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arriving at the cut I give the sigma
aRreed up0n. It was answered. ana l
sfsnned forward and was met by Jesse
James. Allthe Gang were there, SIX OF
them. and Armstr0ng and Deeroruti
vho / knew before and who bad 5osneo
the regular Gang short time before, %!
I - The only one Of the nea9hoofnooo
boys who had got there. Shortly aItef
(;reed Chapman and Jn0. Bu9ier ave
The eienal and came in. Following tnem
came John Watts alone. Pretty eoon
the train was heard coming ana Ssese
james said, boys We who are otoef
hands at the business will stop the tISln
and 20 through the cars and get what
there il there. You fellows rnn along
outside and fire fifteen or twenty shots
apiece to scare the passeneers:' Jesse
stood upon pile of rocks on the track
and swung q lantern and tn. tram
came to q stop within rev
feet of the obstruction. Chapman
John Bugler and myself stood on tne
south side Of the track while John NOUS
and two others were on the other s'"c.
The first thing they did was to break
into the express car. We Al! nad on
white masks, and AZ l began at once 10
fire and the excitement raised, l did not
notice who it was went into the cars.
Before we had been long at work saw
a man come from the train will, lam
tern. and start to run east. John Bugler
called out ''I.ook there; what does that
mean?' Greed Chapman Mt once 1lred
at him. followed by Bugler, and took
a third shot. Just then some one called
out from the train, "DOn't shoot him
he is going to flag the freight train"
After the men in the cars got through
there they came to the head Ut the en-
CINE and were Joined by those OH the
north side, and then all Of them came
over and Joined Us on the sOutt, side.
We all started off together; went through
the wire fence, and went due south for
some distance. when we were halted BY
Jesse James, who said, Boys, It's death
to any man that gives this away. Go to
your homes as though nothing had hap
pened, and meet me on the cast fork of
the Blue river next Wednesday night
one week from that highland We will
divide equally" We then separated
and went home and to bed, without
disturbing the family, went to work
the next day, taking my gun with me,
and that is what gave me away, for some
one saw me and told the officers of 1t,
and when they came to where was at
work they found it and took me in and
put me in Jail here. independence
We had all agreed not to give the thing
away, but things got too hot for me and
so I now tell the whole story.
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A Oefault~.

NEW YORK, April lit Is under
stood that large defalcations appear to
exist in the accounts of Edward ID.
tale, attorney Of the city for the COL
lection Of taxes, He appears to have
collected money and applied 1t to bis
own use. The amount thus turned aside
from the city treasury is not yet known,
hut is c0njecturetl to he between SO, OOO
and $1lxD,tkU.
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Hanged.

CINCINNATI. March 3I.--At the Chap
ham Court House Pittsylvania county,
VA, u special to the Times says: Rock
Wright was hung ut Is minutes past II
o'clock to-day. He had drop Of 4 feet
Ills neck was broken and he died with
"ut u struggle. The execution was pri-
vatc.
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Judge Lynch.

PrEEl,o, Colo, March si.IA little at:
ter - =; S'c 10 last night = body Of men
took W. T. Phebus and JayMdirew,
two cattle thieves, from Jail and hung
them to = tree near by: The perpetra:
tors are unknown but they are believed
to be members ofthe cattle growers pro-
tective association, The proceedings
were conducted 80 quietly that the tact
morning.
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= The dedication Of the Masonic Hall of
Tucson Lodge, No. 3:I, Arizona. took
place last week. Rev. q. T.. Wheeler
delivered the Grafton. Representatives
Of five Arizona Masonic Lodges were
present, and about 80 were in line.
\ fter dedication the representatives Of
all the Arizona Lodges. save the !Agat-
tan, of Prescott, held a convention and
organized Il Grand Lodge for the Terri
tory.
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The Nsginnis Country.

BISMARCK, rcl' Ma:sl.-News has
teen received here that two large par
ties are about to start from Michigan
and Missouri for the Maginnis mining
>egion. That new mineral center is at
tr''cting good deal Of attention anda
stampede there is inevitable.
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Guiteau Sells His Old Clothes.

