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Daily Republican., 1878-11-11

night Tor over four weeks. Whan the
visitors saw him he was lying upon a
worn out and filthy mattress, placed
upon the hard floor, and covered with
, rag Of mosquito netting more filthy
than the Mattress
"Beside him was coffin, which had
been brought in two days before by the
hospital steward. This steward, who
10 o brother Of the hospital surgeon
seemed brutslly desirous TO hasten
Noohan's death. A citizen who visited
the place on the lst of July, makes an
affidavit In which he swears that the
steward rushed past him when he en-
tered the dead house, and going to
where Noonan was lying, put both OF
his hands on the mans breast and
squeezed and pressed down on him with
the whole weight of his body, and said +,
He's not dead yet, but will soon go
nov s-s
"a "Ths steward told him why he had
placed ths coffin at Noonan's side, and
said IL didn't make any difference, as
Noonan had TO die any way
Several reputable citizens Of Key
West stand ready to testify to all that
is here stated, and much more 70 the
same eject. So terrible charge
against hospital officials cannot bs. .al-
lowed Ia, s,pass unnoticed. II should %
tsiftsd 10 this bottom, and II there II any
law torsach the human brutes (for the
surgeon is sven more TO blame than
the steward) who committed this afro,
cious cruelty, they should be made 70
feel Its full force without delay \
The sisters believe the Michael Noon.
an, mentioned above, to be their long
lost brother. Impressed with this BE-.
lief they wrote letter 10 Mr.. Clark,
editor OF the Key West Dispatch, In
whose paper the details Of the horrible
affair were first published, but have "
yet received no answer. , ~
Mr.. Henry DUPONT, whoas guardian,
holds In his hand considerable money,
dus Michael rom his father's estate, has
taken the matter In hand and Is giving
it thorough investigation. @
Considerable feeling Is manifested BY
those acquainted with the history of
the family and with much Interestingly
impatently await the denoaement.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-11
TUEsDAY's ELECTIONS.
Two More Republicans Elected
frem tine Solid hone Of tn em
from Florida and the Ohter from
North CorOlina.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Nov. l0.-The
election of Bsbee, (Rep.) for Congress,
in the Second District, is now conceded
by about 225 majority.
MAUNcH CHUNK, Penn, Nov. TO-
Additional returns received to. day show
gains for Gen. Albright, (Rep.)
for Congress, from the Eleventh
District, which indicate his election.
All official returns have not been re-
ceived, and the question will not be
finally settled until the Return Judges
meet on Tuesday next.
Martin, Republican, has been elected
to Congress in the First District Of
North Carolina by 200 majority. This
makes three Republican Congressman
from that State.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-11
The City Finances,

The appropriation made to pay full
interest upon the city debt by City
Council is now over drawn. At the first
of the year there were eighteen
notes amounting to $347,975. % upon
which is an interest of "a, 4Ol. SO which
the city Council entirely overlooked,
having calculated up the interest of
the bonded debt and thus leaving that
upon the floating debt neglected. The
floating debt is Sill 800 upon which is
an interest of 81, 400 in unpaid bills
in the hands of the Treasurer. In the
bank there is cash account of $l3,-
$50 so upon which the treasurer is
compelled to draw Notwithstanding
he is liable to fine Of $500. He does
this at his own risk, rather as he says,
to "pay the $500 than to let the city's
credit suffer-" An extraordinary ap-
preparation to meet the exisency has
been demanded.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-11

A CARD.-To all who are suffering from
n the indiscretions Of youth, ner YOU
weakness early decay, loss Of manhood, ETC.
l will send you receipt that will cure You
FREE OF CHARGE This great remedy
was discovered by Q missionary in South
America. Send q self addressed envelope to
Rev. Joseph T. Inman, Station u. Bible
House, New York CITY
Daily Republican., 1878-11-11
wesleyan Entertainment.

