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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-11-21
CHANGE OF TIME on THE IWoR.

~ CESTtR AND NASHUA RI.
On and after Monday next, the 18th Inst the 400 p NJ
train from Worcester will leave al is, and the IS
train for Aver junction will leave at 8 IS.
The Sunday train will be discontinued and after
the secnnn dnN In Uecemher. Dat MIG
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-11-21
Mr.. JAMES P. COBB,
the eminent Hmorst and Baritone, of Boston
PROF. 0. S. FOWLER,
IN MECHANICS HALL, MONDAY EVEG, NOV. 10,
AT 7.BO.....FREE.

"wednesday Evening in wAsHBURN HALF
The Social Faculties. Love- Marriage, &c Seats 25 ots
Friday, at e.3O-TO LADIEs-Female Health
and Beauty Illustrated. Seats IS cents
Friday EveninG.--To GENTLEMEN Sexual
Science and Manhood.
Consultations to your Phrenology best Business,
Managing Children. &C, at the Bay State House. from
Nov. 18th to 18th only. Last visit. diff MA
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-01-19
The right of child to prosecute his

The right of a child to prosecute his
parents for whipping him, and to, re-
cover damages In court of law, Il in,
process of demonstration in Cincinnati
ii. The complainant, who is aninfant
in the eyes of the law, seeks damages
to the amount Of $50. 600 from his pa
rents forthe abuse and ill-trcatment he
has suffered at their hands since 1853,
The boys petition recounts how he
was tlraShed with an iron laln-rod
and with rubber whips, how he was
dragged about the house and down two
flights of stairs BY the hair, aud how,
by way of encouraging pcnitentiat
meditation, be w1s thrust into closet,
under a tank Of hot water. and kept
there for teh hours, in such d position
that he was unable to stand up or sit
down,
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-01-19

Mrs. Pratt, an Illinois woman, has
made the following speech: ''Ycs gen
tlemen. this isa productive country.
Anything In the line ofthe animal or
vegetable world. | have made 45O
pounds of butter from five COWS in one
year and, as yon refer to my childten,
Il am proud to say that have twenty
six; and that man pointing to her
husband) Is the fathcr of every blessed
ones
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-01-19

A woman in Rochester heard some-
body trying to burglar herprcmiSes one
night, lately, and She just kept watch.
When she saw a hand graSpilg the
window sill, she quietly chopped off
three or four Of It's fingers, and waited
for the chap Tin The otherland, but
he didn't conclude to, and went away,
mad ms thunder. The Woman's h,lS-
hand wants to find the remainder Of
the man to see what he thinks of the
Joke. She did IL with her little axe
II
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-01-19
All other kinds Of fBGI.dinE Material

A ESQ: PREPARED TO 10 MILL
n work, furnish shaker fans, zlgz&s
shakers. snction fans, driving pulieys -
any kind, ii our factory on Lyon stfeet 80
the river bank, next heloW, MarsiT1smI' " = w
warehouse. AilIiVc0| W.
Albany, Feb. 10, 1s6ali
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-01-19
SPNTACLES.
MONEY CAN NOT BUY ET,
ron SIGHT Is PRICELESS

SxiE NOW oFPER A GLASS TO THE
w public which l. pronounced by The
most cciebra:cl opticians 0l tic world 10
be The most perfect. nauTli, artificial help
to tl,e human eya ever known. They are
ground under our own supervision, ut our
own nlanuf,.e. ory, ii, New Haven, and are
so constructed Thai the core or center OF
the lens comes d!fectly In front OF the eye,
producinga
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-01-19
cEEAI. AND DISTINCT vIsroN,

As IN the na.uinl, healthy sight, and pre-.
vcntin.s AL nnpicaalnt scilnliiois, lslch ~
glimiieriig and Navcrlng oi sight, diEzi-
nc9s, ETC., REGULAR TO all oj hers IN tlso.
These glasses nrc manufactured from mi
nn;c crystal pob5les melted together, aud
derive thcirnanlc, "liiamond, "on account
of their MTlnessand bri!lianey. Theynfc
mounted IN Tie finest manner, at our own
manuiactorg, in all styles OF gold, silver,
steel, rub'k'r, and shell frames, OF the best
quality. Thci, durability can not be sur.
nassed, and their finish IL such us will suit
the most i,tstilu,is. None genuine unless
bcaring. our trademark, - Stamped OH
every iisilne.
For sale by the principal opticians and
jewelers., throughout the coiintry.sy Manu-
iacturcd by J, l. Srcncer & to, practical
opticians, New York. For sale only by
TITUS BNOTIIERS,
Dealers III @atclics, clocks, jewelry, silver
ware, etc, Albany, Oregon.
Entered according toact OF Congress, In
the year 1879, byJ Il. tnencer 4 Co, in ille
clerks Office Of the district Court of the
United States, for the Southern District Of
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-28
Medical.

