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TELEGRAPHIc TICKS.

Rear Admiral Davis, U. S. N, died
Sunday.
President Grant will come west be.
fore going to Europe.
Judge H. w. Williams, Of the Penn
sylvania Supreme court, died Monday
of heart disease.
The House appropriations committee
has completed the sundry civil appro-
priations bill, which appropriates about
S14, 100000.
The President and cabinet considered
Louisiana affairs yesterday. They think
there are enough troops there to pre-
vent trouble.
The A. s. P. Telegraph Co., has
elected new officers, and the sum of
5000, 900 has been subscribed to extend
the company's lines. The work will
begin at once.
The man-of-war Valorous returned
to Yarmouth Sunday, after a, weeks
search for the missing fishermen off the
Goa st of England. Twenty-Five vessels
and $50 hands are given up as lost.
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Laramie Loafers.

Last Friday night, says the Laramie
Sentinel, lot of men, who pretend to
have some decency and common sense
some of them business men, converted
themselves into gang of drunken
hoodlums, and put in the night brawl-
ing and bowling around the town, tear
ing down signs, piling boxes and bar
rels before peoples doors, carrying off
property, committing nuisances, and
such other disgusting and disgraceful
performances. Two or three of the
more unfortunate ones, who didn't
have influential friends among the
authorities, were arrested and fined.
The worst ones were allowed to go free.
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CHEYENNE WYOMING TUESDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY co. 1877.

a violation of the letter and spirit of
the act under which the commission
was created, and of the spirit of the
constitution of the United States.
No further objections being present
ed, the presiding officer announced that
the Senate would withdraw so that the
two Houses might separately consider
and decide upon the objections. The
Senate having withdrawn, after prayer
and the reading of the journal of Sat
urday, Wood moved that the House
take recess till tomorrow. The mo-
tion was agreed to and the House took
a recess accordingly.
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ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE.
TERRITORY OF WYOMING, GO
COuntv nf Laramie Do

TERRITORY OF WYOMING,
County of Laramie,
In the Probate court, sitting within
and for Laramie county.
In the matter of the estate of Joseph
Armiio, deceased:
To all whom it may concern: Know
ye, that letters of administration upon
the above named estate were granted
to the undersigned by the Probate
court aforesaid, bearing date the 18th
day of February, A. D. 1876. All per-
sons having claims against said estate
will exhibit them for allowance to the
undersigned administrator within six
months after the date of said letters,
or they may be precluded from any
benefit of said estate, and if such
claims be not exhibited within one year
from the date of said letters, they shall
be forever debarred.
o. P. GOODWIN,
Administrator of the estate of Joseph
Armijo, deceased. f18-doaw&w3t
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TELEGRAPH|C
REPORTED EXPRESSLY FOR THE LEADEP.
NIGHT REPORT.
WASHING TON.
Maddox and the President.

Washington, Feb. 19.-It has been
reliably ascertained that Maddox, the
witness before the committee on the
powers, privileges and duties of the
House, called on the President after re-
turning from New Orleans, and repre-.
sented to him that Gov. Wells was
afraid of his life and therefore desired
protection. The President referred
him to Secretary Chandler, chairman Of
the National Republican committee.
This was all the witness had to do with
the President, who did not promise pro-
lection, although he said Wells ought
to have it if necessary.
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THE FIRE FIEND.
Big and Little Blazes.

Big and Little Blazes.
CLEVELAND, o., Feb. ia fire at
Medina, Ohio, this morning destroyed
the Empire block and three adjoining
buildings. Loss, $4,000.
DAYTON, o., Feb. ia fire at
Middletown, yesterday, destroyed Sha-
fer & Kemp's pork factory, and a guam
tity of stock. Loss, S25, 1000.
Log HARBoR, L. l., Feb. ia fire
this morning, destroyed over 80 build
ings, burning over an area quarter of
mile long and five hundred feet wide.
Loss estimated at S150, 900 on buildings,
and $4,000 on stock A number of
houses remote from the fire, caught
from sparks and were more or less
damaged
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Democratic Excuse.

