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MILWAUKEE,.
Opening of the Wisconsin State Fair.
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Opening OI the Wisconsin StaIb EulT'
/ ot. MILWAUKEE, Sept. 2S.
The Wisconsin State Agricultural Fair
opened hero today under tho most favor-
able auspices. Z The weather Is charming.
The race track was never better. The en-
tries and attendance are larger than ever
before. Tho fine. art department Is far
ahead of any previous exhibition in the
Northwest. The agricultural and horti.
cultural departments arc full to overflow
ing. Tho quality Of the products indicate
the most successful farming season known
for years. Potatocsiss the only crop that
las failed which Is owing to the terrible
ravages Jof tho potato bug. The usual
variety of machinery and agricultural
implement from all parts Of the country
Is on exhibition. Tho stock department
shows improvement over previous years.
Short.horncd Durham appears TO pre-
dominate in tho cattle line, though
thercy arc some splendid" specimens Of
the Devon and Ayershirc. The horse
show will rival any ever held In the
Northwest. Over 200 have already en-
tered. Trials Of speed will not be very
prominent feature of the Fair, as the pre-
miuniss arc too small to'bring competition
from abroad. In connection with the
Fair the soldiers Of Wisconsin arc having
a grand reunion. All the old regiments
were fully represented, and marched
through the city today, carrying their
old banners and tattered flags. It hns
been great day with them, for many had
not met since the rebellion. Senator Car
penter delivered an eloquent and stirring.
oratiOn to them this morning. The fn'
nous war eagle, "Old Abe" formed IN
important feature Of the procession Hon.
Horatio Seymour, Of New York, who is
on his way East, has accepted an invita-:
ton to remain during the Fair. and will
deliver an address at 12 2oclock Thursday.
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Apv1oEs from South Carolina state that
the Governor, having issued a proclama-
tion relative to the troubles in that State,
will now probably call out the armed mi
litia, and also make a rcquisition npon
the Government, in accordance with the
precedent followed by the President in the
North Carolina case. t E.- 8a,s.
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SPAIN.
LONDON, Sept, %.

! "" Y -"- 4UNUOENI DVPV' "V' 2
A Madrid correspondent writing under
datC of September Goth, says that an in.
terviow has taken place between Olo2ago
and General Prim in the presence Of sa.
gasta. ARer Olozago explained tie true
Situation OF affairs at Paris, Prin said:
"NYhy did you recognize tho Provisional
Government without orders?" OloZago
replied: II always had great sympathy
for France with which Spain Is bound
by It's geographical position and race, and
IrecoSnIEed It without instructions. What
Is done is done; It Is for you to approve or
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p A GENTLEMAN residing at Utica do
clares that on a recent occasion, while
walking along tho track O., the New York
Central railroad he was struck by the
COW. catcher, thrown into the mir, and
caughtin coming down by the fireman,
who held him fist until the engine was
stOnDed, N.'-- ... -
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BAETNUKB, Sept q.
Four QuIet and weak. lt.' 't.i' W
Wheat Steady; western rcd 81 500
ia. Corn-Whlte o. 00Al 06; yellow Sl695cs
oats-471b0c. Rye-a0AS0c. -,;,. i, NJ,
Bacon clear rib l7K0lTkc; hams a9625{c.
Lard 16ke. TTl5Hy
WnIgRY-o080Ic. ..
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The Cotton Crop of the Southwest.
..# ., MRSrpus. Sent, %,

The cotton crop Of the Southwest Is re.
markably favorable as TO yield, but there
are complaints that tho negroes who have
mortgOged their shares Of their crop re-
Iusc 70 pick It, saying that tho present
prices would not pay for the work Of
picking,
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MISSOURI.
lAspIeeeeh x, b. 3 segnrlaltor "a prake.. ..
~ -. ? 81. LoTftlIs. Sal, 2s.

