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Sensser Morton Failing Fast-Only
Kept Alive by Opiates and Stimn-
Innts--A Late Dispatch Eereb0des
uthe Very Worst-Stnl Later. Dead.
INDlANAPoLis, IND, Oct, 7q-The
condition Of Senator Morton is not so
hopeful as it has been for week past
His stomach has retained nethins which
has been taken into it for the past twen-
ty-four hours, and as consequence has
grewn weaker. He has been kept up m
fact BY the administrat;snabfo opiates and
nutritious aids BY tie hypodermic pro-
cess. His attending physician, Dr.
Thompson, does Sst think there Is any
probability Of his immediate death. It
Is evident he ean1ot last Isa4 unless these
is q change in the condition sf his stom-
ach.
THE woRsT-DKArH NEAR AT HAND.
In regard to Senator Maton's cosM-
ton tonight the truth Is perhaps best
told BY the following, whichwiu appear
in the editorial cslunn Of the Journal to
morrow morning: Senator Msston =
gradually sinking, and it new seems
scarcely possible that he can last NOE
than day or two more. Hope strength
ems the hearts of his friends for an hour
or two each day, but when in the return
of night they compare his condition with
that of the dav before, there is some new
evidence Of growing weakness and new
complications in his disease which leaves
all in dispair. Nothing has been read to
him nor any communication Of news made
to him for the last twenty-four hours
His stomach retained small portion of
-, tho fo~Sraap h1f eIocted
everything given in the evening He no
longer takes interest III what IS going on
around him, and only Graves the presence
of his own family. He asked his broth
er-ir-law, Col. Holloway, yesterday, If the
physicians had gwen HIM up. He may
last several days, but the chances are
against his surviving through "Wednesday
night. There were rurnors Of his death
upon the streets through the day and
general feeling Of gloom overstradowed
the city as reports Of his condition were
made known. While there has been lit
tie from which to take hope for several
days, yet the people are reluctant to be-
lieve they are to lose Senator Morton.
His physician, DR.. Thompson, stands by.
him day and night, and yet expresses
hope that some change may take place
that will enable the stomach Of his pa
tient to retain nourishment, and with
such change he thinks he might yet
survive. There. is bare possibility that
such may be the result, but it is scarcely
probable. The end Of the great states
man. to all human appearances, IS near
at hand. =
LATER.-The Senator IS dead - the
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Wreck of U. 8. Steamer ~. Don.
aid Cameron, for Sale.
QuARrERAAsrER's OFFICE,
Sioux CrY, iowa, October 6, 1877.
WILL be sold at Public Auction. in this city at
w o'clock p. N. November II, 1871. the wreck
of the q. S. Steamer y. 0OSALD CAMERON, in
clading boilers and machinery, together with all
public property contained therein, and reseEvisg
from sale any private property recovered there
FROM the being subject to the rules Of salvage
The wreck lies partly visible near the right bank
of the Missouri river, forty miles below Sioux City.
Terms of the sale cash. For further information
apply to the undersigned.
& WIN. B. HUGHES, Major and Q. NJ, q. 8. A.
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Let Thorn in An.

Randall, in appointing committees,
appears to have designed to let in all
the prominent measures proposed, in
cluding railroad and levee subsidies,
silver Temonetizatioa. resumption re-
peal, tariff reform AMI currency expan-
sion, trusting to the House to take
care of every measure which 1y.eom-
mittee might offer.
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SHOOT YOUR SNIPE, MISTER
rke Rcctblschs' C1ub-Episodes of q
Recent Session on the CurbstoEe,


