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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1877-07-14

FESTIVALS The ladies of the NJ. p Church.
New Windsor, will hold an ice cream festival
in the basement Of the Presbyterian Church.
for the benefit Of the Sunday School, com.
mencing on Thursday, the 10th, and continue
Friday evening and Saturday afternoon and
evening.
Spring Dale Sunday School Union will hold
festival and celebration at Spring Dale
School House, near New Windsor, common.
cling on the evening Of the 18th and continue
during the week. On Saturday the annual
celebration will be held in Mr.. Lewis Lind.
says grove. Addresses will be delivered by
several prominent ministers.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1877-07-14

A CAMP MEETING, under the auspices of
me G Maryland and Virginia Eldership Of the
Church OF God, will be held in WIN. Epele.
man WOODS near Linwood Station, com.
mencing on the Sd Of August sO''
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1877-07-14

TO FIsHERNEN.-An old fisherman on the
Lehlgh tells how to catch black bass, which
are now in season. Our fishermen may pos.
slbly profit by his experience. Blaze bass
he says, will first nbble gently at the bali
and will frequently draw the float way under
water. But wait-the float comes back
suddenly he seizes it and darts off, Don't
puil---give him play-suddenly he stops-be
swallows the bait slowly. Now quick null
and you have him. We learn that several
hne ones have recently been taken at sham.
berger's dam.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1877-07-14
ONE HUNDRED Acpyo

more or less. The impyoyeusD,,
A-A story Log Dwelg,Ss ' = ! n,
Barn, and other nec,.,,. n''s
good order, and md , Isa''i an /,
riety Of Fruit There ara obo as'e san
arabic aud the balance is coysr oS' ~ A'a
BILE Timber. The arabic lnpd y WA r'l,
tom land, susceptible Of the big6.,@. o3''! b.
ment, and now produces Rne c nv !! !aFas
nient to Churches, Schools pdp,,, y ec'
Mills, IS in the midst Of 6eaI,h 'O'l 4 "
and rapidly improving ueighborbo5.,, Ant9
convenient to railroads. '"''li M ,
Any person desiring to eSaui,. a
erty before the day Of sale Mi ni".. ne ~
Mr.. David Roop, near Key,vyIl s''s al 9
take pleasure in showing the sams 80 ~ :
Their information call on or addre,. re
Stoner, Union Bridge, Carroll co 4, a'i NJ
TERas Of SALE. --0ne,third csssh ~
day of sale or on the ratification MI, n % I, y
the Court Che balance 10 tao son ,.S''a Z
payments, properly secured, bearls, ~ s.'l'
from the day Of sale. 's u'ai
Possession Of the property give, .a..
days after the sale. wv ''''a /
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1877-07-14

All kinds Of ready made clothing can be
bought low at II. Schenthas opposite the
W. N. K. Il. depot, Westminster Nd Il
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1877-07-14

RoBnERY or SroRH.-The Frederick
Times, Of Tuesday last, says The store OF
John Mari, at Watersville, Carroll county, on
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad was entered
by thieves last Tuesday night and robbed Of
goods and money TO the amount Of about $50
An entrance was effected by saving through
the window shutter and removing the sash
Several parties were arrested in this city last
Friday by officers Staub, Ryan and Harding
on suspicion Of being the guilty parties, but
after an examination were discharged, the
evidence not being sufficient to hold them
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1877-07-14

The Annapolis Maryland Gdsetie calls Car
roll county the "banner county OF the State
for low taxes. This is literally true Carroll
has the lowest rate oftsxation Of all the coan'
ties in the State, and notwithstanding, she
constructs substantial iron bridges over her
streams, and Prof. Newell says her Public
Schools are among the best managed schools
in the State. We feel becoming county
pride in recording these facts, The Gasettc
says the tax payers of Annapolis are taxed at
$500 on the 500.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1877-07-14

Observation-Disclosures n. II. Thayor, who
had been for twenty seven years principle of
the Eastern Female High School Of Baltimore
city, resigned his charge on Tuesday. Mr.
Ihayer resignation was On account of his
years and long service. In retiring he re-.
eelsed fitting recognition from the board
Prof. Thayer is well known in this city, hav
ing taught school here about thirty wears ago
lie is brother.in.aw Of Judge Hayden.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1877-07-14