Senator Drake has opened tho canvass
Of the State with d. speech at Hannibal
last night, in which he charged the boiling
Republicans with the design " break up
the party and give the State to the Demo-
Crats. 1nregdrd TO disfranchisement, he
said that It was merely q question Of
clcmency and pcdiehcy, and,that the
Republican party had not hplighted tts
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The Fnrragut Funeral.
WAsHIN0ToN, Sept SS.

l. WASHINGTON, Sept 2S! !!
The Navy Department has issued or.
ders for the closing Of the Brooklyn Navy
Yard on tho day OF Farragut obsequies
and for The crews Of United States vessels
10 take 6srt In the ceremonies. ~
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COLLEGE OF cVIR7'
lNl GINA, RICHMOND,

d. SESSION OF 1901. T.-
The next Annual Course Of Lectures viii COM
mence on tho frst Monday In October, and con.
hnne fvo months, with fully organized Faculty,
Consisting Of nine PE0fessoFs) and with all the
requisite Apparatus, Models, Drawings, and
oteF facilities for the lustrotono OF the lectures
In the several departments. An ample supply Of
material for Practical Anatomy. -, - ,N'eJt0g
CLINICAL INsTRuOT1oN at tho College Hospital.
tho City Aims House, (white aud colored, J and
Clinics on diseases Of the Eye and Eaf, and
diseases Of Women and Children.
FEEs-MEtriculati0n g.: Full Course Of Lee.
lures, $40; Graduation, $50 DOm6nitrator' Of
Anatomy, $40. E 4Gl1. HI
: HOARD in Richmond $1s to $50 pCr month. +
For further information, or copy Of Cata;
logh6, address, iN's :GE. s. S.J0YNESI u. D., y
GuE5-eod Dean OF the FAsulty.
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LONDON, September %.

The new Roman government appropria,
ted fifty million to delray the expenses Of
tho Inauguration of the Roman capitol of
Italy. The Pope will probably leave
Rome rs soon as the result ofthe plebis.
citum Is declared. Parliament will meet
on the 18th inst, to ratify the pleblscitum
and on the 18th the King will make an
entry into Rome and alight Nt Qulrnal.
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THE PACIFIC COAST.
Relief for the French.

NhulAhIS AO'AUA 10 S"N ''-HlT
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 9S,
The French Sanitary Fair closed last
night Total receipts, including donations
from tho Orphan Asylum and Benevolent
Societies, about $4,000. Forty;seyen
thousand dollars Of the Sanitary fund has
already been forwarded to Franco.
The population Of Oregon Is about OIL
900; Washington Territory 10000. iJ
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Russia.

Rumors of Turkish War Thick-
ening. ,fqa
LONDON, Sept, %.
The reports thicken that Russia Is pre-
pairing for war. The army at the South
has been mobiIized, and late movements
toward the Turkish border are omlnous.
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ENGLAND. Z.
Revision Of the bible.

LONDON, Sept %. :.
The Board for the revision OF the Bible
has resumed its sessions, Rev. Mr. Thirl.
well presiding. f' ,."@
The Cabinet Deliberating on Inter-
nI IYentiOn, .'1rI +3,3.
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New York Dry Goods Market.

Market steady With GAIr business doing
RI1oIiS leading lobbing houses, but tho general
demand for Foods has ALLEN OF, while stOckB are
small and prices arm.
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LONDON, Sept, %.

LONDON, Sept. ~. ~
The British Cabinet, meets Friday to
consider the question of intervention. II
is reported that the Belgian militia have
been recalled to the frontier. Troops
are mastering at the principal French
cities unocCupied by the Prussians, and
large bodies arc moving up from the
south. English journals are filled with
reports of military movements in the diff
fereht parts Of France. m .gH at
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IT=AL:Y.
LONDON, Sent. %

.' LONDON, Sept. %.
The question Of Italian Unity will bo
the subject Of the plebiscitum ordered in
Italy. The first civil marriage was cole.
brated ut Vienna on the 10th inst. The
groom was q journalist. r., r.i7
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MADRID, Sept q.
Tie vomito is spreading rapidly at Bar

Tie voMlEo Is spreading rapidly az baF-
CGl0na. H HI W l:..
The press continues to discuss and de-
nounCe the practical notification Of the
emancipation law by Cuba. A writer
quotes from Havana journals advertise
ments Of children for sale separate from
their mothers, to prove his assertions. In
concluding, he calls the attention Of tho
government to contracts publicly made
In the colonies for labor, which he afflrms
is practically u continuation Of the system
of slavery, In violation Of the express law
of the land. z.7N ,r'. "a 7liasLlulIi .sah
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:. TEnns oF TnE wEEKLy. .l4ln
New York Money and stock aIarket.

