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National Republican., 1878-06-08
whore a FIasmsu i, Needed.

The danger Of accident at Brooks Station,
In tho county, increases every day, and the
necessity for flagman at that point, on the
Point Of Rocks Railroad, is strongly apparent.
The old Bladensburg road crosses the track
hero, and daily many persons are driving over
II, both for pleasure and business purposes.
Yesterday evening a family carriage came
near being run into Just through these causes
and tho ignorance OF tho gentleman Of any
train being near. The railroad company
should station fagman at this place, not
only for public safety, but 1t might be the
means Of saving them from sustaining heavy
damage In tho future.
National Republican., 1878-06-08
| Tho waverIy and Eagle-A Good Game thi $
Afternoon.

Tho waveriy and Eagis-A Good Game thi 5
Afternoon.
The Wavcrly, of Baltimore, succeeded in
capturing another ball from the ill-fitcd Eagle
yesterday, the score beings to /. The Cher
ries" are lamcntably weak at the bat, and uu.
less this defect is rcmcdied their games will
fail to draw even corporals guard. The
Baltimorcans did not play better game than
the Washington BOYS, but exccliCd them in
the batting department. 4 detailed account
of the game is unnecessary.
This afternoon, at four o'clock, the National
and IlUrnGll will contest for the supremacy
The latter are looked upon as the third club
In the race for the championship of the North
aud should our Southern team prove too much
Tor them they can lie proud of their laurcls.
The llOrncll have recently defeated the To-
Cumsch, Star, and Utica Clubs of the iutcrna-
tiOnal class, and since they started on their
tour the word defeat has not been inscribed
upon their banners. Let there be large turn
out this afternoon, rs good sport may be all.
ticipatcd.
GAMES ELSEWHERE Yesterday.
Pittsburg, Pa.-BuIhloi, ,; Alleghcnys, 2.
Providence. K. l.-lIarvartS, o. Browns, =.
New BCliOrd.-Auburns. 3; New BcdfOrds, 9
Cleveland, OhiO.-Tccumsehs, ,; Forest
City, /.
Manchester, N. H.-MiIwaukccs, 3; Man.
Chesters, O.
Hartford, Conn.-Stars, of Syracuse, .
Hart!ordS, !.
National Republican., 1878-06-08
The Preacher Wanted to See the Play.

During Booths engagement hero, says the
PittsburB LeGder, an individual applied at
the box Office for reserved seat and after
stating what was desired, said: 81 wonder II
MI Gottheld would allow the party this seat
is for to sit iu the upper boxY' That's not a
very good place to sec the play" said the
genial Fulwood. well, that's just what |
want returned the man. "You SEQ, the
seat Is for our preacher and ho don't waht
anybody to see him" an that case" said
FullwoOd, wed better put him up in the
other box. Your Sunday school superintCn-
dent is there now, and he'll have cOnyeuial
company" The man bought the ticket
National Republican., 1878-06-08
HAPPY SCHOOL DAYS.
And the Way They We're Ended for
Some Last Night.
Commencement of the Washington Normal
schooi-Twcnty Young Ladies Fitted
for Teachers-A Brilliant Time
mt Lincoln Hall - Mount
Vernon Soininary-Grad-
uatlng Exercises.
The Washington Norma, School.