DR. JOHNSTON; ,u
BALTIMORE LOOK HOhPITAL,
Once , soath rredertok street.
From his sEtsnAlss practice In thu great Hospitals
kSIOss I'd t5s A.. in this SountII, yi., Essasd
al 90 90 isi fRp SsSEsI in the world Tor
A CURE WARRANTED IN two DAYS.
weakness. of the BAek IAmps Structures, Affection
q ths kldnsys OF Blsdd.: InvoluntAu DisehaIEsH.
hSSSor, ~" spitts' 0onfS:ioa N fdsss, Pspiaiios
o. The Hear. TmititJ. TremplinE Dtmns.s q Sight
q Glddiaess, D,ssAsS e Tee Head. ThrOst Noe Or
BoW:ls-thoss tsrribls dsordsrS Arising from ths so
tA9 HAbits o. louih-aEclEr and aolitAQ RrAotioss.
he Mslinsr. q uSSss. 6liS6iinS thsI nSst SllssS
hopes OF Antioipatlons Rendering marriage, 10, I'm
YOUNG MIN
dulESd in whom AiOne-A habit frequently lsaInod froa
nightly felt Thsn asSSp, and II not eaTsd readers
nlnHsS mPosslbls, and DESTROYS beth nind and bodJ
What PlS ikAl Ioans mAs. the hope Of his oouu.
IT. the pride o. eh perents shoqld b matched from
qasssS q dsvAtns from ne Path q aSiufs. asS
dulSinE In oeFtAtn lsoret habit
rlsIs, Being s~STs q p65sisSI 9.SfSs. 1os 3 Pc
creative Posor-lmpolaneyD Nervous k1oltAhllitI,
Az oshsr dsSusiihsatoS spSSdy r.IIsSSa OF
- No lottsrs roootyOd unloas po1pAld and oonUAin
lnE stamp 70 Be used on tho reply. Persons Es,in1
shoala stAs AEe and sead pcrtion Of AdVsruss~snt
ENDoRsKAiKHT OF the PRESS.
tie nat y yeSTs and he nusroas suraioa
Operations performed ~ pr. Johnston. witnessed b
s ss q ssSh sPSsssd sa aSS sa T.
Z. sSa s:DSasSS susi!ss Ssz1SaSs e ' . Is:
oEFJOK, SOUTH FRRPEEICK So.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-28

DIED.
GAYMoND.-Oa the 18Th instant, At springhsid,
Mas, q hart Affection. WILLIAM B. RAYMOND, sEsd
UnysIi ihJ b,.om, faithful tomb
lake nj, dear iTs., req . ,hy trust
To slumbsr 10 the sliont dust
Nor psis, pot grief nor ABIiOu. tear
Csa reach the peaaeial sleeper hsrr,
whlls angs'swateh the solt ropose.
BLLoKIoeD On TSs,:sa,y H5sh 2 =. ? S,sl0ss
Blsssissd, assd yea and il daJs
Fdssds q The family sfs iayl..d 70 Atssed tbs
o. parsoIs. 10 West strsst, GSosrstoaS, d. o.
.ELIoTL-on Tussdy .itsrnopp, March D. a. Z
esloos after long nd Ral,ia iass. which ne bare
KIiorT. Ia The sOih IssS Of his sEs.
RowE,-on "Wednesday, March u, after q shoIt
" D S.sIs, n sSd Ssis & koSs sssd year md
months
Goidis, darling, has. thou Isn us'
Was this world too cold Tor theet
CALLING mamma. brother, mel
ASd iAis fIop cath out BrlEhtoa gem,
To A1orn heavenly mansion
Far awy through ether dlni
The funeral viii tAhs place from the parents resl.
as1es No ~ Tss!h ;t &c Res,hsa a. osOOA D.
ApS f. .d.. GI re .i 9-P .s Of sss..
Homer AGED nVa JaArl three months ADD Tour dsJs.
% *, he bssstiai blue sys:, A'
For tbs soul thu, made thee lovely
Has returned Into the skies.
We are dad our Heavenly Father
We are glad he did not leave her
All LIES Troubles 70 endure.
We are glad, and ", the tsAsdcOps
.. Ealleth Tor. ala.l * know
We viii miss our darling %.
ErisPd. o. the iagily are iayl'ed 10 attend ~
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-28

