.

WASHINGTON, D. c., March 22ss-8 \. m.-For
the Upper Lake region, Increasing cloudincss,
followed by light raiu or snow IN tho northern
portion, notl'erIy to eastcrly winds, a.Igit
changes In temperature, and falllug followed by
rising barometer.
LOCAL DERIVATION,
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-07

Tho la,c rains In Hum oldt County
promise doal Of good results. The
silver State OF the 81 inst. Informs W
~ follows
Tho almost continuous rain storm of
tho last three days has thoroughly
soaked the ground In tho valleys and
Increased the quantity OF snow In tho
mountains for summer use. AZ the
winter has been an unusually dry one
and the snowfall In the mountains
nncommonly light, this timely storm
~ of grcat benefit to tho country. IL
IL probable that the rainfall during
the spring and early summer will be
hclvicr than tho average, aud that II
farmers take the prccsulion OF getting
their crops Ia early, no great loss will
DO experienced from tho limited ausn.
tity OF snow stored up In the noun.
tains, and tho consequent sclrcity OF
water for irrigating purpose,. Some
forchandcd farmers In Grass vallev
have . part Of their grain crops In.
and u In cot improbable that Aslds
sown 40 carly may mature without
any irrigation Whatever.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-07

washington. March 5.-The Dem.
ocrats Of the Senate held . meeting
to-day, and elected. unanimously.
Senator Wallace - chairman Of The
Senate Democratic caucus.
President Hayes has requested the
present heads Of the executive de.
partments to attend . Csbinet meet
ing tomorrow 1t the usual time.
II is reported tonight that Presi.
dent Hayes will issue . call on We'd
nesday for nm extra session Of Con.
gress. This is not denied from an
official source.
This evening nm entertainment was
given at the Executive Mansion by
President snd Mrs. Hayes TO per.
sonal friends from Ohio.
Judge Davis, at the conclusion OF
President Hayes inaugural address,
audibly criticised it ~ m able, or
cellent state paper. Ben. Hill lis.
tened TO il with intense interest and
evident satisfaction.
Benjamin +. Bristow is almost
certain to be appointed to the Su-
preme Court to All the vacancy
caused by Davis resignation.
Among the prominent persons oc-
cupying seats on the door OF The
Senate Chamber during the inaugural
ceremonies were: Governors Rice
OF Massachusetts, Hartranft OF Penn.
sylvania, Young Of Ohio, and ex.
Governor Morgan OF New York
William NJ. Evarts, Stanley Mat.
thews. Hon. S. Shellabarger, Hon.
Benjamin II. Brunster OF Pcnnsyl.
vania, Hon. Freeman Clark OF New
York, General b. +. Butler, ex- Gov.
ernor Dennison Of Ohio, Hon. L. o.
9. Lamar, Benjamin Hill and the
Republican members Of the Ohio
Legislature who accompanied Prcsi.
dent Hayes to Washington.
Tho Supreme Court to-day ad
journed till Monday next.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-07

DESPERATE ATTEMPT AT SUICIDE. 1870
In tho Reno Journal Of yesterday we
hear the following account Of . most
desperate attempt to commit suicide:
Last Saturday night Mrs. Ka''e
Jones attempted to destroy hor life
by taking an ounce Of laudauum.
The history Of this cnse is sad one.
Some months since VIM. H. Jones
married Miss Katie LcLeish. For a
time all went we'll and happily, but
soon for some real or fancied cause
they separated, Katie returned to her
mothers house. Shortly after this
Jones shot at and wounded the man
he was jealous Of, was arrested, and
getting bail, was liberated. This
trouble made Katie, who is but q
young girl, get tired OF e--hence
the attempt to destroy il. Just after
supper Saturday she swallowed the
poison, but was observed in the act.
and medical aid summoned immedi-
ately. So determined was she to die
that it took the united efforts OF three
persons to enable tho doctor to use
the stomach-pump. Despite her
struggles the laudanum was removed
and she was given q now lease OF life.
She declares that she will not live,
but will end her existence at the 6rst
opportunity. We hear incidentally
that this is the second time that
watchfnl eyes and prompt action
have defeated her suicidal attempts.
But for the presence of food in the
stomach Katie would have succeeded
this time, as it was it gave them plen.
ty OF time to save her. II is sad TO see
ayoung life become so reckless and
desperate.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-07