Washington, Feb. 19.-The Demo-
cratic representatives say the recess is
to allow time for the preparation of OBJ
jections to the reception of the vote of
Watts, the Oregon elector, Hurd, who
was expected to prepare the objections
having declined, jerks will undertake
the work.
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ARIZONA.
What Stafford Says.

What Stafford Says.
Tucson, Feb. 19.-Governor Stafford
is out in q three-column letter in the
Citizen, reviewing the Indian troubles
since April, and contending that the
department commander has failed to do
his duty.
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Ne,o York Money and Stock Market.
New York, Feb. 19.-Silver bars,
1881; greenbacks, 1919. Gold opened
at 1861 and closed at 1853. Money
dull, at 3(94 Governments dull and
lower. Stocks active and lower. Union
Pacific stock, "a; U. P. bonds, 1O35;
Central Pacific bonds, 10t.
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MISSOURI.

A Lawyer Shoots Revenue Agent.
st. Louis, Feb. 19.-Col. Fred Meyer,
revenue agent of the Warrenton. Mo-,
district, was shot and seriously injured
there to-day by lawyer named Dry.
den. The cause of the shooting is sup
posed to be the seizure of some stills by
Meyer, yesterday, for which Dryden
was attorney.
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Denver Pacific & Kansas
Pacific Railways.

The line to Greeley, Evans. Boulder
Denver, Idaho Springs, Georgetown,
Central City, Topeka, Lawrence,
Kansas City and Leavenworth.
ASTHROUGR TICKETS AND BAG0AGE7SA
CHECKS TO PRINCIPAL CITIES.
Pullman Palace Cars Run Daily from
Denver to Aausas City.
I. F. CAKES, D. E. CORNELL,
Genl supt! Aot'g Gen. Pass'r. Agent.
f-H Kansas City.
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Use s. II. Kennedy's Hemlock Dip
for skin disease and vermin in sheep.
a27-dtf
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through
Cheyenne, by way. OF omaha..'...i s4ioo
Cheyenne, by way OF Omaha2 $500
Cheyenne, by way OF Omaha..-.s 255o
Custer City, by way Of Omaha and
Cheyenne ..-..........................l 6l.00
Custer City, by way of Omaha and
Cheyenne ................. ...............2 800
Custer City, by way of Omaha and
Cheyenne ........ .......................8 $3.50
Deadwood, by way OF Omaha and
Cheyenne .............................l 1900
Deadwood, by way OF Omaha and
cheyenne VS.VO
Cheyenne w." .... .................s $3.50
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one Ten Stamp Mil. u2s-pound stamps, mod
srn style, LIST class job In every particular.
One new 25- Horse Power Ames Portable En-
gine, cylinder l0xl2. complete.
One Fifteen. Horse Power Stationary Engine.
ska cylinder boiler.
One Twelve-Hor.e stationery Engine. 7xl4
One Finy.two Inch Cylinder, saw.mill. iron
frame. three head blocks. Price, 5000
Three Cameron Steam Pumps, sizes No. l, 3
One new L {yerttss Engine CYL
SECOND HAND.
One Fifteen Horse Power Portable Engine,
sIl2 cylinder. built by Wood Mann. Utica,
One Fifteen-Horse Power Engine, portable,
Corning N. Y. Price, s7Oo.
One sturtsyant stssi Pressure Blower, size
ers complete. Price. $500.
Also keep In stock the
Blakelee Jet Pumps and
Cameron Steam Pumps,
Crushers, Rollers, Iron
and Brass Castings, Etc.
Address
]. w. JACKSON,
Proprietor Denver Foundry & Machine Shop
DENVER, COL.
Jan23-sm
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Fare from Chicago to Deadwood. via chey-
enne.

