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Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1878-03-17
0rtsineGes G6e6iinOnte.

Seu beriibmten 96iIoIophen uno Treun0
Settings, Wtoies WenbeIsi oh n
(seboren 1929 5u 9.Iau, setOrben 1856
su 8erlln), bate bic gtatur in 8eSiehuna
duf @eiit uno 8emiit6 Sipar reid ausoes
ftattet, iein IeuBeres oaaegen Iebr ftief.
mitterlidb bsbonosIt. Gr mar nid5t nur
budlig, ionoern auda itets ie6r frdntIit,
6enno1 befam er cine iunge, IGb6ne uno
liebensuiiroige Same our Satin. SieIe
G6e fam in elmer h6dIt origineQen gBeile
au Stanbe. auf elmer Heiie ndmlih,
tpel6e Wtenoelsiobn na6b g8olfenbiittel
mddate, nm 2eIItne 3u beIu9en, belt er Ii9
einige Gage in 9am6ura auf un0 ma9te
oaIelbIt Die BetanntIhait bes reiden Bans
fiers Su9genhelm uno oeIIen Sod1ter.
ginige 3elt rlahher, aIs Wten0elsiohn
obermals auf Der &IidreiIe in Sambura
pernsilte uno Den Bantier, rpelher ibn
ouBeroroentlid) bohiddBte uno perebrte,
Dieotr beludte, er6Haete ibm bieIer, oab
IS iein iehnli6Iter WunI Il mdre, ibn our9
tnnige Vanoe an ieine SauiiIie ju feIIeln,
mo4te Der freuoiaen 8eipeeuns 6es Ybtlo=
Iopben ieoo6 oaourh elm ihnelles gnoe,
oaB er Die 8emertlin9 bin3uFiigte: ,lln-
gludli6er gSeiIe aber baben sic cine
Siiformitdt, melhe Der Yermirtlihuna
meines WunIhes SinoerniIe in ben Wea
Ieat uno melhe. i'd bari es Sbnen tiiht
Derbeblett - auf nteine Sobter einen iebr
iiblen ginorud eenla9t bat" Mls Wten-
oelsI0bn na1 Berlin suriidtebren pollte,
tra9te er ben BANTER I'M Die grlaubniB,
BON Der So9ter abi6ieo nebmen au oir-
fen, mas ibm germ geltattet tuuroe, uuo 70
berfiiste er li1 in oeren 3immer. SSrdu-
Iein 8useen6eim ein9 Dem 9biloiopbea
unb ridtete eleih mad ben eriten 8e.
eriiBun9sformeln auf cine etwas iGnip-
pilae Weile folgenoe SSroee an i'm: .perr
MenoelsIobn, glauben Sic, baB Die Chen
gum 8Oraus i'm Soin1mel aeidloiien tper-
beng - .@etpiB, 6rdulein! !" .ntseenete
oitier iofort, .jeoesmal penn elm Rnabe
lou 9eboren tperoen. 10 tpirb ibm Snpor i'm
Simmel Die ihm beItimntte Satin aeaeiot.
10 lebrt Safis, Der peiie 4erler. llno mol.
len Sic millea, tpelhe 8attin mir Dor mel.
ner 9eburt aeSei9t muroe2 sic, mein
Srdulein; ieooh iparen sic oamaIs niht
10 i96n, ols i'd sic nunmehr Dor mir
Iehe. = nein sic iuaren ourh sinen
bdBliGen SDder berunitoltet, tpel6 trauri-
ger Anblid mid 5u oem Musruie perans
laBte: .SroBer Soft! bic iG0ne @ueaen.
beim nit einent Sofer = tpie tpiro iie bies
ertraoen2 8. bimmIilber 8ater," bat i'd
Johann. 'f,inm ibr ben bdblihen S6dsr
meg uno belaite mid oamitl" llnb Der
Serr eepdbrte mir neine Bite. sic
Ieben nun, rnein Jrdulein, tparum i6 nit
bieIem S6der behaftet bin, ipeshaIb i'd,
Stnen 10 iehr miBfalle.~ Grduleitt @ua.
9enbeim bate ibm nit Gritaunen unb
Riibruns suseb6rt uno bot ibm oarauI
lfreunoIiG un6 peri6bnt ldhelnb ibre Sano.
Gurae 3eit na6her purbe tie MenoeLs.
liobn's aliidIidbe @attin, bic mad Der dnBe.
rem GeffaIt ,penie fraefe, felt lie ben nun.
oeriamen @eiit erfentleii 9elerHt, meldber ii
lber unihsinboren ollle pohnte,
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1878-03-17

