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National Republican., 1877-10-30
GEoRGETOWN NEWS.
RlYar Ernnt.


Arriped.-Borden Mining Company's Wharf
brig Antelope Cole, Kennebec, with ice to the
Kennebcc Ice Company.
Agnew's Wharf schooners Baker, Baker, Boston,
to load coal; Kirk, Newton, New York, to load
coal.
Rays whnrf-schooners WIN h. Thomas, Mari.
ner, Cape Ann. to load coal; Bill stow Manson
New York, to load coal: Francis l., Godfrey, Boston
to load COAL Maggie A, Fisk Matthews, Boston, to
Oedtd.-.Agnews wharf-schooncr Baker, Baker,
Boston. with coal. Rays Wherf-schooner Wm.
D. Thomas Mariner, Boston, with coal.
ARRIVALS OF GRAIN.
by Canal-Boat London, with 1000 bushels OF
to T. y. Hartley. Boat Wheeler and Barron, 2J5nO
bu shcs Of wheat and 100 bushels TO L. y. Hart.
ley. Boat r., =. Ihrashcr. with 100 bushels Of
wheat 100 bushels OF oats and 800 bushels OF wheat
anG 100 bushels of oats to Il. d. Hartley. Boat y. V.
White, with 22j bushels OF hay TO ~. NJ; Talbot.
bushels Of corn and is barrels OF -four to J. a. and
J. NJ. Waters. Also by Iail. 900 bushels OF wheat.
Boat Hattie and Bessie, with 3i00 bushels OF wheat,
TO Il. ID. Hartley.
Arrired-steamer Sarah Grummell, Philadelphia
with assorted cargo 10 District merchants; steamer
John John Gibson, New York. with assorted cargo
TO District merchants.
with 2yjOO barrels Of -four and other merchandise
to District merchants.
THE Markets.
The market for wheat yesterday was weak and
lower. The offerings reached 1900 bushels Of
wheat, at slil9d1.i6i5 for prime. few lots oil
choice sold at 81 isdliD per bushel.
Corn-Corn weak and supply In excess Of de.
mand, ut Gle for yellow, and &c GsG3c. for white.
New in the car Is selling at 81 per barrel and iOc.
per bushel sheled.
Rye-The market Is dull and inactive, and quoted
at sc. .6t6Dc. per bus shel.
Oats-Are In fair request at Sjc a. SIC. per bushel.
Mill Feed-The market is quiet AT last quotations.
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The Opera House.

The managers of the Opera House deserved
the recognition they received last night in the way
Of q numerous attendance The general variety
performance given was Of the first order, and by a
company Of artists not equnllci in this country.
The audience seemed delighted from the com.
mencement till the close Of the performance, and
we predict full houses every night. Dclehanty and
lIcngcr arc certainly the leaders Of Ethiopian song
and dance characters The Irish of Ferguson and
Mack Is very laughter.provoking. Edna Marklcy,
the Young American primd donna. promises To be a
good drawing card whenever she comes before the
public. She Is n sweet songstress.
Miss Clara Moore, as the dashing serlo comic
vocalist, won hosts of friends and admirers 10. /
evening.
Ben Dodge, the vocalist, and Edward Earle, with
his magic dancing barrel, are among the combina.
ton.
ii is indeed great company and well worth the
time and money to 60 and see.
The Tony Pastor Combination plays all this
week,
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Boys suits. EIsENAS BROS, cor. Seventh and I
A New Partner in AN Old House.

The Oldest establishment conducting the
business of Wallpaper hanging in the District,
having been originated during the administration
of President Monroe and continuously conducted
to the present time through two generations of the
same family, will be known on and after November
as Alexander K Son, through the admission to CO.
partnership therein of Mr.. Charles X. Alexander
A community Of friends wishes the new firm con.
tlnuance of the success that has so signally at
tended the career OF the "old house"
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SO SUITS TO order, at i
Week of Prayer for Young Men.