The several railways running west
from Chicago are selling through tick
cts from that city to the Black Hills at
the folIoyyino rafee.
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The Supreme Court Meet and Adjourn.
Washington, Feb. 19.-The Supreme
court met pursuant to adjournment,
and after a few admissions to the bar
and passing some mandates, adjourned
to Monday
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archives & historical Dept; Cheyenne, Wyo.
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Captain West intends putting up a
stamp mill on the Rhoderick Dhu lode,
at Golden Gate.
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the Following rates:
National Republican., 1877-06-29

A MEXICAN SOFT CAPSULE cos METALLIC
MAUGER, New York. Ii VI .3ul
National Republican., 1877-06-29
PROPOSALS,
GovERNMENr HosPlTAL FOR THE IN. 4.

~ SANE, i'
| co.,, WAsniSGroN, d. c. June 10 Is--
1IIInSd IngH,Sd proposals are invited until noon n,
LII II, hSDAi July ;, 1877, when they will ha
pPeheh at The Hospital, In the presence Of sucb
puets as chose To attend to furnish tho Ucsni,ni
sNeeil hundred q 600 tons, of 29IO pounis cnnL
VI oi hest run OF mine bltuminaus or Cumberinnd
eou,, ana two hundred ClDO) tons, 22iO nomnJs
Shrn, OF anthracite coal. one half Hcrp'' aid nno
liaii mn sln, 10 he delivered in boats along sido
~ ~ thc hospital wharf or in cars upon the wharf
w We ncIlNeTy u commence in not less than seven
~, ,uhys hiter the acceptance of any pr0p0sal ma
@ ~ ne cohunlcd at the rate of not loss tha,, f,nr
mh,Ited tlnp) tons week until the whole ot,nn,Iy
huNctised LOT IL delivered. The coaI will Le ~
ccNed III strict accordance with the act of Con.
gfeS approved July l, 1870 ~ VI ''h
Payments OF ninety (9OJ per cent Of tbe arnor,,
ulc iOr coal received each week will bc mad, All
We ue zen tloD per cent. withheld will bC mid ,ybon
ae luil quantity of coal engaged 10 be delivered In
"eSorummlcc WIN this advertisement Is rpcriNc,l
No ofcr to furnish coal as above will be consi,
viSn un,ess the true name IL given in the ofar h,,
nWhlcn the coal the bidder proposes To n,rnish z
khown IN the market nor unless IL Is made by n
ieguiar ueaier or miner and the successful bi,iier
1 mus iuthhh the exact quantity and d,scription ~
coal that he agrees 10 furnish P'''" vi
olerh VIII be received from the same nerson ,r
on,,ipany ,,, 70 furnish either bituminols or anthro
cue coai alone, or both kinds of coal
bios W.! be considered binding for fyo dnys
hir me 5th OF July, and the right Is dstinctIy rs
sS'eu 10 reject nll or any Of the offers madei In
e Juugnent o. the Superintendent the public In.
icsSIStf fuife IT, Z. ii. NICHOLS
National Republican., 1877-06-29
WASH. h. WILLIAMS, Auct,oneer.