lebten 4rmen uno ousesbeiiertsr S9enleln
= @urrogate fiir cine Welt BON 6d10nbeit,
bic Idneit periunfen! - Sie no6eeoun.
teIten. iahr6unoertumIdatteten @emdlot
BON Sisian, Yeroneie unb Sint0retto -
Surrogate fiir cine berloihene Welt BON
sfarbe uno 2int. 5elbit uniere Srdume
Itnn Die Elm etrnsfiIhes @rab, IN 6as mir
nit al oem Sdeldrnt Der Shaufel uno
Sade einbreben = Die gefr6nten uno oers
goloeten @eitatten Iinten 3u einem Sdufeln
5toub unb alde suiammen, iobalo MIR
erna9en.
g8ie oft fpirb 10 bic S6aIe fir ben Rerr,
6os abbilb fur bas urbilo, bic &opie fur
baS Original, oas Surroedt fur 0as Soeale
genomnten. Sie Sonnenblume Selidntb
penbet ibr anseiiht INNER nur benz itrab-
lenoen SimmelsberrI1er Selios au; lie
pirbe Iib ourh cine poreeboltene 6erBe
ooer 2aterne nitt tduI9en, tiht perIoden
Io1en Bie lanee lou ben Wenihen nod
bic 8lunte beI9dmen, ilno mann tpiro er
ii9 i'm 2sben, in Der 2iebe, in Der 2iteratllr
bon ben rau9igen Sldmmhen Der Surro'
gate in bic refine 4etberwelt Der 6pnne er.
heben2
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1878-03-17
ueber Surrogate.
plauSersi bon Or. alfrsS SrieSmanu.

ST es Elm @liid ober Elm llneIiid fir ben
Weni9en, oaB sr bas S6hite anitrebt, nm
iih enolid. poer idon in Der Mittt ieines
9iaoes NIT benz 0erineeren su begniisen !?
~ g9ir tpiIien es nidt. aber DAB es 10 lit.
wiiien mir Wfan eebt nod Hoien aus nno
bringt Dornen belu .Mari reiit 1a1 bem
r,armprnen Eom oss MunIhes nnb iinbet
bas @6etto Der Wirtlihfeit. Wean m6Gte
Elm Beethoven in Der Wfuiif psrben nnb
bssnist iih. Difenbat eetporoen iein. ~
llno islbIt Die Gr6Bten limb BON oieiem gs.
ies ni6t ausgenorsulsn. - Gtlblt Der
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1878-03-17
Daa Gd9lid)e Uolksblatt

scfet per Eof tobns eonntrssbIutt) s9.20 per Sabr
N.eO bas babe Sasr unb $3.50 bas Dert.IiaAr. uis
eSuntassbIutt sti9o per Sabs $3.50 has baIbs SGbs
Bnh $3.50 has 9isrtsIidhr.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1878-03-17
Mannigfaltigcs.
MerstIide g0nfuItatiO n.

.Mbr0pOs, llebet NOft0r. Im mDmie
meinen Gatten germ peranlalletl, IN oet
ndditen 6aiIon nit mir nod Wfnndcc 5af
qeben. ggeIhe Rrnnfbeit braud3e ib sn
6ieIem 3ued r.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1878-03-17

Ob uns cine Ssoribouer mao benz
Sooe beithieben lit, bieie Srdge bat emit
elm Ipaniiber Oimter In bic linnigei1
Worte gefabt: SD bin seIpnnnt, ob birfer
meinem 2eben Elm puntt fommt obtr ets
5emifoIpn?
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1878-03-17
Sic ,,8titIide 8ldtttr i"