N NEW IOHK. SbPIs %.
close there was more demand at per cent,
STERLlNG EXCIIAN0G-HeaVy and lower I00k
from second hands aud lO9N6l09N was asked
for prime bankers. ,.,I,s..
Of tho treasury selling gold only at liz 80.
Price opened At 113H, advanced to ll4H0ll4A
as tho closing rate. Loans were made at 1s64DH
and nat after the withdrawal nom the treasury
Of the one million purchased. CleaFances $751;
.
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The disposition to resist the Germans TO
the last grows stronger in the west and
south. Troops continue to pour into
Tours. AdvtCes from Paris to Sunday
25th inst, have been received by balloon.
Perfect order existed in the city. The,
Prussians have marched into Orleans and
arenow in full occupation Of the city.
Grand Parade Before Paris-Distri.
buting HOnors. -. II
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At the grand parade Of the Prusslans in
the Court Yard, at Versailles, yesterday,
the Crown Prince, standing under the
statue 10 Louis XIV, distributed honorS
10 the soldiers who had distinguished
themselves by gallantry.
The Duke Of Wurtemburg was wound
ed in m action on the oUtposts Of St.
Cloud, H- ~.
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The Prussians have retreated from be-
fore N[ulhausen and generally from Haut
Rhin. They LEFT in so great hurry that
they abandoned their siege acquisitions.
Threatened Bombardment Of Me.
ziereS and CharleVilIe.
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King Williams dispatch to Queen Au.
gusta announcing the cNpitulAtion Of
Strasburg ut eleven o'clock last evening,
has just been made public here. Other
dispatches say the city surrendered at
Eve o'clock, ,Ea ~
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Prussian Movements South of Paris.
TouRs. september 2S.

: a dispatch announces that tho Prussians
have not entered Orleans, but that they
came near the city, halted and then COM
menced moving back towards Paris. A
civilian whom they captured and released,
says TINT Prince Albert received a dis.
patch which seemed suddenly to change
his plans. The Prussians lave entirely
evacuated Fontainbleau. They imposed
no tax on the citizens, but made heavy re-
QUESTIONS for provisions and forage. A
dispatch from Epinal Of the eth says that
the Prussiaus attacked Roam yesterday
but were repulsed
The Note Of Preparation throughout
FrnuNe H. 4. .t..
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A loL Of Counters, Shelving, Show Cases, Shelf
Shoe Boxes aud other Fixtures, for sale very
D zap. sis ''' mAr22
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The citizens Of Icziercs and Charleville
are fugitives. Many. Of them have been
welcomed by Belgium. The cause, says
the FTgairO, Is tho threatened lombard.
mont OF these towns. '1'y
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-25

