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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-09-07
Democratic and Conservative
State Ticket.

FOR GOVERNOR,
p JJ.JACOB, of Hampshire County.
FOR SUPREME JUDGE,
cP.T. MOORE, Of Mason County.
FOR AUDITOR,
E.A, BENNETT, of Marion County. -
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL,
' JOSEPH sPRIdG, of Hardy County.
FOR TREASURER, -. 7 NJ
JN0. s. BURDETT, of Kanawha Co. =.
FOB SECRETARY OF STATE,
John N. PHELPS, of Mason County.
.s FOR CONGRESS.
FIRST DISTRICT,
JOHN ], DAVIS, OF Harrison County.
-FE.f THIRD DISTRICT,
PRANK HEREFORD, Of Monroe County
ohio County Democratic Ticket.
STATE SENATOR,
LEWIS BAKER.
Members HOUSE OF DELEGATES,
r. q. BARR,
JOHN FAIRS. -r.
Z. g. CRACRAFT,
SHERIFF,
THOMAS p. SHALLCRUSS.
CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT,
B.A. GALLIGAN.
... RECORDER,
ROBERT B. WOODS. .-
PROSECUTING ATTORNEY,
-. H. GOOD.
ASSESSORS,
GEORGE HOOK-City District.
JOSEPH BURROWS-Country District
COUNTY SURVEYOR,
NJ. T. CARR.
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ButIer Of Tennessee.

During recent yirtuous spasm the
Radical authorities at Washington
procured the arrest of the notorious h.
R. BUTLER, member of Congress from
Tennessee, on charges OF forgery and per
Jury. He had defrauded the pension OF
flee by false papers and had stolen the
pensions he had drawn for the widows
and orphans of Union soldiers. The
Radicals went to work at him with n
great show of zeal for honesty, and
called upon the whole country
to see how much they abhorred
such conduct at Buffers, and how
1.-The party of great moral ideas would
frown upon and punish the criminal.
1t now appears, however, that the zeal
of the detectives has carried them
farther than is altogether agreeable to
several other prominent Radicals, and
so the BUTLER prosecution is to be
dropped, the matter hushcd up, and the
tracks again concealed. BUTLER was
arrested, but he has already been dis
charged without trial.
Certainly there never has been a time
in the history OF the United States
when so much corruption and rascality
existed in every department OF the
public service a. now. Thieves find
impunity in their numbers and i'll the
influence of the conspicuous men who
have shared their plumber and who
would be compromised by their punish
fDent.
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More Indubitable Proof.

Captain JAMES GALLAGHER, Steamboat
Captain, of Pittsburgh, Pa, writes: The
inventor OF MISHLER'S HERB BIITERS
is benelactor TO the human race. l was
a victim to the worst form OF Dyspepsia;
my health failed Ia such degree that
the physicians pronounced me incurable.
l had used all sorts of remedies, and even
took voyage TO California, but nothing
relieved Inc. The Bitters were finally re-
commended; l refused to use it; my friends
insisted, and at last yielded. lam thank
FIJI that was induced 10 do so, for the Bit
tiers cured me entirely, and | am now as
well, hale and strong as was fifteen years
ago" Sold by druggists generally. Price
one dollar per bottle.
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lanes Heryey, Of Brooke.