A call was issued by the worlds committee
of the seventh trcnnial conference of the Y. NJ C.
A. Of oil lands, held in Hamburg, Germany August
li.ls, 1878, requesting that throughout the whole
world the week beginning with the second Sunday
In November be observed as u week Of prayer for
the blessing of God upon the work Of the assOcia.
tions. Arrangements are being made by the Wash
ingtOn associations to comply with this request,
and the meet ngs will DO held from November II
to the nth, Further announcements OF the details
will be published later
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Suits ENTERED.
Court Calendars for To-Day.
SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT.


No. 81, b. and T.. r. X. Co. VS.. Gallagher ;
No. g. Cherry vs.. Marsh; No. G7, Downing VS., Dis
trict of Columbia No. 3d. Cuss vs.. District Of
Columbia; No. 70, Burton vs.. Barbour No. Il.
United States rel. McManm vs. Moore No, ~
Srhlerb vs.. Clark; United States rel, Saterlee vs.
Secretary of War; No. -, FGut vs.. Fcndall; No
-, HOrey vs. Mcdonald.
CIRCUIT COURT-CHIEF JUSTICE CARTIER.
NJ, lG6 Davis VS.. PcdriCk Il Brntcr; No III,
Mayer vs.. Beyeridge; No l7y, Matus VS.. SchwarZ
cnbeTg; No. 49, Rest vs.. HiugSingcr; No. ISL
Sutton vs.. wilson No, lS lIetzcl vs. keefr S
ONril, No, ls7, Gibbs vs.. lIoyt No 100 Davis
Sewing Machine Company vs., ROthwrl 4 Rich
ards; No, ~, I'M, tru,tcc vs.. Todd; No. 1873
Holmes ys. Nandcrhcrs; Ne, lai Plume ct al vs.
Hooper No, lUS, Miles IS, Holuday.
CRIMINAL COURr-JUsTlCE MACARTHUR.
Henry Williams James A. Phillips, alias James
McCafTry, larceny; Moses ChsmHn alias Moses
Chrlsrnan, Frank Duugas alias Frank Lewis,
Charles Williams, alias Charles Fox, alias William
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Illness of Prof. Tyler.

Prof. Samuel Tyler, LII. d., lecturer of the
senior class of the law department of Columbia
University, was taken suddenly III Saturday night
with general nervous prosration, at his residence,
corner of Washington and Gay streets, Georgetown.
For time his life was despaired OF. but under the
care of his brother Dr. Grafton Tyler. he has far
recovered that he Is how considered out Of danger
provided relapse does not set ill., which, at his
advanced age, would probably prove fatal.
National Republican., 1877-10-30
s. CHILD suits. EIsEMAS BROS. Seventh and 4
Tho German Aromatic

Btters, made solely by Chris. Xander, from herbs
selected under his personal supervision, have
gained an enyable reputation as curative for
dyspepsia and all bilious complaints and Is highly
recommended by physicians for use In such cases.
These bitters are for sale by all druggists and at
northwest US is also his celebrated Mclliston Bit
tiers, which he claims has no equal In the cure Of
pulmonary affections, Group, whooping' cough and
all throat and lung diseases.
National Republican., 1877-10-30
Theatre Comiaue,

BY reference to the advertisement In another
column II will be observed that the manager of the
Theatre Comique presents to his patrons bill Of
inducements In the way OF an excellent variety
company. The popular comedian. W. 8. Higgins
Is one Of the attractions. Tonight will be given
the scrO-cOmic drama of THE Tramps or, The
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Martha washington Social Temple.

At the last regular meeting OF This Temple
the following officers were elected to serve during
the ensuing six months L. $, Gurley, 8, r. T.. l.
d. Dickinson B. i. T.; y. A. Dickinson, s. V. T.;
g 0urlcy B. V. r.: Anna Plat, s. Rec; j. T.. Dar-
nall Is. Rec; u. J.. Bralnard, s. Chap; d. r. HOllo-
way, u. Chap; Katie Ddrnali, $ Treas; T. T. Reid,
H. " Rec ST. A. DnrnRll, =. USh.; J. W. Bcde, II.
Csh.; 4. NJ. Barber S. q; X, MicklellHn, h. s.; II.
NJ Lewis, :. Part T.; J. T.. Sherwood, B. Fast 7.
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Thco, Thomas Orchestra.