TRRppsSTEES, RpS TEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
1,WIl,iL,,ih 1I,WWiIIl,L,hrn ~. y FRONTING ON u STWEjST IiI
"a, nnYnhtEas ,tIs NoRTI!wEST. AT AUCrIoN
,sY virtue OF deed Of trust, dated NAV Il, n
Of tbs bsa on dnpy rccorded ~ Ibcf s fOo 10 &c. oft
& ',e inu records FOR Washington District Uf oum
o nnd by direction Of the party secured thoreby ~,
npe proceed 70 sell ~ public auction in front of tho
pfemHes on MONDAY, July 0, A. d. Isi7 nj d o'elorl,
aunrc % .as, nms east az half Of lot Numbered three a. IN
hn,ng Tor said east half at the northeast corns, ",
an 10y ihree thence running due south one hundrcd
amn ,oity tlO) fee thence due west thirtvt,vn ro,
henec &c" dur o non,q non,sqnarter inches 3 i0 nches
nehce due east thrty-two frpt ion and
Gho tG feet i0', lnclca) TO tho plare Of bepnnnS,
Win witn tie improvements thereon consulting of t,yS,
Hgry Frame Dwelling "e VI 'No,
and three years for notes bpnrlnn nepss hn ~ U wv
d w W even per cent, per hnnIni and secured Sv a
or.Ho u'st III on The property Sold SlUO down on day
and n ,b ~ cohSeyancng, NC, ut purchasers cost
~, a ,ne Terms OF sale not complied with within
nyr days after dny OF sale The trnstaos r,s mn ~,
hultlnE purchaser. ~ WI" '''' VI uc-
y. DAVIDSON r.
Je26d&ds WASH r. WiiIJkNs ,,,,.,,s..
National Republican., 1877-06-29
PRoPosALs FOR CHAIN IRON.
CoMMANDAST's OFFICE, NAVY Yam !
MAsIIINU1nN Inn, z ~.

| CoMMANDAST's OFFICE NAVY YApn)
Sealed proposals, addressed 10 III" commnraO np@ -
OF thS yard, for furnishing 29I (sO nnunds nT
,hoie % & iron viii be received until u O'clock m q
Per pound of each size which Is 10 he
'his yard iree from all charges for freight, &c, :"
4, ipoSns irop % nom manufacturers or regular dealer
III TITO rIoh, VIII only be considered.
Inc iron to be of the best refined Anerico, IT.,
Mnoie must be delivered in straight lengths fr"s
rCt td ntws NV ragged ends and other defects,
Jegl 10 the 60vernment prooftests.
me sizes and lengths required are as foIIovs Of,
romn Inks 2Is inch diameter, ?jJ inches long 9i
pounds. - '"'hcs long 's,'9o
5 iS7 links 1916 inch diameter 2alI inches long
on; ~ q, links In ll-l6 inch diameter 2OI inches
70 I l link link ol6 inch diameter l5]t inches long
~ 9sS ~ links 4-io inch diameter, 10 inches long
"a 100 links 2-l6 inch diameter 49,, inches long
pounds. II h'ches long, 62ol
rRooF TESTS.
Inree per cent. will be selected indiscrimipateIv
ing tests, viz: W ti'e ioiloW-
IN, i oa AZ sizes below 3l6 inch must stand bend.
!hR cola until the sides are brought into nn",,n,
fracture. "''ou' siRhs oi
mus; ~ al Ai siScs above and including sI6 inch
parallel tthc distance between the sdcs ny, ~
cced I'VE @ inches) without signs OF fracture :" "a
., ~ ~ All sizes must stand bending hot until tbe
Ill., aie Drought closely together Throughout their
whole length without signs Of fracture 'e' '''ef
hh; All sizes below SIG inch must stand moan
jna sIraih OF 55oD pounds per square inch; nnv
~, HiE below $1,000 pounds will reject the ioi
h, o,h, Al sizes between 3.l6 and 2lI finch inch,
W. must stand an average tensile strain OF MON
: tonnds n per SQUARE inch any piece falling below
'2VO pounds will reject thclot 's ''''"
U Inc area Of the fractured section of all sizes
'ent of the original area. " '''' '''o" % per
4, ,n 4 certain number OF bars will he made into |
nn INKS, and must stand n satisfactory test oS
e ,nct OF The weld and other properties con-
stn; Al iron must be tested in the condition I'm
N Gn n " comes nom the manufacturer; no refiur'
i9n IN SIZE by turning otherwise willbe aliowod
q ' suiet compliance with the above tests will
too Eta, JOHN c. FEBIGER.
lv--rlM Commodore ComnanInnt
National Republican., 1877-06-29
pRoPoSAIs FOR COAL.
- TREAsrRER's OFFICE, !
U. y. SOlnIERa lnME Ii u

