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"ANTED-A HOUSE WITHIN TWELVE
w blocks of the Post Offce: must be at least 10
feet wide ana hayes to 10 rooms. Address. stating
terms and price, DIR. EVANS, Box 100, T. U.
/" "ANTED-A SMALL FURNISHED
w HOUSE, between Eleventh and Fifteenth
streets and Pennsylyans avenue aud X street;
family small; no children. Address, ~. A, d."
care NATIONAL REPUBLICAN,. fes-u
National Republican., 1877-02-15
Eb3-STuTh Ads
d A. DARNElLLE, Auctioneer, aud Real
l. Estate Broker.

ID A. DARNElLLE, AuctlOneer, and Real
- Estate Broker.
THggsTEEs' SALE 3v THREE LOTS Of
fkTE THTG AND Sfa ffHEE hhfEfokM sqHnoE, nEIN5G
ING IN ALL ABOUT i5i ACRES OF
BY virtue OF deed OF trust, dated December list,
1875, and duly recorded among the land records OF
Prince Georges County, Maryland. and Dy direc-
uon of the holder of the notes secured thereby, we
will sell at public auction in front OF the city Hall,
WaShIRg,9a CITY Y; g.; a. r SSl1SkP r. sS1 on
Georges County, Maryland, known and described
as follows: BEGINNING on the third t3dl line OF the
original tract Or 'ScOtland,n and at corner OF
the late John G. Rlye's estate, thence with the
third lai line of ofScotanu 26 oE 3s O. 70 per shes,
s75A W 20 perches, "a W o. G.l0 perches to the
division line between the NCltch and lslves' es-
tate, and with said line 90 the beginning, contain
ing (6l acres, three ro9ds and y hcrches Lot ~:
orlotnumber one. O,) thence reversing sad third
(sd) line 76A W laa pcrchcs, N2ig W 81 90
perches TO the aforsaid division line and With said
line to the beginning contnlnlng four-and- a-half
llla) acres; and lot number three () beginning at
the end OF third 3d line of lot two, and rcvers-
Ing said third ed line !5l II s-lO perches to
MI W 2perehes, N 43f " ~ pgrches, n 2d W %
with said line TO the baginning. containing four 90
acres one ~ rood and twCnty-siN x (Nl perches.
Terms Of sale; Ono third cash, balance In six,
twelve aud eighteen months, secured by notes
bearing interest, and deed OF trust on the property
500 to be paid on each lot At time of SALE Convey
anclng and recording at purchasers cost.
~ H. 7. ppnGE, ! Trustees,
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ID A, DARNEILLE, Auctloneer, and Real
Estate Broker.

L EsnIc Bf0ker,
by virtue of a deed Of trust, dated N3vcmbar -
1874. and recorded In Libcr No, III folio OF the
land records OF Washington County, District of
Columbia, and by direction of the holder Of the
note secured thereby, will sell Mt public auction
on SATURDAY, February y. at 1 40 O'Clock D. m,
In front OF the promises all that piece of ground In
Washington CITY, ID. c.. known aud described as
follows; BEGINNING on the north side Of G street
In McGuire's subdivision OF square six hundred
and twenty. four (6e) eight (sj Inches from the
southeast corner OF lot twenty, CO. thence run
ming north lightweight (ssD feet thence west two
t?l feet and one-halr uI) Inches, thence north
thirty-four $50 feet. thence west ten q feet and
four. and a-hait 100 inches, thence south one hun
dred and twenty-five ti22) feet, thence east twelve
and half t2ltI icct to the beginning; Improved by
two story frame dwelling.
Terms OF sale; one-third cash, balance In six,
twelve and clgnteen months. secured by note.
on the PROPERTY oonyeyaneinE At purchaser. cost;
+, DARNEiLLE, trustees
fab,
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n. UOLDW ELL Real Estate Auctioneer
u No. 9i6 street.

