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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-26
QulRkD in THE OONsfRijuTioN or
IHE hEW GOVERNMENT BUILDING Al
81. LOUIS, MO.
> huPERvIsING ARCHITECT,
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,

WAgnIs0rog sSpt III is7S''
Renlad DroDosnIa viii ~ rsnsivst n ~ y. a.,
u IN Of the Am Az OF OStoboS Is5a w. 9nnhI
and delivering at the SHE Of the pfouosed GnSs,n
mani buiIdipg Al n innis NJ n ~ a, noNyth
Stone Tsquii Cd foT the ST'sToT Of ihs baidjns
The species Of stone from which a Seleotion Nh M.
stones aud the qualities especially inssisd nrsb iii
Ia unilorniIy al color And ta.tsTa dsTsti, a ~
ganHetV ior .oTEInS u1dsr ~ iei'ai - 500 IN"
K sample block hIilTi5 inaSes. ahoviaa Sn s.sh
al fThstaTe Oh No STONE Innst ~ NJ ~ Wy
bid WIZ eA0u
cut stOos 10 buiidinES for Al issst H.. w -
oonsidsTsd And Gisoluts pToof maj ID ~ III ~
mead In thst nsiod Tn5st ~ tat ms boon 90
The stone must further nave a S"o5 ,r,.i, and ~.
free FROM all dlsoOl1TlnE substapees ana ~, Tis,
from which II Is procured must 30 inliy opSbSd sna
capable Of furnishing lie uuaity and SnSnt N Std
within one year N'''''N
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-26

PRESERVING FRUIT.-As the season Is at
hand for storing fruit for winter, we venture
to remind our readers of process In use by
the French for keeping II sound. We have
more than once referred to thiA process, but
Il requires much hammering to get an idea
fixed In peoples heads. The conditions are
a dry cellar, out OF the reach of frost and
such continuance as will induce constant
current OF air through the fruit. barrel
perforated at both ends and raised some
Inches from the ground, In adry cellar meets
the requirements! The philosophy Of the
process L. In preventing the sweating OF the
fruit, which Induces decay or, II II takes
place, TO arrest 1t speedily by the current OF
air. A succession of shelves, the whole ex-
tent OF the cellar wall, composed OF laths,
with spaces between, and boxed In front, six
Inches from the ground and six inches open
at the top, would substitute the perforated
barrel on q larger scale. The shelves are
better than the barrel, and for delicate fruit
like pears, which should not touch one an
other, are indispensable. By this means
pears may be kept till they come again. Aud
30 OF apples and sweet pOtItOes. With re-
spect 10 grapes, the experiments have not
been satisfactory. The French have tried
different modes Of suspendIng the lunches
but without any uniformity Of result. A
method Of preserving grapes fresh and sound
Ia still deslderatum.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-26

AN ENGLISH BoRGA.,-Au English news
paper, speaking OF Mary Ann Cotton, asks,
''ls she BrinvilllerB1n Probably she Is en-
titled TO such q classification, and certainly
she Ia II she committed half the crimes atth6-
uted 10 her. In 1882 she married laborer
named Mowbray, by whom she had seven
children, who all died suddenly OF what was
called gastric fever, as also did her husband
and his mother, all their lives being Insured
The woman married again and again. The
husband died as suddenly as the fTst one had
done. In 1857 she blessed 4 widoWer, the
father Of five children, and soon not one of
the family but herself and her new husband
survived. Not liking his perslstency in llv-
ing, she went TO stay with her mother, who
shortly afterward was carried TO the church
yard. In July, 1870, she became bigamlst
by marrying Frederick Cotton, also wild
over, with two children, who did not survive
him. In a month or two ledger In her
house went with her son from among the llv-
ing suddenly, as all the otheTs'had done, and
then TWAS thought TO be about time TO arrest
the woman, who now lies In Durham jail
charged with wiliul murder. Some Of the
bodies OF her supposed Victims have been
eXhumed and found 10 contain arsenic. In
each of these fatalities the prisoner had
slight peeuulary interest,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-26
THE BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD,