Recent Session on the CurbstoEe.
Toledo Commercial -.s+
''Sheot your snipe, mister" said the
chairman Of the bootblacks and news,
boys smoking club, who had gathered
last night at the cigar stub. and after
the treasurer Of tho club, "Shinny."
had placed it in the cigar box which
contained the general fund, Bob" the
president Of the club, took the curb-
stone, and - it Was IN experience
meeting, hs proceeded to deliver an
essay on his experience, % follows:
"Yeu ean't most sllus tel, sntlsmen,
what's Whist. Now, there's that young
.covey; ye'd take him to be banker,
but I've smoked his ssipes for yesrs
aand.years, an Insyer knew hin TO have
anything better'n Eve centsr. Bot
there's that ssedy old cod who went in
ten minutes ago. BE wears brass shirt
studs an . old mussed-up skier.
An yet he smokes fifteen centers. Jess
hand me that box, Mr.. Clerk. There,
gentlemen" he said holding the stub
up before the class, ''is ss fne speci-
men of snipe as ever was seen. Then
there's them editors; they dent have q
new SUIT O. duds once dogs sge, and
vet they smoke better cigars than the
bankers"
The committee on statistics reported
that the nunber Of men who bad lately
gone to smoking five cent cigars was on
. rapid increase. Resolutions of regret
were passed.
The committee on initiation reported
that eight kids had been broken in since
the last meeting. Out of the number
only one had died. He smoked 'furrin'
cigars at the first pop, and bis consti-
tuition broke down under the shock.
Resolutions Of respect to the memory
of the deceased were passed, and the
members resolved TO wear Grape around
their little fingers for two weeks.
The committee On credentials report
ed that he had found out where he
could hire 3 well ventilated dry goods
box in which to hold the meetings of
the society for the winter. Resolutions
were again passed.
The society then dropped = silent
tear for the two members Of tho asso'
ciation who had got the colisr and had
been sent to the house Of refuge and
correction. The vengssnce committee
of ten were sworn, in and made to vow
that they would mark the cop sgin the
ssow bali crop, should ripen.
Avote Of thanks was, passed to re-
porter Of tho Commercial, to whom the
club was indebted for . fine paper Of
Vanity Fair tobacco, which the for.
aging COMMITTEES bad stolen from him,
and Eli was elected an honary. member
of the club. - -
The president reported that the pass
word had about worn out. A new one
was invented. Resolutions were passed
and the meeting broke up with the Gus
tomary fight between Frizzle aad Shin
ney. ri
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RIVER NEWS.


The Boating Season. Drewing to .
eClose-Tho Rosebud and Gen. Mead
| still above he1e-Tho Hormer will
Arrive To-Day and Leave Tor
YaRkton To-1orrov. .
The boating season on the upper
Missouri has about closed. The steam
ers Rosebud and Gen. Meade are still
above bismarck. The Rosebud will ar
rive sometime during the day, and will
leave for Yankton tomorrow nsrning,
where she will 30 into winter quarters.
The Meade may arrive at any time, as
she was on her way from Bufsrd to
Muscleshell when last heard from.
The str. Big Horn left Yankton for
Red Cloud agency. and the Key West
left for Fort Pierre. Both boats had
good trips. .s
Com. S. B. Coulssn has returned to
Yankton from his eastern trip: He
went up from Yanktsn on the Key
West.
Capt. Marsh, Csulson and Capt. Bar
uey Earle are at their respective homes
in Pittsburg. e..
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w G Strickland, representing the St
Paul Fire and Marine Insurance Com
pany, will be here IN. few days on bus;
ness. -.t
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Bismarck, if We are to judge from its
TRIBUNE, has reached the acme of hu--
man happiness and business prosperity.
The town has now got beer bottling
establishment.-BlacE HiLs Champion.
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Msjer.W Walker at the St. Louis Store
has Just received large invoice of fine
old .whiskies. The old standard Ken
lucky Sour Mash and Willow Run and
Pennsylvania Rye are GALL we'll known
and popular brands. Saloon men will
do well to examine this stock.
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Il. P. Clarke, Of St.. Cloud, and r. G.
Munger, Of Duluth, arrived on the
morning train that didn't get in until
10 o'clock.
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Leo Cornick Is prepared TO do pas"
try baking for parties, families, ETC., at
short notice. At
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PUBLIC NOTICE

PUBLIC NOTICE
Il hereby given that after this date all accounts
against the County of Burleigh unless first duly
authorized to have been made BY one Of the MEM
bers Of the County Board In written vouchers, the
same will not be audited for payment,
6i-1m B. MACNDER, Chairman,
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Z. G. Burts'. celebrated French Kid
buttoned boots for ladies, at J. II. Mar
shsli's. 55-4W
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Nineteen more graders arrived on thi.
mornings train. .r
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DLUMMER's sALOON-C Choice Vines, Liquor.
l. and Cigars. Main street op. Camp Hancock.
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BY TELEGRAPH

.speciei to Tie Bismarcss. z,-i1aae. =,
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MISCELLANEOU
9 SUNDERLAND + CO.-Taxidermit, Turning in
- Wood and Iron, Cabinet Making, Upholstering
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0tHAs- TH0MPSON-City Engineer. Those who
~ want lots surveyed and boundaries established
will be accommodated. Once. o. 9. Land ONCE.
NEYBEs s BosTWoK- Manu- iacturers and
lNDealers in Harness, Saddles, &c, Pull line Of
Whips, Bells, Trunks, Travelling Bags, &c. -s-.
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TOE DEIHRICH-Omnbus Line. Leaves Bis
e marck for Fl Lincoln at and 2:1o m.
Returning leaves Lincoln at 10 q m and $3.50 p m.
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TRANSPORTATION.