Sos @cnhesssGIatt Des g,neinnat poIEsbIas, nS Ass
nhssrbouunsB eswibmtt unb teinsn flo baiipts
a&i@ bur4 bic ErsifH9tsit AE BARN psrSifsntIistsn
sri6bIunam aus.
Ruis sayG sasr psrtOise. Ra@ surOsa - per SGSs
yertpfrd.
Rdehi&sn atennsnten ssr4 bic Trasr ta's eaus sss
sisrtwirb.
GeIsienhunSsn Ebnnsn per .gsnss DtSez@ osss rsss.
frtrtsn Srief Grf tmier Milto ssma9t werhtn.
Die Cincinnati vOlksblatt Compagnie,
b OK 1A1A.
Gineinnasi. ..
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1878-03-17

Sriftiger @runo. sIber antpi-
nette, Sie iinb ia beut 10 fa!t sessn mid,
10 dblebnero -.
nSa, i'd, bite sic, ipie fam Id ais
3Gnserin lIebenspiroig eeseir eirien Sours
naIiifen iein, Der bic Rebuttion Der Irmet
befiirmDrtet I"
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1878-03-17

@aitroiopbiIdes. 1927 eri&ien
in 8tneoig cine Abhanbluna iiber BEN
Sn[ot, porin Der Nutor ieln Sbema in 68
Sapiteln behanoeIte ntt0 u. u. bic Gragen
er5rterte ,Worin beIfeht oas ei9entlihe
Meien oes 5alats2" vaaben bic Ilten
6alat eeqeIien 2" gBns III Der IeBte 3fped
bes SalateHens lnb ipDrans beIteht ber-
ielbe ,@as geb6rt gum SaIot 7" u.i.tp.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-08-30
PROBATE NOTICE.

N0TFrE "a hereby GIVEN TRAIT
~ o. N. Reckstead has filed in my Office petition pray.
ing Order Of the Second judicial Dstric Court and
for Ormshy County Nevada, directing William r. Mus
grove, executor of the last viii and testament OF William
Patterson deceased to deed to said petitioners wife Mrs
Jane Becstead lot three ) IN block No. fcrtyseven 90
OF Mussers Division of Carson City, Ornsby County Ne
vada. Said petition viii he heard in said Court, at ts
roorn in Carson City, at 10 O'Clock MAY 5th, 1873,
when ali parties interest will heard in that behalf,
in opposition thereto sols-ars
BY order Of his Honor, g. H. WRIGHT, Judge ot sal
Court.
Carson City, April =. 1873.
law4r .AI FRED HELM, Clerk q said Court
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-08-30
Wednesday, September l8, 1878


For the purpose Of nominating candidates for
Governor,
Lieutenant Governor,
Secretary of State,
State Controller,
State Treasurer
Surveyor General,
Superintendent of Public Instruction,
Representative in Congress,
Justice OF the Supreme Court,
Clerk of the Supreme Court
Also the selection of State Central Committee and
transaction such other business may properly
come before the Convention
Delegates to said Convention were appOrtiOned from
each county follows:
ChurchH county .''''.'...'' DeleSate
Douglas County ty....................... Delegates
ElkO County DeieSales
Esmeralda County. ty..................... Delegates
Eureka County. IS Delegates
Humboldt County Observation-Disclosures. Delegates
Lander County ty................,........ Delegates
Lincoln County OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Delegates
Lyon County. y........................... Delegates
Nye County ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Delegates
Or1nsby County. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Delegates
Storey County 81 Delegates
WaShOe County Is Delegates
White Pine County. Delegates
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-08-30
0RMSBY COUNTY DEMOCRATIC
STATE AND COUNTY
Priln airy Elections.

+ A REGULAR MEETING OF THE
"A Ormsby County Democratic Central Committee, all
election for Delegates to the State and County Conventions
was ordered to take place on the
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$40 Reward !!