The Union Literary Society of Yves
leyan College, last Saturday evening,
gave their second entertainment in the
music hall of the institution. The au-
dience was considerably larger than
that of the Saturday evening previous,
The programme began with instrumen-
tai music by Miss Annie Robinson. fol-
lowed by an excellent recitation the
"Maniac," by Miss Caldwell. A well
written essay on "True Dignity" was
delivered by Miss Grace Quigg, after
which came a wellrendered solo by
Miss M. Emery. The reading of the
Wesleyana, edited by Miss Kurtz and
Miss Belt, was the source Of considers.
BILE amusement the articles we're point
ed and well written. An instrumental
solo by Miss Pickels, was next rend-
cred, after which came the scientific
discussion by Mrs. Emory and Miss
Hull. After few remarks by the
President, the audience was dismissed.
The third entertainment will be Civ
en- on Saturday evening to which the
public is invited.
Assaulting an Ofiicer.
Isaac Pierce, being as he says "too
full Of bad whiskey," made an attack
upon officer Sharp yesterday, while the
officer as in the discharge of his duty.
1t appears that Mr.. Sharp was on the
track of party and was proceeding
along Vandever Avenue in the direc-
ton of pickelville, to make the arrest,
when Pierce came up and using offen-
sive language, "dared' the officer into
the street. The officer tried to get a
by-stander to take the man away, but
he resisted to such an extent that Mr..
Sharp was compelled to give up his
pursui. and put Pierce under arrest.
At the hearing this morning acting
Mayor O'Neill dwelt upon the serious
ness of the offence and warned him
against itsrepetition. Mr. O'Neill then
imposed fine of$3 and costs.
Substantially Correct.
The article in Saturdays REPUBLICAN
headed "a Wilmington Enterprise, 1--WE
find upon further investigation to be
substantially correct with the excep-
tion of the name of Mr.. Frank Buck as
one ofthe company, which should be
substituted by that of DR.. J. X. Tan
tum. ,,'.r
III Apples.
Carr, Smeltz & Co., Fourth and King
streets, received this morning 900 bar
rsls of apples, which they are cotnpell-
"a to put on the msrketat 20 cents lsss
than you can buy them in Philadsl-
phis, for want Of room to store them.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-11
The Weather.

War Department, Office of the Chief
Signal Officer, Washington, D. c., Nov.
II, l A. M.
Indications for Monday.-For the
Middle Atlantic States, cloudy weather,
with rain, westerly winds, backing to
warmer southerly; falling barometer.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-11
The West Oh ur rch Pastor.

Notice was given at the West church
yesterday that the Rev. Albert N.
Keigwin, the pastor elect, was expected
to occupy the pulpit next Sabbath. A
letter has been received from him to-
day, in which he states he expects to
arrive here on Thursday evening next.
The congregation propose to hold
social nesting on Friday evening next
in the lower rooms of the church, to
welcome him to his new field of labor.
The entire congregation should be pres
ent at the reception.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-11
Great Red cfion In Beef.

Our motto quick sales and small
profits. Look at the list of prices: Good
Stewing beef 6, 7 and 8 cents Per To;
good roast at s and 10. best l24 and
IA cents; good steak l2t to IA, best
sirloin Is cts fb. Fresh killed and for
sale every day at stall Nos. 10 and II
Third street market by, R. P. Carey.
Also at stall No. 70 Second street mar
ket by A. T. Carey.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-11
Notice.

Welch, Sharp & Co., BOG King street, !,
will receive on Tuesday morning, a
consignment of choice tub and roll but
ter, Baltimore Pearl hominy, York
State Buckwhsat. &C., &C., all of which
they ars selling very cheap. Those in
want of good goods at low prices will
do we'll to give them call. They are
also putting in store to-day a carload
of very choice Michigan apples. Or
ders by mail promptly attended to.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-11
SECOND EDITN)N

State OF the lherlmOmeter.
AT THE REPUBLICAN, OFFICE Nov. IL.
7 O'Clock. 10 O'Clock. II O'clock
Al 81 56
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Fruit.

Carr, Smeltz 4 Co., Fourth and King
streets, have just received a fine lot of
lemons, oranges, peanuts, cranberries,
grapes, pickles, apples, onions, &C.,
which they will sell wholesale very low.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-11
I.ect u re.

