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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-03-22

TIE New York Tribune, in speaking Of the
proposed appointment Of Prof. LASosroN a.
Commissioner Of Agriculture, takes occasion
to say: ...
There arc many posts which Prof LAsasTos
could creditably NIL, but this 10 not one Of them.
A worse appointment, however, Is threatened.
Mr.. d. ID. I. MOORE, who conducted the Ruraf
fev Yorker from prosperity gently down to bank
Iuptey. Is worrying city papers into the sugyes-
'Cr that re- he Ia utterly hrotsn mn and NEEDS
protection no nitsh, wsii ps siysa tsis. II the
National Republican., 1877-02-12
A FL MALE wAIF.
Abandoned on the Steps of = Church.


Another person is destined to journey
through life without the pleasure OF knowing to
whom she is Immediately indebted for her exist.
enee. II girl. oficer Byram found 1t at the
foot OF the steps leading up to st. Matth ow's
Church, about four o'clock yesterday morning.
II was about a day old, and was dressed In a
NUMBER oi diminutive garments, suitable to It's
extreme youth. On the oversklrt was pinned an
envelope addressed "To the finder OF my poor liz.
tie one The envelope enclosed the following
note, written In q coarse, masculine hand;
wAsuISGr Februarvtn
May the good person take this little one on whom
this note 10 found, and keep IL, if possl6ls as his
or her own. aud if they not able 90 provide FOR
u as their own, please place II in st AIMS Asylun
apd Ask ~ ne Sisters M TO- etli her Fanny;
when she able will subscribe her mite 10 the sup
port OF the whole Institution. MoTBEnF
The ofncer had passed by the church steps not
twenty minutes before, at which time there was
NO signs OF the infant, As he approached the
eteps second time, q carriage passed him and
drove rapidly away, and his theory is that tho
occupants Of that carriage left the Daby there.
The object OF the parties In leaving II on tho
steps OF the church was undoubtedlyto to have ii
picked up BY some ono attending early mass
Mrs. Ewbanks, lady residing In the Vicinity
took charge OF tho waif until day. 1t bore sew.
was summoned. In the morning It was taken 10
81. AIMS lnfant Asylum and formally Installed
az an inmate. IL cannot bo stated positively
whether the mother ls doing as we'll as could be
expected or not; but II the note Is IN her hand
writing, IL can be safely said that she Is quite
stIong and vigorous, and In q fair way Of speedy
National Republican., 1877-02-12
Society Notes.

Secretary Chandler gives large dinner to.
morrow.
.sS.s Secretary Fish entertain' gentlemen only n,
The Spanish Minister Will give large dinner
on wednesday.
The last evening wen, reception Of the Misses Riggs
MR. Mr,; Bloomer's las. dancing reception takes
The p. A. II. Club give o private PARTY at
Washington Hall this evening
Gov. Fenton's daughter is expected OF tho
Riggs House the FIRST Of the week.
Mrs. Ward will entertain . number Of Young
people with german tomorrow evening"
The Garrick Club have issued cards for the
hrst Of series Of social hops, to take place on
Thursday evening.
Aphantom party in aid OF the st. Johns Mite
Society will be given at Masonic Temple on Tues.
day evening, none but those in gh0stly garb Will
be allowed to enter the hall.
Prot. Nsrini's annual Bal d. Enfanfs Coatun,s
will take place tomorrow evening. 1t is a beau.
selves.
The reception at the Wood Mansion this even.
ing will undoubtedly be brilliant affair. Mr..
J. II. Small. Jr., the eminent floral artist, has
unique IT design and rarc in quality.
We are panied to record the death Of Miss 8.
=; fSr!er, beautiful and gifted young lady,
asr no tSS
Gle Of friends.
Senator Hamlin gave q fish breakfast yesterday
Hale and others Of tho Maine delegation. The
principal dish was lake trout, Mr.. Hamlin having
received a hne lot on SATURDAY from friends in his
native State.
The last of the series Of germans gIvon by tho
Washington Club takes place tonight. These
germ ans have been very successful this winter,
and have been attended by tho Of society
Probably tho one given this evening will be the
largest and most brilliant Of the season.
The masquerade party given by the Y. C. G.
Club to Hobart Brooks, at his residence, OIL
street was perfect success. There were many
unique Characters some Of the more noticeable
being the Centennial Tramps,n taken by Messrs.
Finley and Stewart; "Ghost,"b by Miss Ellen
Jonesi sam Patch BY Robert Fake; "Oid
Moman," by MISS Susie Carr; "Boll OF VI" by
Miss Ar ME Howard.
National Republican., 1877-02-12
THE BATTLE FOR POWER.
[conitnxsd FROM Fyr1 Psss.l