Il OST. ON TESDAY. MAY 7th, 1873.
Il between the Mountain House. the Aurora Road
and Cradebaugh's Ranch, Memorandum Book contain
ing valuable papers, letters and some money The finder
will receive the above reward by leaving at the Mountain
House o,lt the Aurora road r FERRY
Nav 7t:i. 1873. 4N'
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-08-30
DR.. |. j. CzkPK4yS
PRTvaT haEc'CRt sTsTuT

PRIyAT EcIcRt sT'TuTEs
l27 HTontgt rnsgy street.
Sap Francisco .. . 0l site tho Occidental Hotel.
ES'TABILSEIHD II 1854.
For the Ger,raa nene Cuv, ri sI Special and
Chrnntc Dtsassas. -lso II F@nIals
Com plnf.aSs al Eiseasas OF tho
EervOps sSstena.
TKSHF pmME%&E G.'as ERU4TAIa OF Rt1-
man life annually tr and chronic iiseas;
caused this Old and rei institution 70 be established
first in Philadelphia Pen 1850 and aitt ,d5 in Sen
Francisco, Cal lE54 private di5laisary, in order TO
the afflicted the hes leiiCa and surgical treatment
for the above and al b aEactons and complaints
Consultations at the 'rstit it. ,r ty letter, FREE.
To I'll. tiHtctsd:
Dr. L. J. CzapAay st respectfully inform Il
public Of the Pacific It, at the solicitation
Of his friends Idred9 Of those unfortu-
nately afflicted with disease ne has rOpfned his MEDICAL,
AND SURGICAL IEETJTU"FE and resrrned the practice
Of his profession The ionto- would remind ali those
need Of medical al II 1t since reiinuishing
very extensive and s practice in San Francisco Re
has vised thL principal Ca n Europe, inspecting dill
gently the most ~1e1 to ala, and gathering the ex
perence Of the most ea:n1 IN he profession the benefit
from which he offers 70 al in need OF his services Rhe-
matte affections, chrome canh Diseases Of the stomach
and kidneys liver ;&irts, etc. successfully treated
Those who suffering from the and nigcctics
of youth, weakness physical and mental debility
assured of PERMANENT CHARGES moderate Al
communications strictly confidential Aedicncs sent by
express. Address l. j. CZAPKAY, n D.
G.F 127 Montgomery St. between Bush ard Sltter sts
ai25-lT San Francisco
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-08-30

This Committee recommend to the several County Com
mttees adopt such restrictions at the primaries shall
exclude all except well known Republican voters from
ing for delegates the Convention. The of
choosing said delegates referred to the several County
Committees for their respective action.
c. c. BATTERMAN, Chairman
HENRY PIPER, Secretary. au25td
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-08-30
MAGNOLIA
ksszEazzJzsEszzz zlzszzlaB1D
BALM

The MAsrorrA BALM is q sure device FOR creAons
pure and blooming complexion.
1t conoeals all natural blemishes in the most sur
rrising and effective manner.
II removes all rouehness, eruptions, rednesc.
blotches freckles, and tan with magical power
It drives away all evidences Of fatigue and eI-
element.
It makes the plainest face beautiful
It gives the complexion dazzling purity AMI
makes the neck, face, and tT1ns appear graceful
rotund, and plump.
Itmakes q matron Of IS or 40 look not more than
% years old, and changes the rustic maiden into
cultivated city belle.
Yze Haonolta Balm re1ores all Nenaishes and con-
cedls every drduoback TO beauty; and trHife IS az
harmless aO1ter it IS so tDe-tke mas tDec's Mdt
he closest Observer cannot detect ats Hse. .
Ladies who want to make themselves attractive
IAN make an absolute certainty OF IT by using
HAeANs MAGNoLIA BALM, and we know OF no oohef
vsy. 1t 10 the cheapest preparation IN the W9r1s
all things considered, Hnd NAY be had ~ any ofss
store.
National Republican., 1878-06-21
PONDS EXTRACT.
ponds EXTRACT.
Tho Peoples Remedy.
The Universal Pain Extractor.
Note; Ask for Ponds Extract
Take no other.