WASHINGTON, April 1.-(iuiteau has
sold the suit Of clothes he wore when
lie shot the president, to COups circus
and Mcdonald the sculptor is here maxi
ing b,,sts Of Garfield and C;uiteau for
l'OlllEs for exhibition.
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CRY or MEXICO, March 3l,-At an
isolated ranch near the Vera Cruz line
in the state of Oaxaca, Il rancher was
i'rutally murdered for money supposed
to Ike concealed there, The perpetrators
we're captured.
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A Decision that Opens the Jails eff
Colorado.

DENVER, March 81. - The Supreme
Court to-day, in tlacase Of Huschber1s,
convicted OF stealing AMI now serving q
term in the pcnitentiary, it was ordered
that he he released on the ground that
the amendment to the criminal code
a.lo.dc.l without an emergency clause by
The legislature, renders the law inopera-
tive, and that the indictment, trial and
sentence Of the prisoner under the law
were invalid. There area large number
at criminals, including nIurtlcrers,
under ln'aictnncn: awaiting trial, whose
r;.>t-< this decision will affect.
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Frozen to Death.

WATERFOWL, March 3l.-A Dakota
special says: +. Howe, an old settler OF
this country left for cessation with u
soldier just ~ i storm was coming up,
hut its binding, ,,i fury stopped them +, IN. half
the trip on horseback and became sep
aratetl. The s'ld'er has been found so
badly fir,zen that his life cannot Ike saw
ell and Mr.. Howe was found half mile
from home dead.
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Homicide.

GvNNIsoN. COL, March 3l-This p.
M. NJ. Yard, proprietor Of q dance
house shot and Killed Geo. Walsh sa-
loon keeper. The shooting grew out of
u difficulty in saloon where there was
Il dance in progrsss.
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LONDON, April IAN extra police
force has been placed in the town hall
ut Manchester because of anonymous
Fenian threats 10 blow it up during the
Faster holidays.
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MEMPHIS, April 1.-All hope Of reoov-
efing the de0d bodies from the wreck Of
the Golden City has been abandoned.
No farther attempt will b made until
the river fhlls sufficiently to permit div
en- to work with some show Of success.
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A Good Day for Lyuching.

DENVER, April 1.-The Tib ne has
Il special from, Pueblo which says: In
teliigcnce reached here last night that
after lynclIing two cattle thieves the
mob, which had been increased from l..
10 - men, role about ten miles out of
town to where the two ('lastine broth
IRIS and Frank Orsby were stopping.
The three were captured, marched into
II grove and hung, thus making five
men lynchtd for cattle stealing yestcr-
.lay within distance Of ten miles.
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LONDON, April l.-Oxfortl won BY six
l"nt lengths. The time Of the Oxford
crew was ~ minutes and II seconds,
and Cambridge ~ minutes and 81 sec
ends. Tide and wind were both favor
able for Il good race,
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Boe1oN, April lat 0ayheadsWom-
IN locked up three children in = house
and went 10 nelghboe's. During her
absence the building took fre and all
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Northern Pacific Railrod News.