FATAL ACcIDENT.-0n Monday last, Thorn
as, aged between five and six Years, son of
Abraham $. X. Danner, residing ON the farm
of Thomas f. Van Bibber Esq. near this
city, shot himself accidentally with revolver
with which he was playing. The ball entered
the abdomen little above the navel, passed
through and came out Of his back, Just above
the hip, and fell upon the floor He suffered
much and died on Tuesday afternoon. The
revolver belonged to young man, who had
covered it up and laid it upon shelf, where
the child found it. Dr. J. II. Billngslea was
called in, but could render no relief.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1877-07-14
The DcniOa Union is deeply moved on
account Of the "revelation. It saws:

The Creswell Fulton expose has fallen
upon the Republicans in the rural districts of
Maryland like a thunder clap in clear sky.
These revelations are wondrously surprising
and betray an amount of political trickery
that IS enough to bring blush of shame to
the cheeks Of every honest Republican in this
State. After reading it we felt almost like
denying that we were a member of the Re.
publican party. Our manhood was insulted,
and with shame and modification we put
aside the contemplate document We have
never before been permitted to behold the
true inwardness of political leaders, striving
with deadly hate, to obtain the mastery.
Nor have we ever before witnessed such n
betrayal Of private confidence, or such total
disregard OF a confidential correspondence as
Is eyinced on the part Of Mr.. Creswell, who,
no doubt, believes he possesses all the traits
OF gentleman.
We have believed for years past that there
was something rotten in the Republican or
ganization OF this State, but we could not
have been made to believe that we we're To
have this vile stencil thrust under our nose.
and compelled to endure it without any
means Of escape. Bat it is well perhaps It
has come that publication may the sooner
commence and every vestige Of this corrup-
ton and rottenness may be removed. 1t is
well that it has come at this time, for the
Republican party could not have carried such
heavy load much longer. The burden is
too heavy. 1t is the last feather that breaks
the cancels back. !" ff
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1877-07-14

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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-12-15

At1 ~ = eAIS -
kchieyementofthe
kge. No Shuttle,
no Bobbin. no re-
vindingof 7 bread
Uses theCommef-
C al Spool direct.
5makes the " Lock
Stitch, "the"Chain
] Stitch, and the
ornamental "Cs-
BILE Stitch. Has
IA SelEAdjusting
Tension. GLiber-
Nal Discounts to
good and relia.
: Bic Agents. Send
StampForC Circular.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-12-15

A SURE THING.-Dr. Hunters Specific
and Injection No. ! are warranted to cure
the Gonnorhea, elect, Chordee, Structures,
disease of the kidneys, bladder and
urinary organs OF males and females.
DR.. Hunters Specific No. 2 is a sure
remedy for the Spermatorrhoea, Seminal
weakness, nightly emissions, the loss OF
power. caused by self-abuse or excessive
indulgence. Price of DR.. Hunters Specific,
81 per bottle; Injection, 81 per bottle
Sent everywhere by express. DR.. j,
Dinsbeer, sole proprietor, No. sos, North
Seventh street, st. Louis, Mo. Send two
stamps for treatise. Cure guaranteed o.
money refunded. DR.. Dinsbeer will trea
all chronic diseases, and furnish medicine
for less money than any other physician II
St. Louis. Write or call For sale by al
druggists, it's
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-12-15
RECApTTULuTToN.
-. .....s-....' So,ooo U
FL. s. CASE.
J. Cool, Jr.,
w. Ell. " oMAOKS.

Total bills allowed. -. ......-......$3,8 1858 OF
FL. S. CASE,
J. Cool, JI.,
w. Ell. WoMAoKs.
The Committee on Jail and Jail Ac.
counts presented the following report,
which, on motion, vas adopted:
Your Committee on Jail and Jail Ac-
counts have examined all claims present
ed and recommend the payment of the
following:
A Loeb So 90, Churchill & Sweeney
8 90, Childs & Baker 90. j L Perkins
Alb 80. J Fl Kaufman 2 60, w A Swiler
10 Is, w Il Chopper SO SO, Alex Steel
80, Mathews & Co 90, W l Reid & CO
90, G Fiebig IA 95. g 6 Craig Is 90.
Total 1903 Sc. g. w. MCMURPHY,
GEORGE HITLER,
j. s. DALEY,
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-12-15
ENGRAVING
SEWING MACHINES