were any objections to the count Of the votes.
whereupon Mrs DAVID DUDLEY FIELD rose
and presented the following:
SsRS;ss ~ .a
eos ss1 ssg r. sSassn: q
the decision OF questions arising thereon, FOR the
vote q rlOid. Is. e Sf ,S.
/. I1.s ths Seei.ion determined ,b., III. yo,.
ss:, ss4esy siT HSISSS HRsIsrs ,nS sSTSaS,Sn Hum
y FIssssnt sna Wee Frs:iassi fYas of s6:
ss he S:s vS,a s.:s :s 81
Gail, Robert BullocS, jane. y. Yonss, and keSsPi
por that s0ss sefa,ss ~ III q s's
so%Ps,sr spd psssrisi evidence tendlrI prove
VI II: HSiden and Tnomss ". Long aere non sp
ssts PSadI sS. ssac x he
ss as esssSa y & *, Board % ;s
hspecpe ssPrs.:sd 10 me sboiee Of Wilsin.Sn S
Sall. James K. fonge. Robert 4. Hilton and
ssso, Wy fSrSss srS SSssS,rls s
nsnPs Psr ~ hs
; maS q. nsa Sss S 3
Su.e. no. Se%s M sa E n S9
70 the eligibility Of r. Q. Humphreys. one Of The
a fot thar said decision excludes all the evidence
taken by the two Houses OF Congress, BY the COM
81 tSs sSs,s
eertinestes are taken proof Of the dse appoint.
5. ror that said decision excludes sal evidence
also nat "; ss ss'Fsss BSass s q ses,ns
81 SSs eso.a &c sSs s. css so
tors and to substitute therefor those who had not
~ n s In
~ FST hat tSe sid C;mnisslsn refused 70 secos-
ing Board, or Board OF State Commi ssions. rem
Jected and refused 10 consider thc action OF said
courts after their decision that Charles u. Pearce,
ors anmPsrsy, MSS S ,,a WI b. Holden an And Thom.;
vote OF the State OF Fiorida. which said decision
wns rendered by court OF said State Ia case law
jurisdiction over the cub ect matter thereof, and
whose Jurisdiction oyer the tail .has. II. Pearca,
.. hpmphrsy., W. ii. Holden and Thos W.
T. For that said decision excluded ali ey,depc.
departments OF iIs GOV, rnmenr. icsls awe exec
uIye and Judiei.. had deer as fraudulent ali The
ihs State canrassers upon Which S ssrtios. na, Of
votes % eds Rs1s Sssn ss weiSe refsa
Isare. y G. Humphrrs h Holden aadfs aad fsos.. IS.
Prsidsnt ould he Violation Of n. tonsti, asn ao
= signed Sy senncr Jones, o, ria., Cooper, of
q ncl.. .McDona,d, OF Ind. Reprcses.
tatiyes Knott, Field Hnimar. Tucker, Thompson,
g. g Mas, ssyler. Ellis, horrison, Howell, OF N.
The presidng officer asked If there were any
further ohjeotiors, and there being none, he
said that the Senste would withdraw so that
the objection could DO amended.
Tbe Senators theu withdrew from the hall.
National Republican., 1877-02-12
LOCAL MISCELLANY,