The name of JAMES HERyEY, ESQ,
Democratic candidate for House OF
Delegates, was inadvertently omitted
from our notice OF the nominations
yesterday morning. Mr.. HERvEY has
already represented his county three
wears to the satisfaction of his constitu-
ents, and the fourth nomination has
been given almost unanimously. 1t
seems to he understood that he will
have no opposition, the Radicals sur
rendering without firing shot
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makes no sign of an attempt to verify
his word
Another case Is that Of JOE CALD.,
WELL, Of Greenbrier county. Governor
LSrEvENsoS admitted last fail that CALD-
WELL was not a ft man to be d member
of-the Board Of Registration; that he
had received information to that effect;
and promised to have him Immediately
removed But he did not do it. CALp-
WELL continued to act upon the Board
until after the election and he is town
ship registrar to-day. s-.s7-v
Another instance. OF, the Governor
violation Of his word is found in the
certificate signed by prominent and re-
sponsible citizens Of Fayette county,
which we published a few days ago.
awe, the undersigned, citizens Of
Fayette county heard Governor William
E. Stevenson say in discussion with
g. P Simpson, at the Falls Of Kama
wha, in his speech, while canvassing
for Governor, that he would submit to
have his arm severed from his body be-
fore he would allow negro suffrage
forced upon him; that he would also
leave the party if the Radical party
passed an amendment to the Constltu-
ton, giving the negroes the right to
vote in this State
fSigned, E. II. EAsrLEY,
WM. MCNUTT,
r. J. BARGER,
.. =, ~. 5. DAVIS
WM Rice
Has he complied with his promise in
this case? The latest intelligence re-
ceived concerning STEVENSON is that he
is "sloshing around in the interest OF
the Radical party in the lower end OF
the State, with his arm still fastened to
his body, and is doing his hest to court
the negro vote.
What reliance can hc placed i'll the
word of such man? What guarantee
can he give that his promises will be
pcrformed2 Who will believe him
when he says he will do any certain
act
In this county, after suhjecting Mr..
FERREL, Superintendent OF the National
road, to trial upon charges Of incompe-
tency, last winter, he has up TO this
time failed to declare the result Of the
trial, and without relieving FERRIL by a
declaration of his innocence or discharg-
ing him rs the result OF his guilt, the
Governor promises to appoint man
named UOPEISS, on certain conditions.
The taxpayers on the National road
can put no faith in the promises. OF
Governor STEVENSON. If they trust
him they are doomed TO disappointment.
Even ii he keeps the word of promise
to the ear, he will break it to the hope.
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w EST Il IL y
REMEDY!

The beneficial effects Of these 81.
tiers can be attested by THOUSANDS
who have used them and acsNo"
edge them superior to any thing "
the kind ever before offered TO ne
public,
As a sure cure for Disrhea Lo"
Of Appetite, Fever and Ague. Coo'
era Morbus, Collie, Dyspepsia, Ger
eraI Debility or Nervous Headat''
this medicine has no equal i s
especially recommended to per''"
travelling. as tending to couo'e''a
the effects OF a change Of water
These Bitters should be 'oo's
upon the Side-board Of every fanny
as we'll as the Bar Of every "e'I'feG'
lated Hotel
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GRAPES. GRAPES,

TIME UNDERSIGNED WILL DELIVER
j to families every day during the season
Choice Grapes from the Island Vineyard,
at market prices. Orders left at the Toll
house of the Suspension Bridge will receive
prompt attention.
sept WM. HILLMAN.
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NJ. T. CARR.

Hon. JOSEPH CHApLISE, Judge of the
Tenth Judicial Circuit, died at his resi-
dence in Shepherdstown, Jefferson coun-
", last Monday.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
EXTRACT From 4 LETTER

From Rev. j. NJ. Thoburn,a Missionary
OF the NJ. h. Church, in India:
MORADABAD, y. W. INDIA,
March ,, 1866.
wish you would send To Mission Rooms
No. 10 Mulberry street, New York, three or
four dozen bottles of "hrdH's DjoDTIed
Compound" II Is the best thing | ever used
out here; | want a supply for my work
among the" Hill Men" 49, -.
l. NJ THOBURN
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Attachment.

Geo. H. Davenport, plaintiff Before r. NJ Beard
against 81. p, of Center
Henry Fl. Baker, ,defendant) township, Monroe
County, Ohio; on the 18th day of November
1870 said Justice issued an order of attachment
in the above action for the sum of $40 II. Said
cause will be for hearing on the 31st day oi
December, A. d. 1870, at 10 o'clock, a., m.
G.H. DAVENPORT, Plaintiff. =
nov22wS. By Amos & Spriggs.
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rEThe Savannah folk,

EE The Savannah folks are having a
leasufah.e excitement with an "ednca-
ed log He reads, ciphers., plays
cards and pantomfnically canverses =
They call him wicked Ben Boston
sdcerfiser.
But that's because lie never told a lie
not that because he steals spoons.
II o5ze Register.
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attachment.