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-12-15
ITO be continued. J

NOTE. IF the amount of the several
bills for each town are correctly reported,
then the above recapitulation is correct,
the total being in fact $3,S68.07, instead
of So, 1861. &c, as reported.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-12-15

pies face nnheod positively be cured Ladies
wanting delicate attention call write Pleasant
home for patients. mion-Marriage Guide
which tells all about hes diseases who should marry
10 cents pay Or. james my
parors. You but the Doctor. m 10
pm; Sunday, 10 10 IL. DR.. James Is 60 age.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-12-15
DR.. JAMES,,

~ W al77HAAI1lU sJA 0tss
Cor. Franklin, CHICAGO.
Chartered BY the State Of
Illinois Tor thesxpresB purpose
Of giving Immediate reflex in
, n1oaaeE ofprivate, chronic and
4 urinary diseases in AL their
complicated forms. tits well
known Dr.. James has stood at
the head Of the profession Cor
tho past thirty years. Age
and experience are all impor-
tant. Seminal Weakness,
night losses by dreams, MIN.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-12-15

For IMMEDIATE RELIEF of coughs and
colds, use the popular remedy, Madame
Porter's Cough Balsana, the cheapest and
one of the best medicines sold: Its virtues
have been tested by thousands for many
years in the treatment Of all diseases of the
throat and Lungs, and is confidently offered
as a reiiever of those diseases. Price %,
SO aud rs cents per bottle.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-12-15
Ctr 9ailg Argns.
g ROCK ISLAND. ILLINOIS
Concluded from second pare.

Heagy & Stoddard I64 IS, Geo Vincent
tclaimed IS 10l q 10, George Vincent
lclaimed 8 60) 4 go, Phebe Raynor IA 90,
| Kennedy lclaimed 81 00) IA 90. w B
Underwood % so.
Coal Valley-R r Cable Sal Is, Jos
Garland 7 IS, Thos Ransom 90, Thos
Martin fclaimed 9751 IS, Phillips &
Thomas % 04, David Williams 80. A NJ
Bloemquist 81 81.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-12-15
DIR. SABINE'S
INDIAN VEGETABLE
COUGH SYRUP

For the speedy cure of Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness,
Incipent Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis, Phth-
Isle, Whooping Cough and Group. This Syrup lie
an Anodyne Ezpectorant and is composed OF the
best ingredients the vegetable kingdom affords,
and when USED according to directions, must con-
vince the most skeptical.of its intrinsic values
Directions for the of sabine's Indian Vegeta
bic Cough Syrup accompany each'bOttle.
National Republican., 1877-04-28
UOHN SHERMAN, Auctionecr,
~ St. Cloud lSuilding.

cuANcERI SALE osr vhLuABIE E ZEAL
AND DISTRICT OF CULUMBiA.
By virtue OF \ decree Of the supreme Court OF the
District OF Co'umbis, passed In equity csus. No.
2ss, the freedman's savings and Trust Com
sisned. as trustee, viii sell, on TUEsDAI. the
twenty.fourth, (2ith. day OF April. A. ID ISL, A.
ave O'Clock p. m, at puhllc auction. IN front OF
the premises, all that piece or parcel of ground
tricf Columbia and known distinguished on
the plat OF said city As the south part OF original
lot numbered thirty-four (3t, In square numbered
seven hundred and thtrty-two. t11, beginning Al
the southwest corner Of esid lot numbered thirty.
thlrtytwo CI:l running thence east on the line OF
thence north nfty-four tsD feet ave aud one hall
$50 inches; thence west hrtyaye tS) feet eight is)
iuehes thence south nny-f tst feet eve and one
with the sppurteaances thereto belonging or In any
Terms Of sale are as follows: Ono third of the pur-
chase money and the expenses Of in cssh 70 be
cept hundred Coo) dollars, which Is to be paid
deposit At the time Of sale. and the balance of
the purchase money to be paid In three Cl equal
isstallments- in six. "a, twelve tisl and eighteen
ments the purchaser pur asers shall deliver io
the said trustee his her or their promissory notes
dated day OF sale. and bearing interest At ths
rate OF six ) per centum per anuum- pay able seni
annually. or cash. at the option OF the pu 'haser OF
FRANK T. BROW MING. 1ri,,..
Columbian Law Builarl
apis-ThsaTu&ds W. Al. SMITH. Salesman.
ss-THE ABOVE skLE Is POSTPONED tt
SATURDAY. Aprii the 18th instant. at the SAN,
apz5- W fh&S Trustee.
National Republican., 1877-04-28
FOR STATIONERY