DR.. Hartley cures Catarrh-732 Tenth st NV,
streets northwest.
Ask for the Hebe de Ia Refine cigarettes; they
are the best Of oil.
Interest paid on deposits by J. II. Ssuler 4 Co.,
bankers, 1915 Pennsylvania avenue.
Len-oh clothing, watches, pistols, Sc, bought
h Herzog's, 9l5 ID street. Orders attended to.
All kinds OF trunks made to order, repaired and
covered at NeMurray's, sos Pennsy lvania avenue,
A carload OF fine Western New York cider, 20
TO i0-gallon casks; also, q lot Of Vermont boiled
cider; Just received at Spicer's butter store,
northwest corner Of Ninth and Z streets. Pricos
low.
We call attention to the advertisement in
another column Of Smith, Birge Co., lOIi Penn.
sylyania avenue. Their iaeilittes for steam and
warm-air heating, manufacturing as they do
their own apparatus, arc, perhaps, superior to
those Of any other house in this community.
H. E. Ofey Co.'s exchange and deposit bank,
northeast corner Of Fiteoath and streets, deals
In all classes of Government securities and in
District Of Columbia and all nrst-rate Investment
bonds and stocks; also, in American coin and
foreign money. Demand drafts on Europe In any
amount Best rate allowed for per cent. IN
provement bonds. Orders promptly Allied for the
new United States ~ precinct bonds,
National Republican., 1877-02-12
PERSONAL.

Thco. B. NJ. Mason, U. s. Navy, Is solourn-
ing at the Arlington.
,iThe Misses Alcorn of Mississippi arrived at
willard's yesterday.
Gen. J. II. s. CotwelI, Of New York Il 60
Journing at Willard's
James Bulitzer of st. Louis, registered At
Willard's yesterday.
Hon. Olvin Saunders Of Omaha registered
at willard's yesterday.
Hon. Chapman Freeman and family Of
Philadelphia, are stopping at Willard's.
Hon. Franklin W. Tobey, q leading Repub-
j,ean New YORK state Senator, Is stopping ut
Hon. Richard Crowley, United States Dis
trict Attorney for the Eastern District Of New
York, is at the Arlington.
w. II. Vanderbilt, eldest son of the late
iingtOn. lie is accompanied dByf 81 lis sstI3aSio tim
Il. II. Mclean, N. Y; NJ. K. King, N. Y;
family, Phiii; ". Miller, Horiiner, M n. "; sfs Mt.
and Mrs. Isidor Levi N. T.; b. r. seymour, VT;
f. + z; R.ianRSp Gi,aRpN Nv ~ H,RsS RsSs C Cwadas
more y. ri Q. il. Delamster and family, NY,
Mn H. HHorsGTS aTISs GASoSasS " M1 Mr. and MS
SsSai: w oS$efa r. Boston; %j efaiis SsaIis:
Major IL n Wite, Syracuse, W N NSaeE:'i Y. L. v SlotCi
Baughman, Nd, Q. NJ Burbank, Henderson, Ky;
miss hnhAo burDhnk, henderson, KY, MISS
Casey, Henderson, XVI Francis D. Mo4iton, N,
,rt,i YIN; a; Hazard, N; Y; I. Ipson, Boston;
YIWm. 7. Draper, Mass; q. W. Gregory, Bos.
toni are among the arrivals at the Arlington.
w. 1: Calhoun, Philadelphia; Jas. Marsh,
PhiladelpnIa Edwin Harris, New Orleans Geo.
stagmsr, brooklyn, n, y WIN. Harmon, Dako,
"a "a James forney, U. 8. NJ; Thomas Simpson,
hiid. =; q; Binsi n X; II; Z; Q; Hagan, sandusky,
II cnas Disston, Phlladelpha miss susie Dss.
toh Philadelphia; Miss Lamar Disston, ,tPnila-
deiPhia Chas. II, Hurley, philadelphia: Theo
SiIS II ISaieT PhilnaslPhIa Jas. S: Wise Phliads:
K CLARK, M J. Miss Emma CLARK, n, J.; J.;
=; T.; Lyons, Pa; II. W; Gardner, Pa; Jas. S,
campbell, Pal John y. Kennedy, St LoIIs: N +
RRSasdy s., dOpIgi Master Frank pousherty,
san Francisco; Geo. L. Nelson, Md; VIM, Row,
mi, ana, Nd; key; j. M; Mcaowan, Phiia.; James
haliagher Phila.i Henry Thompson, va: q,
WSsihRRTw WsiRCg cIty ~ & FEsnE KInE RGeas n W J.
J. II. LipincOtt, sBaltlmore, A. T. Il, Martin
ana wiie, New York; Franklin Murphy and
are at Wlllard's s'""u'
National Republican., 1877-02-12
A BRUTAL CRIME.
A Colored Man outragss Young Girl.