Two grand concerts by this celebrated or
chestra are to be given at the Congregational
church, November and l. The full organ will be
used with the orchestra q rare and novel comblna.
ton. The diagram OF seats will be open at Meter
otis music store Wednesday.
National Republican., 1877-10-30
Law summary.

--Christiana johnson, for aSsaulting Charles
Washington was sent to Jail for thirty days
Two years In the pentcntiary were given
Washington Meredith on being convicted OF lnr'
cCny
A colorcd man named Washington Wood was
given ten months in Jail for assaultlng Michael
Welch.
The charge Of petit larceny made against Alex.
ander llurd was not sustained and the accused
was acquitted.
Walter Hungerford, convicted Of assaulting
Dora Williams with intent to kill, was sent TO the
Baltimore penitcntary for two years.
Martha Huddlcston and Walter Lewis both
pleaded guilty IN petit itlarccny, and were sentenced
to eighteen months In the pcnitentiary.
Augusta Ehrhardt filed petition asking that a
commission be issued directing the marshal to In
quire into the lunacy Of Henrietta Albrecht.
The jury found william Smith, colorcd, guilty
OF asSaulting Edward Allen with intent TO kill, aud
the court gave him two years In the pcnitcntiary.
William Braddon. alias Nelson, confessed to
stealing clock and other articles from James
Guild, but prayed the clemency of the court II
being his first offence of larceny. II was discov.
cred that he had been a convenient witness for the
defense In two previously tired, and the court
gave him two years In the pcnitcntiary.
National Republican., 1877-10-30
nr KirLus, Lectura

Tonight, at Lincoln Hail. tho renowned
lecturer, DIR. Krkus will deliver his popular lee.
tute called Satire: Dryden and Pope" The single
tickets are only twenty-five cents, while the 70.
served seats are my cents Here is an opportunity
for the intellectual and refined to pass delightful
evenings entertainment with instruction com.
blned. We feel sure the house will be crowded.
National Republican., 1877-10-30
HOLLANDER BROTHERS,

HATTERS AND DEALERS IN GENTLEMEN'S
FURNISHING GOODS,
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Important to Tnx-Payers.

To the taxpayer ignorant of his rights a
word OF advice sometimes proves Of great benefit
and saves considerable money. Mr.. William Dick
son is thoroughly acquainted with the special i'm.
proyement and personal tax, rcadJus,ment Of as
seSsments and where allowances for drawbacks are
valid Tax payers should consult him a. his Office
No, 222 FouraHd half street. before settling their
assessment aoCounB
National Republican., 1877-10-30
LOCAL MISCELLANY.

ONE visit to DR.. Hartley nsures instant relief for
catarrh. No exorbitant fees in advance, Resi-
dence removed to 93l New York avenue.
Left-of clothing watches, pistols &C., bought at
Herzog's, 9l5 street, Orders attended to.
All kinds OF trunks made to order. repaired and
covered at Murrays. sos Pennsylvania avenue,
Market Space.
National Republican., 1877-10-30
Crypti pnlinoni.

A grand complimentary testimonial from
from all the united temperance organizations is to
be given to Crypt ralmoni. This very proper and
deserved compliment will take place at Odd Eel.
lows Hall, on Thursday next There will be both
vocal and instrumental music, readings and reel.
aions. The tickets are placed at y cents, and re.
served seats Mt 50 cents, to be obtained at Metzc
rott's music store
National Republican., 1877-10-30
A Runaway In GeorgetoMn.

About noon yesterday the horses of car No.
81, Washington and Georgetown Railroad, while
being transferred from one end of the car to the
other at the Georgetown terminus Of the road, took
fright and dashed down Bridge street. and into
q car standing on the track. One Of the horses fell
TO the ground and was seriously injured.
National Republican., 1877-10-30
CITY ITEMS.
FrRsr.RArp Business suits for si2.

FIRsrRATE Business Suits for sl2
Well made Good trimmings.
Black Cloth Frock Goats, with Vests TO match,
Sl2 to $50.
Black Doeskn Cashmere Pantaloons from s. to
SO.
Solid Colors, Cashmere Pantaloons from $3.50 to
So.
Well made. Fashionable cut.
Childrcns' Suits for s3.2j, Boys Suits for S..
Youths Suits, Is, l6 and II years of age, from 90
TO $40.
Young Mems Prince Albert Frock Coats and Vests
from Sl2 to SIS.
NOAH WALKER & Co,
625 Pennsylvania avenue.
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Ecnl EsIntc Transfers.