:, o. Hed after WEDNESDAY. July II, Is7s, THREE
pkiLY TRAINS viii be run bstvCoa BSitiaore AID
the MAI TRlIS Vii isaSs daily ss.osD, s,,,.,,
Al 40 rstaIninE will ATTtyS At bkiiimots ~ XXX
p m Thu train oonnSota for BtrGGsbarS And Ham
Tbs FAST LINZ will leave daily ts.o.nt su,d,,,
10 p m rot1TninG viii arrive Al BsItimoFe a
The ST, LOUIS EXPRESS vilI leave daily a, so
m F%SsiISSIdin6 ~ s5rr" 4. BIitnO5e m
ieayS q p M rotuTniRE will arrive Al BSitmoIs
At II !. ~ - 4 = N r da,ly ls1osPt SaPdAy
Al p m T.taIninE viii arrive Al BAitimorS 81 ~
a. m T.; df N ffiTDSsPs ~, S.Gns,y ,ooo',,. > 80
viii is.1S At % p M TetaTSpS III .aisso
,.--,,.. foR iIeKRsTOWN.
Leave At 8 a. m and O5 D. "a ToturnlpR viii .Yrix.
80 foR Il iRRoHKsTER
Al ID " 10 IN M Hng ~ p m rsturninE will arrive
-, IoR FRkDKRIoK.
Al n ma Ia az "a az AID n returning will arrive
" ron kHsafSGTT6N,
Lave At ~ b0. s:a5, and II is a. m. and Q, l.
FROM WASHINGTON.
Lt1iss lsAyo At 80 6,t6 g. and SIS a M, End H.
fok IlTIsBUkG, Va ooSNILrav1LLE RourE,
lay Baltimore At So p IN. returning viii arrive
FOR ANNAPOLIS.
WsaE,t nEu.noIf Al a ~. aud 80 .. m. leave
BUEDAY TRIMS, WHsHfSdf65E DIyIsIoN
ihfeays bAilnors Al a.. 20, and 20 a. m, and
LssVs Warrington at a. IN. and ., SD.7,g,Da
Tickets be purchased At the once, No, IIs We,
be left for baggage 10 BE- called for and which Mn H.
checked a persona residence ''" WI" Do
apply At the Ticket OaoS, camden station "u' &C.
Master Of fr"nspoEtSiiiOn.
L. n, OOLK,
General Ticket Aren't
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-26
Proposals.


OFTIcE or CHrEE QuARrERMAsrERJ
DISTINCT OF NAV MEXICO, J
SANTA ~, n. NJ, October 5, ls72. }
ad1sTtissmoht Httsoss Wi - fsosl5.d Al III rthes
pn'il 10 o'clock a. m TIA URsDAY, Novembs5 7, lsIS,
specified below
q So9iorHiiiy With General Oder No. 81. wsr p.
VIII al.o be reoelyed unit, the same time By tbs oHoeT
named for delivery Of the supplies required thsrSat
FORT UNION DEPOT
l,DOiOO Corn or Barley $50 900 Oats, 5000 Bran.
FORT GARLAND, COL.
aOJ,COO Corn or Barley. B.OOO OAtS, 100 Bran.
SANTA FR, n NJ
aOoOOO Corn or Barley, 60 90 oSts, OOj Bran.
FORT wINGATR, Nm
iCOFOO Corn or harley, bO.OOO Oats, 900 Bran.
$500. FORT TULRROsA, n. NJ.
So,0JO Corn or Barley, 1000 Data, I6OOO Bran.
FORT CRAIG, NM.
IIb0O0 Corn or Barley, lOOJO Oats, 1900 Bran.
FORT STANTON, N. NJ
1000 Corn or Barley O.UOO Oats, 9j,JOO Bran.
,rooo Eq R sEyL Z Nm
FORT BLYARD, Nm
10000 Corn OF Barley, 5000 Oats, 20 90 Bran
dsTs will make separate proposSls Tor each
The grain must be vel cured, sound, free from dirt
msToSnAbis quality in sVery Ts.pSeI but M In soS
strong sacks, containing each OF corn or barley
than - less than b pounds; and o. bran
not more than 50 pounds Preferences win be given
Of grain they propose to furnish. BIDS viii Glso b
received ioL the d9lfory Of tbs grAln and bran In
msnt
Delivery q the grain to DO oommsnOsd 90 or before
~ required b. the United Stated the Tst day Of De
oBmbsT. 7aSAnd to be o0mplCted In four months one
fourth o. the 9ntre quantity contracted for 70 be do
DoysTy p The bran p be commenced on or before
one fouTth monthly,
piles sss thai the whole GnOuht required Al the posts
named WI be entertAlned.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-26
CHARLES DC KENs AVID HIS WIFE.
Young Dickens VIII Not Permit His Fathers
BloETaphsr to Blur the Name Of His Mother.