phofobALS FUR ouffLihS.
oTToE or THE PuRdH'Hg Con- or suBssTENcEl
SAG ANTONIO. TEKAa, February g. ls7a =
Sealed proposAi ia ttpliests, With 4 ooY Of this
and At the ones Of the acting OommiaaAT OF Sub.
sstsnoe At zach Of the ports named herein, until
twelve o'clock m. on THURSDAY April u, is79, Tor
dsl'srlug ~ Austin, Rlnuold BaTasks, San Ante
Mo, and Forts Blias, Brosn, UiAsk, Oonoho, Davis
Duneao, OHM, MeInIosh, MoKEyelt, Qultnau,
RlehArason and stocktob, TeEas, and foIt SIN In
dian TERRITORY Of such quGnties Of freah Beef, Nut
ton shssg, Flour, Corn Msai. beans, AdsYsntlns
a. may be Required By the aotiaH CommlsaAnea Of
subsstsncs Al those posts from July T. lsg, 70 June
o., lsla saeh less time the CommissAy General
Of Subslstsnos may direct
Bids Tor fresh boel will stats the price per pound
net, both on the hoof and block.
blank towns Tor proposals, printed Oopdilons as 10
manner Of dshvorf, PaJment tind OF packages, qull
III Of stores required. ste, will be furhi.hed aDp
oation 10 the undsrsGned the acting OommiaaAHea
Of hubantenes ~ any Of the posts named.
samples Of ali Artlelss, eIospt meas, must accom-.
pany blda and be % Married and referred 10 10 DO
easily Identified.
By order Of the Department Commander,
SAMUEL T. GUSHING,
Purchasing and Depot oOmmissAIJ subSisIsneS.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-28

CATTLE RAISING Is a magnificent business
In Texas, aud some OF tho stock farms arc
stupendous. Colonel Richard King has 3D.
183 acres OF land, $500 cattle, 10000 horses,
1000 sheep and 5000 goats. He employs
800 MeKicans and keeps 900 saddle horses
for the management Of these immense
herds. Other proprletors have great posses
slous, and herds OF 5000 animals are con-
adhered small
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-28

A dispatch from New Orleans recently an
nounood the death OF Col. John 8. Washing
ton. The Republican Of that city, In an
nouneing his death, sage; ut becomes our
most eatlmable man and worthy citizen. MI
John 8. Washington, for more than quar-
tor Of q century attached 10 the Piodylne AZ
marine editor, died at his residence on Canal
street yesterday morning, after an Illness OF
several weeks. He has suffered lot Two or
three years from optical aililction, but during
portion OF this time his general health was
fair, until within the past year, when his
once robust strength began peroepu0ly 70
decline, and the good old man, the beloved OF
thousands, quietly sunk TO rest
"Mr. Washington was q native Of King
George county, Virginia, but had hls resi-
dsnco for number 81 y yeSTsd w mSH .bsms
where, after experiencing various ylcissi-
tudes OF fortune, came 10 New Orleans moro
than thirty years ago, where he has lived
SHis mother was the eldest daughter Of
Col. John stith, Of Brunswick county, Wiz
ginla, granddaughter on her mothers side Of
Lawrence Washington, the relative, school
mate and companion Of George. Thus both
on his mothers and his fathers side tho lines
Of relationship run back Into the old wash
lngtou family OF which the Father Of his
country was the most distinguished repre-
sentative.
HE was genial, kindly disposed, hospita.
BILE gentleman, and naturally won the love Of
all who knew him. llls house was ever the
home OF his friends, whose name was legion.
Aud there arc few men OF this city who have
gone 10 their last home, carrying with them
more heartfelt regrets, or whose death viii
be more sincerely regretted than the good old
man whose death we announce.
He leaves a vito, large family OF chill
dren aud grand children"
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-28
Railroads.
AND ONO RAnRoAD.