,S,s, isss ,...iiS doid',.'.'....,,' iii
t.ao'l,JnkJy1es.. Ilask .l|-.
~ 5'''-6 slw YosK nAREaT.
un.e,tled and dssidedIy lower ~ accurate
nuotatlona cannot be glyent middlinR 23k
Cents. Sugar unchanged. Flour dull and IN.
ehspaed, Corn outlet and steady nomI.
naiiy un oh angsd, ti.ot0l.o2I< Data quiet aud
steadyI B6dp0f oentsJ Rye dull and nominal,
BGLTiEo,s SIREEr.
BALrtnoRE, Feb. a. = Breddsiufs, - The
market for nour may be quoted steady, with q
naIl local dc IN and, but there IL at present no
| i0ouiry from shippers, 90 far a. We could
iesTn. Sales were reported on change Of 600
70 100 barrels Howsrd street - tt.st ior Fine,
| low Grade Family, and e8.bO per barrel for
good DO, No sales Of Western or City Mills
reported.
hut the supply was liaht. Sales were reported
OF some 1905 bushels PennsylyaniA red At
Si.aS. The receipts of Maryland and YirElnlS
| limited. We nots sales to-day Of about 1000
bushels red at q .2lpl As for fair, ei 500 IS
soos e ps% ne snS Of ,SS 70 SSp suShs d
| choice ,--......| % - 90 - ~. -
Corn-The market Ia dull to-day for yellow,
but Tor white II was arm. Sales were as fol.
do s Al SsSssS cents, 1000 do. yellow al SSSSs
| cents, and $500 do. at 8oPol eenta
oSi,-sales TO. day 200 bushels At 81 cents,
"V ToSSs,DThs market IL arm with good In.
qulfy, but to-day we hAye heard Of no sales.
| we quote Rio In bond At llH0l2 cents,
| gold, for good TO prime, and duty paid At
| 1SfDiTH eenta for good 10 prime, and 1910
| ocntG. Fold, for choice TO fancy lots. Stock
Ssrs 70 day in hfst hands II 900 bags Rio,
/ coiion.-fhe market continues DULL and de-
| nresaed. There 10 little Inquiry, and we hear
| n no sales this morning. We luote Upland
| nnmJnal AL follows, WIS nov cents for ordl.
| nSpv' ait rents for good ordlnary, 22lI oenta
| for low mlddnng, and 23if oentt for middling
| Moia,fSI-There 10 scarcely anything doing
! in this article but wo puotes Cuba at 20 cents
FOR eisyed, Isfll8 cents for MuseoyAdo, Porto
| Rico Al t5iDoO cents, and EnEliah Island at 80
| mo santa ner gallon The stock here ia up-
| gStds Of o 600 hhda., ohfeny Cuba,
/ MN Feed-we quote Brownstufr As scarce
and hieheTI as cents per buGheI. A lot Of 600
| hushels sold Yesterday at this price. MID
alma aim sell At 3O633 cents for light, and
| IoeoB cents per bushelfor heavy.
| Proptfioni.-The market continues arm and
| with rather an upward tendency, though It IL
not very active. There 10 q good inquisy for
| bulk meat, but we hear OF no further sales.
Shoulder we quote arm al iialiX cents, and
| aides at l39<6DfA cents for rib, and ltIS6lltA
| cents for clear rib, Bacon we quote arm, a.
foilowG,vlIi at l21I cents for shoulders, 1910
ISL cents for rib sides, and loI 3l6lS cents foI
clear rib. The last sale OF lard was at l6a
i6X cents, and we quote mess pork at t27
| per barrel. .... -........
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Insurance.
4 ooNTENTED MIND IS SOME

A COMMENTED MIND Is SOME
hthing you cannot have u you arc the
gunner Of property that is not insured.
The danger Of Fire at this season Of the
year is great. II you tOotdd get rid Of
The nervous and uneasy feeling you have
When you hear The Fire Alarm sounded,
go to The Office of A. S. PRATT 8 son,
No. young Mems Christian ASsoefa-
tion Building, corner Ninth and ID
street, and insure in their good, prompt
paying Companies, the HOME Of Men
York, the PHGNLX Of Hartford, the
YONRER'S and NEW YORK, and
The FIREMENSo Of NetO Pork. Don't
delay. DO IL NOW. deS-u
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o,,,,, R 5I!5sS q, ,,I. o. !, PAHSTA.