Tho fifth annual commencement Of the
Washington Normal School, class Of ,7s, was
celebrated last night Ia Lincoln Hall. To say
that tho audience was very large would con-
vcy but a faint idea of its size. Long before
tho exercises commenced the hall was packed
and many hundreds were turned away. The
decorations were profuse and elegant. On the
panel at the rear of the stage was the motto
Much in Little" wrought in cedar. The
stage.front was completely covered with
bouquets and beautiful exotic plants. The
entertaining exercises afforded by the young
lady graduates were of an unusually high or.
der.
Tho essays presented were not only above
par in their composition, but the appropriate
ness of subject, the style, and the ccarneSs OF
enunciation with which they were rendered
made 1t pleasure for the audience TO listen.
Each cssayist, at the conclusion of her re-
marks, received hearty applause, which she
accepted with becoming grace. Seated OH the
platform were Commissioner Phelps, Rev. DR..
Clay McCaucy, Mrs. Sara J. Spencer, Supern-
tondcnt Wilson, and Trustees Curtiss Dyer,
Rcyburn, HOvcy, and Smith. Tho programme
was introduced by music by the orchestra. A
grand march was then played and the young
ladies entered on the stage, and performed
some beautiful marching evolutions.
Rev. DIR. McCaulcy invoked blessings, and
Trustee Curtis presented the essayists, fol-
| lows Miss Emma X. Scott THE Noiccless -
Miss Sarah VA. Shields, "Spcctaclcs :" Miss
agnes L. Brown. "Donatello; !" Miss I.avinia II.
Haukc, The Teacher and his Work :" Miss
Nellie +. Pumphrey, "Thc Old Writing. Desk"
Miss Sarah +. White, valedictOry, "rhc Glass
song" The programme was agrccably inter
| spcrscd with music by the orchestra and the
class. Commissioner Phelps conferred the
certificates of graduation on Misses Agnes Eme-
line Brown, Maria Monica Bryertou, Mary
buckley, Nina Lionue Marsh. Eva
Isabel McKeon, Blanche LeCompte Pattison,
Annie Augusta Chcsney, Mary Rebccca Gun
ningham, Cecilia Doughty, Harriet Jano Dru-
ry, Emma Linda Duvall, Lavinia Hannah
llauke, Mary Catherine johnson, Nellie Flor.
cnce Humphrey Emma Katharine scott, Sarah
| Van Allen Shields, Alice Emily Spcake Sarah
Estella Whccock, Sarah Eskridge White, Bar
bira Lowe Woodward.
The principal of the school, Miss Lucilla L.
Smith was present, aud received many and
well l-lcserved praises
National Republican., 1878-06-08
The Police,nen's Paw,

A delegation of policemen visited tho Capt..
tol last night for the purpose of obtaining an
interview with the Appropriation Committee c
in relation to tho reduction of their pay to
$500 per year, proposed in the sundry civil ap-
preparation bill. They were unable to obtain
tho interview. At halfpast ten this morning
the major aud captain, with full committee
of police officers, will call upon tho committee
As the bill prepared by the committee reads
the Commissioners are authorized to fix the
salaries to be paid tho officers and privates"
Of the force, Gt such reduced rates as may ap.
pear to them to be just, not exceeding $500
per annum. This wording of the bill, IL it
should be adopted, would cause the reduction
Of the salaries of not only the piivates, but
also the major, captain, aud other officers to
the specified 500 per annum.
National Republican., 1878-06-08
Mount Vernon Semlnnry.

The commencement exercises of the Mount
Vernon Seminary took place at tho Foundry
NJ. L. Church last night, and were witnessed
by large and highly respectable crowd. The
programme was of most interesting char
acter, and was rs follows:
Music, organ solo, Largo" Handel, Julia May
SUmcrS prayer Dr. J. T.. Rankin music. Over
ture 10 William Tell" Rossini Misses Eddy, Patti
son, Nash, and EHggs essay, THE Land of the
Heather" Ida VI. Andru'; vocal solo. 40 Luce Ill
quest Anima," Donizotti, Katie u. Perry; rccta-
ton. Tho Maiden Martyr" Mary Y. Rankin :
vocal solo The Flower Girl" Milard
Florence X. Nukcs; essay. There Is In souls
Il sympathy with sounds" Lura Nash /:
music "IulOnnlsc Mitairc,' -four hands, Misses
Eddy and SomCrs music, "GypS!cs' Chorus" nr-
ranged for class BY Professor l.. II. Hayden cS,ny
our Ncrnacular. Florence X. Nokcs music "Pi.
laCCa Br!lldntC," lOp H. Won Weber. Misses Nash
and SumrrS; vocal solo. The Mcssrgc" Blumcn.
thai Julia Rockwell vnlcdiCIDry, Mary =. Rankin
music vocal duet, "ENcyl,GOr." Balfc Misses Stew.
ant and Bags: Gdlrc>s t. graduate, and cOmfcrrlng
diplomas Rev. H. Il. NaylOr, d. D.; chorus Good
Night" FlUtow, vocal class.
Tho graduates were Miss Ida VI. AndruS In
dianapolis. lud.; Miss I.ura Nash, Ottawa, ILL.,;
Miss Florence X. NUGcS, Washington. d. C.,
and Miss Mary +. Rankin, Washington. d. G..
The floral offerings were of an unusually cab
Oratc charaCter-tho platform, with its mOssy
trimmings and fair occupants, being u genuine
bower Of beauty.
National Republican., 1878-06-08
VEGEEINE
IfOR GENER.1L DEBILTTY.