ASoioreu Man Outragss . Young Girl.
An outrage was committed upon mula' to
girl, thirteen years Of age, nah ed Mary Neal, by
man Of her own color named W. II. Thompson,
Saturday night. The young girl was icft alone
in the house No. 1o2, Four.and-half street south.
west, while her mother went to market. Thomp-
son, who had been watching Ahis chance
slipped into the house, and after Q
search found the grl In a bed. room
and by choking her ho accomplished his purpose
Her screams attracted the attention OF the
neighhors, but Thompson escaped from the
building Thompson was yesterday arrested by
Detectives McDevitt and McElfresh, and locked
up In the frst precinct station for a hearing In
the Police Court to day. The girl is In q preca.
cious looking man. about thirty ycrrs OF age, and
Of n bright copper color.
National Republican., 1877-02-12
UITY BREyITIEs.

The police made thIrty.two arrests during Sat-
urday and Saturday night.
The Police Comnissionsrs Yesterday paid an
omeiai visit to the several police station houses.
Mr.. P. T. Dodge has been unanimously
elected President Of the Potomac Boat Club,
vice Col Jones, resigned.
An alarm Of irs was struck from boz ils short.
q the roof of the house No. ISIS, Eleventh
street. The damage was slight.
The State Fencibles and the Wlccacoe
teE,on 2, phiiadeiPhia, are arranging to par
ration OF fPresident-elect Hayes.
The alarm q hre from box 81, absut ten o'clock
satnraaay night wa, caused BY the explosion Of a
ftreet, southwest. No damage.
The District Commissioners have requested
s ,ns Engineer S ot The District to have tho exits
HAL Inspected and Immediately attended to.
Col. Timothy Lubey, Water Registrar, has
organised force Of men that will start out this
morning for the purpose Of cutting of tho water
been paid.
An otaeeT Of the Fourth precinct, yesterday
27th and and X streets northwest. This Coroner
gave certificate Of burial.
The District Artillery Company has ap.
pointed committee To- make arrangements for
Sf eannonier Wo0dworth, who was injured in
firing asalute on Judiciary Square, in November
A printer named ]. F. Moore, Saturday
night stole an overcoat from Matthew CASTOR,
While the latter was attending the play at the
Natioaal Theatre. Moore was arrested while
attempting to pawn the coat In a shop In the
WILLIAM Morris, q hotel thief, arrested
ffiday, escaped from the Police Headquarters
building Saturday morning, by dropping from q
window 81 water closet In the second story or
the building into the rear yard, whence he easily
made hi, way to o street. He was captured be.
lore reaching Four.and-a-Half street and was
afterwards committed to Jail by Judge Smell.
A thief stole yallee from Q gentleman at the
Baltnore and Ohio depot, Saturday night, con.
tanning the gentlemen allow- tall coat and the
other Earments OF his bridal trosseau, valued at
ele. Inc thief was afterwards arrested, The
gentleman was In haste to reach Chicago to full.
MI marriage engag gsment with u young lady
Dat this incident caused a serious delay, as the
Jaw viii have to take Its course before the yalise
can DO returned.
The first number OF the SUNDAY Ma
TlONAL REPUBLICAN will be issued next
Sunday mornInU
National Republican., 1877-02-12
Tie l.. T.. X. Club.