Tho Rover murder case has been
transferred for trial from Humboldt
to Washoe County. Concerning this
case the Reno Journal Of yesterday
says:
Tho papers In the case have been
received by. County Clerk Comstock.
They include certified copies OF record
OF challenge TO panel and individual
Grand Jurors: Of the indictment OF
demurrer and plea Of defendant +; OF
verdict OF trial jury; rcmittitur and
opinion OF the Supreme Court mo.
ton for change Of venue; making In
All about 30 pages OF Supreme Court
paper, containing over 100 foiios.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-07

MEXICAN DioSIrAHrEs Goixo Back
HoME.-By tho Sacramento Record.
Union OF March we have the fol.
lowing:
President Yglcsias NJ McxIco. who
had been residing Mt San Francisco
Tor = lew weeks, accompanied nv
mcinbcrs III his Cabinet, LEFT by yos.
tcrday's train for New Orleans. sIo,u
whence he viii sall for Vera Cruz. on
,on'c ior ne CITY Of Mcxico. A. he
has rcnounccd his claim 10 the Pro-
idcncy OF tho country, President Disy
II not cxpcctcd to Interfere with him
On his trip no II accompanied bv
General cnstcilcncs, Gomez PaIscIs.
1enerM i'ictfo, General Miranda.
General AIcalds aud two Of his own
brothers. Quito . number OF thu
Mexican residents III the city Accom- .
b'cd ~ the depot Ia pay hin, their rc.
spccts while tho train remained hero.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-07
Miss Anna Oliver, tho first girl vrs

Miss Anna Oliver, tho FIRST girl grad.
uate ofthe Boston theological school,
docs not find the ministerial cir Of
Passaic, New Jersey, over congenial.
The other pastors ignored her Metho.
dist charge In the Thanksgiving and
week-of-praycr union meetings, but
she has her revenge, for she engaged
Amanda Smith, well known colored
evangelist, and the two arc carrying
on revival that Is the envy Of the un-
gallant parsons.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-07

A. eminent New York physician
who hes attended many cases OF the
peculiar fever resulting from visiting
the Centennial, bslisves that the dis.
sass was caused BY tho presence OF for.
mites 10 certain articles on exhibition,
which had bOen brought from some Of
The worss plsgps- spots ON The earth,
and Gays be hes fsars that other typos
Of Ssverr, hitherto unknown 70 W,
may follow - The result Of the eshi.
bltloa.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-07

One os the iacid~nts Of tho celcbra.
lion Of washIugsou's birthday NJ Phil.
adslphia WAS the presentation to the
Uulvsnisy Of Philadelphia Of sso.ooo
n w. uenss oS John Welsh, The Prssi.
dsas ~ ths CsnssnaIal Beard Of n.
paseo. TIE ooasy h 70 b ussd to On
dow Z Psoobssosship 70 b ksown %
y ~ John Welsh Csusssalsl PROBES.
OoeShlp.w
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-07

Patrick Morrissey, San Fsnclsco
painter. 10 the --latest victim Of . cos,.
OIL lamp explosion. Il ~ nsp 10 bic
n'sht clothes aod h. was bssnsd %
tAet he died.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-07

TDV9o DOAau % UuRucrons ~
The easts Library being deslrous & ~.
tee . cosnpisse tnvsueosy ~ alt buUAs bsjeSS
W tsre.ec. sll pesupts n possessioo - ~
go -. sooes ~ mspscsfaliy rsVusseed = rptuFs
~ se1ss u ~
~. . -, !. BoAaD or rsusrsss.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-07