DANf0nrn, ME, October ?, ls77.
Mr.. STEVENS:
Irdr Sir: My heath has always been poor. Have
taken many kinds of medicine, but never took
ANY that could besin 10 help mo like the Negcin :.
Dni year ago last March | had the Lung Fever: II
lett me very feeble for long time. could do but
very tic WORK, AMI II was hur for me to do ci,
that. hud never heard OF Neyetine One day | saw
that il would help me- l sent the next day and 20,
one bottle. ard before took one bOtt.o could see
good effects from the medicine. After taking u few
bOtIlei could do good washing have taken seven
bottles sixty-ive years old never was well In
my le and meyer was so eshy, for hlrh feel CRATE
hl t. you and TO our Heavenly Father | recon-
mend to all around me for prize II above ali other
medicines Respectfully, yours,
MRS. T.. r.. HOWARD.
THOUSANDS will bear testimony land do II vo.-
uuaTiyl that Ncgrtine Is the best medical compound
yet placed before the public for the TenOyating and
purifying the blood Grad ealing all humOrs, impair.
Ties poisonous secrCtiUns from the system invgOr.
utus and Strengthening the system drbatn'l by dis
cn~" III ia t. 1t l., rs many have called II, Tho Great
lieAllh ltgstUTeT"
National Republican., 1878-06-08
DRoposALs FOR STATIONERY.

NAVY DEPARTMENT,
wASIIINGTOS. II. e., June :, ISIS.
Soalel proposals., addressed to tho Secretary OF the
Navy for furnishing SIHt!OIery for til" May Depart
mcnt, AMI bureaus rnd offices thereof. N washing.
ton. during the s al ed June TO- Is71 wall be
I5reiYsl until ~ O'clock IN OF June ~
Proposals must he suDiu. tied the forms furnish
c by the Department. with the guarantee ant ri :
cate annexed, and must cnbrRIe all the Items there
In.
Proposals from putiCs 10. engaged In business In
WAshInL ton, or who have not ply depot In such
city, will not he cuns dnrpd.
The C Ie ule embraces two general glasses: First,
IGgt and envelopes: ord, miscellaneous art Icts
and the contract viii he awarded In the wulr or by
classes. aS may be considered the more advuna cUus
To the Government
1he ID pnrtnrnt reserves the rIht to require II
greater less quantity OF any article in the schedule
than that sp"cihel, Us the wants OF the may
qu.re.
The articles VIII be called for from time to me as
neede and must be In accordance with the sChe lnle
nnd satisfactory to the heal Of the Olicr bureau for
which required must be deliver ii without unneces-
sary delay and nj the expenS" OF tho contractor In
default of any of which requirements the D.par pnt
reserves the right to purchase the articles elsewhere
10 nnnu the contract IN whole or In pTl nIII will
hold tho contractor reSpOns BILE fUr any additional cS-
pensr II necessarily inCnrs thereby.
Bills properly approved, accruuy under the con-
tract, VIII De pad quarterly. -
II. W. THOMPSON,
Jcs Secretary of the Navy.
National Republican., 1878-06-08