Young DlokenS VIII Not Permit His Fathers
BlOgraPhsr to Blur the Name Of His Mother.
tFrom the liverpool Ds H. Postl
story reaches rs from 10 ndon which will
be read with eagerness by all who are inter-
ested AS who Is not Pin the life Of the late
Charles Dickens. Under ordinary circum-
stances II would he rightly deem ed beyond
the ken Of public journal, but Mr.. Dickens
own deliberate choice made his separ alton
from his wife public topic, and II won Id be
afectatlon to keep out Of print gossip which,
though at present that Of an inner circle, Ia
sure to become very soon the common talk
Of literary society.
The rnmor Ia that Forster's "Tlfe of
Dickens" vol. 9, which the world Is anNiously
expecting, haDgs fire. The blngrapher thinks
that he ought TO tell the story Of the sep ara
tlon Of Dickens and his wife, and Of course Ia
disposed 10 throw all the blame OF the sepa-
ration upon Mrs. Dickens. But young
Dickens, who Il Is said, always sided with
his mother In that matter, and thinks that
but scant Justice was done 10 her by his father
when the matter was made public, says that
II amends be not made 10 her by Mr.. Forster,
"plaln, unvarnlshed tale shall be published
In Al he Year Around. How the matter
will end II IL impossible to tell.
Perhaps the best way would be to leave the
tale untold II young Dickens would consent
10 that course. At all events, one cannot but
admire this young mans affection for hls
mother and his chlvalrous determination that
at all cost 10 tho reputation Of his father her
good name shall not be blurred. Il will be
remembered that Walter Savage Lander sud.
denly separated from his wife, and never saw
her again. Mr.. Forster, In bis biography Of
Lander, hurries over the business swiftly, like
q skater over dangerous Ice, but he manages
10 throw the blame rather upon Mrs. Lander
than upon his hero.
But having read this biography and got
pretty correct notion Of this hero-his ex-
IRENE lrritablllty, his 10 fly notion Of himself,
his craving ambition for homage from every
body-we can easlly imagine that the offence
which his wife, who seems 10 have been q
very quiet, amlable lady, committed, was
very sllght. Mr.. Forster tells the story a. to
make the world believe that certainly Mrs.
Lander was most TO blame, but II Is question
able whether Mr.. Forster, in dealing with
contemporary heroes, does not carry his wor-
ship TO the verge Of lunkeylsm.
Better leave the story Of Dickens and his
wife untold II the sOn would consent to 1t.
But perhaps he will not. Perhaps he has long
felt the Injustice TO his mother ranking 10 his
breast, and is now determined to have the
truth published. II so, there will at least be
one advantage-the relation will put q well
come end TO the vexatlous dlsputatons and
improbable exclusive explanations which are
always forthcoming at dinner tables and else
where when the name Of Dickens Is men,
toned,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-26
Proposals..


PURCHASING AVID DiEBuHstNdl
fAfNAFIEHs OTTICE, UNITED MATES NAVY, !
., NO y BROADWAY, Nav YORK, Oct T. ls7a
PropOsals, sealed aud Endorsed on envelope bids
Tor supplies adyeTtlsedn will be at thia ofoo
until o'oook 9Th instant for the following supplies
9! ne beet Quality to be delivered free Of oIpeuae,
At the Navy Yard, Washington, ID, o..
BUREAU CONTRADICTION AND REPAIR
lbm1 lbL lnEot Copper, Lake.
- 9puO lbs. lnGot Copper, other than Lake.
me copper TO be subject TO the necessary t0its
ana ins2eotlon OF the proper officers Of the above
Ihs right = reserved to rec any or al bids that
may not be deemed advantage 70 the Government
aud 70 award each article or Item separate A. NAV h.
most 10 lta lntsrostA
ke,ponahle seo ,Tity required for the prompt and
faithful delivery Of supplies awarded within the Tins
specified.
hiapk forms will no furnished At this once and the
bids transmitted TO the Bureau for lie action,
ocs8 Pay plreotor,J jbItsd Si.Ios s,v,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-26