Frederick Changes Before +. y.
IA Beard, ], + Of
Philip Klot ., Jossph Klotz Center township,
& Rdward Wilde. part Monroe county,
pers undsr the fria Ohio: On tbs Lat
name of Philip Nots L ) day of Decem--
Co. Der, 1870, said
Justiee issued an order Of attachment in the
above action for the sum Of 1924 81; said
cause will be for hearing January IA, 1871 at
10 o'clock \ m. FREDERICK cLAUGEs,
declSw3 By Amos 4 sprisgs, Att'ss.
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TO PHYSICIANS.'
szr Ye.z, A.as.. ,s.a, lss1


ss NJ = q an SsosD BsHs stSsG ssrsAc e
tsss IsAy, cUBEBs, JGNiPER BRRkiEs.
NoDn OF PHsrAIATIoN.-Buchu, In vacn0,
Juniper Berriee By distillAtion, to form Ane 4
gin. fCubebs extracted BY displacement with Z
ipirits obtained from juniper Berries; very little
II more palatable than any row In use.
Buchn a. prepared by Druggists, II Of . dark =
color. I'll plant that emits 1ts fragrance itAp
action Of dame destroys this Qts 9ctye p9tn- !,
ciple) leaving = dark and glutinout. .aecocren1
Nine Il the color Of ingredients. The Buchu !
in my preparation predomhlates; the smallest :
quantity 0f the other ingredients are edded, g
prevent fermentation; upon inspection It VIII %
fo1nd not 70 be Tincture, as made In PharmA-
copoea. nor 10 It Syrup-and therefore can be
uaedi cases where fever or Inflammation exists
In this, Jon have the knowledge Of the tngre-
dents and tho mode Of preparation.
Hoping that you will 1Ayor It with 3 trial and
that Upon inspection itwiIl meet with your ~
WisS : isellpe Of profound conadsnos
lam, very respectfully,
Il. 7. HELMBoLD, g
chsniat md Druggist d 10 ysars expsrisnsA
E<k
Qrom tho largest Manufacturing Chemists in ~
rxz , q November 4 lss< S
AZ am acquainted with Mr.. Il. T. Heimhoid:
he occupied the Drug Store opposite my Ieat
dence and was succesefnl In conducting the buGl-
ness where others had not been equally 90 before
him. have been favorably impressed with his
character and enterprise"
WILLIAM wEIaHTxAN. :
Firm Of Powers and weiehtman, Manufacturing
Chemists, Ninth and Brown Streets, fhti
adelphiA i
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Attachments.

s Henry Nowdsr Bsfor. !: y.
vs.. Beard, J. 4. OF
Philip Klotz, Joseph KIosz Center township,
4 edward Wildss, part : Monroe county,
ners under tho firm Ohio: On the 2sth
name Of Philip Klots 4 day sf Novembsr,
Co. 1870, said Justice
issued an order Of attachment in the above
action for the sum of $sl 80; said . luss will
b. for hearing on the 18th day Of January,A,
D. 1871. HENRY MoWDER,
dec13w3. by Amos 4 Spriggs, Atpys.
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Probate Notice.

TN consequence Of the burning Of the entire
i records aud papers of the probate Office, ,on
the l3th of June last, it becomes necessary for
Rxecutors, Adminis traitors and Guardians, who
have not made final settlement with the
Court, to renewstheir bonds. Thoseknswing
themselves interested in the matter, win
please give 1t their immediate attention with
out further notice. W.T.. SINCLAIR,
aug20tf. Probate Judge /.
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Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
N was, on the Goth day of October, 1870, ap
pointed Administrator of the estate Of Benja-
min Joy, decd. JOHN BEARDM0RE.
dec6w3.
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the system, which HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT
BUCnU invariably doe II no treatment Il sub.
mitted to, Consumptiohor insanity ensues;
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semSthing urgently needed BY every body.
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HELMBOLD'S
FIaid Extract oa Buohu

in affections peculiar to Females, Is unequaled
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Evacantions, liberated or Scirrhus State Of the
Uterus, and oil complaints incidental to the sex,
or the decline or change Of life.
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Dr. Wells Carbolic Tablets.