DALTInoRR AND OHIO RAIIROAD
ID
I,!.. s;,-,.s "a ssfiikoRs
''n'-'''"' FOR nAI1InoRE
Lave dlil,. .sssP, ssaa.I, y 80, $50. sas. and
w." " NJ An1 ron WAY sTlTioHs, SOP
Leave daily, sIespt SUNDAY. 81 SstS sk. and u ~
: m'' 'FoR 'i PRING III IL WAY STATIONS.
snd RsiaJ-Ls.ys ~ ssi5 s.ib, md 1912 ). n, and
.sS: .sS < III s5e.Rs On nis e
gsIiss u, week Iss - p M train stops al AanaV
0''' Junction AnG f SiAI xiaaRiroLp,
Gssscsiis ~ sas a snd'aO p n HSShn 70 '"O"
rDR2 5h5sY }HTIndhaH
Lss'ssiSoO s 4 n 90 a SPo q (. PI ~ i'SEn
I..,s.tsooI y. ", VI 4 y, N 5.Tsu
ToR AL PARTs OF IaE WEST
.sa sss an .1a i Z; s1'a'0'' and sanH''
o. ss.91rday $50 ~, -. = "a \; ,ad I's 2 n:.,,
Bay si1tioa IN trains bon 6sia@os. . TSssias
PsH5 ~ s,o fii i.s ze 49,.
ystss.sa.s Icy. y 90 3 n. seas.stias 8 R:iss
DO Ssi .s.i so SA'Oorl and "'aso''''' '"''a0os
ns gCn oSes o.s y al s q nj ~ ~,
lor Ne. gssh. PhilHdslphiA A7f BostfP, - sdvss@
a'sn'ai Of - Through Linz. J; j u MLLSon
IN goLE, g.asr.l IlsI;I Assst
Sso . A90Si1 .ssssa Assas
rhADE Nssmsa Asp j EsM ff ssnsss-.
= EoE sE$ v ?osR; ;:l.s.s. .s.ss: ., ..-
, ~ oAn' ''''''' SaaoA" At q" = n ns' sAo
H., Am, i I9s I1LLAaD5SLfHh
L..,. Tor New You .iSCo >. .: and rsn.a.lVAl.,
n 49, ~. w.. ,,.,.-
Is,1oash sss., - p Ps,i.dsslVS. ~. Yet Q
The daT,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-28

BRADY-KCRLofF- 81 .D,ninio's Uhurch
b. the hsy. fathsr Fortune, July g. ISL, JouH b
BRADT and Miss MAadfE kcKLoYF.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-28

DEAru or A WEALTHY ARCHBISHOP
Tho Archbishop Of Lima died on the 10th OF
February. This event, says the Panama Star
and Herald, although not wholly unexpected,
created a profound Impression In the capital.
The body was laid out In statei the different
religious communities relieved each other In
the performance Of the customary rites; the
numberless church bells OF Lima and the
guns Of the fortress Of Santa Catalina an
nouuced the event at short intervals. DR..
Goyeneche was appointed Bishop OF Are
qulpa during the reign Of Ferdinand VII,
aud after holding that position for forty
years was made, some ten years ago. Arch
bishop OF Lima. Dying at the age OF 81 he
was the Oldest bishop and archbishop In the
Catholic Church, the flrst by reason OF SEMI
ority, the second by reason Of age. Another
more agreeable circumstance TO those directly
Interested Is the fact that the late prolate was
probably tho richest man In South America,
his property al the lowest estimation amount
ing 70 twenty millions. lIislife was spotlcss
and his virtues many; his fault was re-
markahle desire TO Increase his wealth.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-28
Proposals.
OFFICE OHIEY Uo,snIssLRT or supsurruvn,l
DGFAHInENI % pAaorA, \