Mr.. Benjamin Johnson, President of
the Young Mems Christian Association
of this city, will deliver lecture in St.
Andrews Episcopal Church, on Thurs
day evening next, at 7.30 o'clock, en-
titled can sightweeks trip to Europe
the proceeds to be devoted to general
fund of the Young Mems Christian AS
sociation. Tickets Is cents to be had at
the Association Rooms. a
Sheriff Anderson, of Dallas, Texas,
who was pursuing Collins, the train
robber, found him in Pembina, Dakota,
on Thursday evening, and attempted TO
arrest him. Collins resisted, and they
exchanged shots, killing each other.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-11
Apples.

Carr, Smeltz & Co., Fourth and King
streets, received this morning 900 bar
rsls of apples, which they are ooinpell-
ed TO put on the marketat 20 cents less
than you can buy them in Philadsl-
phis, for want Of room to store them.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-11

|st lalf!
.. Sttuag.
Hes from
hin 2 mi.
nd com !
|iscel,t hl
,ys 8 per s
never fl.
origll tIhs, +,
large "S
h all ncrel.
bid very 9.
|.,IITEMh 4
Daily Republican., 1878-11-11

|f25 to9sl,s.
bOOyar'ls. .
I've ten OF
| desired.
dwellina'
n paper''
|uired. :,
burcllaserI. 4.
[eal EstaI"
81 street
r. or
National Republican., 1878-06-10
MISCELLANEOUS.

A FPAN Of horses drawing n carriage ran
way In Chicago, aud the driver was thrown
IT. Three women in the carriage screamed
ior dozen blocks without bringing nybody
cir rescue. Then one of them broke tho
window in front, crawlcd through tho aper.
urc. reached down TO the loose reins, and
torr,d the horses. Her companions saved her
rom hliI . over the dashboard by holding to
Ter !,Es
THE Queen Of the Belgians Is very fond Of
lainting, and her works find n ready sale at
""mmission.Louscs OH account of the artist, K
not for their merit or this she is very proud.
The last one COM leted WIS field of grain. in
which was seen Il pIHsol aud fan, hut tho
lady carrying them was invisible. She was
ulTuscd To he hidden in the wi eat.
Tnr last dinner was over and the good ship
WIS about furty.CiRht hours out. The three
gr at men stood side by side. leaning over tho
nit gazing down into the hriny deep. Muiat
Ilnietcad sHid. IN hollow tones, "Oh, Lord ~
Mark Twain said, in trcmulous accents, "Oh,
LDid" And layard Taylor said, with pain
frl fort, Great hcavings!" Aud the other
rwo stopped and stared at him, and wondered
WY they didn't think of that, and If lio
=" II mcgnt it, or it was only a scratch-
Uawi,yc.
National Republican., 1878-06-10
Baltimore General Market.

HAITiuOEu. juno s, iS7s.
FluWscHdv, HuwLrl-strcei aud Western supcrlne.
- TSG T. do. extra SlHiW 7h du. nuy, SpUi 1i Guy
NJ Ills suUcrnv, 81 500 |; 10. rNtra, .iNl -; do Rio
hruuds, $500 >; PalUI SEQ Gmilv, ri -.
Whrll-Suullcrn iirm aud higher; Western firm
aud offerings light south 'r red, sirtl ~ do. amber,
Il ~ Il; pcunTyamia, - II; No. Western winter
led, SPOT and June, u lY,; July, o. lgl-.
CnriI-Sunlhcln steady and iirm; Western firm aud
offerings light. Southern white. Bic; dc. yellow iNc;
Western mixed, spot and June, &c; July sRc; AU-
gust AJNlC: steamer, iWsc.
800; do mixed 2Sc; PENNSYLVANIA, 3Jc.
rive Quiet. Prime. 5fC.
IIhydull. Prime Maryland and Pennsylvania, si21
Sla
Provisions firm and quiet Pork. go. Bulk meats
InuSe shoulders iIc; clearrlb sides iC; packed, m
SIC NuCOn-ShOullurs. hC; Ccnrrih sides. GC Hams,
20" llc Lard, refined T.@T.c Butter du!Ii choice
Western. lgid lie.
Petroleum luct and easter, Refined, IltiC.
Coffee dull and lover Rio cargo =, llttlic.
Sugar firm and rHirly active N S'.1pi.C.
Whisky dun ut 81 ~ I.
Rcceipls-FioUr, 700 bbIs; wheat. 10000 bui corn.
i,uu hi; oats, .. bu.
Shpn,rnts-Whcit, 10000 bu corn 6IOJO bu
rrr!shts to Liycrpool pCr Steal" iIi. Cotton. isd
flour, - Cd grain, St.h
National Republican., 1878-06-10
UOTSE or REpKESENTiyIrEy.