things,
PONDS ExTRACT-Thcg grcn. Vegetable
thirty years, and for sisaniinsss lea and prompt
curative virtues cannot he excelcd.
CHILDREN. No lnmiiy can afford to Be without
Contnsions, Cats, sprsins, Ire relieved
Utmost instantly by external application.
EIsorisiions, CRaIinss, Old Sores Sores,
fnmmatien, reduces swcliinss, stops bleeding,
removes dscolorntion and heals rapidly.
LADIES flnd II their bost friend. IL assuages
the pains to which they arc pee u lia Fly
the head. nausea vertigo, go. Y promptly
Kinds Of innsmmstioas and GiHs uissra. a:
HEs1o oE q HOLDS or PILEs nnd in this the
only immediate relef and ultimate cure.
long resist lite regular use.
yAnICOsE VEINS. II is the only sure cure.
KIDNEY DIsEAsEs. 1t has no equal for per.
BLEEDING from any oau,e. For this u is spe-
eihc. 1t has saved hundreds Of lives when all
other remedies failed to arrest bleeding from
nose, stomach, Iungs, and elsewhere.
TOOTMACHE, Earache, Nearslsie and
s hsams.l:n are .s, Al alike relieved and
rHYsICiAN Is Of oil schools who arc acquainted with
Ponds Extract of Witch Hazel r-cou,-
commendation from hundreds Of Physicians.
many Of whom order It for use in their ova
PRACTICE. ulllt4On 10 tne foftHOinR, ulty
order It's use for Swcl1ings OF all kinds,
Quinsy, Sore Throat, In famed Tom
sils, simple and chronic Diarrhea, Ca
rarrh uor which 1t Is o speeifel, Chill
blnins, Frosted Feet, stings OF
Insects, Mosquitoes, ETC., Chapped
Ilands, Face, and indeed all manrsr Of
tkin diseases.
TOILET Use. Removes soren ness, Roughnsss
ind smartingy heals Cuts, Eruptions
Lnd Pimpies. It vetfres, tnr,0oritcs and
,Sfr,ihts, while wonderfully improving the
Complexion.
TO FAHMERs-Pond's Extract. No Stock
breeder, no Livery Man can afford to be with
out II, 1t Is used by nll the leading Livery
Stables, Street Hailronds and first Horsemen
tn New York City. It has no equal for sprains,
Ecratehes, sw;llings, Cuts. Laccrations, Bleed
ings, Pneum6hia, Colo, DnrThGa, Chills,
Colds. &c. Its range OF ucton is wide, and the
relief 1t affords IL 20 prompt that 1t Is invalua-
Ile in every FnrIn ard US well as in every
Tarm.house. Let IL be triod once, and you
will never he without IL.
CAuTIONt Ponds Extract has been initiated.
The genuine article has the words Pond 9
Extract blown In each bottls. 1t Is prepared
ly the only persons living who ever
knew how TO prepare 1t properly. Refuse all
other preparations OF Witch Hazel. This IL
The only article used by Physicians and in tho
hospitals Of this country and Europe.
HISTORY and Usec of Scnd's Extract,
| in pamphlet form, sent frSi on application to
| PONDS EXTRACT COMPANY, Is Maiden
M. NF-s
National Republican., 1878-06-21
MISCELLANEOUS.
why Gold Changes Color.

It is well known that the human body con-
tains bumors and acids similar In action TO
and having a like tendency toward bascr
metals, as nitric and sulphurid acids have;
namely, to tarnish or dissolve them, varying
In quantity In different persons; of this theory
we have abundant proof In tho effects
which the wearing Of different jewelry pro-
duccs on different persons. Thousands wear
continually, without any i'll effect, the cheaper
class Of jcwelry with brass ear-wires, while IL
others wore the same articles for a few days
they would be troubled with sore cars; or, In
other words, the acids contained in the system
would act on the brass rs to produce III results.
Instances have occurred IN which articles Of
jewelry Of any grade below eighteen karat
have tarnished In n few days, merely from the
above cause. True, these instances are not
very frequent; nevertheless II is as well TO
know them, and they are sufficient TO prove
that 1t is not in every case the fnult Of the
goods not wearing wcll-as II Is generally
Callcd--but the result Of the particular consti-
tuition by which they arc worn.
National Republican., 1878-06-21

GENERAL GRANThas been received with ex-
ceeding courtesy In Paris-courtesy like that
which grects the Princes of reigning houses.
Tho correspondent of the Telegraph, of Phila-
dclphia, says, referring to the last ball at the
Elyscc: 'In the course Of conversation Gen
eral Grant expressed hope that lie might one
day have the pleasure Of welcoming the Mar
shal TO his seaside home at Long Branch. NJ.
de MacMahon declared that nothing would
give him greater pleasure than TO visit
America adding that IN two years more he
would he once again private citizen. and could
then travel at will You, sir remarked Gen.
cral Grant, in retiring from the Presidency
will still remaina Marshal Of France, while I
become plain Mr.. Grant-a simple citizen Of
the United States All, General responded
the Marshal, your glorious deeds will make of
you, whenever the American army is called
rr"n I" meet n foe the Marshal OF America "
National Republican., 1878-06-21