OFFICE OHIET OQ,inn.sAnI or sulgurzu5zJ
.. psFtsInEHT q DAs9IA,
Sealed propg..i. = dsP S. III !: E.s.,,.
~. oihos usni 2 o'oioeki N, TgssDAx, Apyil :,
DISAGREEMENT With sood al BEKP 0ATTLK, On De
AZ fot, Baiord. D. T.. 90 head. On or b.tOr. A.,
"A. ioy. ss.rsu'op. y. T.. loo had % or b.sOss
A Foit Sally, d. T.. slo head On or before JulJ :,
AZ Eort Randall. D. T., 40 head % or before Juss
AZ Tor, Ransom. D. T.. % hs.d. On or b,,Or. JAY
., ~. !, ,.t,:d y . oG.:%: : 70 ,;. q:
po.'s per cent y fl,ipE notice Of 'uoh oh.nss At
The cattle must s;srsss about one thoas.sd add
nI tite9l pounds Gr9ss weight and be sieeIs IRON
nsad5s ChsIoss. ga r.,s. es Sla... 20 4. ss
shor, % ~ pounds Erusabuils ey-s sad s,ass-vin
BIDS MAJ BE- made sithsr Tor In. vbols or for s.oh
Eseh prOposal must he ssoomp.oisd By a osnrrrup
ehsot upon na,ionai back Tor one thou.aad dollara
Hsssrs q snbsis,sScs, vhis eh.eS ,ssi X iars.isd
% the tlsysrn@.nt prosidsd q. p.,y ,ssasgiss y,
cute saeh equtrasi, giving rod and san sst bosds
COPY 81 ibis sdvsrtissmspt should be st,aehsd 10
ssss Prage.s oGSrSd fsd ,es ~. Be di'H0uI In
Blsok lormI q proposai can b had on application
~ order Of M.i't General IlsS9oea ,,,
NH ByL "a Col and O. ). u IA.
pROPosAIs FOR CORPORATIoH BONDS
Sealed proposal. viii he roe.iy.d bY N. uosu.is.
.ionen 2! the hnkiaK iund until THURsDAY
nOVn, March - VI ios TIE ..l., % thsn, q
81 the tsnJear hoods Of The late oorpoFaon q Wssb
biddsrs viii state amount Of bonds offered and The
price inclusive Of intsro., from JaauaEJ ia Tes
decline s5J Oilers 10 he iat-rssi o. q. dsTssS
Proposals soald he lsft with ne Treasurer a, Sc
National Metropolitan Bank before the hour named
above.
~ order q the ComEl.a'eusf.
mhsdtsA MOSES kE1.LY. Treasafs..
DRorosAIs FOR FaRsH AND OoRNED BEEF
| TnEAsuRER's OTTIUEJ
UHlrED STATES SgLDIEna' HeNE, I
| hEAR WAsHisorVs, ID. o., March u, tsfl
w = Ss 4 x. T Ss s 40
Uofnod Beef Esd Mutton roqairsd Tor uss Of ipmsss
Al tho Old Soldiers bono District Of Columbia, Tor
sove months, 70 be delivered ~ the Boldi.rs home,
District o. Columbia. " such quantities and on such
fhs proposals must 30 toriy susrastssd By
tsu responsible known 70 the uaderuia ned.
BID, vii be opened at this once q z ?. nSna.g,
fmSfj ' surgeon U. s. A.. see'S and TTsssuT:r.
DRoPOsALS FoR DRRDGINo IN ROYALS
| Il RIVER, MAIhK. viii Be received At THIS omes
antll - o'clock a m. on THURSDAY the 18th dag Of
fhs dredrlns To bo done will not srceed $500 eLblo
yards For spsclhoations and further perticularu.
plesse apply g the unasrsisnsd PIgP3.ai, mlsi Be
| 90 application 70 this ofHoe GEO. THoM.
:, fiat Ool. Of Enginsers, Bvt BIDS. Gen U. 8. A.
U, n, ESGMEERG 0TTIoE,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-28
Financial.

WARRINGTON CITY sAyIN,ss BKEK.
PAYs SIX PER oRNT. INTEREST ON ALL Dr.
POSTS. Interest oommoaoss FROM oats Of deposit
All deposits made and drawn At viii Open dalJ from
en,s N. % 2 m. aod on sArpRhhppkfr I'VE
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-28
Government Sales.

