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The Republican journal., 1872-06-27
Wool.

Wool is now commanding a high price,
says an exchange, and one which, it is be
lieVtd, cannot long be maintained. The
OHIO article is held in Boston at from 10 to
SO cents; very little is offered below -
cents, and buyers are not inclined to pay
more than 60 or Gt cents. California has
5000, 600 pounds and the holders are desir-
0ns Of Keeping it till fail, while Eastern
buyers who have canVa>Sed Western mark
cts Will not purchase ut present rates The
Toledo Commercial propheSies slight stag
nation of the market till after shearing
time, and then IL probable decline in the
price
The Republican journal., 1872-06-27

The Troy Wing tells the following
story: cone of our prominent physicians,
making his daily rounds to see his pa
tients, had occasion to call ut n house
where there We're no facilities to iaSten
his horse. He left it in the care OF a small
boy OF the lsraeltish faith, whom he hap
pened to see in the street On coming out
of the house he naturally enough expect
ed to find his trusty servant treating him
self to II ride but no-Mordicai knew the
use of time and value OF money little
better-he was letting the horse to little
boys in the street, at a cent ride around
the block"
The Republican journal., 1872-06-27

VALUABLE HINTS. Salt stimulates diges-
ton. onions are the best vegetable known
10 correct bad blood. Ice cream produces
acute dyspepsia in consumptive patients.
Cracked wheat, boiled or cooked rs rice, Is
"a good diet for dyspeptics. Ice held in the
mouth will quench thirst in cholera, cholera
morbus and lever.
The Republican journal., 1872-06-27

A young lady has taken M dentistry for
living. All the gentlemen patronze her.
When she puts her arm around the neck of
the patient and caresses his Jaw for the
offending member, the sensation is about
as nice rs they make 'em. One young man
has become hopelessly infatuated with her.
Consequently he hasn't u tooth in his
head She has pulled out every blessed
one of them; and made him two new sets,
and pulled them. She Is now at work
on his fathers jaw by his persuasion. lie
holds the Jaw for the pleasure of looking
at her.
The Republican journal., 1872-06-27

Crowds of negroes were baptized at
St. Louis recently, One old lady after she
got out exclaimed i'll ectasy, ''Bless de
Lord dat's five times rse been baptized"
The Republican journal., 1872-06-27

Great events often depend upon circum-
stances trivial in their nature and of no
apparent importance. The fate of Il ma
ton may turn upon what is regarded us
the merest accident, without significance
or effect of any kind. Take the case of
Texas, in the crisis of her existence by
way of illustration: The battle of san
Sacinto had so broken the aggressive
power of Mexico thar Houston and his
gallant associates found themselves in a
situation to maintain, temporarily at least,
the independence of the young republic.
But their resources were limited, the pop
ulation of the country small and widely
scattered, and the prospect of establish
ing permanent and self-sustaining gov
ernment precarious and remote. The
great powers looked with doubt and sus-
picion upon the struggles Of a handful Of
adventurers. The primary object was to
obtain the recognition of the independ-
ence of Texas, and the means of defend
ing the country against the invasion of
Mexico General Hamilton of South Caro-
lima and Judge Barnby Of Kentucky were
engaged to visit England and solicit her
good offices in behalf of the extemporiz-
ed republic. They were instructed to
make the best representation possible OF
the condition and resources of the cOun-
try, to request the acknowledgment OF its
Independence, and to apply for loan,
which her pressing necessities had render
ed indispensable. The commissioners
were accomplished and sagacious men, OF
| chivalrous bearing, enthusiastic believers
| in the future of Texas, and confident thai
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-07-20

A Sapp-head. postmaster at Birminsh ham
Schuyler county-who wears one of he smallest
| size OF Grants coll rs-tbinks that il Greeley is
elected President, che will give all the rebels of
the south their franchise, fill the cabinet with
them. and make JEFF Davis Postmaster General"
\ II Sapp-head has any friends in Schuyler. they
ought to bore him for the simples will out delay
-Nac0mb Eagle
He of Birmingham is not the only "sArr.
head that needs 5, ailar treatment. There is
another county besides Schuyler that possesses
one.
The Louisville C5Uraer.Jot1i.al says Horace
Greeley is a regular old potato.bLg. because he
is down on the Presidents Murphies.
Joseph, in the book of Genesis is said to have
worn the first Dolly Vardeu.-EG.
Profanity could no further 90.
Last'week drinking dead heat printer named
Gias>en, heayy-set, round face and heavy nous.
tache, got several days work in the Eagte o1iice,
spent his money for WHISKY, and begged his way
out OF town. Newspaper men should look out
tor Glassen, or whatever his name is.-Nqco,qJ
Eagle.
A man with such name oould not be EXPECT.
ed to do otherwise. 1t was his nature as his
name, to have something to do with the glass.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-07-20
Nobody Statistic d.
Says a Grant organ +:


Take any crowd of democrats, and NOT
one in twenty is willing to admit that he will
vote Tor Greeley from choice or otherwise
than as swallowing bitter pill. How can
there be any enthusiasm IN the support Of
such a candidates"
Well, in this respect the democrats are at
least no worse OFF than the Grant radicals.
Don Piatt, the independent journalist who,
though supporter of Grant is never afraid to
tell the truth about him, thus wrote to his
paper from the Philadelphia convention:
lean scarcely find a delegate who, when he
ceases to shout, and gives you his private
opinion, does not either express doubts of the
results or disgust for General Grant. The
whole affair is magnificent humbug, proba.
bly, the most remarkable ever exhibited in the
United States. With all this excitement and
apparent enthusiasm there is not man here
who would not feel a sense of relief If any
other man could be nominated ; and yet see
how we go on.
We reckon If the Grant men can stand
their candidate the Greeley men can theirs,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-07-20

One-half the people cannot take castor oil from
its terrible nauseating taste, and recoil ia the
purely S'p psp pessss
take, and more effective than castor oil IL does
not distress or grippe, but regulates the system,
and operates when all other remedies have fail.
ed. 1t acts like magic for stomach ache, cousti.
patton, fatulency, Group and worms. II CON.
tains neither minerals, morphine nor Alcohol
Its soothing, quiethg effect, produces natural
sleep. and particularly adapts it to crying sad
teething children. No Article has ever met such
unqualified endorsement from the physicians.
Take no more bitter pills, narcotic syrups, grip.
ing purgatives or sickening oils The castoria
costs but 80 cts. and when once tried you will
never be without it, july SAw.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-07-20

BALLOU's MAGAZINE FOR AuGUsr..-The
warm weather will remind people that light en-.
tertaining reading Is just what is wanted: and
We know of nothing more acceptable to tho com.
muLity than BALLOU's MAsAzINE, serial tSat
contains 100 pages of stories, engravings and
poetry of the highest order. such magazine
can be read in the cars, the library, at the sea.
shore and at home. 1t is the cheapest and best
Of periodicals. and should be in the hands Of
very one. Only Is cents for single copies, or
10 per year Address Thomes & Talbot, SO
Congress Street, Boston.
Single copies for sale and subscriptions re.
ceived by Osman & Hnpeman, Ottawa, Ills.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-07-20
Greeley on Amnesty,

The quarrel between Greeley and the
Grant radicals is not, as the latter pretend
matter of recent date. il had lis origin AS
long ago as 1867, when Greeley began the
earnest advocacy in the Tribune of universal
amnesty to the South. The radicals, who
knew that universal amnesty would be the
end OF all further republican victories az the
elections in the south, achieved at the point
OF the bayonet, were so troubled at Greeley's
"defection " on this question that they offer
ed him Fenton's place IN the United States
senate if he would drop this "hobby,' as
they called it, and give Grants ad ainistration
vigorous support Greeley secuted the
bride with scorn and to show his contempt
tor the marrow minded GRANTEES went of
| to Richmond and offered himself as bail for
jeff. Davis. Thereupon, in the Union League
In New York City, resolution was offered to
expel Mr.. Greeley, and he was notified to ap-
pear before that august tribunal and defend
himself. Greeley didn't 60, but sent them a
| letter which we have no doubt is still ringing
IN the ears of some Of those who first heard it
read. To give some idea Of the whitening
scOrn and contempt with which he met this
attempt to brighten and dragoon him INTO the
abandonment of course his conscience told
him was right, we append single paragraph
from this letter, which was several columns in
length Says Mr.. Greeley:
Gnntlpmpo 7 shall MT 4 ,,..,.. go.
this evening. have an engagement out Of
town, and shall keep it. l 40 not recognize
"a as capable Of Judging. or even FULLY ap.
pretending nae. You evidently reg I'd me as
weak sentimontalst, misled by - maudlin
philosophy l arraign YOU as narr ,w,minded
! blockheads, who would Ike to b, useful to a
| great and good cause, but ton't know how
Your attempt to base gre enduring party
on the hate and wrath neces trily engendered
by II bloody civil war, is rs Il ugh you should
plan: Colony on an iceberg y ich had some
how dritted into IA tropical ocean. tell you
here that. out OF a life earnestly devoted to
the good Of human kind, your children will
select my going to- Richmond and signing
that bail bond rs the wisest act, and will feel
that 1t did more for freedom and humanity
than ALE you were competent q, d., though
you had lived to the age or MI iSelah.
ask nothing OF you, then, but thoy you pro
coed to your end by direct, fank, manly
way. Don't slide off into mid resolution
Of censure, but move the expulsion which you
| purposed, and which | deserve If deserve
any reproach whatever All care for is, that
you make this a square, stand.up fight, and
record your Judgment by yeas and nays.
care not how few vote with me, nor how
many vote against ne, for ] know that the
latter will repent II in dust and ashes before
three years have passed Understand, once
for ALL that dare and defy you, and that
propose to fight it out on the line that have
held since Lees surrender.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-07-20