On motion of Mr. MONROE the House took
up and passed the Senate bill to amend the
Revised Statutes in relation to the judicial
powers aud functions Of consuls.
Mr.. COBB, from the Committee on Elections,
submitted report in the case Of Dillmnn rs.
Smals from the FIith district of South Caro-
lima, declaring that there was no free and flir
election in said district at tho last Congress.
sional election, that neither the contestant nor
contcstcc Is entitled to the seat. and declaring
the seat vacant.
Mr.. WATT submitted minority report, de-
Clariug Mr.. SMALLs entitled to retain the seat
Mr.. CoBIi gave notice that he would call the
case up on Wednesday next.
Mr.. VANCE, from the Committee on Coin
age, reported joint resolution in relation to
the golOid coinage. 1t authorizes the Secrc-
tary of State to have specimens of gOloid coins
coined at the mint, to he submitted to the in.
tematiOnn monetary congress for examination
mud rcpOrtl Passed.
On motion 0! Mr.. WILSON n committee of
conference was ordered on tho Mexican award
bill.
The House then went into Committee of the
Whole on the deficiency appropriation bill, Mr..
BEEBE IN tho chair.
Mr.. FOSTER called attention to tho fact
that the committee had only appropriated
SiOOOOO for deficiencies In the Post Office De.
partmcnt, while the Department asked for
100000. lie moved to make 1t that amount.
Otherwise there would be u greater deficiency
neat year The amendment was rejected.
The bill was read through without making
any material amendment, and tho committee
then rose and reported the bill and amend
mcnts 10 the House.
separate vote was demanded on the
amendment adding claims amounting in the
National Republican., 1878-06-10
DROPOSALS FOR FEEL. FUKA a..
STRAW.

OFFICE or AsSlsTAST QIANTERNN~TFG
BAITINunE. MD MAY I.. I-s
Sc lied rropo ais. In tripiirue subc't to the ura
conditions. will b, received ut this OH - uuIi T..
u,cock, noon, on June i, I,;s at whi Il Tin Az
place they viii b" opened ~ tho pT%el"c bi Ter,
ior furnishing and delivering the Fuel T. rA.,, nn Z
straw re uirud ut the follow NJ m"nt oned pos lu %
ing June ~. 1917. vi.;
BilIinIorr, Md Fort McIrenry, Md. Fort r. &c
Nd; Washington Arsenal, d. G., and Cariisi" liI-
rtcks, Pa
A preference Will he given to artc.e1 pr dom ~
production. IT." Government rcE'rve, In" riga; To
ieJect any or all proposals.
The requirements of section 81 Rev sell Stature
may be Hppl eli to Conf AMI Wool delivered un l"r
the contracts awarded under this vert M "a %
which the vender wifi he required 10 y ~ ilv-
appointed inspector for ~, ciing w,lalng. an
measuring the Wa and Wool tycnY &C is iur O.
ton OF coal q ,2lI pOundS) weighed aud nri" cen 70
eIch cord of wood rs cubic ieriJ HSn by hia.
The bids must therefore show the IRt or ton o. cur
md per cord Of WOO l. both IN the event or the To-
Iuircments being applied ind not b ling applied.
- aux proposals aud tuIl infur nat II /, the nii
ner Of bidding, conditions to he obs rived bv di 7
aud terms Of contract aud pay mcnt Will b, furnish d
on application 10 this OtiiCf.
EmvcIoUc. containing propo'as shonll he NJ rk Il
Proposals for Fuel, Forage, ar Strtw, ~ the
may be, and address sed T. the undrTsigne
J. NJ. MARSHALL.
msD tlpfuiu ant \ - ".
National Republican., 1878-06-10
AUCTIONEERs.