TEEAsuK1 DrrEErrucrA
Sealed proposals Iur furnishing sstntimuy Tn
the fiscal year ending June NJ, 1S7k, VIII f,t TT
ceived at this Department until Iilt 1Eu otEy al
MAY, 1871. NJ L O'Clock m
Blank forms for bidding VIII he iurns;fnr uErm
fhe bids will he cansinursd Ind nurul'tnu IN
iected item by ftem; and this rfvnrtisnmrrr unr
@ sss sSs 30 ia1 a1a q se M
same, shall constitute I'm rurIrrnrz hrrwsnn nm
Government and the bidder IN hinnu-A, nnt nm
further contract viii he exsrutnn-
The articles cunrrnuisd fur must ne fur'nfsihnt
from time TO time during Tim ynEr, IN uuEifrftint
pursuant to orders frum TIM llulnrrmnfft ufhf
entire Quantities VIII, howevur, he nhnro nm nr1-
Each proposal must he sirnsd dly nm mufvinml
or firm making u, and he arcanpanirl iy nmG,
sand dollars, ttl0.eooD Ap5zpvrd ny n UIifart
States ON scr Of the district IN whtrh rhr Hurrf
reside or do business un fnrm m NE tu-ns sHhrr
by the Dcpartmrnt cdndfriunrd nm furnfsiflfnr
such portions Of the Hrticirs nk mng fH uwErnnt
under n, and the performances di TIN rmisrnnt
All deliveries will he snhlenf M fnHlsnnuim iE
an expert detailed fur the ptIrpose i.y Ihn Snure
tary Of the Treasury, nnd bhe dnltvurg al N m
ferOr article will be deemnd sifninin niitiSf IN
annul the contract, n the uIIrinn al TIN Sriirs
Deliveries must he frre ni nhnr,r n Tin Trims
ury Department Whshlnrtm.
The failure 20 comply with Hry mt urtirr unftu-
the contract will opcrnre hE tnrfnirurh al Iiif
entire penalty of the b0nd, ur rhn >srrrnsH-g ni
the Treasury may dfrput thu purchase, IN nlsui
market OF snrh qnnntisias Of Hny nrirlnf NJ slIhI
be necessary TO supply TIM duhrirnry rnusnn hs
| such failure, and charge to TIM rnnrrnrturf ffVs
| per centum Of The Irire whirh n shall In tuint
necessary TO pay for such KrtiHles.
Proposals unhccumpanisd hy = KHsiHinn1u-g huni
Will not he cunsidurea- and runInrif VIII 1n
| awarded only 10 established mnnufArnururt al, u
dealers In, the articles
/ Proposals TO he addressed IN Tim unnnrsirnbI
and marked Proposals im s;stimgrS
| ap3.TukFSt Seurntnry uI TIM uruRsr-y
National Republican., 1877-04-28
AUCTION sALEs-FUrURE DArS.
7 I. COLDwELL, Real Estate Auction eer,
- No. SIC y street northwest