An enjoyable party was given by young ladies Of
The Wet En1, to the lie d. u: CIab, last Friday
evening, at tue rcsidencc OF Mrs. nIlburn, No.
1875 II irret, an account of which was crowded out
Of saturday. RErCnLiCAs. Amoag the young
ladies present were Misses Lulu johnson, Jessie
zapnone, Clara Dknic, May owen, Matte McDon-
aid, Edith Smart, Mamie chapman, Katie Carroll,
Chandler, bertha LinnSy aud Emma Mason. These
Ionnr aaifs MtrS cavsli.Tcd BY the members Of the
elliott Delaney Gili, Frank y. Dante, Harry r.
Eddie Rediern Frank Martin, Frank Sherman
Zaek LuSssy. N Claggett, Arthur May, Barton
Amer biddlpR Mrs. Mnburu adieu. the guests
at tate hour dispersed. well satisfied with their
evenings entertainment.
The affair was under the management OF the
charming Miss Lulu Johnson, to whom credit i.
due for arranging one of the plcasantest events OF
The social season.
National Republican., 1877-02-12
An Infants Tumble,

While Mrs. J. w. Payson, residing on Mary
land avenue near Eleventh street. was talking TO
an acquaintance from second story window Sat
urday night, an absent. minded baby which sho
was holding, becoming deeply interested In tho
eonyersation, gave spring from Its mothers
dumpy cherubs on the fancy sido Of ten cent
valentine. The bnby's head was heavier than
any other part Of It's anatomy, and tho entire In
locity which would have proved fatal. had not the
lady friend on the sidewalk caught IL In hor arms
and restored It to the mother. The conversation
was suspended during this exhibition OF ioty
tumbling.
National Republican., 1877-02-12
THE COURTS.
Circuit Court.
Before Chief Justice Cartier.

before Shtef Justlce Chfttcr.
:, Aneher Pansost Manufacturing Co: ys. A.
notes for t3,sCO. The defendant pleaded want o,
notice. The FILLED FILLED TO sns wa; srs
Potomac Railroad Co.; an action for damages in
sS,oo0, for breaking plaintiffs arm while attempt.
M SGs trap Bnsc Ea' " ,s'sSa %%
Hicks; an action on overdue promissory note for
sl,o VIII interest thereon; Judgment BY default
Judgment BY default. Nsaio vs. Bender; an %.
msn Sn Gs ossESa' S and PSs'; 81 SSs
no. kssn ma hsssT Hicks an ,ston sT % On
Promissory notes for sal7ss, Win interest
4 CondIt v. 4. Y. s. Smith; an action
on overdue promls.ory note for tioLs0; iudg.
men. Sy SeS Eno Sons pGa
ment BY default. NJ. q. Copeland vs.. NJ. J.
wiardi an action on account for ti22 70; Judg.
Augustus Davis 4 AugustusDavis, Jr;an action
on overdue prom lssorynotes for seo5, With Inter.
es. thereon; Judgment for want Of asufhclcnt
Police Court,
Before Judge Smell.
sssIsed Win the naiSsl soSsSlss Bogus b. aSn3r tss
The testimony was the same as that published in
tho RkruRLicAr, taken at tho coroner's inquest
WIN huultlOn Oi tnht OF Two women named
Annie Wilson and Jane Lewis, to whom he ac.
knowledged having assisted In committing tho
crime. He was sent 70 jail to await the action OF
the grand Jury. Robert Campbell and David
Martin, the two young men who gave testimony.
were held In the sum Of eco each, Is witnesses,
Court Calender for To-Day.
CIRCUIT COURT, before Chief Justice CARTIER
No. 1S4, Cluss, use, &c, vs.. District OF Columbia;
40, Domer vs.. Pumphreyj 222, Livingstone ys.
Seymour; "a, Brown Wallace VS.. Straining &
Plumb; 225, Reid, use, johnson VS.. Evans; IN,
Hoffman VS.. Merrimon; rs, Lane Va. Uox; 23l,
Hall VS.. Platt; 23o, United States. use Of Reed OF
a.. VS.. Thomrs ct al; 25p Kidd h Bristow vs..
Esbergi 24o Creswcll ct. al. VS. Nelson; 2i2, Null
doom Carly vs.. Cahill. 2lS, Lensburg ct al. VS..
Miller ct al.
CRIMINAL COURT, before Judge Mac Arthur
John u Chapman, selling lottery tickets;
Frederick Welrlek, murder; mooes Jones,
larceny; Albert Cumberland, assault; IAieI.
Brown, assault: Edward Powell assault
with intent to kill; Tbhos. Potter, keepinR
place for sale Of lottery tickets; Samuel Ridge.
ley, keeping place for sile OF lottery tickets;
Thomas Rutherford, keeping place for sale Of
lOttCry Tickets
National Republican., 1877-02-12
The ReMefFund.