INFORMANT REQUEsr.-All persons having
State Fair subscription lists in their possession
are requested to send the same to the Secretary
at once, as collections must be- made or the work
delayed on the fair grounds.
W. Z BOWMAN Sec
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-07-20

ANswER.-Such questions as these are be-.
ing propOunded by the ant-Grant and Wilson
papers:
Did Henry Wilson say in the fall of 1858,
The time had come when the Uniform of the
State militia should no longer be disgraccd
10y being seen on the back of Catholic Irish
man or an inidc Dutchman
Here Is an opportunity for the Natck cob.
bier statesman to explain himself without the
danger Of interference from Ben Butler-for
Ben Butler, we believe never encouraged
Know nothlngism; he always had one eye at
least, 10 the main chance
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-07-20

W. A. Saunders (colorcd), Elector on the
Grant ticket Tor Maryland, declines to allow
the use ot his name In that Connection. He also
announces his intention to vote for Greeley
and Brown.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-07-20

The Dixon Sun latcly reported Grant and
Wilson meeting in an uncomplimentary way,
and the office holders up there, who wear col
lars branded "Grnnt-his rat.terrier,' have
waxed exceedingly wroth, and all sorts of
threats have been made against the SIN and
its editor. A revenue assessor, in return
for the paltry office he holds, as a compensa-
ton to Grant, threatens to throw the 81" Office
and types out of the window.
"Men whose deeds are evil prefer darkness
rather than light Starlight.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-07-20

Our Woodworking, industrious "govcrn-
mcnt' seems to be taking things exceedingly
easy just now. The president and six cab.
net officers ale all absent from Washington
some of them on eectioneering tours and
Others rusticating at fashionable watering
officials amount in the aggregate to $4,000
per annum Of course they will all draw
their pay whether they work or play.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-15
PROPOSALS FoR sUPPIIEs.

PRoPosAIs FoR sUPPIIEs.
HEADonA DEPARTMENT op DAKorA.l
OIfiun OhiEl QUknInnAHrnn,
hr. PAUL. MniN, MAJ T. ts7a, \
bsled proposAla. duly indorasd a. saoh IN The
usual iorm, In tnpiieAte. invited 10 supply the
following posts In lhia Department, With graln los
one rear from June ~, ls79. as follows:
FORT SHAW. MT.
b.En pounds Of OatG
1O.isi pounda OF Barley.
FORT KIlsIs. N. r.
fTi.Hn pounds Of Oati.
T4I61 poanda Of BAFieT
i CAMP BAKER, N, II.
19BT pounds Of Data
Tue several Quantities hsrsin mentioned NAY be
inoreAsed dininiahed shall Be required 20 ssst
lhs legal nseestss Of The asfvios or the period 800.
kAeh separate proposal must be aeeoupaai.s By
the sum OF thousand dnllAra In UnlleA Rtats.
funds OF oettihed check . National Bank made
payable 70 the order OF the QaAFtsFmaatsr 0anornI
" Insure the validity Of the 6d 10 bo 70 th
Qnitet STATE, by the bidder 70 whom ausrd l. made
.hoad he OF thsy tAi 10 execute contrast with sat
ii.gtory security In other cases 70 bo retarnsd TO
blddern respectively whom contracts undsG thla I'D.
VeIisoment are finally mAda.
A oopy Of this advertisement must accompany each
is. dsl,s,y Of u. supplIS. 10 OOumsnss not later
ThssS pfopoAAs vii be received 81 this oios nm 10
Y N. on MONDAY, July ls7l, and AlIo Al the oaoss
o. mo QuArtornnAat0fa ~ the posts OF forta shaw
Kills and Camp hAker N. r., The same day and honT
hJ command Of MAJOR General HAnoook.
CHARLES II, T0MPKINs,
mJA DeputJ q. N. and General U. 4, A.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-15

~ S.$:. v .S q H. sI Inn s A s
"' gaSss.l Saturday afternoon at 8 o'siosE. r.