At Cairo, Egypt. the Marquis do
Compigries has just been killed in q
duel. He was an African explorer.
A happy released
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-07

Tho Quarterly Conference Of the
Methodist Church is to DO held 10
Reno to-day, Rev. J. d. Hammond.
Presiding Elder, presiding.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-07

A great deposit Of pure horn silver
has been como upon In tho "Peck :"
milne, Arizona. Here we nnd Il in
Quartz.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-07

The Russian Naval oiiicsrs n Marc
Island arc having nicc timcs. Balls
and parties are oil the ragc.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-07

NynoyTulNe PERTAIN. -
=. = =: 20 e y. S:: y a's' v''A ~
%. 4 .. WgVwlAu0'O
60. svw wsUss ; o. uss1vsss osu~.
80 hss9 49, . :. =. = ,. T., oua1sos
e; s::' = IS s:s:''.s ''ss's-: ::c-s
National Republican., 1877-12-27
Kindergarten Morality.
Editor Of he Corner:

Editor Of he Corner:
The expression to which your correspondent
takes exception In Fridays paper o,cured in
the following paragraph, which speaks for itself.
The most casual reader will see that the word
was used fgurntivcly, and without any rencc-
tion upon tho method of teaching In anothss
department from which tho term Is derived:
Il believe that children should be taught b
do the things that are right and besi for them
to do. l believe, indeed, in making thess
right and best things rs agreeable as possisls !;
but believe In having them done, whether
agreeable or not. The morality which springs
from any other treatment of q child II kin
dergarten, self-pleasing morality, which b
always selfish, never Christian"
In these days people expec. to be betrayed
into goodness and good deeds-much as the
child Is taught the shape Of blocks or tho ten
thousand other items Of neccss ary knowledge in
kindergarten schools, without any conscious
exertion Of will or any effort of sef-cont, ol And
1t wa. against this conception of virtue, o. ex-
empli6ed In tho training Of children, that tho
speaker was animadverting. So far as ho
knows his own'opinion, he Is quite in favor Of
kindergarten schools and he did not know
that fgurative use ofthe word was so unsafs.
Very truly yours, J.E. RANKIN.
National Republican., 1877-12-27
PROPOSALS.
DRoPosGLs FoR MILITARY sUPPLiEs.
DEfSs 9g.srssnssrsr,s M oyynss, y.

DEroT QuARrEnsAsrER's oyyIcz,
n@ @onARpsr srnxrT. PHiiApyIrTA,
s.aied proposals.. In duplicate, with . copy of mis
This oiicc pni noon January a, isis for furnis6ins
the United States Quartermnsters Department witfs
the following nmmed articles, vizI
so Heimets t9D Hair Piun,es cavalry: LOO Coris
and bands; i9u Top-pteces and Piumesockets; 1.1O
Helmet Eagles 1,sb Uniform Dress Gaps, assorted ;
pairs Berlin Gloves i2)1oo pairs wooen Stockings
Oversiiocs 1000 Wooden Blankcts; sooo Ax.hsndcs
SO Wall Tents; 30 wnlLTent Fiios; 5000 Common
Tents 400 sets Common Tent Poles 5000 yards
Dark Rue Flannel, 4; 5000 yards sky Blue kersey,
a.; a9S , yards Tasing Cos6 ~ assa.isdi S hooSo
Sou yards Canvas Psdd,ng; b,ap yards worsted
Cord; 1000 gross Coat Buttons; 0ooo out Buckles.
All articles will be subjected TO righ inspecton,
and bidders Informed that full compliance with
specifications will be insisted upon, and that axtt-
Gle Inferior to tho standard will be anceLted
The Government reserves the right 70 reject any or
is are requested for the delivery Of the articles al
Philadelphia and san FrnDcsco.
A preferencc will be given 70 articles Of domcstir
production and mapufhcture conditions OF price AMI
quality being equal and snch prcfrence wiz be given
TO article, Of AmerisaI production and mann fsssars
consumption requir ID by the public service ihere
All nrticles which to be used In the states and
Terrtorss OF the Pacific coast will be received and
inspected nj Sal Fran CISCO Cal.
Eor Inflammation IN detail apply at this ofhca
10, Mg na 40 be "a
ny order ofihe ouartermast,r. aeneSsl,
dec1tsa Asistant ouartermaster0 General
National Republican., 1877-12-27
ponds EXTRACT:
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Ths Peoples Remedy.
The Universal Pain Lxtraotm.
Note, Ask for Ponds Extract
Take no Other.