TRUSTEES s'SALEOrATw0 STORY DWELL
ING ON THE SOUTH SIDE 0F STREET
TEENTH STREETS NORTHWEST.
By virtue ofa deed trust dated July q. 4. -.
1873 duly recorded In llber number rs, folio 1pJ
OF tile land records for the District of Columbls,
and at the requct Of the party secured thereby we
on TUESDAY, February ~, 1911, ii3l O'Clock y. NJ.
the following described real estate situated In the
All that piece or parcel ofgronnd known aud dis
tinguished as lot numbered twentyync (2i,) In the
recorded subdivision Of original lots, Ia square
numbered two hundred and scycnty-scven (sTi, }
together with the improvements etc. Terms,
HOO with interest at ten per cent per annum.
IRON July 81, 1919 TO day OF sale, aud expense OF
sale In cash, and the balancc at six and twelve
months, Tor which the notes of the purchaser,
braIiD interest from tie day OF sale and secure
taken. A deposit of SiCO Will be required OF tnL
purchafor at the timS OF sale, aud al! couvcyanc-
ing at the expense o the purchaser. Terms to De
complied with In Sc zen days.
aEonGE Y. sTiCRSEY, Trustees.
fehs tn 9 IN q ELL, Auc.
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INSURANCE.
FfREMEN's 1EsGRAN6E COMPANY
WASHINGTON AND GEORGETOWN,
once No. /, over Bank of Washington,
Chartered by Congress, 1857.
ssOO 900 Surplus 90
JAMES ADAMS FrssISs1t; sscIS,srH; G. W. HOWARD,
Builders Hfs sHSs At rs f;S
$"S $SE Es}s%s S:' SS: Hss$s;S T:.,,,
A. A. "iiiIREfcToR "BiiiiIRREfcToRs-a -aEoRaETows.
TNHIRTY:F0URTH YEAR.
NEW ENGLAND MUTUAL LIFE INsU.
- BOSTON, MASS.
hssETs..- fS,OOo,OCO
LOOK OUT FOR THIRTY:THIRD ANNUAL
REPORT, 1877.
sISsI. nj S dSTiar IL 81! n9ysss fays SSsa ysst to
Begin ihG he new % year TO Insure. o.. ,.,- -
GSpr FH% ef&s .Gy Gs
to parties A''lSs BisnsG;IL GIPkE PHikt'Es's General Agent
Also agent for r. nc pweliins,hoHss; n ETS Ms, In
--. -.
RRID d A L PRES ENTs.
ALL THE NEWER STYLES OF ELEGANT
sILvERwARE, 60,
ALL THE NEWER STYLES OF ELEGANT
sILvERwARE, &C.
Designed especially for
BRIDAL PRESENTS.
ial7.u NJ. W. GAIT. BRO. 4 90.
COLUMBIA BANK NOTE COMPANY,
No. oos Pennsylvania avenue,
WASHINGTON, DO.
We are prepared with every facility for
ENGRAVING AND PRINTING
BANK NOTES, BoNps AND COMMERCIAL
WORK OF EVERY KIND, sc.
WI. PHILIP, President.
SaE s N. NJ yAN TAFbEs| bTskfRR sfiRsiRs'iTiy TiySa.uro
TN NJ P o Ms
s225 SHIRT s225
MANUFA TORY.
81, Sly Bss, Dress shiI!. g 22;asr 70. Ms,0. ,,,
ft Ss and MASTaI M hIS
FINE FLkKSEL USDERwEAR TO oRDERA
SPECIALITY.
Elk ready-mAde Shirts for s6: six unfinished SHIRTS
for q, so. Boys Shi' Is g. i and rs cents,
MEMS PINE FURNISHINGS.
THOMPSONS SHIRT FACTORY,
las-ly LIE DROlr BUILDING.
EELIX DISCUSSES FRENCH BAKERY.
II (FBtablished ls51)
Is YEARS oP INCREASING SUCCESS.
FELIX DESFOSSE,
the well known and only real French baker in WASH
ington, has removed to No. 20l2 street, between
Twentieth and Twenty nrst streets, near Pennsyi-
yanla avenue, where, In house expressly built
for the purpose he has greater aciites than before
for the manu- factnre OF the best French and Amer
can bread; French Bread speciality. Liberal terms
onereh TO hotels and dealers.
N. B.-French bread is reeommended for parsons
OF delicate health; especially for those suffering
from dyspepsia. Beware of limitations. det-u
..-.... EXCURSIONS. .
MOUNT vERN0M5;5zToMB OF WASH.
The Steamer ARROW. Captain FRASK uOL-
LINHHhkAD, Leaves The seveuLh -street wharf
DAILY, Csundsy eScepted,) at 10 =. NJ. rcturo'a,
Hound Gip u. Including admission to aan.,ea .99s
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sPKINd style HATS, i5i7.