UCTION SALE OF CONDEMNED PUBLIC
Il PROPERTY.
OTTicE PosT QuLRTERNAsrERJ
TAYLOR BARnACKs,
LOUISVILLE, KY, March - lsf2.
VIII be sold At Iayl0r barracks, comm sncing at q
o'clock .. m, THURSDAY, march Is, ls73, a lot o.
Ternai Cash, in United States potss
CHAb. W. HARMED,
Lieut.. Seventh U. s. Cavalry, A. q. NJ, U. B. A.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-28

a PROPERTY
oTTIeE rO fS 9S1h 6sSSisTs'
LOUISVILLE, KY., March IL, lsfa.
ssss :s jisi sY'i sss SsT IS
r'm'' Cash in United S siiiss VII ". 'EARSEp
Lent Seventh U. s. Cavalry, "A. o NJ, u !. A.
GALE OF ULoTHING.
OFSIcE GmEY QuARrERMAsTER,l
DEPT, or rHE GULF, No. Do CAMP sTnEEr, y
Nav o a. IA W. ssss 3 % .,a
=. SuSS suaSu H on sIrERpI9 Rptii is sSt :.
the QnArtermI.ters Dspos on Magazine street, be-
SSs aS % fisS Sr 1.s and AN At
Xiso. a 'quantIiy Of condemned oaGrtsrmastsrs'
mill d -HU <. H EDDY, SShfsi QuArtsrmastsr.
GOVRRSMENr sALk,
sIDSEI BLRRAcKs, HEB.. Fsb. %. lsI2,
DAY March y. IN III e .old .sst Hctsss, oi
Of Harness, WAGONS Qarpsnter.i Tools, Camp anu
Garrisoe EaSlpsss; Snd miscellaneous lot Of Quar-
Tsimsi oI'h, ADD property r;%gysd on Az r. sale
mh7 Second Lieut. llth Int. A. A. Q. NJ.
4 ovKRNMENT SALE.
oTYIcE or DEPor QuAArERMAsrERl
FoRT UEoH, N. NJ. February ~, ls72. I -
To be snld 81 public Gnotion Al this depot. MON.
hESs ~ ..a ~ Ss,oIi "a soos condition
iOi single sots Wheel Harness, IN good condition.
| oNoru bnoierat uoNt
Z Horsss;
tAmbulanoes;
/ Two,horsS ,WGSOui
40 pound. irOa. including Tires sna WAGON ALlS.,
| WssoS uoy"r., fssts, aad : misosiiSasoas q,
softmsn! % QaArtsrnaitsr stose. and Cloth.
ssa t aPaa sspSassS Sa o iGs USSS ''A can
VEGAS NJ ~, On TaTssb kY. MslsS 81 isi AS
40 single sets Lad HAIaeai, IN good condition
lO 'insls sets wheel Harness. In good condition
rSnSs Corn shsllsEs
spSSt md A. ios R@sdla.e use II :Sld as 'PrRlo;
| no further use 70 the GoVsrnmsnL
Terms OAsh 10 currency.
BY SathOhg Of the Department gomHssdsT; :,
mhs Captain and Depot oasItsImGstsr.
GALE OF PUBLIC pRoPERTY -, 80
. AGU, B, Arsenal, SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS.
sH' m o.: ga q SPs 81 Sd he $
oSH6 S.dIaS.s asd s SIdnAsss '; or l'
IS aon:oo% OiAssi.' "a musicians swords.
80 BTidlss. curb, cavalry.
| 1,i5l Saddles, cavalry.
s sDsassr c S1isiss U Sltss:. o
| fl6O U, y. osntrs.hre cartridges, eak ~
oGTts. spaTSWhsslS. oHTairY and iaiahlIJ GScoutTe
nseis hoE.s ssqiP@s1, I9d SATiSSS S,hSI a5,is's
the Ohisl Of Ordnance, U, y Army, Warrington, d
0'o' 70 '"' CLIFTON ooMLY,
fob98 Captain Of Ordnance oommandlng.
CONVENIENT sALE.
OFRIcE OHIEE QuARrERMAsrERl
DEPARTMENT or rfm GULF, }
nav OnI.EANa, febrnAry Is, Ib1l.
| BIZ authority Of the War Department, will be sold Al
public auction, on SATURDAY, March 81, is7a, WhsF'
AL THE PUBLIC BUILDINGS on the old OOl
federato AraanAl grounds located the south bAnl
Of Gross bayou, about and half mile northwest oil
tho city 81 bhreVepOTt, LoulSiAnA-
| Three bulldtnEa Of brick and thirteen frame
| from 70 two aloIiaa hlah.
A. u. EDDY,
QuArtsmAI.sF Dated States Army ohlSf oq9AtEtsssr
master lpuao
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-28