+ery and Green vale tracts &c reed. Rt msey ".
Daniels; hearng set down for June n. liOltzclsw
"nr, ntuc Hr taking testimony extended.
Radiord vs. Lowell; decree substituting trustee.
PROBATE COMPREHENSIVE WEBSTER.
u - win Of Henrietta N. Andrews, deceased
John c. Kenne ly, one OF the executors, rcnounced
Ills right TO qualify ns executor; will partially
rtoycn hn"h u f'hcexccutor fixed at siOooco. II
re estate OF Fielder n. Meek, deceased; In complL
an a wuh decree Of court, William J. Rhces quail.
liCd aud gave bond IN 5000 as administrator de
tonis non. IN estate Of james Alden, Y. s. N, de-
c!nScd DR.. Henry Lyon the executor. filed m in-
ycutory Of the personal estate from the Probate
Court Of Suffolk County, Massachusetts,. Justice
Macarthur made decree confirming the report of
John N. Oliver the special auditor, I'll tho matter OF
hcinrd u. MhEh, guardian tO orPnnns OF William
VI. Tanning, deceased. Several accounts Of cxecu-
ton, administrators, and guardians were passed.
Adjourned until to-day at eleven n. IN.
Justice O. u. DIN will hold the Orphans Court
June 29 at eleven o'clock. 10 hear contested cases.
ASSIGNMENTS FOR TODAY.
Circuit Cour--justice ITumphrcys.-No. sol,
Greswcll ct al IS. Dodge, No 5C2, BARLEY vs.: Ham.
ter ct al ys. Brown ct al. No. 5O6 Bates 4 Ryan vs..
Copeland No. b07, uternehle vs.. Shepherd. No
yoS Ros ys K'lgonr. No; y9, Strong ys. Young.
No. hlO, Van Rswek vs. Burgess. No 81 Solomon
VS.. sondheimcr ct al. No. bl2, KnGuth ct al. vs..
Savage. No 6lt, Platt administrator, vs. Fox, No.
20 sandcrson vs. vs. Curtin No blG Young vs.; Beer Sec
VS.. Nanderwcrken. No. $50 Mattingly, use, &c, VS..
District OF Columbia. No 52l, Grimm admlnlstra'
tor vs. srads No. Ss Trshen Us Us Bali,noTS SatTorS
4 Co. vs.. Trimble. No. 526, Fleming, use Of &c,
vs. District Of Columbia. No. 52s, Boteler. admin
istrator, VS.. Langley. No. b29 Boeler, administra
tor VS.. G. c. Langley. No. $50. Hall & Hume vs..
Blackburn. No. SSl, Hail & Hume VS.. vandenberg
No. SSi. weilochcr vs.. Beck. No. 535, Redman W,
Trunnel ct al.
Equity Court-Justice Northumberland
Cemetery Company VS.. Close; No. 13, Boul
den vs. Alexander: No Is, Edwards VS.. Hickman;
Y Rpmisf
No. -, Truesdell VS.. Blgelow; No q, Cochran VS.
Clark; No. y, Mcdaniel vs. Green No. % Rock vs.
Ncitzcy; No. -. Wynne VS.. Shea No. Is, Washing
ton Market Company VS.. Bakesmith; No. 80, Nc
Daniel vs. Wright.
Criminal Cuurt-Justice Wylc!-George G. Eli
son, indicted for the murder OF David Small.
National Republican., 1878-06-21
DihIIIuI lnuI,Is.