ST. PEuL. Hiss., fSbruSfy Il, $50
SEALED pToDossl,. d1ly ladSI.sd a. sYsh. ia De
Supiisais, srsiaStsd rom ' i0y business @SS. %
tSSIPT hS PG; III roth
jane So iS'0' = f6RF EE.LIsM.r
$40 Cords Of Wood. more or less, as may be
400 TSs. % 6Ssl. more or less. As may bo re.
lSoS Tons q Hay more or lsss. as may b re-
qOi,. 100 Pounds Of Barley or Oats. more or less.
So. o.,a. i @:sl VI. !, les. a. ma, b.
I.'0i Tons q Sotl; mere o. less, :; may be re-
go Tons q Hay, more or less, as nay be TO.
sL $50 Pounds Of BaTlsy or Oats, more or lass.
S'msy{o Rs Fe R3ShTdN MT
l,se Cords q Wood. more or less. As may be
i.ssI Tcss % GOAL. more or less, a, may DO re-
Quired, 10 lieu Of above wood.
$50 fOnI n Hay, more or less, a. may be re-
Ts.Ois Pounds Of Barley or Oats, moro or less,
CAMP BIkER, ySEIR DIAMOND CITY, I'M. T.
600 Cords % Wood. more or less as may be
lToas q Goal. more or less, as may be re.
% Tons % Hay, more or less, as may be re-
FORT BUFoRD, D. T.
400 Cords Of Wood, more or less, a. may be
400 Tons q Doll. m9rs or less. a, may be 70.
CURED, in lieu OF above wood.
zoo Tons q Hay more or less, as may DO re-
E.y TS % !, ~. !; Il f:.S
10, Cyl. Il sssSS KS. g. P... a. ma, b.
l.soO Tons 9f Coal. more or less, as may be re-
1' foS:G = Hay more or lo''. as may DO re.
PORT RICE, D. T,
LES Cords Of Wood. more or less, as nay be
Yer wood toufPt tIVY Isst long Within Ave
so Tons p Hay. more SSs' or less. a, may be re.
| f0RI sULLY. D. T.
REQUIRED; Sr % sgt and deliver % pile
go Tons q Hay, more or less, as may be re-
FORT RANDALL. DIT. o."
900 Cords q Wood more or less, as may be
2O1 foss 9fiiAy. more or less. as may be re-.
600. 900 lest say Logs, more Or less. as may be
Ts55 R R9SH TscSrrKN, D. T.
6l4 cords q Wood, more or less, as may be
ass tons u hay. more or loss, as nav be re.
400 barrels Of Lime, more or less. as may be
YSRTH wADswoRTH DIT.
l,loi cords u Wood, more or less As may b
sS5 tons d day. more or less, as may DO rO
| fORT ABERCROhBlk, ID. T.
| 2,o3 cords Of Wood, more or less, a. may b
30 tons d Hay, more or less, as may be 70.
FORT RIPLEY, MINI.
655 cords Of Wood, more or less as may be
70 ions o. Hay. more or less, as may be re.
| H0RT SMELLING, MINI.
600 cords Of Wood, more or less, as may be
100 ions q Hay. more or less, as may DO re-
| QuiTed.
| 30 900 bushels Of Oats.
These proposals viii be resolved ~ this once vi
10 IL ofelosk, m. on the 10Th day OF March, l610
| Also, A the once Of Post QuArtsTmAster Of eael
post 10 be Supplied mp 70 the same hour. when the
viii b epsasd, a. proSidsd IN special nsld order
| No. II, hoadq uArtsrs Department Of Dakota, Jun
| %, 1889, and ira namitted TO this ogee.
| The solVeney and ability Of bidders must be col
Nhsd 10, when not known to this once by pos
commander or By the clerk offs court o. record.
ThS names Of Al least two good suIstiss must ;
| given In the proposal. 49, .......
| the part of the Government.
aSt6oEiiy Of the Major aSP'ESHl G9RRnT s
Deputy oaSrtsimaster General, United State
army, Chief ouATtormAster Department. o. pc
| kotA. teu-6t
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THE COURTS