W&W0S 86Ub141OO UN0W9s
CHICAGO, April 1.-The approximate
gross earnings of the Northern Pacific
railroad for February were $360, COS. In
crease $3.50, 1876 for the same month last
year. The company now operates go
more miles than i'm Feb. 1881. 1t now
operates 972 miles oftrack. For the first
week in March 1882 the approximate
gross earnings were 90 900 an increase
over the same period in 1881 Of SIS, $40.
The survey Of the line between Kalama
terminus Of the Pacific Division and
Portland, there to connect with the Ore
tenn and with the Northern Pacific be-
yond il nearly finished and active con-
structi0n will commence about June 1st.
This link between Kalama and Port
land will give uninterrupted commune
cation from Puget Sound to Nlss0ula,
Montana q distance of $40 miles and
will DO done before Jan. '83. The NORTH
err Pacific work Of 1883 will then be
confined to about 200 miles Of road In
the heart Of Montana. The grading Of
the Rocky Mountain portion will be
commenced a. soon AZ it's final surveys
are completed about June, and the di:
vision will be finished by the time the
tunnels are cut through The Mullan
tunnel Of the Rocky Mountains is q, $50
feet long. Two Ingersoll drills are ut
work going in west through solid rock,
and have penetrated six hundred feet.
The engineers propose to sink q shaft
from the summit Of the mountain and
work west. The prospective conjunc-
ton Of the Utah 4 Northern with the
Northern Pacific will give the latter
company facilities to lay track more
rapidly than was expected ut the begin
ming of '82. The. survey for the line
from = point In the Yellowstone valley
to tine National Park Is under way.
As soon as the location is made work
will begin. The road is expected to lie
in operation to Shields river about Au-
gust II, and to BOzenlan by September
LIST. Preparations are made for q rapid
extension of the various branch lines in
Dakota and Montana, five in number,
and active work will soon Ike renewed.
Orders have been given to complete the
CaseltOn branch to the boundary speed !
lily. On the Manitoba southwestern 8
miles are graded, and the iron down
on thirty miles, and fifty miles will he !
completed on or before June. This will |
meet the requirements of the Winnipeg !
rn,d and enable 1t to cross the boundary !
and connect with the Northern Pacific !
system. The road from Fargo to VIM
nipeg will probably be completed and |
running l,y October LIST. On the Wis |
cOnsin division = miles are ready for |
by the Government and two |
miles are In operation along the water |;
front Of Rice's Point in Superior City.
The great steel bridge over the Missouri |
ut Bismarck will lie finished in August.
National Republican., 1882-08-16
pnts.c d,ou,s Nota.

Minnie Wilson, vHgrant and prostitute, will
SPEND month on the larm.
Francis Eaton, for breaking in door when in
toXicated was fined SO.
James Bayard was sent to Jail for thirty days for
Steali II silver watch.
Edwa d Lewis, the cOlored rag dealer who as
saultcd George Cohen with a pair of iron scales
us was stated in yesterdays REPUBLICAN, was
fined $40
Robert Parker, colored man, was in the police
court TO answer charge of second oifense OF petit
larceny. Judge Buudy committed him to await
tue action OF the grand jury in default of bonds.
Nliiiah II earltI the coioreu man VINO snatched
at Tenth street and Grant Place, Us mentioned in
yesterdays REPUBLICAN, was tried and sentenced
to six months in Jail, the extent of the law.
Wilson Fleming, colorcd, was charged with
being disorderly and yelling Murder !" in the
street. Fleming stated that lie was asleep at the
time and did not know whether he had been
disorderly and noisy or not. The court did not
believe in those kind of nightmares, aud imposed
the usual fine.
National Republican., 1882-08-16
j. Il. Coldwell,
ATUyrIDN EER-


PEkTY on EAsTERN BRANCH ROAD, About
ONE MILE ABOVE USIONrOWN, AUGUST 4,
1882, AT 4oCLoCK p. NJ.
October A. d. 1870, and recorded in nbcr No. Go,
fblo ~ one Of the land records for the County OF
Washington ln the District of Columbia aud by di.
Ssc,i9n Of ne pary theTe9y me pndeTsgn,d
O'Clock p M, on the premises, the undivided half.
part following described tract piece parcel Of
ground situate lying, and being on the eastern side Of
die Eastern Branch ofthe Potomac River In the Coun
~ Of Washington, District OF Columbia as aforesaid
and being part of lots numbered ~ and eight (S
OF James Dnndas subdivision OF lands In sad County
County aud District Il being the same land that was
conveyed by Henry Naylor and wife to A. Undcrh
and Charles Barker tenants in common, by deed
dated February 2S 1854
said OF aud lying on the east side of the East
ffn Branch road, bounded and described specified
IN Bald deed from said Henry Nayor and wife to said
a. Uuderhill and Charles Barker, and containing
xtyone (Gll acres. one ~ rood and thirty-nine (S0
perches, with the improvements, consisting OF two
k,mfortable frame-dwollinGs and suitable outbuild-
%FFs FFsrms, one.po,so Of tho norcn,se uorov tn cosr
balance In six aud Twelve months from day of sale,
With Interest at the rate of eight per cenum per
num- payable semnnnually, TO be secured by deed OF
trust OH the property sold or all cash. at purchaser
tale.
II the terms of sale are not complied with within
Fight TO resell ut the SIX and cost of tile dcaulting
purchaser after five days ndycr tiseuent IN the Rt
PUBLICAN, newspaper of Washington, ID. c. All
conveyancing at the COST OF purchaser
iy2e DIS Trustee
nS- SALE POSTPONED UNTIL MONDAY,
August Ia. 1851, AT same plac" and hour. auS-d&ds
en- SALE POSTPONED UNTIL MONDAY,
August, IL lSS2 ut same place and hour.
National Republican., 1882-08-16
REAL ESTATE.
Tho Official transactions as Recorded
Yssscrdyy.