CIRCUIT CoURT-JUsTICE HUMPHREYS.
7. j. 5, Perry VI. b. W Birch ct al; Judgment by
default for $4,000. Wood Machine Company VS..
Wood; verdict for plUIntil for s9l3sG. Chcscy VS.,
Hubbell default OF pNutin, and damages sGs2
and costs. Jones vs. EhNnks non.sult. Waters
Patent Heater Company VS. PrIrce suit dismissed,
Waters Patent Heater CuGpaHyVs. Crawford ct a.;
suit dismissed, Same VI, HAL WNtrous; suit dis
missed Grinder w. J. Mel Curusi; death Of sam
uel CarusI suggested. Boone VI. shanks; verdict
for plaintiff aud one cent damage. Palmer 4
Hughes vs. llinlber (iT0te; suit dismissed. Wat.
kins vs. brGgsz4; suit dismissed. Sherwood w.
Wylie; motion for TRIAL OvcTlulCn, ana exceptions
noted. Meloy VI. Dennis ct ali on hearing.
EQUITY CoUPT-JUsTICH MACARTHUR
Petttbopu vs. Kirk ArguncIt concluded and case
submitted. Wright ys. PutterOn vacation Of see
ond sale, llealy vs. David sale Of parts OF Monas
National Republican., 1878-06-21
DRoPosALs FOR COAL.
TRRAst.uy DEPARTMENT,

wAsnISUTUS, u. G., June IL. RS
Sealed proposals viii be received at this Depart
mCnt until 1! o'clock, noon, ~ Thursday, June "a,
1873 for rn shing nom 90 to 200 tons Of coal for
the use o. the Revenue Marine for the fiscal year end
ing June ~. 1873
All coal furnished TO be Of best quality bituminous
run CT mine, free from impurities and uniform In
character TO weigh 9@iO pounds to the tOn tp he sub
eCt TO Inspection both rs to quality and weight, aud
TO be delivered free on boarl vessels for shipment a
Locust Point baltimore, or AlcAandfil Va In car
gOts o! from 90 TO 40D tons, less. at any time
within ninety days from acceptance Of bid
Bidders will state the loratlIn OF the mine from
which the @ nj n TO be furnished
The relative value OF tn different kinds Of cUnl
offered and the facilities of the bidders wilt b. i'd.
erred by the Department In connection with the price
to waive de II II he deemed for the interest OF the
jeiy JOHN SHERMAN, Secretary.
National Republican., 1878-06-21
PROPOSALS..
pRorosAi.s FOR OILS, PAINTS, &C.
NAVY PAY nrEIcE.

NAVY PAY OFFICE,
wAsUfSaroS, u G., June ~. is1S
Seales proposals. In dupli ate 10 be Ind rsed PRO
70 .as for Suppe,, Will be Tece.y'd n this office ul.
" u , the I'd day Of July, LIS for articles to I've de-
lvered Ht the Navy.SMd, Washington, free OF any
expense TO the GCyernment, and subjected to the
usual insre :t!on aud approval. " follows;
BUREAU OF EQUIPMENT AND RECRUITING.
Articles embraced In req iisions No. dl1, Co., cas-,
aC gD7, Ggs and Ga, consisting OF Oils, Paints, &C.,
stationery, Iron and steel, SonpstOne, Hardware,
Pine Wntd, steam Pipe &C., as per schedules in dc.
tail at III ; Office.
deemed advantageous TO the Government. RcspOn.
sibe secur " required on the bids for the prompt aud
failhul livery Of the articles. Each rcguistion
viii he awarded separately. Blank oIms for bids OF
this office ". ". WILLIAMS,
Jela PAY InsI cctor, L. s. NAVY.
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DRoPOsALs FOR STATIONERY.
DEpARrMExr OF THE INTERIOR

May % ls7S.
Sealed proposals will he received NJ Ilis Depart
menl until Y O'Clock H., WEDNESDAY, June -,
ISIS for furnishing stationery for the Department uf
the Interior during the fiscal year ending June ~,
lsIH.
Rank forms Of proposals, showing the Ecnls RnI
estimated quantities required, together with circular
relating thereto Will be furnished on Application 1"
this Department..
Proposals mast be addressed To the secretary Of the
Interior aud indOrsrd Proposals tor stationery"
NJ contract will be awarded under this nuvUr, Sc
mrnt until Appropriation shall lRv" hcen mad" 10y
Congress Or the purchase OF the Sai"nrrN rrgnirc l.
G. ~CuURE,
nyaI Secretary Oi the Interior.