STAGE 8:eExPRtSs-Daily
~ Stage and Express. Bismarck to Dead"ood and
return.
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pooxs xxn srxrroNERx.

CENsIDE READING
Oriental Religions China johnson; s.
Problems Of f.ife and Mind: Vol. 3 Bawer ~
Art Educaiion Applied TO Industry Nicbolis ~
Blue and Red Light; Dr. Panconst; y.
Mythology OF Greece and Rome; Bancht fIp. -
Ife and Speeches OF Daniel Webster Smueker; SIS
Amer Many Days Christian Reid Al.
A Woman Halter; Charles ReRde: 15 cents
The American Senator Anthony Trolope. 20 cents.
Castle 81 Angelo, being additional chapters to Roba
dl ROmn: W. W. Story: $50.
Marquis of Isrssie Macdonald 20 cent
Virgin Soil; Turgpniefr tiIi
In Changed Unchanged: NillaTe; st.H
Lola: Grifiiths. 81 i2S.
Poet and Merchant Aucrhach r.25.
The last four being volumes Of the famous Leisure
Hour Series.
Any book. no matter by whom published, sent "a
any address, froc Of postage. on receipt 81 price
jeJotf oil Pennsylvania avenue.
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II o l. N A N s
AGUE AND LIVER PAD

Is marvellous in its prompt and radical cure for every
species Of Liver and Stomach difficulties. II contains
only harmless vegetable compounds, and Is worn
EXACTLY WHERE NEEDED, over the yitalS, the
Liver and Stomach. II removes tOrpdity Of the
Liver and aruusgs the Stomach from its dormant
state, arr,Stng fermentation tOTpor nnd pain, by CIV
also yitaliEes the entire system with natures true
tonic II arrests all deteriofutei and poisonous fluids
In the stomach and thus prevents their entering the
system BY way Of circulation. II absorts from the
body every particle OF BLOOD POISON, whether bill
iOus, masrin, medicinal and leaves the wearer in
perfect health Sent BY mail free oi charge, on re-
PANS, No IN Maiden Lane 4. u. box 21is, New
York, or - West Fourth street, Cincinnati Ohio All
live druggists keep them.
National Republican., 1877-07-11
CONSUMPTION
POSITIVELY CURED.

All sufferers from this disease that anxious to be
cured should try DIR. KISSNERS CELEBRATED
CONSUMPTINE POWDERS. These Powders are
the only preparation known that Will cure COnsunp.
ton and all diseases of the Throat aud luEgS-ndeed
so strong is ith In them and also to convince you
that they no huinbig. We Will forward to every
sufferer, by mail, post paid frre trial box
We don't wan. your money until you ure perfectly
satisfied of their curative powers II your life worth
saving don't delay IN giving these Powders trial. rs
they will surely cure yOn
Price Or large box - sent to any part OF the United
States or Gniladu, by mail on receipt Of price.
Address: ASH d kOBBlNS,
myJl-auI 9O Fulton street, HTuuklyH, y. Y.
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GOTERNMENr SiLE.
A UCTIoN SALE OF UNITED STATES PRC
IA ERTY.

A UCTTON SALE or UNITED STATES PROP
IA ERTY.
AT THE STONE CUTTING YARDS OF THE
WESTHAM GRANITE COMPANY, IN THE
TOWN Of MANCHESTER. NEAR RICHMOND,
VA.
The property consists Of part Of the Office fun-
turr. uid the entire stock Of miscellaneous tools.
machinery. shops and sheds. constituting the com
pletc outfit for three hundred granite. cutters and
thirty blacksmiths, together with carpenters $
shop, engine house. tool house, large quantity OF
old steel, small quantities Of bar, hoop and sheet
iron. bar steel. &c. and small steam engine with
upright boiler complete.
The whole to bc sold In lots to suit to the highest
bidder at public auction on the premises on the
18th day Of July. 1877. ut 2 O'Clock p. IN.
For special inventory. apply to q. W. RANDALL,
Government Agent, Richmond, Va, or to the un-
dersigned at Washington, d. Z. -
TIIOS l.. CASEY,
jc2o-6t Lieut.. Col Corps of Engrs. U. 9. A.
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rINRrsTEEs SALE OF A DESIRABLE DWELL.
l. ING IN SQUARE No. @,, NEAR THE IL