TREAsCRER's OFFICE
I. 8, SOLDIERS HONE, D. C'."l
NEAR WASHINGTON, d. C., June ii ISL
II, sealed proposals, indored Proposals for Co9I
DAr, July 2 1877, Mt u O'Clock m for Inc dciiverv
H. ~ onsed a states Soldiers Home, b. G., on or befSr
sne D,h day OF September, 1871 Of the fpllowins
h hhor,onshiy screened, and to weigh @2lO pounds q
~ ~ tons white Ash Furnace Coal
,U tons Red Ash Range Coal
A., aders must state the price per ton delivered for
.ne ,aiggrSgate required Separate bids ior the re-
specllVe descriptions will not be considered N ~
Payment will be made in casb whcn thc ,,h,,a
quantity has been delivered '' WV """ie
the undersigned ~ " i'Aef'eu py
Bonds 20 the amount Of s. 900. with two securities
proxed ,bp py the undersigned will be required fSr
'he iaithiul performance OF the contract ~
jel3-WFMst Scrretarv on,i IA 1rros, r.. .. a.,
National Republican., 1877-06-29
GOGERNlYEyT SIIE
A uCTIoN SALE OF UNITED STATES
~ ERTS

A ucrIoN SALE OF UNITED STATES PROP
ERTY. ''"'
At THE STONE CUTTING YARDS OF THE
MESIliAM GRANITE COMPANY. IN TiiEe
VA. '' 'i-'N Ni'hMoND
The property consists Of part Of the Office r,rp,
uuIci 4llu me entire stock Of miscellaneous tonis
machlnery shops aud sheds, constituting iho com,
hGC o1lht Tor three hundred gruuite.cuttcrs nmd
Mllty blgckSlnithS, together with a cnrncnt"r',
hp!h hclElhc.h3uNv tool house, large quantity oi
Eiu @ SIecl, small quantities Of bur hoop and sLc%i
upright boiler complete S''' WIN
ihe whole 70 b" sold in lots To suit To the highest
KIN Sn,, m huYl' 4nct"n "n the premises Oh iLE
~ fuf special inventory, apply to d. W RANDA1
government AP""' Richmond Va or In tic ~,
dersighcd at Washington, b. G. Wv '''
Je20Gt Lieut.. Col. CorpS of tnc i,, AISEf,,
National Republican., 1877-06-29
PROPOSALS.,
pRoPosAIs FOR COAL, COAL,
NAVY PAY OrrfcE.

| Call, WAUnfSGroN, d. C.. June y, Isl.
"prnn Seaed proposals in duplicate, TO be indorsed
nntil Y m tho 3O day OF June ISL for tbo boIn,S
uescribed coal, TO be delivered AZ the Navy SnTI
m,sIgton y c. into carts to be provided by thn
",eiiilinent "oi irec Of any expense subject t tho
yard scales, viz; s">' ~ ''c ""'g
BUREAU or EQUIPMENT AND RECRUITING
''o toms hchgh Lump Coal, very hard Of the host
pocn pg @ inr heatlng heavy forgngS In blast fur.
other Impurities. ''' ""p"'r anu all
w AZ further Information as to time Of delivery. Sc
WI VIII De furnished on application 10 the Command
ant Of The Washington Navy Yard The riwht i
evea 70 reject any or all Of the offers r moi nd
',auEcous 70 the Government Rcsponsihlc
seuutniy required on the bids for the prttnni apJ
nitnfnl "a IN delivery Of the coal Blank forms pr bIs
70 De mad az this Office. The contractor IL IN nav
the cost Of inspection III ~ WifIIIHWu, Pas
le21it Pay Inspector, United states Snyv
National Republican., 1877-06-29
HEADQUARTERS ARMY AND NAyy
WASHINGTON. DC
III o l. NJ A Ms
AGUE AND LIVER PAD