J. L Tunins to Sarah A. c. Welsh, for -, 400,
sub-lot eOs. Bcalls addition to Gcorgotown. II. A.
Willard to II. H. willard for SO lot &C. square 2is
A. jay TO Joseph Conner, for slSj. part of lot o,
square S07.
National Republican., 1877-10-30
Indications.

For Ncr England and the Mddic iRdnRc States
colder, clear partly cloudy wcuthcr HOrthlCtSery
UiIds and rising barometer.
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Permission to Marry,

Marriage licenses have been issued to the
following parties: T. Bell and Laura Fletcher, G.
j. Ennis and Annie Doyle, Charles SPOTS and Eliza
beth COTDIn.
National Republican., 1877-10-30
First Invoice for Baltimore.

Commitments to the Maryland Penitcntiary
at Baltimore have been made out for the following
criminals, which Is the first invoice from this Dis
trct to that institution: John Williams. larceny
three years; Julia Johnson larceny, two years I;
Charles Davis, larceny. two years George Carr
larceny, two years; Frank Jordan, larceny, two
years: John Wesley, larceny, two years: John
Dcnton larceny, two years Frank Cronin, larceny,
two years; James Whitney, larceny, three years:
James Downey, larceny, two years; Philip Butler,
larecny, one year
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Fox, Henry Johrspn alias James Hill, alias James
Crow alias Toney Jones, James Smith, John
Turner, alias Henry Turner, alias Samuel Williams,
larceny second ohensc.
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Go TO ROMAN x Coxs, IO7 Seventh street, for the
cash only.
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Amusemcnts Tonight.
LINCOLN HALI--Dr. Kirkus' Lecture.
NATIONAL THEArHE-Lydia Thompson.
OPERA HousE.-Tony Pastors Variety Company.
THEATRE CoNIQuE-Grand Variety Company.
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Well made. Fashional
wELIs' ORIGINAL MACHSE.sPREAD STRENGTHEN
ING PLksrrRs.

The Oldest and the best All who have used
twonGy five and thirty cents, according 10 size.
National Republican., 1877-10-30
BENCH AND BAR.
PROCEEDINGS IN THE DIFFERENT
COUNTS YESTERDAY.

The Supreme Benoh-what Was Done at
the City Haii-Two Divorce Suits Entered
Marriage Licenses Issucd-Court Cal
endars for To-Day.
National Republican., 1877-10-30

Go TO ROMAN 4 COX's GO7 Seventh street, for the
greatest bargains ever offered In fine clothing for
men, youths or boys,
National Republican., 1877-10-30

LARGE assortment OF ingram Carpets ut very
lw priUos al RAFF Bros 10 Seventh street
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FALL ulster.
National Republican., 1877-10-30

CLEANSE the system aud purify the blood renov,
ing dyspepsia. sick headache constipation, and all
diseases caused by disordered stomach or liver.
Quirks Irish Tea will do 1t. Sold by all druggists
Price % cents per package,
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SOLOMONS & Chaplain.
oc1ltf MI pplus yAItiu uy eiitie
oc1)-tf

rARD To THE PUBLIC.
~ Dr. John d. Bagwelrs Lecture on the New De-
D. ire announced to have taken place on the sta
iIIstaIt at Asbury NJ T. Church, was postponed with
nut the knDwledsc Of the Lecturer, IN consequence Il
the death OF the wife OF the pastor RCv. j. H. y. Hail.
The public will be informed when the Lecture W !
take pfacc. Persons holding tickets for the 9th vii
be admitted OH the evening Of the Lecture.
J. EDWARDS BRUCE. Agent
Room T.. Columbian LAW lIuillup.
National Republican., 1877-10-30
RACESl RACESII
ATwAsHINGTOS DRIVING PARK, BESNING 3
STATION, baltimore and po,o nae Railrund.)
OCTOBER 81, NOVEMBER and =, 1877.