OFTtoE OHTGF QuARTERNAErTnJ
. FORT LEANEHwOnTH, KANSAS, Oct. g. Ism Z
sealed proposals, In trpiaate, will DO received At
thia ohoo, and by the post quAftarmAatsF At Fort
hlley, until y a m NoysmbsF 2, ls7l, Tor the De.
hFeB Al FOhf RILEY, Kansas, Of
l25,OO0 pounds Corn,
y no pounds Oats,
Hoo pounds Bran,
lmofe OF less 10 sacks IN each Of the months Of No
and March, 1873; deliveries N comm snos not latS,
than the Oth Of November, is7l
Ih9 above quantities o. grain to DO delivered
monthly and keIoopting Nov8mbsr) betWoen the
hTst (lsil and nfteonth (lbth) dAys OF each month
foposAa will also be received At this oHao for the
9WenhysR A. me forage gard a. FORT LkAVEN.
SO!OOO pounds Oau,
70 sactai deliVeTy to commence within twenty (lO
aays from date o. award o. Contract and 10 be COZ
unuod Al the rate per week Of tonth 1OJ Of the
entire quantity contracted for.
pounds ~ WV
Proposals will be received for any portion Of the
No proposal will be entertained unlas. the mart,
MAKING the same IL present at the opening OF tbs
blds, or represented by AReut or attorney, or Il
Known ~ the ooer receiving the proposal 70 be 70
sponnblei aud each proposal must be accompanies b.
ths guArang Of two pc sons who are known 70 the
oHeeu reosiving the proposal 10 be responsible
Tue usual condition., which oAu be GsosrtAinsd At
this onoe, Elll be imposed upon bidder and con.
tractors and blank tofma Of proposals will ee fur
niahod upon Appl ipAtl0p,
BY authority Of the Department CommApder
ter Dept, Mo. o~aS
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-26
THE MARKETS.
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


New York stock Report.
FHrnishsd BY Lspis Johnson 4 Co., Banter,
norihpsu corner Of Tshh and D IiTSeii
norihweH
iSl Coupon, li6i{ Uniiod stats blDs, "a OourGf
IBi u, y tma 70, unnron, i'6i " 3. hara 'E.
2 nIt.d IsIS sS.. u ~ S:si ' 2?Oop
States 691s 90, Noupou, itbi Uritsi ss'ea III a.,
w2 s.S IS R.E S'S y P.o 4S,Haa9 w
hdams' EtPrsss alNi Wells fargo Oa's RipFs-.,
XisS S:S;. II. ss% M .i
H'5T s7.sGd So. U2i F fsSs ~ S,s., g.P ~
h1TtsTs:t prssf.rrIS s9 RoSs Isl.sd R.Il;s.d III
2 ghls,so ard Alton p!sisrrsd, iilyy OBI? spi
SsSi G'T oSSss::. @ s 92 9 oS ~ ~ T TsS
S Cs,, e. SS,s ;irs, ns- yls;ts, stS ;Is,
ilnS siTsi, 3D. 81 North nsTo "a slfss. o' NV n
Mltgluri ,iIess9iS central Pacific Bonds alE Union
Ps1s,gS I. BONDS, ts':. INV"
RAr.TtMopE MAREETs
r, BMTTMoRE, October q, : BreadsiuFs - Florr. -
active essnd % ass iooa tad. 81 p Ta .5 ~
no,hinE doing odAy feI eIpnr the views Of holdo
WI.Iii-Tbo rso.lP ] q whs.. today vsro nsht
market vis qpist 10 copssqusnoe Of the small Offer
ing, but he feellng vas htrn.
hssvT for ~ dssorirtlons, but priess we're Arm
With light business The recsipts to.dAy were H1Oj
~ demAud for Western BlISd 10 elevator and lots
Of any si.s are held firm Al 81 cents,
Oa,'-Were dull to.dy.With liberal receipts Of mird
Western
Rgs-i. arrr With light offerings. We uot.s ..r.
cents, ~ TO quality.
change In any PARTICULAR the transacious being con.
hned 10 small lots 70 tuppy lnmedtats wants hat tbs
feslnE ~ steady. In view II the llght sock thsrN Il
6otR sso Saa.PsSt W. assSs Baf M sSa ' S%
nAily a. 6'i9a7 cents for Bbonldsrs and Al iOkai0I
cents for clear rib sides theirs being no rb sides n
market Ths dem.'d ior Bsoon 4 moderate, and We
quote Jobs lots ~ "a " CENTS for 8haaldsra lik
for rib, and llkalk cents for clear rb Sides Hams
continue firm y a2lk cents for ins sugar-oUrsd
and At lGdH cents for new Bacon Hams Mess Pa'k
lssts.dJ. 9Th a modsrAte demand. We quote a, sl8
per bb'. Lard Il quiet, and quota prime Wsst
om steam and kettle 81 cents per pound.
Sngnrs.=Prioea are maintained, and quote OuhA
aNfpNrto Ra0 rsAnlnG a. ~ aaN tRnEliah Inland DO
- as3ss. Cuba hoEsa No. u, lOdiOSo,i Porto Rleo
grOoory 80 allaao,I DemsrArA yaouum pan. 10 auA
cts, and New Otissas grocery eaiok cents
Refined Stgars-We quote Bands At lfitla18 cent?
for crushed powdered and grsbnlatsd, and Softs on
basis q cents for white. YslloWs vSry Arm,
At pkai0A cents.
F6isET.-lThS market e bare Of Western High
Wines ~ the moment and W quots hrm al a1N ssnts
aallon.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-26
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILROAD.