CALI Ipn tbs moaning OF the Huh inst, ALICE L.,
infant ohhd Of james v. and kmma Calf, aged ains
month"; ~. .
Funeral Saturday afternoon at 8 o'clock.
wHKKLRR On TGutsday night, the islh instant,
The deceased q native OF Massachusetts,, bat for
The last forty years asidout OF WAahlnet He
noted for ITS quiet, uaobtruaiys habits and bis
sWervinG intfHry 81 charaosr In thngs small a. well
EreA' us prudent confederation for the fsellnGa
And Weaknesses Of others and ha friendly disposition
70 A. enabled him 70 travel Ihs iyurney o. Ivs u,h.
cut legal conhot or a personal enemy. lie has
20 Eo1d Citizen and % kind nature ahoald 70
aISrt ~ daily Influence.
Ths frsnds add aeqaainiAncea Of the family are In.
ylsa 10 Attud the funeral Of the deceased hAtuT
dag, At o'clock y. M, from bic late re.idlnee. No
lojs atroei, between Tenth and hlsvehth. -
AVER -Oa FRIDAY. Junslt, At o'clock .. Nd. VIII
LIAM OAhLroN. youngest shld o. hentI O. hnd Sarah
q. ATer, aged year and days
frisads Of tho family are invited 20 attend the
funeral from the residence OF his parents No lSe
Ninth street NOT Invest, Sunday, June u, att m
OALLAN.-In this CITY, on Friday, juno II. ls7s,
10. yIaarsIl, aeed months daughter Of Cha Ooni
THysoN.-Qn the llth Inst, At ~ a. M. LoutU
o., inf.n. daughter o. ThoinAs N. and MAIDS A Thy
soni aged montha md IL daJa
Tho relatives and friends Of tha family are sespeot
fully invited 10 attend thu funera iron the Iosidsnco
Of her grandmother, (MIs. sarah A. keAtinED Ian.
ooln-Nvenue road. near Olouuooi oenvtOty, 70 dey.
tsAturdaJJ ~ 10 an.
GEMERI.R.- On Friday, ths 18th inst, Al Z O'Clock
D. ~, HOWARD AlorsIUs, infant son u AuEust N
and AisttA LoMeFls, aged II moatha and DAYS.
Funeral ibis tsAtardAJ) aftsrnoon Al oolooh.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-15
p PROPOSALS FoR PRANK BUILDINGs.


wisaEaT5s, b q, June 4 49,
Sealed proposals. In duplicate will bs roosi ed At
this ONES until " m, July 8, lsa, from Responsible
he following frame buildings, In AeoofdAaos with
plans And organizations which may DO soon At this
Mes Hal. Guard House, Company Quartsu and
Dstails and requirements furnished By The undsr
signed, copy Of the latter with this dvertlssmont
No.. WM MYRRS
leo Depot Quart srmAster.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-15

THmD DisraI0r. ToaF kmsvin,.s
bTArnH IALAHp, N, ", MAJ ", i6Il \
Sealed pToPosHls yi BE- received a thls oos satil
II m, on hOhDAN, the i7th day Of June nsTt fos
raising rrplaeinH and keeping Ia thoF proper posI
iona aud In SOD order, ali the bn0Ya nov IN ihs
u adson river, between Albany and TOY, and uek
9thsn =. NAV b authorised, for one yoGr from ths
iat dAy Of Jnlg noEt 70 The saoeoedlnE ali dIF ~
aco?rdi1g 70 the fegulA OF the Ilsh
boAfd and the prlnted oopiss of WhIch
can Be had hy ApplytnS 70 thil oAioe
b. order Of The Lighthouse BoasN
c.....a.- -, s,-. J.H, BTRoN0,
s..a.., M, 91sa stats Mar Lsns.aoss
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-15
THE MARKETS.