AUCTIONEERs.
Duncanson Bros, Ninth and u SIS.
Wash. Il. Williams, y. COL Tenth street.
EOOESELIEHs ASD STATfOSEEs.
solomons & Chapman, NJ rCun,yivnn'a nvcnne
SnillinSt4u, r. Hvruu" and b. ur-eni-n-ha!i sircot
W. II. y O.. II. Morrison. =, rynn,y ylvanin avenue
l. N. Whitaker Vernon Row. PA ave and Iu-ln st
BAEEIgG
Felix D,sioS7os ,?Jl2 II arcrL
ILDTIIISl
L :. Ju,th. Cin street.
DENTI-TN
Dr. e II, NGuH'ruvlll' No. H.! !, northwest
BItl.E'I-T-.
LogsGl,n'; T"np' l'..'- '''g,, npi NM,n .,r"c,'
Em'wibI,, PrAn yiN"1i. aNruu. "nd I""inh street
EUUcATIoNAI-
Eiwurh e. T"wrrIi ~" NJ nl 'try"t northwest
Mr. T. luin T.. at School, los s,rgJl II. ".
Nj, l'.rrovrr, ipl street.
q. Oh, '"w" I'dl.-", Georgetown, u,
i;nrE s,mnaI, - llr6 Ir, ., n"rES,~i.
l,I; I,,s E,G "a M.c, SI, Mg'," NJ. III, ~ , street
MWsi,. Goa ,rri Ii"Iy, d t. Wllarl IS! $u,h street
lNEA.TS
MarErcr. GO /: str, vl northwest
TUTGI-.
st. Jn,c Irotor, c,rmrr sixth and Pennsylvania ave
REG, lIuu-,, O. ,ru"r I',Uu, utll uu1 q strr,';A
MSi,clTT"r2IilGl, n, r"m9n oyY."mi T!Nth s,rveI
Morm"E's, II and ht"rn!M .ircrh-
Mullum inn.r, W. 2NHI'-i street
I!tTTFRS.
R II. SIncmetz, l2T lvuu,v.vaI'r avoirc
INSURANCE.
Potomac Fire Insurance Company, 80 High street
GeOr4; 4;ytUwn.
MERCHANT TATLDRS.
ltsrmlun Iir'th"l,, rU.nrr Soventh and Z streets
4. Salis Il To, seventh street.
u, Robinson ~ Co., 20 PENNSYLVANIA avenue
PIANOS.
sanders & Stovn,au T.ruD ave" nn' Twelfth street
TIlulOIiTlIO' .RApllEIL
Norris Peters. IAUt1luLugIAphcT. No - Pvnu
hAINDUH IyrIuv.
IIAT ESTATE
H. II. Warner olG street ItDrllIvrsL
Iuhp s>I.rrr'.IIl. II Cloud budding.
FIteh \ Fu,. rI"vdh.uI, bank building, 100 Pa ave
SEWING MNrIUNIsS
MrKruucy 4 Co., - smith s'rr'i.
National Republican., 1878-06-10
ponds EXTRACT.
ponds EXTRACT.
The Peoples Remedy.
The Universal Pain Extractor.
Naae; ask for Ponds Extract.
qalre no other.