SPRINd STYLE HATS, 1877,
Now Opening GENTLEMES's DRESS HATS.
Fine SOFT and STIFF FELT HATS.
YOUTHS and CHILpREN's HATS.
New patterns prepared expressly for spring wear.
STINEMETZ.
i2s7 Pennsyiysnia avenue, uext to corner Of Thir-
teenth street. feii-lw
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RAILROADS

hAILhOADbs
N~NONN~ONNNONNNN NNNONNNSNNsN1NSNNsNsN
RALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
- THE GREAT DQUBLE TRACK
to the
NORTH, WEST, NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST.
JANUARY II. lST, 8. y. IN.
LEAVE WASHINGTON.
800 q. M, Baltimore and way stations.
7;0oa. m, baltimore. Annapolis and way stations
1850 .. m, Point OF Rocks and way stations.
$500 Q. M, N. Y. Phiada. and Boston express.
Sunday to Baltimore only, stopping at way stations
$50 a. M, Baltimore and way stations.
$50 =; m, Chicago, ". Louis and Pittsburg ex-
press; Pittsburg, hagerstown and Valley orancn,
.'io.lo a; M, baltimore express. On Sunday for
1850 m, Baltimore, Eliicott City, Annapolis
'i;S >. M, N. Y, Phiiada q Norfolk express On
Sunday to BALTIC. only. stopping at all stations.
3!D p. m. Baltimore and way stations.
$50 p. m, baltimore and Laurei express.
$50 p. M, Pt. of Rocks, Frederick, wav stations.
l;S p. M, Baltic, Annapolis and way stations.
.1Hop. M, baltimore and way stations.
.7il5 p. M, Chicago and Columbus express.
7;sS p. m, ". Louis and Cincinnati express.
ss;0 p. M, p. Rocks, way stations; $50 sunday.
.g;2Q y. M, New York aud Philada express.
Trains Marked daily; other trains daily except
sunday. Janl3-r
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EoR RENT, BY b. II. WARMER & co,

Fer FST hsSstl7h EDh,fii,s and q, sDS an " ''s
EST HNyHl,h Nsnitb, Al ss;n Mas; and W sysn q
For fhSntli and md street n W; % e, a. N. sS
ESr hsn!- si!ssi .SGvo ,: 6 'aas%Ss IS aoa$s. IN @
For @ hnsnt-S9 SS s.. NV. u rooms and NIL Y
Eor R,ntINe siSo fsnnsyiyanis avenue @ fai, sS
E0r RsRt-so s st. n e. e.. 'r isSS"s m 10
ESr r snisn vi H. fs1%i5 % 70 FSons. % m. .ss
For hent-li2a Fourteenth n. W, II Is, m. i..,. v
kSF %SH'sS ;iIss 1s 9atf sSss
EoT 3 IN sl W. vi 10 II rs M
tSr Hsnt-tcy!ssc On lie ssss s!tes, q S' Srs % H. .
for Rsmt-s; Nc: ave, slo. h. u rooms m. h.. g
fSr fSF Ea.I s.H Sspio G. Il 4 d rs M stable g
For Rcnt-NS isao = street r e. rsom,. % % m. i.... 3
ffor isnt-dS aud ssS East capitol st. ior', nm m: " !.
FOR i!sn,-isS Ei:ysaih street rs. S
FST ST an,-SS HsEtSSS. oiS ls Seventh Il, n "" f15'
fST Fer Fsnisi Mcnis5 and iS a. acom %
yor sath % lt,G street cor. street. MI
For Eeni-XeT houses. % oh II sieet. e above ABOVE u ~ q
yoP GH&s eSiis M iiti n W. So. 6r. m . =
For Rent-i5tS Columbia st., cor. II. l. ave-, 10
For FGRsi M lois fcnna. avenue e.; v
FoP Ii Rent M ISL d. stc. Sr rooms; m 8
For RCut-Hos. II and 10 X ct. n. e.. u rooms. -
For Ront-So. % Elm street, lie Droit Park. 10
Fop Ren,n stree; =
for Rent-No. bM st. o. G., RS, gas water. q
Iof Rent-No: b2 Sth ST. n. c.. rooms, m. t... -
For Ren!-%6t street n. e. II rooms. s........:.. 2
For hcnt-lN Green street, Georgeto wn, . rooms Is
For Rent-ll09 Fourth street northwest, 7r..... u
For RSnt-SO'. lsas is2s and 1854 iith st. n.w.,7
For hen, Gai and s5 st. 8. e., rooms
shnu whtcr ...........................
for Pent- elo 2ith street.T rooms -
Eor Rent-Eo, 5cl 18th st. n. e., room.s....". @
FOR Rent-6O street. n. VI. rooms. s.......-.. .
Tor Eent-a2 18Th 8, M, rooms, water. &c.... ~
For Rcnt-5 Dcfrces street. rooms. s.......,.... 10
For kent-No. iih 81 st. n.w.. 70. water. .... 10
For Rent-liG T street n. W., rooms, brick.... 70
For Rent-Nos. 9 and 7 Foundry Place. rooms, ID
Por Rcnt-BoundAry and 10Th street, rooms. ilk
FOR Rent Oi6 10th street n. w................ II
FOR Rent-No. 2l0S 1lth st. n. w............... II
For Rcnt-fl6 First street 8. INSTRUMENTATION. II
for kcnt-IQS Grant avenue. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ~
For Rcnt-small Frame, 18th street, above T.. II
For Rcut-No. 2 Cottage eHill...................,.
FGr Rentn5oa Grant m o,SsI avenue; ne
WHICH will be given upon application Al the oces OF
b. II. WARNER, Co, 9l6 street north west,
opposite Masonic Temple. fc10
National Republican., 1877-02-15