I call attention to the following living and ,ncor
csibc facts, AMI c alongo tho world for their equal.
viz:
TIE SaOODO TRAINED GIRAFFEi
Positively the Cniy Giraffe in America trained "a
drive In harness
$3.50 GIANT DEVIL FISH
a1 feet long. The rst and only psrcc! specimen oi
thIs Gigantic CcphnlOpOdinn Monster ever captured
seen on emth. Twin give t:ovol for its equal,
sl0OU0 llrOnChO Horses $1,000 Exhb ton OF Trained
Dogs! 5000 Dog Hanging Act, 5000 Horse Leapei
ol'Iho Would! tlO,u0 Barrel nscensionisti
MILE EMMA STOKES,
Princess Of the Menege, with her Beautiful Palfrey
Tandem Team.
$1,000 Two Horse Riding Rocky Mountain Goats IN
q! % Dogs Riding bareback Dos.' sio0S Female
nas, performed bya female In he open stree. during
the procession Royal Imperial Street Pageant
Edgar Mcntcrs Silver Cornet Bnndl And followed
by the Magnificent $1,000 Tay-IIo Coach si1U1
lmp' rial Coach OF Napoleon ILL., siDO.VU Beautiful
lironcho Horses! $1,000 Royal japanese Troupci
No s!de-shows or peddiers allowed. No smoking In
tie tent.
There will he two entertainments each day-aftcr-
noon aud evening-undcra new aud beautiful Double
ParlOr tent,
Admission, 80 cents. Children half price. Elegant
rCscrvpd seats a5 cents extra.
Doors open ut l:S0 and 7:JO o'clock D. m.
jS5.7s W c. COUP, Manager.
National Republican., 1878-06-08
Honcyn,oon Hunters.

The clerk of the court has Issued marriage
licenses to the following applicants
W. Hickey and Mary X. liaynO.
George Medley and Rcbecca Weston.
Samuel Phcnix and Lydia Copper, both Of
Alexandria, Va.
James Manning and Anna Eliza Myers, both
of Washington County, Md.
National Republican., 1878-06-08

Another excellent programme has been ar
ranged for the regular entertainment of Frank
liu Legion tonight, and, as usual, tho hall will
be crowded, and all who would avail them
selves of choice seats should go carly. Rccita-
tions solos. duets, &c, will be in order, together
with solo on the violin by little Miss Had
field. Miss Addic Prosperi will preside at the
piano Admission ten cents.
On Sunday afternoon, ut halfpast thrcc
o'clock, the regular Temperance meeting will
be held at which good speaking aud excellent
singing may be expected, as several of the lady
vocalistS who have mnde the Saturday evening
entertainments so popular have promised to
assist. All are invited.
IS Black Chevlot suits color warranted Eiscman
Bros corner Seventh and streets,
National Republican., 1878-06-08
A Trunk on Fire.

About hulf.past six o'clock last evening q
trunk belonging to Mrs. General Sheridan was
brough, to the Baltimore aud Ohio Depot
Soon aftcrward smoke was discovered Issuing
from tho trunk, and the baggage-master
upon breaking it open, found that box O.
parlor matches had ignited. The fro was GX
tinguished before any damage was done to the
contents of the trunk.
National Republican., 1878-06-08
VEGEWHNE
KIDNEY COMPLIIyTS-DY 4,