"Hear, for I will peak OF txcelIent
things"
PONDS EXTRACT 80 Th1 great Vegetable
rain Destroyer. Has lcCn in use over
thirty rcn"s, aud for cCnnlnc and prompt
curative virtGC. cannot 30 excellcd.
Pond'n ESItroct. Accidents, Bruises,
Continuous. Cuts, ''rro,ns, .rc relieved
Utmost instnnty ly eH'Ctnnl application.
Ilreoriniion.. CbHhnss, Old sores,
Botls, felons, tornn, etc. Arlests in-
Elimination, reduces swClnrT, stops bgedingi
LADIES find It thcfr best frioLd. il Sssunrcs
tbe PAINS to Tllch they are peculiarly
the head, nausea vertigo, &c. @ L iIS PROMPTLY i
nmGhoretes and permanently heals al
Kinds OF inilammntlons and Rlcera.
ErEn0HitHorBso or PILEsGnd in tn!s the
only immediate relief and ultimate cure,
no case, however chronic or obstinate can
long resiet its regular nee.
yAnICGsI VEINS. It is The only sure cure.
KIDNEY DISEASES. 1t has no equal for per-
BLEEDING from any cause. For this it Is spc-
cine. 1t has saved hundreds of lives when all
other remedies failed TO arrest bleeding from
nose. stomach, lungs, md elsewhere.
TooTuACHE, Earachc, Neuralgia and
Rhcumntism nre all alike relieved, and
often pcrmuuently cured.
pHYsTCIANS n OF all schools who nre acquainted with
Ponds Extract OF witch Hazel recon-
mend it in Their practice. We have letters OF
commendNton from hundreds of Physicians.
many Of whom order IL for use in their own
order its use fer swellings OF all kinds,
Qu,nsy, Sore Thront, Infinmed Tom
sils, simple and chronic DinrrhGa, Cn-
tRrrh uCr which It Is q tpeeidcl, Chill
blains, Frosted Feet, Stings OF
Insects, Niusquitoes, etc., Chapped
Hands, Face, aud indeed oil manner Of
fkn diseases.
TOILET USE. Removes Soreness, Roughncss
and smartingy heals Cuts, Eruptions
Eni P!mplcs. 1t rerires, iHrigoruies and
rSfrc,hs, while wonderfully improving the
Complexion.
TO FARMERS-Pond's Extract. No Stock
Breeder, no Livery Man can afford to be with
out IL. 1t Il used by all the leading Livery
Stables, Street Rnilrulds md first Horsemen
In New York City. II has no equal for Sprains,
Harness or SGddlo Cuttings, Stiffness.
Scratches, Sysylings, Cuts, Lncerations, Bleed
incs, PneumSGia, Collie, Darrhpa, Chills,
Colds &c. Its range of action is wide, and tho
relief 1t affords Il 20 prompt that 1t Is inyalua-
Iie In every Fnrmy ard Us well as in every
Iarm-house. Let It be trisd once, and you
will never he without IL.
CAUTIONS Ponds Extract has been initiated.
Tie genuine article has the words Ponds
Extract blown in ench bottle. 1t IL prepared
by the only persons living who ever
knew how TO prepare It properly. Refuse all
other prcparl. ions Of Witch Hazel. This is
tho only article used by Ihysiciuns and In tho
hospitals OF this country and Europe.
HISTORY md UscC Of yond's Extract,
in pamnhlct form, sert frt-, on implication to
pOND'tS EXTRACT COMPANY, vs. Maiden
No
National Republican., 1878-06-10
PROPOSALS..
PHorosAI., FoN STATIONERY.

wAsuINgT ~, u G., June :, ls,S.
Sc lie rpro ais adore 'el TO u SO e;ary OF the
NAVY n m'u snlnV ~tut O'icry for tho Navy Depart
ment II hur'dua rnd % E.rpS lh,Ipr, II Wa. ing
toa. dnu Tho rs n year cId . tanr 70. l71 Will lie
10 ~ Il !t,itl y O'Clock IA OF June ~
IrOUD gtis must h" supM tie On the forms Furnish
cl by the Dep rim w with the puaTHntoh Ul gert.-
cat" uu,cN Il, ard muu embrace all the items there
In.
Prof. nj frHm ptri's cuga 'el in bIsincss in
WRgliN TN, or wno have not guppiy depot ~ such
city. " i DOT be cons d'rgd
rnr d" lu'c nmbrtr"s two general c'nsro': First,
ng,r .u CuYClUpOs CUId, MISCELLANEOUS articles;
md the oltuNr will h. rwRr led In the wHu" or by
ht - wa bH considered iht mptr adyHuiA EvUus
20 the q ~ meat.
The H.pHrt urnt reserves thN right TO require n
greater iB Quantity Of any article In tic - hsuc
ihnu that specitcd us the wants Di the zane mry
uuirc.
Tho articles will h' called for from tine to tine rs
needed, aud must b. 1T gcCDrHnrr with ihc scIC uc,
and satisfactory to the heat pf til" uc' hHrrnu Ur
which required must bC GClvi rad witt out unncCe>
snry delay. and At the CNpcHs' Of the CUulrIC,ur; ~
defult u Un" G. which rHlur"m 'Uts the D'pIrimC II;
reserve the right tp purchase tile HrtiCs ul4rwhcr
or to uunul the contract u whor ur IN part, uId wilt
hold the ~pnirN' responsible for llitiD
prus"' 70 NJ 'sz r.iy m'ur- thereby
Bl'ls prop riy Hp:rr v't ruin under the cJn.
II. W. THOMPSON,
les SrCT'lrry uT the S.'yv.
National Republican., 1878-06-10