...7E o..
CIRCUIT OoUhf-OnJ Snsties Cartier
This court was engaged as follows yester-
day ,.....--.....-
THH DowEINo CfoURfHIsTH.sTREET szWHR)
OAsh. -.
poWnlng Vs, Vorporatlon OF washington.
Action TOT work done and materials FUR
nlshed Tor the Fourteenth-street sewer, the
detence being that the sewer was made OF
bad material and effectively constructed.
The defence called many witnesses TO
show the deficient character OF tho work
and the bad condition OF the sewer.
Assoon az the defence closed Mr.. MeP her
son said that he had Witnesses who had
made an examination OF the sewer this
morning. They could testify as 10 lie con-
dltion now. p.
Some discussion here cnsued a. TO the pro-
priety OF reopenlnR the case, but II was
finally agreed TO allow these Witnesses 70 DC
heard, and then 10 allow the defence 70 eau
testimony In rebuttal. -
The plaintiff then called Messra' Lemon
and Plant, who had Just passed through the
sewer. ...-.....
TnAvHLBn ALoNd roUnTEEETH STREET
UNDSR eRouND.
Charles Lemen, IT,, testined that within
few hours he had entered the Fourteenth
street sewer at Pennsylvanla avenue and
travorsed II the whole distance 10 l. street,
examining the sewer at every point. Tho
worst place In the sewer was between the
avenue and street, about one hundred
feet below street. There the bottom was
out for space Of eight BY four feet. AT
some OF tho toothings, 0oining OF lateral
sewe-s) there was some looseness In inc
Jennings. Witness took specimens OF tho
softest bricks and softest cement no found,
and at different points passed up the speci.
mems through the man,holes. The top OF
the sewer along the whole line Is IN good
condition, except In two places, where q
heavy stone seems TO have fallen on the
sewer before II was filled 10. One OF the
places was between the Avenue and y
street, the other between l and X streets.
The bricks are started from the surface,
but are tight. The bottom OF the sewer, Do
tween New York avenue and street, Is In
a bad condition. Inc bottom there Is not
out, but Il lie Irregular, and seems TO be
below the general lever OF the sewer, ana
sand has gathered there to the depth Of sew.
eral inehes- -
Tbsre we rot I'VE bricks In the bottom
loose, frcg' Une end TO the other. There
was no obstruction In the sewer rev
stones only, but only ono OF them was na
large as a mans mead mo sewer was IN Q
good condition throughout: The bricks 10
the bottom were not All laid In cement, but
where they were no. laid me bricks were ~
so tight that that they could not % moTso
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,,DAyIs-PETTY. On the AN Of February. At
By the pastor, Rev. W. V. Tudor 0EoRdl O.
DAVIS, q Fillmore. TO Mss sLLLIE n; aHuIhtsr
%JtaSulAPT l7g lsfAi 81 fdh piaARBbObS. T''''""
MYBRs-DRNNIs On the 23d Of February, at
,he residences Of the bride, By the Rev. J, B. Ham
ilton, MT. WH. II. MIHhs, OF this city, 10 Miss
BERrHL 8. DHHSIs, OF Baltimore, Nd.
sWIFT-RID0BLY.- la wAIhlnEtsn, D. O.,
on The gad Instant, By the Rev. Nj. Shields, Of
Christ 0hureh, Nj. J. O. SWIFT, IT,, Of Qhio, 10
Miss LouIsn N. RIDdRLI, OF WAshinGton' ID. U.
RIRBY-MURPHY,-O Monday, 2l9t instant,
atBi kloysIua Church, by the Rev. Father Roche
iSId, THoHLs kirby 70 Miss kLLEN J. huRFHI'
both Of WaahingtOn, D. o.
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Proposals.


oIgion CHtHT CoaHIasARY oR.eVpgIsTssCE,
INV 0HLHAnp, LouthfLEAi FEB, u, $50.
ID p. % lSey Yfts lsy o. " kR6H. Is7o, for. fur;
nithinG The unltsA States subsistsneo Department
For % SsTG.s & ssss fcpi. Of The best quail.
meat i9ssdsid. kssh Ssrrsi % Hiour purei sssd
will BE- redulfsd 70 weigh 100 pounds, and All
lag from the barrels ffoa other causes, will be re-
qulrsd 70 Be made up b. the eouttaot?r -
and put mp In superior paekafes, ard TO be deliy
cred a the aubsisieuee Depet u bis city. Withiu
No BIDS Will b received from parties who have
failed 10 comply with their engaEemohn with any
branch Of The ooveInmsnt.
PToposaia V b addrssssd TO the qpAyInisned.
aud marked tPropoaals.u A. BROKWITH,
BreVst Major General and Oommissafy Of euhsist'
snes. U.g.A. fs7i-et
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