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"r'.'' for I ';i,, ;n,n..s.s :sss-H Of '.''l'.'
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n Destroyer: Has bcen in use over
eur..ise yistuos cannot , 30 sscensd. ~
CHupREN. No fhmiiy can Afford tobc vi,host
,...i sn.r: En.r,ss. ct. Assaa:nss, , nrgisss,
almost instantly By external application.
Promptly relisvcs pnins Of Durns, scaias,
EeS., Fsiss:, Gorns, &c. % Arrests % 3,
hammntion, reduces svellinss, stops blesiiDs.
sS K ssSs ss.s s1a sSs as ri
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smellorstes and permanently Sesis al
kinds OF fnhammations and uflcera.
HRMeSRHoIDs or PyLRs nnd IN III. tho
only immediate relief and ultimats cure
NO ceso, however chronic or obstinate osn
vAn,COsn VEINs. III tSs oni, Sun, cure.
KIDNEY DISEASES. Il has no equal for Per
,r.ur%nsnsns %snsns cure ,u,..
cinc. II has saved hundreds Of lives when all
other remedies failed to arrest bleeding from
Toorm%SE. E.n.sss, s%r.sSis s%s e'iSTn' and
aAs.nssisn, ars a siifs leliswd, and
often psrmansnily cured
Ponds Esir.es Of Wiseh Hazel rccom:
msnd y In their practice; We have 70 letters o.
commendation from hundreds q Phy.ieians
e. practice. In addition to tho foregoing, thsy
order its use for swe1lingy Of all kinds
0uinsy, Sore Throat, Innamed Tom
sils, simple and chronic Dinrrh9a, Ca
tara for which - Is . spseife,, Chill
Insects Mosquitoes, etc.. Chsppeti
Hands, Face, md indeed all manner oi
- akin diseases.
end emartingy heals Cuts, Eruptions
and Rimples. It rerires, tnvfDorafes and
ryrsihss, whilo wonderfully improving tht
Complexion.
TO FARMERs-Pond.s E1trset. No etoei
precder, no Livery Man can afford 20 be with
out IL 1t is used by nil the leading Lvery
Stables, Street Railroads and FIRST Horsener
IN New York City. n has no equal for Sprains
Harness or Saddle ChahnGs, Stiffness
6cratchss, BweIlings, Cuts. LacsIntious, Bleed
1ngx, Pneumonia,s Coils, DiarTb9o, Chils
Colds, 90. It's range Of action 10 wide, and thu
relief 10 affords Il 30 prompt that II is invnlun-
bie In every Fnrm-yard as well In eveTy
s.rm-house. bet it b tried once, and you
will never be without IT,
CAUTIOui Ponds Extract has boen initiated.
The genuine article has tho words Pond'a
Extract blown In each bottle 1t Is prepared
by tho only persons living who ever
knew how to prepare IL properly. Refuse o.
other preparations Of Witch Hazel. This !,
the only article used BY Physicians, and In thS
hospitals Of this country and Europe.
HIgTORf and Uses OF Ponds Extract,
in pamphlet form, sent free on application &c
PONDS EXTRACT COMPANY, so'sdaidsr
Lane. Now York.
National Republican., 1877-12-27