LRwIsToS, ME November ). lS77.
Mn. ". r. STEVENS:
ISnr Sfii Ny father has been afflicted with Dy,-
pcpsR anl Kidney Complaint for the last ten years,
and mas been q LrcIt sufferer. Our famIly and tho
neghbyTs though, we shOnld lose him, About six
months ego hs commenced taking your NoSp,nc.
Now he Is n well mnn. but he wOuld not be without
til" Nrgstne In his house aud h9 advises all persons
tctcl with those complaints to give the Negeln "a
fair trial and they will lie satiI Iird that II Will cure
than. HGhad tried all kinds of medicines witho It
success b"i"re taSlns the NeS"tinG ! ave myself
the Ncgetinc, and have, and cun truly say that |
never felt batter In my life than do now.
j. a. CROSS,
No, Chestnut street, L LswlstUn, Me.
National Republican., 1878-06-08
Bows and Childreu's

blouse suits, and single short pants at the Bows
Clothing House Of D. Robinson X Co., SJy Pcnnsyl
yanla avenue.
National Republican., 1878-06-08
Mothers. Mothers, Mothers.

Don't fail to procure MKs wINsLows SOOTHING
sYnur for all diseases of tOething in children. II
relieves the child nom pain, cures wind collie
health 70 the child. gives rest 10 the mother.
National Republican., 1878-06-08
CITY ITEMS.

REDUCED rates 10 parties remaining one week or
longer. Season 1s7Sopens June l5. stockton Hotel
Cape May, n. J. tNoTE-Wc take great pleasure In
informing our patrons that new passenger eeva-
tor and electric bells lin every room) have been
added to the hotel CHARLES DuFfY
(of Continental Hotel, Philadelphia
Proprietor and General Manager.
National Republican., 1878-06-08
HoRRIHLE R1ILRO.iD TR.1GEDr.
An Unknown Man B"headcd by u Hallway
IrllI- -sIILan...l sLrIGlln

An Unknown Man Ii"headcd by u Hallway
Train-Supposcd suicide.
When the western day express. Baltimore
and Potomac road which is due in this city at
nine p. m rounded the curve at Wilson's Sta
ton, eight miles from the city, last evening, a
man was seen lying on the track, with his head
over one rail and feet over the other, a short
distance ahead Of the train. There was not
time to stop the train, and in another moment
the engine struck the man. The train was
then stopped, and it was found that the head
aud feet had been entirely severed from the
body, which lay near the track, in u bloody
heap In the hurried search the head could
not be found, but the rest Of the remains were
brought to the city on the train The body is
that of u white man, respectfully dressed
Nothing was found upon his person to identify
him. The theories advanced are that it wa+
either deliberate and horrible suicide or else
the man was overcome by liquor. A party
was sent out to search for the head, aud is ex,
pected to return this morning. Coroner Pat.
tersOn will view the remains to-day.
SO full cashmere suitS-slD full cashmere SUITS
National Republican., 1878-06-08

New Advertisements.
NcCctne for general debility.
Pulnis Royal, lll7 Pennsylvania avenue.
476 Pennsylvania avenue northwest Boarding.
Dr. c. BcMontreyille, dentist l221 street north.
west
Proposals for stationery and flcl-Navy Depart.
mcnt.
Proposals for fuel-Commiss!onors District Co.
lumbla.
Coldens Liebis's Liquid Extract OF Beef and
Tonic Invigorator
National Republican., 1878-06-08

nFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
" DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
WAsHISGrON. June 7, ISIS
seaed proposals will be rscel, e a the olce Us above
until u o clock noon. THURSDAY, June ~. for fur
nShlny Fuel to the District Government tor the year
ending June 80, 1879. For instructions and blanks
apply 10 the superintendent of Property ID. c. Room
II. Morrison Bidding Fuurand-HIaif street
BY or l0r Of the Commissioners.
T.. H. TOWNSEND,
JeS-SruThBt superintendent of Property.
National Republican., 1878-06-08

IL YouR hair Is coming out or turning gray do
not mur1nur over misfortune you can so easily
avert. Ayers Hair vigor will remove the cause OF
your grief by restoring your hair to its natural
color, and herewith your good looks and good ma.
N
National Republican., 1878-06-08