sar na In lis prompt and radical cure for eve,
spCle OF LAYER and Stomach difficulties n c,,,1y
nmy nhrniless vegetable CompOunIs and Io"u.ins H. %
fINA'IIf WHERE NEEDED over tho yiis,s WI ~ 2
iiitner itr anu SlOnacll IL removes torpIdity AZ ,hs
sin,e nnl aronsfs the Stomach from its ,opn,ans
1n q MItHthg fermentation, torpor anl pap nv ai,
mi, 'Tnz.s the entire system with natures t,us
in s nrisss az deerorated and poisonoii, nuids
6ody avey 9y WAY Or Girenaton. u absoris nom ths
ous lnhlria or medicinal and leaves The wearr h.
ren, y, ntAih; Sent by mail. free OF charge on re-.
ppuH puNHuuI uuI * Address HOLMAN LIVER PNh CON-
Yari 10 - Maiden Lane, T.. o. HOY 2ii2 Nav
live druggists keep them ''""'o ohio All
National Republican., 1877-06-29
,oos,. J. TDYER' Trustees.
Je28d&ds WASH. b. WILLIAMS. Suctionoe,
CnANcERY SALE OF vArr,p1r pr,, 70

{ IIlANCERY SALE OF yALrABE prAr 70
NE IN TIE CITY or WhsIIINGroN n
H., I'D ND DISTRICT OF COLrMBfA. '
by virtue OF decree of the Supreme C,,r, ~, Al,
unhp OF ,nnmbia, passed In equity cause No Ma
,b ,bnn T.. u IreSwell ct al Va Sllas L. LOOMS 81 nj
mhc Ic ay my OF July A. D 1877 at O'clock D. M. nj
a,"rn aoI W Iont OF the premises, the following
N.Y. we District Of Columbia, and known and III
iii mi nin lo,s numbered sixteen, (lG) seventeen
eronpa mi nion fy,,wo, ny , is accorng TO the plat or
Ierns Of sale; One third OF Inc purchnsc ,oo,o, L.,
one navSb bIce ~ to be paid in two equal
% ~ TWO years from the day OF sale with ntersst
per annun my pi saie at The rate of eight per centnm
brdn,, tne payment thereof to be secured bv tbn
notes Of the purchaser or purcbaseps n Nv
any ~ ,hs a But the purchaser or purchasers of
inayc ~ ne % nu parcels Of land shall have Tho privi
M payihg cnsh upon the confirmation or The saIe
~ IN % shd property to he sold either in bnIE
tion n olS Iiu parcels as the trustee in hIs dscre
III, 1aiii NE " SGe q ENoCli T0I'TEN, Trustee
nucl psD
National Republican., 1877-06-29
AUCTION sALEs-FUTU8r D.ys

IHuSTkEs SALE OF A SMALL FRANp
II HHoUSb nSb 2S ST TSi2OND STREET, RETwEEN
~ virtue OF deed OF trust to me dnted Sovep,h.,
~ II .s'L and duly recorded In Ilber No esp Foiio
al n n'cIn y puDnc auction, on FRIDAY July o. MI
~ pian,sh Y. M IN font Of the premises Lot No 4
fnt subdivision OF Original lois and II, s,,n %
Teg,ns. w m ne city Of Washington, d. q
ponihs VIII nniI cash balance in six and twelve
h1 WIN interest; 80 deposit on arceptnnce ar
o'u' Conveyancing at purchascrs cost p'''"'e VI
jee7.,yssd. RICHARD A, WALKER,
'-'''ONs
National Republican., 1877-06-29
GEORGE TRUEsDELL, Auctioneer.