new heth 5teoA HspeU'
FHrnishsd by Ls'gis yoAnson y Co., Bdnksri,
1srib,rs,i
- -. -
NIw roRn. June o.,l p NJ Unitsd states
Uoapou,tn'l Y ,keat ~, ooupen, ian v kap,,'
% Ooupou, llbA u. 3, k9a new Us, Coupon. lleA y.
iii o. 4. i0,los boapoa, iii, 0ansscS siIss.
lISt New per cent : loan, ~ WEI
err Union Telegrsph, 20, Quietdi,eg "a. " ~.
Cite Val, $50 Adams Klpros,, o Unilsd Sstis s
Me-, Yotk Central sorip.. va sds,o Sosl
Harlem, lg' MICHIGAN uentL railrqsa' NJ ~ "
hhefe and hehisAa seutherpi, ~ uls y, ga
sss,. NY rs,,r1 usnirai Rsiirssd ios
k9sk ls,nd I.i,road ~ ~ 80 ~ X 55ss
ies..Ars A9 M.z.s russsn,.ad. S snS,ssl
900 " Jo.eph, ". vp'fiifo mt, ~ ~ w
eas2 aPd Alton nd sn,,. M 1ss.s
"a rnsss.n M = ~. n.v "A Ws 49,
Hi 2sssrh rao'no n0"o'' wal ohion racine Isl
bqnds H.H.H.
Gold h''s' u,rru.on, u,.r,-,
s.LIInon,i June !. s,.ss,.s': :. F,nss :. We
n9.s ~ ~ ~ 20 eooe slonIi WIZ
ed p Ann ". 49, Sspon, Iah price, PIT eommoa
.sei noticed y.stsrdsy. The receipts ,eaaJ vyss
loy, ,,sy.,, gI WIS hstssi tigj ~ Hoy
,ssss ~ ioE sIggtt 9g wsstssq Hsisa q $40
shslSs 90 A. sil. I, w,..,,.,.. a.,
sls, and " bear q ho aalss vhs,.ysi. hsILs. arm
iot 4yoa loA We quote pgices o-aN - IedloNa, ".
Mouth IN ~ els2 " Tor uhits hnd ,ssa Tor red
sis I'd q ssSits, ssS %s..ssa 90 5fssSoSs,'
asna "a n9. i, ~ to.N9 800 adsana.
qa m.,se, =, s9n.hsfn snte gstn, eat oth,S
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-15

OEFIoE or A A. OonEsAARY o. HunmA1ERoE,l
WEHr PonT, N. ~, May IL Is7a
Psop9..lss 4 dsPlss,s vi ss received sad y m,
NIKE Aad MUffON required b. the Subsistence
pPAT'nset y this pos. Tor ala moatha. oOmnSholns
ia'aaiiioa and o,AdItions ohllAl9sd q - /
nya O.pt Fin. U. 8. Rp. tiiS hR a Ktas
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-15
pRoPOsAIs ron FRKsn BRKp.

oEVIoE A. q. 8, FoRr wARREH, MAsa,l
I .| ...- hAE II. ibI1. \
Sealed proposals. 10 duplicate, viii be received Al
this once until II june ID, liza for fnrn hing
the Fresh and Oorned Beef required By the SabsiaE
snea DepArtmsnt u. g. A. at this station and Al Fort
Independence. Mass, from July 1 TO December u,
Information 70 conditions, quality Of boei. pas.
nSn's, 40, can be OhtAinsd b. ApRIIios,iisn e
my9s FRAT Lieutenant Fifth RftiilSsy. a. u.s.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-15
BON srAFIoNERY.