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those unpleasant and dangerous remedieA Co
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II O N n 8 q
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Proposals.


oySIeh oHIEg oglargaHasrER,
a..,3sIRRRao!TiLLH, led, March s, 1870. \
sealed proposals., In duplicate, vii BE receiyei
,i ihh once until TUESDAY, April 8, $40. IL i
nna eei o1mmon or A Tent Poles.
vhts pns 70 q ,mlaut.stuIed from the pest clear
spec ations. Wv" NV W VNAh
usSss u sS' SS . iSSS ..S.. viz.
s In% \, ~ assssW' Zach iOhSiS IasS hole
UprlGht 4 fse, 4ihehes IonE a psA., ,h,st t..,.
YP uPpfr end " i9ehes vide sSeaTed by ,stt ~
lnt,h lonfi spindlss inch iiob, 10 prSjs { out
ard epiudies 10 be galvanized, A"' 'AnuA
Delfyefy % mmshcs within Ane.n dav from
leg, thap ~ seS per week untll all are eiysrSd
Ihs nEhl y reject any and all BIDS IL fsssryed.
and indYrsod ,pIopotals for Tent Poles "
States army, j 4. P0TTERu ni''u
mhsei Brew. Brig. 0sa. 4 Depot a "
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PROPOSALS PoR SUBSISTENCE STORES.
OOus.n .. HOu.ro. .Ip t d Hi FIFTY. I...

. no.,,, a, uor,,o, - .oShS.us'
NV roIH, Rsrss !. $50
prep9sals IN dqlp,eai. Eill b rsesiyedd h he
uun ~ nsm y y sl9gs1 "a, sAIunnpAI
hpia' iS'V' lot me tolioHihG suPsiatsnse Stores
" 10 barrel. Of Flour, in rYund hoop barrels.
IN hsss.s 9RIt,s, w, hiad 49,.
~ io ptltas, . ,kinttts IemnyI In round hoops'
on hssyaI. y ~ neg nm, ,ro hooD
a. oOo On sssh "a 70 eoHtain 20 pounds ret,
e'uop2uhdA o. brown sugar. In barrels iuu heaa
m M nannssd9 a, pI,.. u.at.,. p.... a.. A....,.
ZOO PsssS; y s1:ss RIO CsG.s. In oak barrel.
. M n ruil pea % i II MI. a. -, -. ~,
m 6ssdilissdi cu..
boxes, sirspPsS. ssad Il . i he pound. raj raj
a M oMn,,n1a, p.-u- g.. 49,. 49,.
D'"' pstrsnn. EAmiiy SOAP opound poHes'
H'oU p0undsoi rise SAT-, In barrels fall head
o,o nned.
o,uQo gAll0nA Of pure CIDER Vinegar.ln bATIela-
Loo pounds o. Pure ground black Pepper,
.pouhd paekAges' PACKED In 70 pound
M bosss. ,.., :,
an o. barrel. fsil hssa;iiPsd. -. ,Oo
OO pounds 3 s,'s: :, - :. an -,
~. boHss, ,,, 80, -,,--
SSPO1ss;o q s%.ssa Bee IN 100 ppuns 6OIss
In, bore. -, go. :. .',-,.., -.
/. 49, Paeh,aiP Ean3y bass; , 80. 81,
o'oOpouna,ot Gut Loaf sugar, In barrels iuu
q ooo hn eaa inn "a So. 4, A...,. 81
''O'o ia Ina sukAr' u pA'rel' iui
8 600 poaSds % Car. go, apv.r. In b,rrsI. ful
+. ooo bad, hsaaiiii 2, ,.r
WV w, n.y. euEAr' IN pAttes iui
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PROPOsALs yGE Tar gIUScHAsS OF CAV