SiEND MOTTO q. p. R0wELL 90, NEW
pYork, for Pamphlet OF 100 pages, containing
lst q 3ooo newspapers, and estimates showing cod
OF sdvertlsing. mhs-iy
National Republican., 1877-02-15
COMMIssION MERCHANTS.
HATS. 4

H ITNs At ~siiI"~"|"~ sii
aENTLEMEN's DRESS HATS.
HENTLEMEN'S 'FOLDING RECEPTION
HATS. FINE SOFT AND STIFF
FELT HATS.
STINEMETZ, Halter,
i2a Pennsylvania avenue, next to corner OF Thlr-
teenth street ianD
National Republican., 1877-02-15
AUTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.

GALE or Tisn WHARF AND STALLS.
EsGrSEEn'sorLlcr, District ot Columbia.
s'fi das sss vein I
PIspisss az pnshc pub .petien on shTuRpAY, FEB.
%SSs Z S'"Ss e 81 Sss sEE
&RnT Il lost o ffgic%ss street fSr ,sc period q
Oo' Keep VIVA %Ssif ffS" ia ropsii
by order ofihc comml''iOpsri orp,SSir
Lieut.. Engineer U. y. A. and Ensinser Of
T 7. COLDwhLL,, Real Estate AuotlOncOr,
REST skk TEAr THA spfT
2Eks9ahhzHS 2Eks9ah bSo fiRfEsSFTT f EsETThfS sfk2GFs s2gf;
By T,riac Of deed of trust. dated November 10.
sns SS e hSsr E0 ;
PSSe ;;s 4,
p NJ, tis fslogns desstSeI real esssts situate IN
VIII fi M q 81 ~ s S sHSS sn9
on AZ pHs R'F fSlcs af sSd f
I'VE iundfsS ana seycc, t.Oi,i fronting nineteen
depth or sSaarsd and forty tiiO, feet, together
Tcrmsi One fourth cash. and the balance At six,
dW ec AND month"; TH IN ,a nersS,
plrcbastr. deposit OF 500 required at the time of
%s u lrru,,ee..
nO-TuThs ). 7. C0fDWElL. AacuOnecr.
II. Q. BK39KER, a; ,,o,,.n
Rcsa sass fassday s sSd ssanSs
s1seh Of each week: ~ goods guaranteed a, .econ;
70 promptly. Copsignments solicited and cash ad-
REAL ESTATE AGENTS AND AUCTs.
WM. r. YOUNG. E.. J. MIppLEToN, JR.,
VoUNa MIDDLETON,
SURANCE AGENTS,
LIE DRoiT BUILDING,
Corner Eighth and streets northwest.
Per, Personal attention TO AUCTION SALES of ne,,
FIRE INSURANCE placed in sound Companies.
MONEY TO LEND on Real Estate.
RENTS COLLECTED.
ana returns made promptly.
HOUSES, LOTS and FARMS FOR SALE.
OPTICIANS. s.
TO THE PUBLIC.
,mynewly; invented Eve glass, which now manu-
iGisssIe Nth SSht T9rkTsn surPasses Sny Eys,
two small screws TO exactly ~ the nose without n5t
na &c @eS @ TSy are nsas TaSy T5
Hr easse apI anS srasry ahSy nSno m Re
ISAAC ALEXANDER,
~ Psnnsylyania avenue, Inventor, Patentes and
sTEAMsHIP LINES.
MERGHANTs' LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
WASHINGTON aroSNFITSbT HNb NEW YORK.
Hsrssf,er the fine steamships E. Q. KNIGHT and
YPh TRfPs SEss8 SETWsES S snM Se YSK YFsgsar EEExkASf
pRik, %AsHlSGToS and 6E1RsEf5bWN, as
follows: Leave New York, from pier a. East river.
friday evsnIns q y iie1andris lex satSrdsy mornias.
oSs .1a sPRZ HEsyr w;sf
efSstf0"A. Ss1.G J.w. THOMPSON. President.
The swift and siss,ns siss%sr ss'L LADY OF THE
iirset whsff every iSSSSDKY and TaGRsDA9 aTI DAY
,RsfaIpinr. leaves Norfolk TUESDAYS and
TOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS.