Mr.. J. +. OmstcGd presents the following trans
actions In real es ate In the District yesterday
reported to him by the Recorder of Deeds:
On C street. between North Capitol and New
Jersey avenue, sublot 90 square 63l 10 feet front
~ deph), John Jay Knux, commissioner Freed
man's, Savings and Trust Company, to Mary /.
Snowden, s9i7.50.
On Turner street, between p and @ sire cts north,
subot 1t2, square 365 (22 feet front by so feel),
Henry Crosgtns 10 Mary J. Clarke, executrix,
$500
On Tenth street east, between G and / streets
south, pnrt of lot 2l square $50 Cd feet front ly
depthl, Henry t. Eaton 70 Lewis Tilleux, $1,000
On l. street north, between fifteenth and Six
teepth streets west part of lot 8, square l97 90
feet front by depth), Mary e. Borland TO Clara
Ptney, nominal.
On Twenty-fourth street west, between Pennsyl-
vania avenue and l. street north, part of lot 8,
square 3S (north 20 feet front by depth) owen
Murray to Mary A. Sattmer, 5000.
On Tenth street west t4O feet by ITO feet on Sher
man street), sublots II aud 72, square 134, jams
ID. Cameron to Carrie K. B,tes, s4,SS375
Pro- erty next above un same square, lots 70 and
"a, at junction of New Hampshire avenue and
Tenth street t2u feet o ipeheS 'front.' OH Tenth,
i4.lG5 feet front OH New Hampshire avenue), ROY
ert Davidson 10 Carrie Z. Bates, Si,Sl1l0
COUNTY.
On Meridian Hill. Hall & Elvans' subdivision,
west one-half of lot 3, block s. Paschal Carter to
onlnes B. 4. Tupper, nominal.
National Republican., 1882-08-16
EGYPTIAN FINANCES.
The English Attempt 20 Govern the Coun.
try Through Its Trennury a FniIurc.

try Through tta Treasury n Failure.
The London Economia of July %, in comment
ing upon the business aspects Of the Egyptian
crisis takes the view that speedy restoration Of
the trade and finances Of Egypt afer the suppress
sion is hardly 10 be expected. While noting the
facility with which nations recover from the raw
ages of war, and instancing the case of France,
whose recuperation after the war with Germany
has been regarded ever since as astonishing, the
writer points out that the case of Egypt
is essentially different Egypt is poor
country, largely dependent upon foreign capital
for its development, and this capital will not be
made available until oder and security are fully
re.established. The character Of the people and
utheir tneXperience in and, perhaps, iuaptitude
for self-goyernment will render the constitution
of government strong enough TO inspire the
II would be different It is sad were England 10
undertake the task of administration in Egypt;
but this alternative is dismissed as being both un-
justihable and inexpedient The writer is also OF
opinion that
THE BoSDHoLDERs WILL NOT DE RESsTATED
in their old position, and that the English "at.
tempt to govern Egypt through the treasury has
failed 1t imposes upon us liability without effec;;
tive control, and responsibility without zeal
power. The moment 1t was seriously challenged
to renew 1t. Indeed, TO link our national inter
csts to the claims OF the bondholdcTs is the sure
dstinct and apart, and only danger and contu-
sion can arise from any attempt to identify
them" A stable aud decent native govern
ment should bc established in Egypt and
the bonuhol,lers should then be lett TO ar
range their own affairs with that government as
best they can, without any other help than that
moral support which The state extends to all its
subjects. 1t is aid that there can be no objection
to system of financial control, but that 1t should
be a control with which the government as u gov
ernment should have nothing to do. 1t does not
follow that the Withdrawal of the direct support
of the government will In the end damage the po.
sition of the creditors; but on the contrary their
Interest us well MS the interest of the Egyptian
people, will be best furl rlheiei by the substitution
n u NAH ~ nrti n .tf
National Republican., 1882-08-16