THE clothing establishment OF Eisemau Bros
corner Seventh aud Estrects, Il continually crow ded
with purchasers. Low prices and fair dealing 4,
bound 10 gain TO public favor.
National Republican., 1878-06-08
Indications,

For the South Atlantic and Middle States lower
pressure, increasing southcrly and castcrly winds
generally warmer, partly cloudy or cloudy weather
and frequent rains, followed by local storms.
National Republican., 1878-06-08
NEW ADVERTIsEMENTs.
DR.. G. DeMONTREVILLE,
nENTlAI

No. 1877 street northwest between Twelfth and
Thirteenth stree a (Same house with
Dr. 1. Z. tON.)
offIce hours daily 10 + sundays = to ip.m.
wASlIINGrON CITY.
Thirty years experience CelulOii, Goid Patna,
and continuous Gum Work. Pialin4zed Gold Filings
" frSnt Teeth Rn Artistic Specially.
hcitrencesi Colonel W. X. itogers, Private Secre.
tary to the President: General William O. IeDuc
Commissioner of Agricuiturr; Hon. John J. Knox,
Comptroller of Currency; senator Mcmillan. Gov
AleS. Ramsey {, X, Dnyi, and other
National Republican., 1878-06-08
National 9epublitan.
Arrival OF Passenge, Trains.
At BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC DEp-i, SIXTH A

At BALTIMORE AND ONO DEroT, NEW JERSEY AVE
SuE AND STREET.
NOrnhD. Efvnn1
sti5, n. Y. Phil & Dos eS sl:JO, Baltimore CcCom.
shg,. baltimore express 40, baltimore accom-
S:an Western express .5:Ua y Y, Phil & Hos ck
es baltimore accom-. SD Western Mail.
$40 Fred. nc.. tMet br'Ch '':1 Baltimore nCcOu.
81. Baltimore Annapolis e. Is, baltimore express
and way. I7;sO Western express.
eiS, Mhrtinshurg and lila. ssGl, Baltimore express
gerstUwn nc, met br'Ch.' sRIj, Y, Phil & Bos eN.
slU:SD, Baltimore accom-. lO:lj Baltimore accom-.
n:n baltimore express
sArTiys daily Others Sundays excepted
As' For the time OF departure OF trains, see adver.
hscments elsewhere.
National Republican., 1878-06-08
SEGETlNE.
Y E G { I'll N {
THE TITCHM.i REPORT.

EVANSVILLE, ISD, d mbcr y, iS77
DR. H. II. SrEvESS:-
| have suffered with !Sri ottd and S-rpIuLT HHOPs
oyr slice coIld remember: II has been In our fam
iy for yeas Lrtnre wlr born. Inherited It. have
tried al kinds OF medicine. AIter having used great
many other patent medicines, Riter having paid many
large do tors bills hoard from ne ghbNr that Wa.
ErfSE hal cured him. ! had good faith, because |
saw II, and 20 went 10 the DuddenhRlsen Eagle Drug
Sturs tn purchase q bU.te OF the NEGETISE kept
taking the NEIErISE, and, In fact. became ter
nnd better. When had taken several bottles all
.SrTOGii SIc' aud marks gore; my health very
OF. 1t Is the brSt bio ID purifier ever tried II viii
cure SCIgndr. II lOOk the sores and humDrs or my
ll,p. IL gave me II clear skin. Ercrybo ly who has
got Srr1'Ii HuBIOrs should Try L.
FERDINAND SCIINICK.
Matchmaker, Main street.
I know tho abOvr to he true.
DIR CHAS. NJ DCDDENIAUSEN,
Apoilierary, 81 Main street
NEGETINEiS now acknowledged by our best ply.
slCIns 10 he the Gn,y and safe remedy for ali
arising from impure blood, such Scrolu!a and
National Republican., 1878-06-08

tcn.dOllRrbl cannot he better invested than
by buying with 1t one ut liable Brus.S, corner
Seventh AMI ID street., slO Cashmere suits. They
Just lgad the town.
National Republican., 1878-06-08