u steamer J. ". THOMPSON leaves Gompsny's 5
'SS! ifTsrS sAaass
and every FRIDAY, at Ia. M, for Cone River,
stopping at Intern ediate landings.
FOR freight and passage apply at the once OF the
Inland seabolrd Coasting Company, Room 4,
Metropolitan Bank building, or at Office, Sixth
II. A. WILLARD, Act'g Pres't.
fes-1y B. j. CCINELLY. Agent.
w INSURANCE.
FIREMEN'S INSORANCE COMPANY
OF
WASHINGTON AND GEoRGETowN,
nninn Nn nxnr Rank Of WnnhInntnn
National Republican., 1877-02-15
FINANCIAL.

4 SfSTiS SfS6ER 81 iii sTo6k ~ ExSHxNdE
sSd sos SaSs1 s
oS sc
sos. s EseSZuss EsS 8 Wan Ms%Sc @ 1nin anS
hssssYm ESQ., President National Trust Co. NY:
$50 $50 800 ssv, 900,
~ I'm, Isl,ssIs 1. he1.s q Any, yno1MysnAn 2
s S sss vsfs sssE ss :ssa sss A. Ss
5s n iGsss S sad os SSaeft Il s6u,. s5 S
M sss M ,ss.
sc STOCK @!s Ench,ngs, Messrs. gnoTnIsSnAMa0o. arc
nssy On g their hsbpsssR's stoes srots
sss md ~ Ensf sEs sss%sf he S
re methods oflegttimste speculation. Their sdyics
~ rsas " &aSSpp man, nave osS ~
$4,000 IoME CoMFoRTs.
JOHN r. KELLLi.
DEALER IN yInsr-oLAss
VEAL. BEEF, LAMB. MUTTON, SO.
ooRNEp BEEF SPECIALITY.
ss.lls s2s 60 and go Centre Market N,nth;s.reet
III sos G m nrd ey I fS. ee or
cred, nee ofchsrsc. 70 ali parts Of the city. iyiOu
THE USEFUL ARTS.
~~~~S~N~S~~NNONOo~NNN
A. n. SHEPHERD 20,
iiII Penn. ave. and 4o1 Twelfth street,
PLUMBERS, STEAM AND GAS FILTERS.
And dealers In
Plumbers and Gas Filters Materials, Mantlcs,
Chandeliers, statuary, Ranges,
Furnaces, Heaters, sc.
ALI5'n !.5i.T n. SHEPHERD. FRANK JoSrs.
8. NJ. FAss
ARTIST PHoToaRAPHER,
ARTIST PHOTOGRAPHER,
tFormorly of Chicago,)
92S PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
GALLERY AND STUDIOS OrEN FREE TO ALL.
lyas.ly
q. T. WEN,
HOUSE SION AND ORNAMENTAL
PAINTER AND GLAZIER,
PAINTER AND aLAzIER,
rs Louisisna avenue, bet. Sixth and Seventh Sta.
Joebins promptly attended to. sus.u
w M. b. LuTL,
ENGRAVING ON WOOD AND METAL.
Manufacturer
SEALS, RIBBON STAMPS and
INDIA RUBBER STAMPS
VISITING, WEDDING AND
-,, SOLD M sHR Dan'
TIN,PLATE. AND. sHEET.IRoN WORK,
~ ~ hoonnE and spogting. Stoves and Ranges, at
ssnth snth street northwest. Ali work warranted arst-
e..ss: oels-em
.TUSTh's PATENT .isTEEL) SOLE AND.
S, HEEL PR0TEGToRs-Mske your boots and
Ss 4 I'.s :Ssp!1f 5s'i.
n ". sTooKsTILL & 90. WASHING
%.nui.siSrsI saissnisea Iron cornicss and build:
N. ~ e!ssI: siisd promptly and warranted % give
WASHINGTON CHIMNEY TOPS.
WASHINGTON CHIMNEY TOPS.
Warranted sure cure for smoky chimneys Cheap,
durable and ornsmeniai. No chimney should be
TsEoS1C FERRx' sSsfS oShfxs. the
WIN. ANDERSON, PRACTICAL HORSE.
Ts,,,saS,S; shSe5S; % Ghio avenue between Twsith and
psfset sena ssssfasson sa AL WORK warranted e s1's
RAILROADs,
~~~c~cN~NN>~N >~NoNo~O~~>-~~>~o
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
THE GREAT pQuBLE TRACK
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liRnCERIEa-