By Associated Press.
New YORK, Aug. 15.-Money loaned up from i@l7
per. cent, down to per cent, and closed at s
per cent. bid. Exchange was steady ut 4s56GiS5y
for long and 4sS4t for short sight. Governments
We're firm and - per cent. higher for Is and u-
changed for AIS aud extended Gs and Is. State bonds
were duh and per cent. higher for Tennessee old
Railroad bonds were dull and generally fraction
higher The transactions aggregated 3s7 900 shares
including Delaware, Lackawnnna and Western 3D.
Co., Delaware and Hudson, 500; Denver and Rio
Grande lS,4JO Kansas and Texas 5,UvO; Lake Shore
1885, Louisville and Nashville, 1850 Memphis and
Charleston l,d00 Northwestern, lUS0O; New Jersey
Central II ,30O Northern Pacific, 300; Reading ~
Co., ST. Paul. l2,S0O ST. Paul and Omaha, lU IeXus
Pacific, 1900 Wabash Pacific, 1850: Western Union
yOUG Minneapolis and ST. Louis, ly,51G Oregon and
TraDscontnentai, $3.50; Rochester anu Ptts6urg IL
National Republican., 1882-08-16
PRODUCE MARKETS.
baltimore Genera, Market,


BALTIMORE Aug. l5.-Cotton steady; middng lSc
Flour quiet; Howard street and Western sup r.
fine, 50 25@3 20; do extra, 81 00@95 90; do family
50 25G 25 City Mills superue, - OO@S rs: do extra
a O0@G 75; do. Rio brands, 50 90; Baltimore high
grade family, 81 %; do winter wheat, patent 81 So
Wheat-Southern lower Western easier and quiet
Southern red, 81 l0@l1 lG; do amber, sl l3Gl IG No
Western winter red, spot, 81 l2sSQ1 l2s4; August
81 l24@I 1875: September, 81 1901 1915; October 81 l2
@l l3S; November, 81 l4ia asked. Corn-Southern
white lower and yellow steady; Western neglected.
Southcrn.white 9l@02c: do. yellow, 0l@02c Western
mixed, spot, s5i4 @s6c; August s5Ii@sGc September
sss4 @s0'ae; October s5;4@S54c November. Sl@9sl4c
Western white, 6I@p6sc: do mixed 65GG6c; PennsvI,
vana, 65@GSc. Rye quiet at 70@72c. Hay irni; prime
to choice Pennsyl lvania and Maryland, slS OOd 10 90
Provisions unchanged; mess pork, 81 25a % 81 bulk
meats-shoulders and clear rib Sides packed IiG0
lt'4c: houlders, nc: clear rib sides 49, G
Western packed 4@2oc; creamery, 236la7c. Esgs
scarce and firm AT lsc. Petroleum brni refined, QSc
Coffee firm; lilo cargoes ordinary to fair 81 tllSc
Sugar quiet; soft csc Whisky steady at 81 is lie.
ceipts-Flour, ALL barrels wheat, 2l4,SsS bushels;
CORN so6. bushels; oats, 4,593 bushels; rye, none
Shpments-Wheat, los go bushels; corn, $3.50 bushels
Sales-Wheat, 432 295 bushels: corn. 1854 bushels
National Republican., 1882-08-16

sit eFme to me like oil upon the trol b ed
waters, said q Q Rev. 1haddeus David, Carr street.
CineinnGi, OHIO, ~ speaking OF his experience
German Remedy OF case of rheumatism ofyears
standing, in less than two mon hs' tim will
always bless the day l found IT,"
National Republican., 1882-08-16