YouSG PEOPLE do pay attention 10 your teeth
neglect will soon ruin them. lie wise in time.
Clean them daily with TuURsroS's Ivory PEARL.
ToOrH POWDER the most perfect dentrifce known.
II will keen then, through life In good condition.
white and sounn. Will harden tho gums. swcctcn
he breath, and prevent toOthache. Sold by all
druggists. 25 and 80 cents per bottle.
National Republican., 1878-06-08

nR, N; FRANK WHITE, THE MAGNETIC
- Healer, ~ Tenth street northwest, treats sgo-
cesSly the most obstinate Chronic and Acute Dis
ensss Consultation free oihee hours-lO TO llo ~
hnd 10 U p m. oc8iy
National Republican., 1878-06-08

g. all wool Cashmere Pants. EIsomRn Bros, cor,
ncr seventh and L streets,
National Republican., 1878-06-08
Franklin Temperance Legion.

DO not pay SIS for business suit until you have
seen the elegant selection being offered by HABLE
Bros. corner Seventh aud ID streets for only SO.
National Republican., 1878-06-08

nR. BOSwORTH, 9ls T. STREET N. W, Is THE
- most skill1ul aud tho only scientific Medical
Electrician ever In this city All nervous and chronic
diseases positively cured Female diseases specially.
Patterson, 3. C. samuel Sormsnt, Washington, IL
C.. and others. Consultation free oc37iy
nR. H. II. ROGERS, CONSULTING AND PRAC-
~ tcing Medical Electrician, 800 Ninth strest
northwest Electricity as theraps agent, Is In
valuable and IL especially adapted for nervous dis
0ases and diseases OF women. ooliy
National Republican., 1878-06-08
Real Estate Transfers.

$40 full cashmere suitS-slD full cashmere suits
SyyUuth street
National Republican., 1878-06-08
JOROPOsALS FOR FUEL.

NAVY DEPARTMENT,
"AsIINGTOS ID. C., June :. 1878
Scaled proposals.. Ind, T a aud addressed to the
3 c.ctary orthe Nauy, wall he received until noon of
THURSDAY, June q. to supply the Navy Depart
~ tpus (2iD lbs. to the ton) b.st quality white ash
cgg coal.
Il tons ('2fo lbs to the ton) best quality white ash
nut coal.
iCO cords (2s cubic fccp of well seasoned good size
oak wood
10 cords (los cubic feeD We'll seasoned bakers pine
wood.
an (which will be weighed. measured and inspect
cd by the Navy Department Inspector NJ the pcnse
Of the contractor, according To the requirements OF
the net CfCungress approved July II, 1871.
These supplies must be eyerel at the Navy De-
partment, OiGG for which required by the 9th Of
July NEXT to Insure which bonds will be required of
the successful bidder,
Bids may be made Tor either wood or c1al, tor
both hut must state muCh per cord ton, as the
may be, without distinguish n ns to lie Size OF
coal or Kind OF wood.
H. W. THOMPSON,
je9td Secretary OF the Navy.
National Republican., 1878-06-08

WELLS MACuiSE-srREAD STRENGTHENING PLASr
ERs are still the best known. Their curative pow
crs far surpass oil Others.
National Republican., 1878-06-08
B.ISI- B.tLI,

so. ten dOllars-slO ten dOlar-slO ten dollar
$40 for elegant Cashmere suits. liable Bios.
seventh and ID streets.
National Republican., 1878-06-08

EARD times demand economy; practice It b.
reuOvating your sUiled gloves with JoUvES's ISG
DERous KID GLOVE CLEASsER. Price % cents pc
bottle.
National Republican., 1878-06-08

Amusements Tonight.
CONIQUE.-varlt'y performance.
National Republican., 1878-06-08
yEGETlNE,

IS Black Chevlot suits, color warranted. Eiscman
Bros, corner Seventh and streets