STREET tAhS.
By virtue OF deed of trust to me. dated October 2,
A d. lS75. aud duly recopcd in Iber No. sD folio Ill.,
the land records OF the District of Columbia.
and at the written request OF the holder OF the note
cured thereby wsr at public auction IN front he
premises, to the highest bidder, on "WEDNESDAY,
Juy Is, ls1 nj o'clock the following described
real estate In the city OF Washington, District OF Co
lumba, to wit: Lot numbered twu, a. IN Davidson
subdivision Of square numbered nine hundred and
thirtytwo, (rs,l rs the Slme Is recorded In the sur
veyOrs Office Of the District OF Columbia In LSer Dr.
W. H. NJ. fOo SIS.
Terms Of sale: o. 40 and interest 10 per cent.
from OctObsr q, lSG to day OF sale and expenses of
sale In cash and the balance In six, Twelve and esh
teen months. for which the notes OF the purchaser,
with interest, and ScCured by deed OF trust upon the
property must be given, 500 deposit at sale Convey
anriIg At purchaser cost. IL terms OF sale not
complied with In days amer the sale. the prop
erty will he rtold at the risk and cst Of the default
Ing purchaser FREDERICK W. JONES,
jy6-FMWSds Trustee.
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CHRIsTADORO'S HAIR DYE

Il the safest and the best II Instantaneous In Its
action. and II produces the most natural shades OF
black brown, does not stain the skin. and k easily
applied II is n standard preparation, and favOTie
upon every wtllappOnted toilet for lndy gentle
man. For sale by an druggists aud haTdTeSSerS.
JOSEPH ClIRiSfADORO,
Proprietor, T.. .. BOX 2ii2, New York
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EITS EPlLIPs sEY.
FALLING SICKNESS

Permanently Cured-No Humbug-By one month"; s
usage OF Dr. GOuIARDS CELEBRATED INFAI~
LIBLE FIT POWDERS. To convince sufferers that
these Powders Will do all We claim for them, will
send them by mall post paid, Tree trial box. As DR..
Goulard Is the only physician that has made tn is
disease special s.udy and to knowledge thou
sands have been permanently cured by the these
Powders, we will guarantee permanent cure In every
case, or refund you all money expended All sufferers
should give these Powders m early trial, and be
Ylnced OF their curative powers
Price for large box, a. tour boxes for si0 sent by
mail TO any part of United states Canada receipt
ofprce, or by express &. o. d. -
Address; ASH h ROBBINS,
3GO Fulton street, BrOOklyn, y. Y.
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TIIE WENTWORTH HOUSE,
NEWCASTLE, n. II.

Three miles from Portsmouth will open for the sea-
June Is, under new management, with new APP
pnintments RIny rooms have been added to the
house the present season, making It how one OF the
largest aud In point OF locality convenience and cOn
fort and the magnificent view Of ocean and mountain
Sc, prry without u rival on the cuas The long and
~s.toSh CXpyTirnCc of the subscriber Is sufficient
guarantee that the most sanguine HnliCpaliOns of his
guests will he reRiiEei For clrcnArs till June Is send
Ip Ray state House BOSIon, Mas
uIysi' 'ruIS Thin GIDEON HAYNES, PrupTist0r.
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A. LEADISeHkN. T.w. wIDpIUoMBK.
LEADINGHAM d cos
LIVERY AND BOARDING sTABLES

Carriages and Light Wagons OF the latest styles can
be engaged by the month week, day or job. Coaches
for picnics fishing parties at short notice. We call
special attention to Horse Boarding Department
Our stables the coolest with the best ventilation
and largest stalls to be found In the city, whilst
carriage parlors properly ventilated and dry As
there is but building adjoining us, and that u
brick one, nearly hre-prooc baggage called
for and checked ut residences to all points either
Baltimore and Ohio or Baltimore and Potomac
roads. Orders lop AT LIT II street, or AT WilHrds
Hotel will receive bronipt attention. mys1-tf
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Personal.


MOT ICE.
~
The undersigned have this day formed 4 limited
partnership In pursuance OF the Revised Statutes Of
the nei States relating TO the District of Columbia
concerning limited partnerships.
1hI name or firm under which said partnership Is
to be conducted N WEIGH BRDTHEiiS the busi-
ness To be transacted IS the Manufacturing Of Flour at
the Columbia Mills" In Georgetown, In the District
OF Columbia, and the selling the flour and the buying
grain from which to manufacture the same The
NAMES and residences of all the general and special
partners Interested therein follows. Edward y.
WEIGH, James II. welch and Rosia W. welch each Of
whom resides In said Georgetown, the general
Partners. aud Edward q. Jones. who resides In the
city and state Of New York Is the special partner.
The said special partner has contributed In cish.
twenty five thousand dollars capital to the common
stock The partnership Is to commence on the I'd OF
July, 1871, and to terminate on the ID OF July, lsp
EDWARD p. WEIGH,
JAMES ii. WEIGH,
RnSIA W. WEIGH,
EDWARD q. JONkS
June 8, ,Is57-TuThSSiw&lm
NOTICE-JAMES KIRK, A STREET-PAVER
In by ccupation-tnformation OF his whereabouts
Is solicited FOR hs advantage. Address
THOS u. MORROW,
je27-iw Attorney Albany, n. Y.
National Republican., 1877-07-11
T,RrsTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ES-
l. TATE, ,SITUATEDON NJ STREET, BETWEEN
FlfTEENIH AND SISTEENrH STREETS

FUNRtSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE real. ~
l. TATE, SITUATEDON NJ STREET, BETWEEN
FlfTEENTH AND SINTEENrH STREETS
NORTHWEST.
BY virtue OF deed ofirust to Daniel l. Eaton, dated
June ~ A. d. 1870 and duly recorded in Iber No sla
folio Dl Of the land records for the District OF
Columbia. and under decree OF the supreme Court
of the District Of Columbia in equity cause No. 5l
between John A. j. Crtswell ct al. and Joseph Law
yer al, will sell nt publlc auction. in front OF the
premises on SATURDAY, July y, at ~ O'Clock y.
m. the following described real estate situate In the
city OF Washington, District OF Columbia and known
the public plat thereof All OF part OF lot four
az In square one hundred and ninetysiS ts begin
ming for the nt the southeast cOrner OF said lot
and running thence on the north line OF NJ street
north twenty CD feet thence north and parallel with
the east line Of said lot hundred and forty five
feet three anl one half inches as n 81 inl more or
less to Sioot alley; thence enthusiastically with
the lne of said alley twentyOne and eighty hun.
drtdhs (s So feet more or less to the east line OF
said lot thence south with the east line OF said lot
to the beginning.
Terms OF snies One third cash. balance In one and
two years. for which the notes OF the purchaser hear
ing Interest from day Of sale at eight per cent pei
annun and secured by deed Of trust the property
sold must be given, all cash, at the option OF tht
purchaser. depusit OF 500 will be required Of thu
purchaser nj the time OF sale All conveyancing at ths
expense Of the purchaser II terms Of sale are mo-
complied with within seven 90 days from the day o
sale, the trustee the right to resell the prop
erty the risk and OF the denltlng purchaser
ater five 5l days advertisement In OF the news
papers published In the city of Washington.
| EMORY A. WHEELER. Trustee
Ys JOHN SHERMAN. Auctionecr.
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AUCTION sALEs-ro-DAY.
AUCTION sALEs-FUTURB DAYS
u II. WARNER. AuCtionccr.
Ds No ZIG Z street Northwest.


II II. WARNER. Auctionecr,
Ds No. ZIG street Northwest.
TpuSTErS SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE on STREET NORTH, BE
TWEEN NINTH AND TENTH STREETS
WEST.
BY virtue of deed Of trust TO MS, dated June O. A.
u. iSTi, and duly recorded in Iiber ~. foo go one
Of the land records for the District OF Columbia, and at
the request OF the parties SECURED thereby We as
trustees will SELL at public auction, In front of the
premises at q O'Clock Z. M, on FRIDAY August j.
ISL the following real estate situate In the
city OF ofWnshingtnn District OF Columbia, to wit Al
that certain piece parcel Of land, known and de.
scribed rs part Of lot az four, In square numbered
three hundred and seventyseVen, jsIil begtnning
running thence the line OF 4 street east twenty
four t2l feet: thence north one hundred and my
nine Ii, feet to alley; thence west twenty fbur
(2i feet and thence south one hundred and my nine
/ (l59) feet to the place of beginning.
Terms OF sale: Fourteen Thousand SIX hundred dol
iarS ftiIepD with interest nj eight pPr ceuun per
annum from December y iSi and expenses OF sale in
cnsh and the balance at six and twelve months, for
which the notes Of the purchaser, bearing Interest
from the day Of sale and sccurcd by deed OF trust
on the property sold. shall be taken depOsit Of
two hundred (So) dollars Will be required OF the ptI
chaser at the time of sale and nil conyeynncing will
sale not complied with within seven ca days an q
the day OF sale The trustees the right resell
the property At the risk and cIst OF the deultini
purchaser ater i've (hl DAYS advertisement In
the newspapers published In the city Of Washington
| GEO W. STICKSEy. ius'eeS-
/ jyli-wFMSds J. 4. COLDwELL, salesman.