LONDON, Aug. l5-Unted States bonds. AS. 1lGsi;
Erie 41s do. seconds, loG New York Central, 1895.
Atlantic and Great Western seconds, Is; Illinois
Central, l45; Pennsylvania Central, 6; Reading 81;
Ontario and Western, 251S Milwaukee aud st. Paul
common, l2iA. The amount Of bullion withdrawn
from the Bank OF England BALANCE to-day is I25
National Republican., 1882-08-16
Norfolk and New York Steamers

will leave her wharf foot OF Sixth street every Mon
dav Wednesday, and Friday. 1T 5:30 O'Clock n m
touching at Piney Point. Point Lookout, Fortress
Monroe,
COM ECTING AT NORFOLK WITH THE B1s
TON AND PNoVIDENCE STEAMERS.
Frstclass fare to Fortress Monroe and Norfolk SGD
Round TRIP fare 10 Fortress Monroe and Norfolk 4 ~
Second class fare to Fortress Monroe and Norfolk -
Frst-class fare TO Plney Point and Point lookout -
Round trip fare to piney Point and IT. lOkOuL 80
Secondclass fnre TO Piney Point and Pt Lookout Is
and Saturdays nt p
THE NEN YORK STEAMERS
JOHN GIBSON and H. q. KNIGHT, leave Pier IL
East River New York, every Saturday at 4 p. H..
and Georgetown every Friday at Il, III. For partc-
ulars apply TO Agent, 63 Water street, Georgetown
Tickets and stateToonB can be secured AZ general
Office Gl3 Fifteenth street, in Nat. Met Bank, and
o. ticket Office 1851 Pa ave, 81. Mark Hotel and at
boat [fe3l ALFRED WOOD. Secretary.
National Republican., 1882-08-16
PROPOSALS.

~ ]. BROOKS q CO..
GOVERNMENT AND RAILWAY CoNTRACs
TORS
Manufacturers ana Dealers In all kinds of Govern
ment, Railway and Steamship Supplies.
10 CoURTLANDT STREET,
NEW YORK
Estimates furnished. Iui5-Th- ru.ly
National Republican., 1882-08-16
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
stock and Bond QuotntIons-Produce and
General Markets.

The following report Of the financial market yestcr
day, together with opening aud closing quotations.
are furnished by the banklng.house Of IL. d. Cooke,
Jr', u Co., lf2s ST., Washington. ID. c.;
National Republican., 1882-08-16
AUCTION SALES.

PYVlRrU TUE OF A DEED OF TRUST, DATED
~ september 1881 aud recorded in Llher 80, l Q
" o. me and Rccords for the District OF Columbia,
aud az the request Of the arty secured thereby 1
se,i 81 public auction in front Of the premises on
MONpA1 August 2s, 1852, nt $50 o'clock p. M, all
tnat lot OF ground In the city of Washington ID. G.,
Known as the northeast or equarter part OF lot 81,
IN square 3Ss, together with tn improvements
Ternls; Onefourth cash and balance In six, twelve,
auiGiw ig A. MCINTYRE, Trustee.
National Republican., 1882-08-16
SIMMONS
LIVER
REGULATOR
MALARIA.

7 FbTbOlS may avoid all
attacks by occasionally
taking dose of Simmons Liver Regulator to keen
the liver In healthy condition.
CONSTIPA-T
should not be regarded u trlhing ailnent Nature
demands the utmost regularity OF the bowels There
fore assist Nature by taking Simmons Liver Regu-
letor II Ia SO mild and ef1ectuaI.
National Republican., 1882-08-16
.RoposALs FOR COAL AND WOOD.

I -
SEALED PROPOSALS to furnish the following
Goa and Wood for the Department of Justice Will be
reGeiHed until u o'clock noon, WEDNESDAY, AU-
sixty tons best quality White Ash Coal furnace
size.
Ten tons best quality White Ash Coal stove Size
Forty tons best quality Cumberland Coal.
Fifteen cords Hickory Wood.
Five cords Pine Wood
Instructions TO bidders to be had on application at
the Department of Justice. RuHet
National Republican., 1882-08-16
BILIIoJSNESS.

One two tablespoonfuis Will relieve all the trou
bles Incident TO bilious state such Nausea Dlzz
ness Droweiness, Distress after Eating. bitter bad
tAste In the aouth.