The proper method of distributing the find ap-
proprated by Congress for the RELIEF Of the poor Of
the District, as TO reach those who are most in
need and mest worthy OF relief has been the subject
of considerable discussion. The Relief ,slon
have shrurg recently, have been looked 20 as the
channels through. which relief should he ad-
lninistersd. Sanitary Oncer Cornell has submitted
TO Major Richardss plan for distributing the fund
through the police. II Is claimed tn II the Slice
their beats and that ,h.y can easily discti
be more likely to detect I'm po,Ition than other,
each Officer being made accountable for the poor
on his beat. By this method the fund Will not br
impaired by the eI pense of employing visitors 10
seek out objects OF relief -
National Republican., 1877-02-12
DIED..


is77; Rear Admiral THHoDoRus BAILEY, u. s. NJ,
in the soventy-second year OF his age.
The fnneraf OF the late Rear Hdmirai TuEopoR-
BIS smiiy i4cs street, at o'clock p. ~ Tuesday,
BOULDER.--on Thursday morning, February
y 1871, ats O'Clock, in the hny-third year Of his
Al EnLAMEfTY,.9n Friday, Fssrs.ry a is5,, st
erty, In the thirty-sixth year other age.
HAsmfA;-Ast asa M, A. ,S,,,eioeh M Friday, Esernsry
hkNNA. sssd seyenty-one years. ,
stree!s rthwest; this morning At eiIs o'clock,
auiem Mass. Intcrment at Nj. 0iivst.
McAIlLIFvE.-rn the 10Th of February, ISL,
month, daughter Of Morris and Margaret Me-
..kkNDALL.-On Thursday, February 9, Is77,
bis age.
LAsIERn9n Sunday; rsS5gS.1} 4; o'sioss
snd only surviving daughter q the late eht Rev,
bishop Carlton Chase, ID. Of New Hampshire. aged
thirty.f four years. Ave months and elght days.
~ O'Clock.
National Republican., 1877-02-12
A Novel Entertainment by the Ladies' Of the
Metropolitan Church.

Mrs. DR.. Newman and the ladies Of the Metro
noiiian Church are preparing q pleasant enter
tainment for their friends and the visitors who may
be In the city TO attend the Inauguration. They
will have q Turkish bazaar, Chinese restaurant,
VIM y Satery and 'annea Nnw Ens,snd ,p,shan'
and IN faet, almost reproduction OF the great eI.
hibltion at Philadeldhfa, with numerous supposed
improy ements and additions. This display will be
optncd In the Metrotolitsn NJ. +. Church, corner
Your and-s- Half and streets, on the evenings OF
the nth and 23h instant, and close with rc-union
OF Statesmen, authors, poets and warriors at Lin
coin Hail, on the evening of March LIST.
National Republican., 1877-02-12
Hon. Alexander n. stephens sixty-Hfth
Birthday,