OETIuE OF TIE DMlor ouAhrHhMAATHh, [
fORT LAAYEHWoRTn, kAH. March T. BlO. !
Sealed pESR9sslS WI b EsSsiysa q this ofdSO
ing the uaitsd State ooVernRshi At Fort LsAVen'
60 oHvALRY HORSES.
The horses must Be sound IL all PARTICULAR, wei
broken, In fall naah and Eood e0nfttion, dark
years Old. Ahd wen adAPtsd IN sVsTy way 10 cav
Bids viii be sntsrtAiaod for any horses and up.
ward. 0ne half Of the number eontraeted for 70
remainder on OF before April 70, $50.
No proposal will be entertained unless the party
bids. o. rePFessatsa by an AgeaI 9I Attorney OF 70
known At this Nee 20 be re1pOnAiblei nor Will an
bid be entertained unless Il accompanied BY good
and su1 eient guarantee that the bid, " Aeeeptsd,
will be complied with.
Proposals. 10 be submitted Ia duplicate.
The usual oonditiOns, which eau be aseeTtAlnsd
al this Omee, will be Imposed upon contTAetoTH.
Bank forms Of ptoPOiAla win be faTnishsd upon
By Saihoflly Of the Chief opaItstmaslsE Depart,
melt Of the Missouri. JANIS y. M0oRk
QuATteImAtteT. mhlO-bt
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vo ., MafpTIsSSTSSs, p: 9 hgEi %i sSS,N
and splitting blood. ols year ago last winter
took a heavy cold, which settled on ny lusEs.,
lures. bat found no relief / was very sief all
summer. IEsnt ilto the country ,hoplnG u would
more violent than ever. 1hAd fiji btful hsmor.
ThaEs, vhish Lated svs daJsl vas ysTy loS .nd
eoughed lneeasantlyl could not alespt had no APP
petite, tried syefything ~ fhs1ds Igeompsnd-
dsIful Remedy. Itook this remedy, ViAfu y, bout
eight months and ny friends and hundreds Of ee-
posed hopeless and bed.Tdden condition, are sur
prised to see me attending 70 ny household ahlirs
and about the city, apparently as we'll A. other
people geneTAlly. have rseommended y TO sew
rel Ssis,sf gfsTs01P1. during the T'Af'Who have
Mas. LouIIA HuHDLI. e1s o street
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WLsHINdToN, Is. ., Sept n, 1892.
bad severe eoaEh. resulllPl from neEiseted
benefit I had night sWeats, and was somsWh hat
alarmed. A lady friend induced me 70 try bottle
Of De BinE's VlAfugn. In few days was entirely
cured. have had no return q he slReknss. since
Assistant City Surveyor.
For All Throat and Lung Complaints,
Plsurisy, Asthma, Dtptheria, nron-
ehItis, CHtRrrh, Sudden Colds,
and Inflammation of
the Lungs.
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surInin CouRr or rHn UNITED BTLTns--
Monday, March IA, Io70.-Hon. William
Strong, Associate Justice, offered aud pre-
Sented his commission, which being read In
open court he qualified and took his seat.
No. 81. Edward n. Linthicum's exeeutors,
plaintlfis In error, vs. Alexander Ray. In
error 70 the Supreme Court Of the District
Of Columbia. Mr.. Justice Field delivered
the opinion Of the court Affirming the judy
mentof the said Supreme Court In this case
No. 100. Tho United States, appellants,
vs.. Henry j.. Hosmer. Appeal from the
Court OF elaine. Mr.. Justice bwRyne de-
lIVered the opinion OF the court Affirming
the decree Of the said Court Of Claims In
this cause. A't POD" Dr.
No. Io5. The United States, appellants,
". Lewis Merrill. Appeal from the Court
OF Claims. Mr.. Justice Clifford delivered
tho opinion Of the court reversing the decree
OF the said Court Of Claims, and remRndlng
the cause % said appellant, with directions
10 dlsmiss the petition.
No. 10. The Justices Of the Supreme
Court Of New York, Third Judicial district,
plaintlfs in error, W. Tho United States s1
rel, Robert Murray OF al. In error 70 the