,.S 90 AZ after sUNPAY, June Is7a trains will
~ A. m. hlagAa Falls KEpress daily CoToopt Sun.
. m, . oAkl va Niagara Falls and Buffalo.
o NJ m All daily leIoopt SundAys) for the Wsat
81 a, - Ahd North % Buffalo and Niagara Falls.
" " ,. m--hAhT LINZ daily (eIesPl huBdsys) for
ne West and North to WllllLmspOfI and
70 90 p. m.-Wo.tsFn EIprSas daily for the West
7 no p. m--foT the West
TRAINS FOR WESTERN MARYLAND ROAp AT
$50 a. m. and 81 pm
TRAINS FOR GETTYSBURG At $50 a. N. and
TRAINS FSE HANOVER At $50 q. m. II ~ and
TRAINS rob CUMBERLAND VALLEY Roam
hbaD a. N. and u 10 y. IN.
- ACCOMMODATION TRAIHR
FOR HARRISBURG daily (SISspt suRdAysl-8io
FOR PAiikrON daily tsIoopt sundsy,,-7oo an,
49,, 90, y ~ =, u 4ndb 80 D. IN, NV Ah"
fOh VOOkEYbNlLLE At II ~ D. m
~ TRAINS AkRlyE IN BAITINORE
fhOh TIKI WEST AND kOkfH-aIbSni 7o,.
ami, m and ~, . iPJ And II 80 D m W :"
HAhhlsbnAG AUUOhMODATION-Iu
OoOh hHbNILLE ION from ron
IN and $50 ., N. me- 9'"p
Calvert Station, and Al No North OalyS1t sppH Al
asass' on OrdST lst. A ofaSi No gN0lih CiiVs6
I'D ETo0ES G,6 Sss ssS:s1i k sSRs
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-26

VI, %a-,I. r. 80 Az, 49,, ~
V' 50 "A"u "taht "O'u "0uus VI 'he
Aottaerh rAeihe haiiroad Company They are
noorIom United STATES TAX ana are Issued Of
the IoiloUihg denomlnationSi Coupons, 800,
tbOO and bl,OOO; registered, 800, $500,
$1,000, 5000 and $4,000.
with the same entire confidence with which NJ oom
monded Government bond, to OaptAli.t. md psopIs y
ov, After the fulest InyestIsatlop ,ooor,,,.ra a.
Northern Pacific Railroad bond. "a an, I'd A.
General public.
cni.nP Ay,,PNr
~,
- ~, P''"0p. ~"u 'sts'' le pAaoio IN Amotlean
~, y w oioo ~ ~ NVose Oo'' new forh
~ ~ p'u'ep y 'uS '"u u ~ pe.iA' And the IN
' 'he ra's OF se'sh Aha thr"e'enthS per cent
d'' A"uuin' nAii ''A'p' ni.' OF JAnuAp AndJuT'
.PEhfhOF SAfkff. The bonds We 90
az are secured pS hr't and ONLY mortgage on all the
roper'g and rights OF the Northern PAoiu0 Railroad
oompany which Will embrace on the completion Of III
Sork'
l. Over Two Thousand Miles Of Road, with rolling
took buildings, and all other oqulpmsntA.
OVoF TWonty-tWo Thousand Acres Of Land 10 even
nile Of finished road. This land, Agricultural tim
osrsd and mineral, amounting in all TO more than
Fifty Million Acres, consists Of alternate sections
reaching twenty 10 forty m,lSa on each side Of the
track and extending In broad fertile belt from Wis
consn through the richest portions Of Minnesota DA
totA, Montana, Idaho, Oregon, aud Washington, to
Puget Sound.
while the Government does not directly guarantee
he bonds Of the oAd II thus amply provides for their
FULL and prompt payment By an unressrved grant Of
and. the most valuable ever conferred upon great
NATIONAL Improvement
THE MoRTGAGE.-Ths Trustees under the Mort
tAEo are MOssrS. jay Cooke, OF PhIlAdslphiG, and
edgar Thorn son. Pre.Idont Of the Popn.yIynDlA Gan.
raj Railroad Company. They will directly and Per
nAnenty represent the interest Of the First Mortgage
'ond holders and are required 70 that proceeds
land Gales are used In Pura'asNg aHd edResliHg he
'oHd oI ne Company II they can DO bought before IN
'urty at not more than 10 per cont premium; other
TsS the Trste's are TO invest the PEOSssds Of Ian
ss In United States Bonds or Real kstAte Mortgages
or the further security Of Northern Pacific bond
holders Also that they have at all times In their
'onro a. security, At least 500 acres OF average land
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-26