q. No. si6 street northwest
TRUSTEES, SALE OF A pEsIRABLE TWO.
RGf R%5TfSs Trn III 4Ir INF fN4RR MpR
sEGIIUS 81 4 srRELf Ssp \ ssskGaI;
sETEss hXhNTE NTH sopsTiEsNTH
nrSiMrR.yEn GR9UND ns S9EIh c.II;
NV TN SGEktfi SGKk ivESmn! sHhLa NJ STREET AND
sI virtue OF a. deed Of trust dated April =. 4.
d. is,s duly recorded IN Lis.r Nc; sIl fGliS 30.
by win seli in IRON, q N. pr, ni,es the iGll"-
On THGR;bHI, Nay 10 isss: as S,sicet D. m.
Ing us q. 100 feet on Masaenu.etis svenue, and
sse. Se ssssei sS eS tas, 1 isi
90 With accrued Interest, dated March %. is.s.
sS reeords % Sor the Il Dis,ris, % OF co'amSts. % w
Also on FRIDAY, May II, ISL. At O'Clock .. m,
aud ioi 10 10 consscaiiyely ineIasiyey In Esis !.
and LauritIen's subdivisiop Of all of square nun:
iots eight nine aud ten, tcgcthsr with le Improve
ments. etc.. subject TO aeed of trust for q. 30
rreored In LiSer No. "a, folio soL orsaid records.
This deed OF also includes lots eight nine and
" Terms r. on The rrs, described parcel Of ground
q, 600 and expense of sale In cash. and the balance
month"; with in,eT.,, Al he rate Of eirhi pr cent
per annum secured by deed OF trust on the prop
Terms on the second described parcel OF grou.d
One fourth In cash and the balance al three, En,
Interest at the rsie ofeiEht pr cent per snnun,
secured by deed Of trust on the property soid.
q sale. and ali eon.eysneins al prrehsser's eosi
Terms to be complied with IN seven days, other
s Ss .sS cost ,sf S Ky
ehasers AFTER Ave day, adysrtisement;
Ii htSJiMts 4; j; iEsfotSSy r tsSSyprR Trustees.
ap SIS W ds j.. 7. COLDwELL, Auciioncer
National Republican., 1877-04-28

u'lrlE llitinur.i ant phin RatIrsai Company Gderz
ir fH efInlnsr htitEts AZ OakAanst
sInH Dss-r RtEe-- rn. hIus-ss sif1afE-i In 'he
Ssut FattufzTv 1f MhrvisEsi famous IN 1ualtfi
lFtffsss-s ms uf Alirghanies. 80
is-u siri uius. in tiu nitiAt OF cnar1iuE scenory
u'hs hnti-f- 1aa-a hs-n nuilt m stin nnst carHfhi
unstfufFr iutr sf snr-srr vtsiirn af the Gem
rnnv t-ffittHrrfl mt nttftr win AL tt- ms-
siI ninsstuit.nIriif. TIM uttttss aor-fet IN eitt
z,,i,, al Utfafnurr. Ws-hthffsu and the West By
m, t,,n,snu Dalsa.,sf f tsfnzs With rlsgrapa
Iffrts IN nuttf hlfstss ufnthr T. um Peculiarly
IiE,nt ~ Anssmiss ntsn WIN far1ilies TIE H0tes
Nv irunllf'liiw r-lisnst win at the zuplisac~
p,sr,f,.-aE-N nr ffrstNenss cunr-r1s. and viii ~
rsnnrn ~ u n=suunsinin parry up1n rason.hie
1fS-nis
v1mnrf f,,tI. lsrafsrl a,sar tfir naiaT Haass min.
niiit. Hsilitnor- gumniutlsiv ur1ts<l1st- an
u--.f a 4 nifalln n.r 1linf ftlr itls rains.
H,r ssnt 1Irtfisfr psE-,uuiars apply n the
ai,m. Ihittinnr-t-. apes-lw
National Republican., 1877-04-28
CEANCyRy SALE H o. THE nAG,SsIsIGENT I,s ISI
EAST CoRNEh OF wAsHiNgTns AND
sT9DDAET sLkEEIs, GE1RGE,nnSN
RGslDENCE OF GOVERNOR HENRY ID.