Circuit Court OF the United States for the
Southern district OF New York. Mr.. jus
tleo Nelson delivered the opinion Of the
Court, reversing the Judgment Of the said
Circuit Court, with costs, and remAndlng
the cause to the said Circuit Court, with d.
rections TO dismiss the writ OF error and all
No. Ss. Tho bark GrapeShot, George Law,
claimant, appellant, W. WAllerstein, AaSset
4 Co. Appeal from the Circuit Court Of
the United BtAteH for the District Of Loulsl-
ana. Mr.. Chief Justice Chase delivered
tho oplulon OF the Court, revealing the de-
cree OF the said Circuit Court, With costs,
and demanding the cause 10 said Circuit
Court for further proceedings, In conformity
with the opinion OF this court.
No. 1I5.s The United States, appellants,
vs.. the schooner Nonesuch and cargo.
No. ll0. The United States, appellants,
W. the schooner Rising Dawn and cargo.
States for the Southern district OF Florida.
Mr.. Chief Justice Chase delivered the opln-
lon Of the Court, disminhing these appeals
for want OF jurlAdlction. ....
No. Is. Archibald p. Scarlet, admlnil-
tratob plainuh In error, vs. Irwin W. Full
No. 80. william N. Harrington, plaintiff
In error Vs.ROlfe s. Saunders.
No, 90, Henry 8. Dexter, plAln,ih In error,
70. Mary X. Hail OF al. lI.tu q E
Ordered by the court that these eauseS be
continued and stand for ro-arKument on the
first Tuesday Of December neIt.
No. IFS. &c, W. Flnekle, appellant, W.
The schooner Fairbanks, 40. The Argu'
ment OF tbls cause was continued BY Mr.. r.
ID. Benedict Of counsel for the appellSeu, and
concluded BY Mr.. JIG. Carter for the ap'
pollant. i .r.m ....' ."u
Adjourned until tomorrow at II O'Clock
THH correspondent Of the London X0rHiaG
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ouAnrHHaLsTEn'a ogyIoa, U, 4, AkHT,l
PnILApELPufA, March Z, 1870. 4
Sealed proposals. will Be reesiVsd At this oaes
untIi y ,slesk m On kRtDAY, The sab day %
DepAitmsnt with 1900 gIgsS tons tST, such isss
Ash IkfHRiCfTE GOAL, q such siiss and ia
Iuch Quantities as may be ordered for period o.
privilege % inereasnE The amount TO lo,ooo tons,
30 much 81 The Goal as may be. required for use
In this sity, ihsluainG The Unilsd States AfsenGS
Al Bhdesburg and GIAy's Tsry road, 10 az
AMOUNT not az ssdiPE 900 tons, must BE- delivered
Tho balance TO be delivered board OF vessels at
this port. In good order and condition, freS from
slate, bone, dust, and 9TH impnfities,
PrcposAls must be made cut In duplIeate. on
blank lorna. which may b oblained At his once,
OF Coal. " ~
Bidders are invited to attend at the opening Of
pTopOsAlL
The auArtsrmGsIeI,. DsPsItnsnt reserves the
Any ddllioaAl LniormatloR desired BY parties
/, this SGes HENRY Q. HODGES,
BPVsl LisaL Colonel Ghd ouArtOrmAs,sr, ..
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-15
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a .Sis SGss ssiii Il M on fRibhH' ipri is,,
tsI0, toLsupgylpE The folloWiag ART eles; III bar.
Pognas sop so pounds Ham. $50 pounds brsaf.
last Bacon, 80 pounds Java CofsS, lgTssn, 600
sugar, 800 pos dsslssalsd Godash. tis 10 ss,,
~ pounds tisd PeAsHes. 70 salons Picked Gu.
Greea Peas, cans Plne. Apples. y elna RED Cur.
Iant Jelly. u tumblers haspefIT Jam, - pou nd .
Ions Lard OIL.
Conditions, Se.. as hsrstOfors, -
pss.a pt,,,, r,I,IsI 4 4 P2kTER
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-15
Steamboat Lines.

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SATURDAY and alternate TUESDAYS.
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