OTLIcg Posr AND DEroT CON. oF Sun }
WARRINGTON. ID. o., March N, lsIl !
Sealed proposals., In duplicate, viii DO received A.
this once until y m, on the last MONDAYS o. April,
Nay and June, Tor the following stores
No. Flour. Uorn Meal, soap, Beam Salt, llomlny,
Bacon, BreAkfAat Bacon, smoked Beet
Amount required each month, quality and condi-
tons made known By q. bEhLt
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-28

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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-02-29

HANDSOME ASSORTMENT OF
IL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, CARPETS,
SUPERIOR RANGE. GAS FIXTURES, &C, &c,
AT AUCTION.-On THURSDAY the 2otl instant,
at os O'Clock. We will sell nc the residence OF Mrs
John d. Harvey (who Is declining housekeeping, No.
500 Ninth street. between Clay and Leigh Streets
One very handsome WALNUT PAltLOR SUIT.
consisting of Diyans. Arm-Chairs Parlor
Chairs, covered with purple velvet plush.
VELVET CARPETS. as good rs new:
OVAL GILT-FRA ME MANTLE MIRROR,
Splendid ROSEWOOD CENTRE TABLE Of Ten
ncssce Marble,
DAA1ASk CURTAINS.
ROSEWOOD ETAGERE,
HALL and STAIR Oll.CLOTH,
THREE-PLY CARPETS and MATING.
The DINISG-RUOM Is furnished with mar5le-to p
Walnut Buffet. handsome Walnut Extension Ia
Bile, Dining-Room Chairs, Refrigerator, Improved
Complete FRENCH CHINA DINNER and TEA
One splendid set of sILvER-PLATED TEA SER
VICE of orc large waiter and live pieces OF best
One MSHf0GhNY CHAMBER sUIT-Feathcr
Bed, Mattresses, Bedding, Wardrobe, &c.
ALSO,
One largc-sizc RANGE, with all necessary apnurtc-
lIanccs and modern improvements, III perfect
The GAS FIXTURES in the house, consisting of
handsome six and four-Gght Chandeliers, and
Brackets.
The above Is worthy the attention Of those want
Ing furniture. COoh IL LAtIiiluN,
fe 20 Aucuoheers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-02-29
TOILET ARTICLES.
AND HARMLESS AS WATER.
SATTAN'S CA. -
THE l..

4 perfectly clear preparation, II. '"o Nv nnir ,s
easily applied as water, for restoring 10 &. d,c,to
Natural color and youthful appearance, TO En- va
and proven, dundrntf, to promote the growth Of -
hair and stop its falling
It's e,tirely harmless and perfectly free from any
potonous substance, and Will therefore take the
i,lacc of I'll the dirty and unpleasant preparations
now In use, Numerous testimonials have been sent
I'D from many of our most prominent ciuzens. IN
Everything I'm which the articles now In use are OH
iectionablc CRYSTAL DISCOVERY Is perfect. II
Is warranted to contain neither sugar OF lead, SUI
phur or nitrate OF silver. Clear ana clean as ~aer
IL does not soil the clothes or scalp IL Is afeenH
perfuned, aud makes one of the best dressings LOT
the hair in Use. 1t restores the color OF tlle mar
more perfectly and uniformly than any otncr pre-
partition, and always does so In from tlrGe 70 Ten
days. Virtually feeding the roots OF the mar VIII
NIL the nourislling qualities necessary To us CROWN
and healthy condition, it restores the decay ana m
duces d new growth of the hair more posluScis
than anything else. The application Of TINS won
derfn discovery also produces pleasant ana coo.
Ing effect on the scalp, and gives tue BUR pleasant
ard elegant appearance. rr,,t
we call especial attention to the fact that Hmlt-
ed number OF small trial bottles can be haa py tose
wishing toIryit Yon will notice thar III
this coarse our aim Is to convince py INC aclaai
merits CT the article. ,,,r.Nu
Inventor and PROPRIETOR, Washington ~ u
For sale. wholesale and retail, by ,,,
PURCELL, LADD g. CO. ,proprie.d W.
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