wAsHINGTOS DRIVING PARK, BESNING 3
STATION, baltimore and poIo mac Railruad.)
OCTOBER 81, NOVEMBER and 2, 1877
The Baltimore and Potomac Railf DAD Company
will run SPECIAL TRAIN TO Benning's, leaving
Washington Mt two O'Clock y. M, and returning leave
Bennings station conclusion OF the each day.
Fare for round trip, - cents. star 81 octJpd
rTNHEATRE CoMIOUE.-MONDAY, OCTOBER %,
l. Nightly, and W, d Irsdny and Saturday MatincS.
First time here o. the popular come linn, W. T. lIIG
GINS, In his celebrated Sensational Crmic ID auin,
THE TRAMISi On, THE It~T CHiLn." Also, the
greatest OF IRISH Comedians, McssTs. IN chan ~
Jones' and the Double SOng-nnd. Dance lnies, KITTY
whi,land and Lizzie Mulvev. The T. eatesi Of Song
and Dance Artists, the BARLOW Bro ncrs. The ceir
Drated mvorites, the Eonn Quar,ette White, Hen
derspn, Green, and Campbell. Friday night Noyem-
Der :, third annual benelt OF Jake Buid. oci CT
COMPLEMENTARY TESTIMONIAL FROM ALI
~ the United Temperance Orgnnlyntionst 10 CRyPTl
PAl.MDNl. Mt odd Fellows Hall, Seventh street
northwest, Novemhcr J. 49,, eight T. ~; Muse "
prois. ConnOr and Richter. songs by MeSsrs Hon
man. Whipple. Morgan, sout mr,,na: Miss We'll We'll
ings by pamoni rron Hay, ,Towrsrn Scharil, N Es
Annie Ware and others Tickets, d cents. See Pro-
granme and secure reserved seats. 10 cents Mt Net
zeIOlts. oct3t-t
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CHILpREN's suits EIsEaAS BROS, cor, 7th and E
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'INIE NEWEST AND BET BooKS!.--THE
L Worlds Progress, Dictionary of Dates, Putnam,
contlnued TO August, 1871. ASA Carlcaturs and other
C,mic Art Jan Q, Parton, e. m. NSsnning OF
Ihrstinny George T.. Fisher, ID. d., o. Pegasus Re-
sadded, rcunrll, So The Frcrch rarnnsis, jas Par
ton,G The Principles OF isconce, Treat lse on Logic
Jrvens, ~ 1raIs nucnslA nld Arnia,, James DR. GO,
:: 30, Biography OF Alfred de Musset Harriet lres-
On, " story OF Avis, Iibcth stuart Phelps, sl.5J
lIawihO and, other Poems Stedrnnn, si.:A On
Poetic Interpretation OF Nature, J. &. SLalrp, t.2l
Outlines of the System oi C,vil and Criminal Lava y.
smith, sii1 Dlackmore's new novel, EremR, or
My Fathers Sin, 10 cents Dolly by the author of That
Lass o. Lpwrr. rs c,n;s Surly Tim and 9th, Stories,
10 sl.sh A new ion LOT OF BOOKS In cloth bind
soLoMoNs a CHAPLAIN
National Republican., 1877-10-30

EHEMAE BROS, Seventh and L,
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THoNPsos's PoMADE OrTIMF.

An oleaginous compound Of singular merit for
dressing the hair. Its use soon renders harsh, dry
hair soft and pliable strengthens II when weak
and gives 1t that rich gloss which Is the charm Of
early youth, Price, 25 and 50 cents per bottle
National Republican., 1877-10-30

JoUvEs's ISoDERous KID GLOVE CLEANSER.
RenOyales soiled gloves thoroughly and quickly
Price. 20 cents per bottle.
National Republican., 1877-10-30

YouSG people, pay attention to your teeth. Clean
them daily with'fhurston's Ivory Pearl Tooth Pow
der the best dentiirce known 1t will preserve
their whteness through life, prevent decay and
tOOthaChe. Much pain and trouble Is caused by
early neglect, therefore take heed In time, Price,
2b and 30 cents per bottle,
National Republican., 1877-10-30
ANIUSEMENTs. A