aRoCEEIEs.
WnAT YoU oAN Buy FOR 81.
t-ilg can, ofyellow peaches torr.
s!s ss!S cam: cam: Sf g ffsS%slSss ,S%s,Ss: fsr fsr
s-sS cans q q sisSisfs sweet corn fors:,
H s:?: S.Ss:s!:;i n's;ls.! 81. S';i' "
S-2ib cans OF lima beans for III.
9-2!b cans of Succoiash for a.
ssls can: can: & & RS%Es% SS4iSs sdSss 70, a.
5-Sib cans o. apple. for u. " We
ssI,. s.n: 9f foy SGSdsn'ed milk E.o Aderney or
Ssa 3 Ss;, LSRSGS ,cl layer rai,ns fOru
ii: q $s %ss :ss. the "oF'
n sS, % u n 4, sSSss, FOR q; ror
&" $SsS S.s
{ yH0i0E FAMILY dR0oEklEs.
UoFFEEs-arcen, Roasted, Ground.
CHOCOLATES, COCOA.
CHOCOLATES, COCOA.
ssFgsE55sl ssFSgsssEE5sSsls,
coMEsrrBLEs. sfhsssSsSLEFs; EtR!GSSG LEFsf''
R2ME R22sMEtEsff FxfEs ssnDIffi: snd fits,
ti,:ii S:1 Hs$ 4l#s 3H$a ssSSE'S'
BAY BUN, S a,rsc, from Arroyo =. r., 10 per cent.
FLORIDA ORANGE MARMALADE.
PREsERyEp, CONSERVE D and DRY CANTON
GINGER, Just arrived.
CALIFORNIA JELLIEs, nvc-pound pallssniy u.
We earnestly request those Who wish strictly
Srst ctGss goods 20 give us call ss our stock em-
b. W. REED SONS,
jall.t 1915 street northwest.
q q. CoRNwELL & SON,
FINE dRoCERs.
JUST RECEIVED.
90 kegs MALAGA GRAPES;
One car load of PEARS;
Direct from California;
10 bbls. Cape Cod oRANBERRIEs;
80 cases "yryants" French
VEGETABLES;
Peas, Beans, Mushrooms, Asparagus. Mixed
Vegetables, Trumes.
TABLE SAUCES, L. VARIETIES;
Lea Il PerrIns' GENUINE Sauce;
French Vinegar and Mustard;
Albert Biscuit. from Edinburg;
Huntiey & Palmers Waters;
25 dozen Queen Olives, new crop;
60 dozen Gordon's Celebrated Preserves
gross COxs aclatinoi
100 boxes New Raisins;
bis. MINNESOTA FLOUR
BUoKwHEAT, New York;
New Crop New Orleans MoLAssEs.
vANA CIaARs
A Speciality. Always Fresh.
wHIsKy:
Keiler's Celebrated BOURBON;
aibsOn's RYE;
Crows BOURBON;
Hermitage RYE
Cooks BOURBON.
The above are received direct from the distillery
and guaranteed pURE.
SHERRIES,
SHERRIES,
PORTS,
BRANDIEs,
BRANDIES,
MADEIRA;
MADEIRA;
All Celebrated Brands.
NEW YORK CIDER,
Pure Juice, every Week.
q. q. CoRNwELL SON,
no2O.u Opposite wiiiard's Hotel.
Wnnn AHn CAAU
National Republican., 1877-02-15