DEPARTNErr OF THR UpIT,
ST., IVY phiIAsa Ia, MAJ g. 1sia
until y ~. MONDAY. J1as II. Is7l Tor faralshiss
ihs New orleans Depot siIR such qasaIiiiss y Inc
Sas ~ aIsII , 2, 4 ron tine g ms
oaioal RnVooPss, white nine 10 thirteen inch. per
Letter Envelopes, white, per thousand.
Dayld's. per dossn quarts.
0oPIiss I'M. ATSOld's. OArtsrs JApsS and French.
S :$is: T.: E:.I If;a ss 3 p.r as,ou
hletunE Paper. heavy. Pet gnirs
Note Paper, ruled and plata. psr Tsaal.
LEGAL GAP faper, ruled, por roam, -
p pSnS rs1pes s,npes sI 90 aai a,,,,. u
"a. osp Paper, per lalre
A6:ssssl PsSss, tS Ssa s Sss qaIrs.
9llpsPSs per dozen shSsiA. - .r. ....
Paper %slEhts, each, p.
lowing Cups and Brushes, each. #HI
hoanoe, per OUNCE 'r- .... . ....H
psnholders. par EEoaN 81 ..rsr .. ...I....
RaSpsr hshds, sisorisd, per gross. .
kalsr,, elshtssa Inches, Ss.6ited Sssb. ala
alter SopsiSs COPYING oS 81 ST ssS6.
Paper fAslsnsrs, per GTosa
Paper Folder, ivory, each.
Wafer btAmpa, each. b.. -H.- r.".rl.-
Steel frAaers, each. ......# d..
Blank Books, cap. iull ard half hound, per qnlre.
blank books. orowD, null and half bound, per qniro
Blank Books, deny, ful and halt bOund, paf qhlTe
Memorandum Books, blank, small, each.
Memorandum Book, blank, large, each.
Memorandum Hooks. blank medium, each.
Quill Pens. per hundred. .
Qnlllu, per Eroas.
once Tape, per GroaA
Paper OutteFs, tin, por gross.
General Order Files each. ....
Especial Order Files each, ... 3
Latter Clips, each
samples o. the sta.ossry proposed 10 bs furnished
will AeeompAny the bld, and tho price must be sI.
Delivery 10 commence July |, lsTa. n requlred, In
sueh SaAntities and At such times may be ordered
kAsh 6ld must bs accompanied By guarantee,
signed By a. least two responsible and
persons, that In OAse tho bid Ia accepted and con.
tract entered Into, they will become 6uTetss 10
sqaA 70 one fourth o. The amount Of The Tor
cred, n = 49, 80
siSSH's rS % :: ss % q. and
mSal Ohisi cusitsTnS.isr.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-15
Books and Stationery.
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

NEW PUBLICATIONS.
SD, og .9SR ~ RGfr DOEsN OF ~ =
Ifk 0F zBRkfikG LINCOLN. ~ Dol wsid
oS &, shQs E5sgAkTs run
wkLLA0E's UFfffEp sTLffs SUPREME
paSts9{qlFeE f sTS9FT6A vi N supnnMr COURT
or THR UNITED BrArEs.
fU-For u.lsby
Old W. N. a o. n. MORRISON.
Law Bootsslsrs and Pub iishsrs,
...u No. avs Psunvlvsnl. avenue.
7 glqs BSok ssn..lnlug RsSis,sf q oGesf. nd
s: .sss S.S ~. . sss g once So
btsts q eOuutfy n which be vas born, and the com
ss,hsr Win tss names ssd oompssssiIon o. Al Print
"a ..aD.O,;a oossrs.. o. s.S p,p.st.%.s1s q
npdsr direction q The ssofslsI q ths Iaisrios 81
sssO S. ;SS sHss, &C..
rsl.u q Japanese I.ssiieu 4 washinT,on. $50.
.sd 5- sS B.S.So hsri'' 'n'n'' o.
Table. asd Iessnds q Man. oOnntrisa Rendered
= T Sss 2is 40 in si.. y Ss..y voa oon.
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and Flames. " kduin Dunkin, Of the Royal Oh.
' fSs ssots. ifi.o1O The Iutsrnatou.l. By 90.
Rousniss u " Mart Twain Another supply. o. 90.
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SET Al the improvements best quality, rubbsr.
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Proposals.
PRoFoSAIs E E9gg y EoEEi ~ I,,,.T HE WASHING.

WasmHeTos. b. D., nsy s3' IN.
= heAl ID proposals all BE- rseaived uniu ma EfF.
IEkhIH DAY on JUMP Tor the eonsiru ellen sod
Aquednct, - ~ "--'''a'"'
a The gogn 70 b lel eolnprla.ai Oomplstiou Of The
nstllaigrs over The Loudult Oomplstlng kafth-uofk
volra, AsN-@'-
Bids utn be rso.l,.d "a, an. .o.,r,.,,.. =, M.
nnos Norh o. Tor saoh separata vork. dsseribsd 10
TIE specifications, the United States ressrvibe the
nEnt 70 reject any OF I'll bids 10 conir1ct for i've
snols % separate Norks, A. mag seem most adVsa.
Afeana upon comparison u bids
AZ ~ W Moit upon the WAahinstoa Aausl
MAJ, o. n. BABoooK.
Oorps Of EnKfneern, U. B. A., Ohisf Enginssr Wash.
lngton Aqnsduct mysna