AUCTIoNEERS
Duncanson Bros, Ninth and ID sts.
wssh b williams, d. cor. Tenth street.
BoOKsEI.LERs AND STATIONERY
soiomons a Chapman, oil Pennsyivania avenue
y9illipst9n % Pa avenue M and four shaif strese
W 3. IL MoTTiscS ~ sssss1 rs Pennsylvania % sysnus
Il, N. Whitaker Vernon Row. Pa ave and Tenth Il
BAKERA .H
Felir De.fO~e. aia H street
CLOTHING
Il 8 Justn. eio D street.
DENTTsTN
Dr. @ DeMontreviiie. No. i2o Penn.yivania avenue.
DRUGGISTS
Coughlln's Temple Drug Store, r and Ninth Streets
Entwisle, Pennsylvania avenue and Twelfth street
EDUCATIONAL.
Edward E e Townsend, 7g stree, , H9rthwess
MIS- Harrover, .ls1s streek
ssEsaHSn GSsss rs qsSHEiS-n .Susr
Ps,n ssmin.sTy AZ 20 I'm street northwsss
Mi~ Eva Mllis Mnsie, iiSs sirsI ~
Mn:ISsI hesds$y. tsuIisiS "a. s!ts:s
Law SstSs o. aTsta gsnS M Ninth
MArkri,or sS r street northwest
HorELA
az s.s Jse Hc Hotel corner sixth and B:nnyIvsns svs
Ss,s;ssispSiiisa. F.nS.: ave and sis,S .trsss ss
Ebbitt House, Foartssnih and streeta
Morton House, Va and ga street
fremont House
HATTERs
d. II. stinemetz, 1871 Pennsylvania avenua
INSURANCE. . ... ~"
dermania Fire Insurance Company Of d. C., sS
Potomac Fire Insurance Company. % High street,
Georgetown
LUMBER
wheatiey Dros, Georgetown. DC
MERCHANT TAILORs.
Eiseman Brothers, corner Seventh and strests.
a. Saks Cor Seventh street
ID. Robinson a Co., 800 Pennsylvania avenue
REsTAURANTs.
Parisian Restaurant lRI Pennsalvania avenue
PIANOS.
Sanders Stayman. PennA ave- and Tweiflh street
PAPERHANGINas.
John Alexander. l2si Pennsylvania avenue
PHoTo-LITHooRAPHER
Norri, Psters, Photo liihographe.. No 90 Penn
syivania avenue.
PHYSICIANS.
DR.. Hartley, o24 New York avenue
REAL ESTATE
=. II. Warner, ,oi8 street northwest
John Sherman. st. Cloud Building.
Fitch q Fox, Frtcdmans bank building, 1900 Pa ave-
SEWING MACHINE5
McKenney a Co., tU Ninth street
TRUNKS.
Murrny's, soS Pennsvlvania avenue
UNDERTAKERa
II. w. Barker, o12 Eleventh street
r. f. Harvey. pp street.
National Republican., 1877-12-27
PAPER ron TIE tpn ptinr.Ic PRINTING

IShorOohbo
PAPER FOR THE PUBLIC PRINTING,
Sealed proposals will be receiyei until TUESDAY,
PAPER ior the PUBIIC PRINTiNG until the sist
Of January isp tho said proposals 10 be opened be
foIs and the award q contracts 70 be made ~ the
The lowest and bs,t Bidder fos the Interests ~ the
Government, the committee reservlng TO itself the
right to reject any ali BIDS Its judgment Of the
best interests OF the GoyeDment may dictNte.,
Detailed schedules Of the description. quantity and
Piles and blank proposnis and giving the regulations
with which bidders must comply can be obtalned by
addressing j. D. Deffees Public Printer. Washington.
The contracts win DO entered into for such quantL
ties OF paper as may be needed during the year and
Tho estimated quantities set forth in detail In Tire
schedule comprise:
0.oo reams Of uncalendered printing paper. sixss
is.g0 renms caendered printing paper, Axs
5IW reams calendered printing pay sr different sizes
500 reams sired and calendered printing paper, dif
400 reams map paper. different slzes and weights.
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800 reanas q cover paper dTerent sizes and wslshs
10 reams manila payer. different sizes
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27oo reans engine sized paper for Postoncs blanks.
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