u O. BROOKER, Jr
Ds NEW AUCTION HOUSE,
Cor. Eleventh ST. and Pa. ave., Marble Building.
Regu ar sales Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
OF each week. Az goods guaranteed as recon-.
70 promptly. CopsigninentS solicited and cash ad-
vAnced, nOl8-2fn
The teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1876-1878, 1877-12-22
State or no State.

The Watchman short time ago
took ground against state government
for Washington on account of the ex-
pense, to which we suggested pro.
vision in the constitution exempting
our brother from bearing any part Of
this expense. W. W. Boone ESQ.,, Of
Colfax, in the Gazette rubbed him
gently, and now Bro, Besserer says:
eff, as Mr.. Boone says, it will take
nearly three years before the present
move of becoming State is fully con-
sumated, then, of course, our objection
thereto would naturally evaporate.
However, it is we'll that the question
should be diligently discussed in a
spirit of fairness and honesty. Don't
mind the ammunition we should waste.
Such occurrences are inevitable in all
conflicts, whether fought with the pen
or sword"
Query! Was it the soundness of
Boone's logic, or our suggestion Of his
being exempt, that caused his objection
to evaporate? TO US it is of no couse-
quence which, so long as he wheels into
line with the people upon this matter.
We hope however he will not permit
the 'Tntelligencer" to ruffle his temper.
Keep cool let no man fret you.
The teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1876-1878, 1877-12-22
Proposals for Mail Carrying.

WASHINGTON, Dec. S.--The postofIi.
&c department has completed and is
now issuing printed advertisement in
pamphlet form inviting proposals for
carrying the mails on all routes on the
Pacific Coast states and territories dur.
ing the term of four years commencing
the first day of next July. No adver.
tisements will be made in newspapers
as heretofore, but those intending to be
bidders may procure pamphlets contain
ing time schedules, forms of proposals.
etc., on application to the department
or can inspect copy which the law re-
quires to be posted at each and every
postoffice within the district. The
above designated proposals will be re.
ceived until P. M, February I'd and
awards announced on or before March
5Oth. The routes to be let include 1877
in California. GA in Oregon, "a in Ne
vada, 30 in Washington Territory, is
in Utah, Arizona, New Mexico Monta.
IA and Idaho.
The teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1876-1878, 1877-12-22

PUT IN WHEAT.-The Sacramento
Record Union predicts a scant rain fall
in California and advises all in that
state who can, to prepare to irricate.
This is only one of many indications
that. wheat will bring big price again
next year. Farmers in this country
would do well to SOW all the wheat and
other grains they can during this splen-
did weather. ". ". Union.
The teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1876-1878, 1877-12-22
In for Annexation.

If tie Lewiston TELLER indicates the
sentiment of the people of its locality
Northern Idaho is in for annexation to
Washington in the most unqualified
manner. They have petitioned Con-
gress for this matter, they have urged
it upon our Legislature, they have
talked and written it whenever and
wherever they had an opportunity Of
doing SO to any advantage In this is
their hope; in new Territory, or in
annexation to Oregon, their fear. They
want to come and we want them, and
the efforts now being made indicate al
most to certainty that the two pieces
of our territory disunited in 1868 will
be reunited in lS7S.-Pacfc Tribune.
A consumation devoutly to be wished
by nineteen twentieths of all North Ida
no, if not ninety-nine hundreths.