ssfsST RsnsissSos ~ OF ddSSHskSoR sESal ne D.
8. Ps. s.y S
eemser ss i1 ena.s 'hsrsin he %gspSin. % nS ghereln n
Goots md oSsfs are dsiend.nts: me ..:ne sslns
sss;I ::s;; "A
day Of May ISL, ats O'Clock In the Afternoon the
eentsiaed @ ri.hin Dc fOiiosina metz. and bonds:
CommeneinE on the souiheast corner OF W ashins.
sHo .na sbs sss Inc 81
dred and three And nins Get. henee
and sweniy feet ine.ce nosthe,ly and p,ralei win
& sres ,ra I,s @ bssss
northeriy and parallel with Washington street one
osas saa Along hs south i'm. Of soS
dart street vestwardiy hundred and ntty feet to
Ht snS
The mansion Is large Italian ylis wih LIMOS
BY a high belyedere or obseryatory. Il contains
On goa me main oor are library With richly carved
| book eases, = music or ballroom. two parlors. a
SS pans
| the modern improvements, inciuding hot and cold
throughout, furnaces, gas and costly chande-
The grounds are enclosed by an iron railing with
Fruit trees, stone fountain and itone and gravel
waks There L. "a sTEe pIessr9risn stable on the
The cars on the Metropolitan railway ran within
one SONAR. or the property. The neshborhood is
The per, on WHO mas charge OF the house will per-
nit any one calling there to lsspectit.
The terms OF sale prescribed by the decree and
supplementary order are: One- third of the pur-
chase money In cash. the residue in thrce equal pay
tefer ed payments TO be secured by the notes OF
the purchaser, bearing six per cent. Interest," with
ali cash at purchasers option.) The trustee will
rrrerve lien on the property until the whole pur-
chase money Is paid.
A deposit Of tSo will be required when the prop
erty sstruck OH.
Ali conveyanclng at cost Of the purchaser.
II. d. WARRINGTON, Trustee,
| Ii6 Sixth street, wasbingtou.
| THOMAs BOWLING,
A1l9-Thsatruxds Auctionser.
National Republican., 1877-04-28
DRoPosALs FOR sUBs1suaIcI
STORES.
DRoPosALS FOR CLOTH, Tr1FCdZNs
IL HATS. &C.

DEPARTMENT or METn6rmrTNE rn1tL- \
uTIuGE TifT bNAi1h.
q. LOUISIANA hN1Nsth
wASuIEGTuN. u. g. April = 1Sss.
sealed proposals will br rrrrf~rd % tiiis niiir,
until 10 a. IN. TUEsDAN- MHy 1 is..- NJ vtiitiih
hour fhey will be- opened. furnish this ofiElu
mrnf with I'VE hundrrd fSsN yu-is yprln 'nafth ar
hlnr flannel Of hest quality. lntflrn hluS tntI M
weigh not less than twelve Cil NUM- az Ir -,insst
yard. Also. far tfrrn CIb) yErds hlnr uress riuSh
medium quality. indigo blue uva- Iir Nt-slnifs
Proposals for above he MARKED -I'ri'rosills 1ir
CLOTH
sealed proposals yin he rrrclvcd tntIl n a. m,
same day. for supplying suumrr uuiidrns 81 tntiiil
cloth blue flannel: frock roai sank r'i west nnt
psutAlo0ns separately. and fur each Sfnd "a nitl-
iorm complrte- -
The die for the hurinns, fhe prururrv bf 1ht
board, will he loaned ~ tint surressful hinatt- liis
to be marked --f.roposAl Ior U.-.turnis.
Scaled proposals. will also he rruniven sirti Z NJ
day. for furnshing two hundred unh Blalrtfr
(2ts) hats for ~ the pfiiirH trrn- Inn,
10 be marked --f'roposal for Hafs-
he addressed 10 fhe ssu-utary NJ 1hs Isn-t
of Police.
quantities required may he rure IN lsss ne ufrrii,
stances demand.
SAMPLES In all must nrfssninufry INNS. u'hh
board reserves the rictt rerrt arr nj tiitis-
Biddcrs invlted IN he p-esrni nj flit nihf ing
Further information mHy he hnd nn INJURY tf
Capt Brock. lnspertrr 81. r.. or 1r srrr'fiiEy "a
| the hoard.
| By order Of the Hoard. r.. 6. on EnrA
i nust-1t --HtrrafuTr.
National Republican., 1877-04-28
DRoPosALs FOR STATIONERY

DrrArTNEET nv unr 1wuI;rIm-A
AJrl -, 1s-s.
Sealed proposals win he rrrntvrd n rhtF DO
partment until l. o'clock m. THU tsShA u N Hs
"a ls.. for furnishing Stntiunury I'm IlH 1snilr--
ment of the Interior during the hsrHl yuur mining
June %, ISIS.
Blank forms Of proposals. showing I'm tsunIt
and estimated Quantities required, inrruhr wfrh
circular relating therein, viii be iurntHhrt IN
application 10 this Department
Proposals should he hdureEsnd m TIN unrur-
signed and ind1rsod ''ITurossls I'm Stnnimnrcy' y
G.. SCHu ilZ,
aps5 SrurutHry If tin 1nlu-irr.