Observation-Disclosures
RED PATH LYcEUM. LECTURER
. THREE FAMOUS ORATORS
Natonnl Thea TO, sunday Evening, Nov
HON. DANIEL DOUGHER1Y,
The most eloquent forensic orator and lecturer of
- Pennsylvania .. -.
'on'i.o' '''''''''r;. l . h'
National Theatre, Sunday Evening, Nov, II.
MRS. MARY A. EIvEltMORE,
" The Queen OF the Lyceum." the greatest LADY
orator now liv ng
.sUBJECr.."....,..,,..,".sU SUPERB LUoUS WOMEN.
Lincoln Hall, wednesday Evening, Nov. !.
JOSH BILLINGS,
The popular bunioriat, with musical attractions.
Tickets Mt Metzerotts, VS. PennsyivAnt, avenue.s
20 and 10 cents No extra charge for reserved seas
octnim
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n W. DUTTON, ARCHITECT AND ENGINEER,
W Rooms IL and ~. safe Deposit ConIpany's Build
ing, northeast corner Fifteenth street and New York
avenue oC.Dly
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~ ERMAN on THE ORAL METHOD-PROF
" lIencss's class First lesson free to all, wCdnes
day, ut ?. M. sharp. In rarlors OF Young Mems
Christian Association. Oc3las
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9ADM~ NOTICE.

AAH4 M { eo Territory. In the Probate Court.
In the matter of the Estate of Charles Shepard, de-
ceased. Lon -4+ .,
Notice is hereby given by the undersigned, Public
Administrator in and for said County, and Admin
istrator in charge Of said Estate; that in pursuance
of an order of the Probate Court of said County;
made on the 22d dsg of May, 1877, ! will make final
in Diamond City, III. H., ,onthe second Monday. in
December, 1877. Also, that all persons having
claims against said Estate are rcqn1ed to eXtlblt
them for allowance, with the necessary vouchers,
on or before the date herein named for final settle
meat, and if such claims be not thus exhibited they
will be forever barred. 7. j. FLEMING, 4
y May 20, 1877. Public ADMINISTRATOR,
And Administrator in charge Of said Estate.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

MrA M5ntan oo Territorv. In the Probate Court.
In tho matter of the Estate Of Andrew Cunning
ham, deceased. ..ae,+ Is
Notice is hereby given to the creditors of, and all
persons having claims against, the said deceased,
to exhibit them with the necessary vouchers within
six months after this date, or they will be forever
settlement Of said estate at the Probate Court room
in Diamond City, III. r., on the second Monday in
August, 1877. T.. j. FLEMING,
-; May "a, 1877. a,a- 81 Public Administrator,
ft And Administrator in charge ofsaid Estate.
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Proposals for Wood.

NOTICE is hereby given, that in pursuance OF
q an order of the Board of County Commission
,ers, proposals will be received al the County Clerks
ONCE, ii Diamond City, until July 10th, 1877, at y
O'Clock IN. for furnishing Meeagher COUNTY win n
paid for in cash, when delivered and accepted, and
to be delivered on or before the LIST day of Novean-
Der, 1877. For further particulars apply at the
County Clerk 5 office. l.. Il. COLLINS. q
June Itf. 1877. ~. ,faF County Clerk.
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TO MINERS
United States Land Office

hcIcnN, NJ. t June IS, I5I7.}
2 Thomas Cooney, whose, post office address is
Canyon FeErry' M NJ siss IS; counts1 a5 Monta ~ lie Terri 7 /.
agricultural land under the ple.enlption laws, Lots
Nos; 8 and 4 of sec: No. 80, and Lot No. Of sec;
east, which land is suspended from entry. No
tiee is hereby given that q hearing will be had
at this Office on the 2lst day of July, "A. ID. 1877,
'eral or non-mineral character of said land, ard
testimony to be used upon said hearing will be
taken before the Register aud Receiver on the 2Ist
day of fully AID 1877 Tat 10 O'Clock 50. M 1t
is alleged there are no known miners, nor mining
improvements upon said land.
2-3l-5w, .HHa az aE.It ii j. III. MOE, Register.