A CLERICAL Row IN DUBLIN.-The Dublin
newspapers describe at considerable length
the proceedings OF the Rev. Father OKeefe
and his sympathi. ers at Callan on Sunday
Several priests had been sent down from
Dublin TO ''give a mission" In the Augustin-
Ian church, and Father O'Reefe regards this
as an unjustlhable Intrusion 90 his manor.
On Sunday no went, at the head of nearly
three thousand people, to the stronghold OF
bis opponents, but found II guarded by po-
hcemen with drawn swords. The uproar
was fearful, and the irony Of the situation
was completed when Mr.. O'Keefe declared
that his mission was one Of peace. An at
tempt was made to break In the church. gates,
but the police succeeded In dIspersiIIg the
crowd
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-26
steamship Lines.


FALL HRDULR
FOR NORFOLK AND BOSTON.
On and nfter Monday, September ia Is7a. On.
htoamor LADY OF TIN LAKE, carrying the United
si hs; . Rs W. s aSd iYTgRS Er3SI ~ .
Stopping At the principal river landings, Tor NOR
FOLK, oouneotluE At Norfolk With the NJ N, Steam.
ahiD OompApy for Boston.
VIII receive and dpyer fret ht until D. m,
Branch Ticket once At knoE'a EHpfeaa once cor.
ner Of PoupsJiya1 IA, A I sd slIth street
sells Plants store, cor Fifteen III st. and N Y. ave
NJ EkUBAHfs' LLHR OF srEAMBHII'S
WARRINGTON AND NEW YORK.
Hereafter ths IN s.tsanishlps \. o. KNIGHT, ,JOHH
GIBSON will 49,.
TWiFH NV ! Y55hk. ALB FSxRsE.EtIlIe
follow Issss INV Y0kko irUS PiSF > ESst Ri,sT
syaJ hhTURDAYattp .. N. Lsays GEORGETOWN
sysu thiDA Az, at .. m, and ALEXANDRIA ths
FOR full iniomatlop, apply 10 4. p. A. DRNHAB,
AGENT poa And wharf foot Of Hsh utFest, aorE st0vn
o. The corner Of ssTsntssnih stree, nd Ess yorI
Jsii!u PrssidSs1.
TOh LIVkHfOOL AND QUEtr,sROwN.
HMAN LINE OF HAm STEAMERS BAuIro
BROh HRW YORK
AAruHDAY and sIssrn.,. ruEsDAYA
Tickets sold 70 and fFo1a kuElAnc.
EJS94uIIIA Ireland and the Uontinsnt For fun In.
1'''-''s form'yl9P nsRpap n.,.
Agent 8 broadway, NIY,sF
MIDDLETON TO-,
iAla-u BAnhsrS. WAshiuEtan.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-26

THs Emperor OF Russia has deer eed that
tract OF Government land, OF III 6 value of
sixty TO seventy thousand rbubless liver, shall
DO made over to the Musical A sademy at
klew, IS neucleus of the fund for defraylng
establishment.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-26

THE NEGLECTED soUTH PoLE.-The
South Pole, which seems latterly TO have
been quite forgotten In the abort We search
Tor the North one, Is honored with a book at
last by learned German doctor nj Imed Neu-
mayer. u is27 years since the last attempt
~ antarctic exploration, under Car 81. Moore.
Or. Neumayer recommends the Cap - of Good
Hope as starting point IND gives a full bib
biography OF all voyages and me mOlrs re-
lRtlng TO the South Pole
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-26

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