"This is the sixty .nfth birthday OF Gcorgia's
great Commoner.' Contrary to general expec.
tations one week ago, Mr. stephens has lived to
TO witness the return Of this anniversary Of his
birth with assurances ofa speedy recovery. His
condition is SO much better to-day that he ac
knowiedges himself for the hrst time since his
late severe Illness, that he is better"
There arc the words OF note LEFT In the once
Of the National Hotel last night, by Mr.. Culver
M. Stephens, private secretary, for the informa
ion Of reporters.
National Republican., 1877-02-12
MARRIED,

MAcLEoD-G IBsOE.-In Philadelphia, We'd
ncsday, September 20, 1875, by the Rev. j. Morris
!lToNns, DONALD b. MACLEOD, OF Washington,
y. O., and HATTIE j, GIBSON, also OF this city,
formerly OF Philadelphia.
AAB-GEIER. AT st. Mary's church, on the
eth OF February, 1877, by the Rev. Father AIig,
both Oi this city,
National Republican., 1877-02-12
An Odd Fellows Funeral.

The funeral Of Mr.. J. W. seybolt took
place Yesterday afternoon from his late residence,
NO. i1si Pennsyivania avenue northwest, and was
s,tlsnded by large teiesatlon from Washington
member. The funeral services were eonducted by
~. Hr. Kelly, ef the Fourth Pre.oyterisn
Conversational cemetery, where the interment took
National Republican., 1877-02-12
LIFE IN WASHINGTON.
sKErCHEs ABOUT THE CITY BH
THE REPUBLICAN REPORTERs.
Secretary Marrill.

Secretary Morrill, suffered from a slight
chill yesterday morning, but at late hour last
night he had entirely recovered from 1t and his
condition was slowly Improving.
National Republican., 1877-02-12
RKAI EarArH SILL


B. II. Warner, Real Estate Broker and Auc.
ttoneer sold Saturday afternoon at auction, for
James ). Edwards and w. II. H. Cissell, trus.
tees, the southern 20 feet lot square 4sl, the
west, improved by a two-story frame dwelling,
to Geo. W. CIsselI, at s2,lCO.
National Republican., 1877-02-12

Look out for the SUNDAY NATIONAL
REPUBLICAN,, which will be published next
sunday morning. 1t will be a newspaper In
every sense.
National Republican., 1877-02-12

interest Of the Government requires n; also the
right 70 annul the contract n, In his opinion,
there shall be failure at any time TO perform
faithfolly any ofits stipuiatione, or In case Of
wfllful attempt TO impose upon the Department
tract.
=, Payments for stamps actually issued and de-
liyered will be mao quarterly, after proper or
animation and adjustment OF accounts.
CONTRACT NOT AssI9NABLE.
The contract cannot, In any case, DO lawfully
transferred or assigned.
EXTENSION.
Should the interest OF the Government rsauIre
the contract may be extended beyond the time
named, not exceeding three months, by srder OF
the Postmaster General, and the contract prices
and all conditions herein set forth Shall govern In
such extended contract.
ADDRESS.
All proposals r,uet be made on the blank bfms
aa mrnisnea ~ ne Department securely enyeloped
Postage Stamps" and addressed 70 the Third AZ.
sistant Postnaster- General washingtoa, ID. o,
JAS. N. TYNER,
ja31TuF4w Postmaster General.
National Republican., 1877-02-12

WE need not to be physicians to know when
VIC have and how to cure q cold. We can have q
special physician always near by keeping conye.
rpntg ---NN
National Republican., 1877-02-12
CITY ITEMS.
RrRNErI,s CncnAINK

A perfect dressing for tho hair. The CoooAIsr
holds In liquid form q large proportion Of de-
odorized Cocoanut Oil, prepared expressly for
this purpose.