We. Chapman; No. 2O1 Sands & Curtis vs. Rocssle /.
No. so, LOndCn vs.. Go, den: M. 10 Kmocdtr vs..
Merry, xo utOr, Sc. NJ. ~ Evans w. Baltimore
aud Potomac Rallrudd Co.; No. 2lI, liarmcs W.
Baltimore aud oh o Railroad Co.; No. 2lj, Gilmore
ysTHylOr: No. 2l6 VnuRlswlck VS. Wheeler; No
2ls, schneider vs.. snlth Ne. 49, BARLEY vs. Bicks-
Mnus vs., Epppcl 4 Marshal; No 227, Cooke vs.
Tcnnnuk 40. DIS Doe, on demise Cf Kuy vs.. Gun.
tiOm Rubber Co., W. sayngc: No. 28j, Whitman Il
Sons vs.. Green; No. :gS United States vs.. Ice ct nj.
National Republican., 1878-06-10
JDRoPOsAis FOR FUEL.
NAVY DEPARTMENT,
WAaIIINNIuN Ii q lnnn- l--a

WAsHINGTuN u. C., June . ISIS.
Sealed proposal, indtrscl aud addressed to the
s. ctnTy of the Many Will he received until noon Of
THURSDAY, June q, to supply the Navy Depart
mCnt and offices there II In Wtshingt with fuel, viz
9n tons (2io lbs. to the ton) best quality white ash
egg coal.
u (22iO lbs to the toni best quality white ash
nut coal.
100 cords Qes cubic fce Of rwcll.seNSoned good size
onk wood
10 cords (2s cubic fecr wcllseasoned bakers pine
wood.
All Ofwhich will be weighed. measure I. and inspect
ed by the Navy Department Inspector, nt the expense
Of the contractor, according to the requirements Of
the act Of Congress approved July II, ls1L
These supplies must be delivered n the Navy Do
parment, Office for which required. by the 2hh Of
July next TO insure which bonds will be required of
the successful bidder.
Bids may he made TOR either wood or coal, or Tor
both; but must state much per cord ton, the
may he, without distinguishing to tho size of
cOal or Kind Ofw wood.
II. W. THOMPSON,
lnhtd Secretary OF the Navy,
National Republican., 1878-06-10
pRUroSAIs FOR STATIONERY.
wAn nErAnrNLNr. MA.mINnrnN Clry.

May ~ -.
Sealed Proposals addressed to the sec. tory e War,
VIII h, received 1t this IUpHrtmrnt until y Oct Duk,
U"ru. on Thursday tho 18th day June, rTs, for sui
pIyu the stationery for the War Department nnd lts
IilTu,,s i The Iiscltl wear ending Iu'In no. ISI
4 sCC dulC If the Erl Cl, required, Nudu h'auk form
of lrUIUsn will Q hruighId on NJ pliFhUn to the
Chif CIrrk.
The stationery must be OF the bCs, :puulity sam
llra must accompany each bid.
The successful bidder viii be- required to give bond
with approved suTctiVF, f the hithtul mlhllmCu II
his contract, und the Department VIII reserve tho
right to order the articles us may deem prop"r an
To mC",Ust or diminish the Guanlity stated Ia tho
s"lp !Ulr.
Articles not NAMED In tie 'chedulc are To hc ii,r-
n,>lIrd Il. tho Opt, Uf the department. Ut the lowest
u,nILrl lli,C. GEO W. MCCRARN,
my2I Secretary ut War.