BRICrK DWELLING HOTsE on THE EAST
SIDE or FouRTEENTH STREET BETWEEN
by virtue cf a deed Of trust. dated November Is,
1876 duly recorded In Llber No st folio No. AS one
OF the land records for the District Of Columbia and
at the request ofthe party secured thereby Will sell
DAY. June the Sth, at oeiocs p, m, he folioW. W
ing described real estate situate in the city Of WASH
ington, District Of Columbia, to wit; All that certain
tnguished as lot No. 5, in square No. 49, together
with the improvements, consisting OF new three
story brick dwelling lust completed having all mod
srn improvements The sale Will be subject to prior
Terms: Six hundred dollars In cash. and the bal
ance IN fortydonr monthly payments. with interest
be ae to be- secured BY deed OF trust on He propl
erty sold deposit OF sloO will be required at tile
time Of sale. and all conveyaDcing at purchasers cost
% hsS%apsd Th TohS sfSsq NJ trustee
rTNRusTEEs SALE OF OO6 PENNSYLVANIA
L AVENUE NORTHWEST.
by virtue OF the will OF Walter Lenox, deceased I
VIII nnsr Tor sale at AUCTION In front Of the premises,
on TGEsDAI, the % day Of July, A. D. ls7I at d
CITY, viz: BEGINNING at the northwest corner of said
lotion Pennsylvania avenue and running thence south
weswardty In line at right angles with said avenue
street " fet thence east along street 9Llh feet
thence north In line ut right angles with street " 10
Rect thence in line At right angles with said avenue
Sna ieet and thence along said avenue Gi0 feet TO the
place Of beginning, and improved by n threestory
brick building. known as aod Pennsylvania avenue
Terms; One fourth cash: balance In three equal
payments, Mt respectively six, twelve and eighteen
months from day of sale. with per cent interest
Deed given upon hill payment OF fpurchnse money. A
deposit OF 80 required upon sale. Conveyancing at
REGINALD FENDALI Trustee
DuScASsoN Bios, Aucts. jess-FAIWSds
National Republican., 1877-06-29
CHRIsTADoRO's HAIR DYE

Is the safest and the best ia i,.,.,,., =, .
hani a. hnu nroduces the most natural shades a,
nnlIeS IL 1oes not stain the skin and Is easily
n nI0h every welappointed toilet for lady or sen,ie
mail TUT Hhe by all druggists and hairdre.Sers ~
NJ JOSEPH CHRISTAD DsJRD
.n,nT,.S,f proprietor, L. U. Box 2ll2 New York
National Republican., 1877-06-29
SUMNER READING,

new tew Lands Within the Arctic Circle Paper A N
iSh turkey, a Companion To Wnllncas Hussin al
ernPn,ci nonr, Wy, and siege, Mickham Holman, 81 q
short S,,di ~ science and Religion, winchelI T.,
Table raE S'l,e arorl Sn pnlnt,Ig Leonardo Da Vnc q
b's, Gail Hamilton, siiI lack Aiphonsa inNG havh N
S1ida, sr sh Many Syny Days Christian Reid, si ArSdne,
H. MMopIng IN Virginia Tyree. slT5 How They strso
Suborn nsSe ~ Anihors Iicrwood sl.O Harry 6y lie
lnn, l,s,,oi oi MIS- birmingham, Journal 10 cents IN IL
- NJ, hnItory Of Arms and Armour Dcmmin
Jni, .uS, I'M Mhlie Witch, Douglass, "a cents MAJ
and al rene, n,ce ~ cents Croquet in great variety
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PROPOSALS FOR CUT GRANITE.
OFFICE or PrnlIc DrIlpIyos Ixn Cno,,,,,

officE OF PrnLIc BUILDINGS AND GPOrSns)
p.., WAslllNGToN, ID. G., June ~. lSJT
ropnsals Tor furnishing IN this city al tho Circle
~ tnc intersection of Fourteenth and NJ strrct
n,oftnwcst the Cut Granite required In The cn,,'
suu.,on 1 oi pedestal for bronze stnt,,c Of don
amer. f' ''''heu'a'ey here-
mark iorms and specifications and any desired
office. TIIoWiSI rSpLnn S~pLnnrM'iD. ~ w q, this
Jcliot Lieutenant Colonel OF Engineers
National Republican., 1877-06-29
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