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with Dr.. Kirkpatrick as Moderator. Reports
we're read which showed the different churches
to be in 3 satisfactory condition.
NEW YORK, Nov. 22.-The American Free Re-
Ggious Association, which opened its session in
Philadelphia On Tuesday. resumed its sittings in
Brooklyn yesterday. The association has no
creed to limit fellowship, but is established on
the principle Of 'struth seeking, not truth
found" and includes spiritnalists and Jews az
well as Christians. Among the officers are Rev.
Q: 3. rockingham, Ralph Waldo Emerson. Ger
of California, and % Rabb Wisa e Ohio . rf'''
CINCINNATI, Nov. 22.-The National Baptist
Sunday School Convention adjourned tonight,
after three days. session, with 42o delegates IN
attendance.
, 1872-11-23
CUBA,

HAVANA, Nov. 20, via KEY West, Nov. pa
Eevere engagement between the Spaniards and
insurgents took place at Retro, ii the Eastern
Department, in which the insurgents we're dis
lodged from their position, with the loss Of their
horses. The number Of Cubans killed and
wounded is not given. The official report states
that five Spaniards were killed and eight wound
ed. 4 surrendered Cuban states that out OF 800
young men who left Puerto Principe at the be-
ginning Of the war to join the insurgent army,
only fifty are now alive.
It is reported that the Spanish Government
intends to relieve the Captain General Of Porto
Rico in few days.
, 1872-11-23
GREAT BRITAIN.

LONDON, Nov. 22.--Despatches from various
points in Wales report that heavy gales pre-
vailed yesterday, destroying many houses and
other property.
DR.. May, the American who shot and killed
laborer named Nagle, some time ago, has been
tried and acquitted.
4 Fenian leader in the north Of England
named O'Hanlon, who was killed in braW1 with
one Sweeney, WAS buried to-day at Darlington.
His funeral was the occasion Of an immense as
sembIage OF Fenians, who made an exciting
demonstration against the police.
, 1872-11-23

He escaped from Paris in the Disguise Of priest.
He may come to the United States.
The steamer Dakota sails from San Francisco
to New Zealand, Dec. 4, inaugurating direct
line to that country.
A banquet WAS given at Omaha, Inst evening,
to Senator Hitchcock and Representative Taffe
in acknowledgement Of their services to the
State. ;.
The Mayor OF Madison, Ind, offers a*reward Of
$500 for the arrest and conviction Of the mur-
derer Of Henry q. Armstrong, OF that city, who
Was asBassinated in his residence On Oct. II.
Harry Hicken and Bryan Campbell. Pennsyl-
Vanians, are matched to fight in West Virginia,
On the4th Of March next, for 81, 900 side.
, 1872-11-23

ton insurance companies have had . conference
and advise the appointment OF Receivers.
pressed its gratitude to the authorities and
residents Of other cities for their generous offers
$4,000.
4 detachment Of the Ninth Regiment relieved
the .!a FIRST Regiment to day, mounting guard over
the ruins Of the great fire.
, 1872-11-23

Speciaz Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 22.-The sentiment Of pri-
7ate advices, to~dsy, from South Caro1inn7 seems
to indicate that the money power is making it.
self felt in the Senatorial squabble there. Ell
lott himself, being colored, relies entirely on
race prejudice for his election to the Senate.
Ex-Governor Scott, however, is using the more
potent influence Of greenbaeks, and TIE colored
Members Of the Legislature are reporting to this
attraction. Sawyer is candidate.
, 1872-11-23
CANADA.

QuEBEc, Nov. 22-An excited debate occurred
last night in the Quebec Legislature. Mr. Jolly
the administration OF the Crown Lands Depart
ment, with especial reference to the sale Of tim
Der lands, the Government resisted the mo-
tion. The Premier, Hon. Wm. Channeau, said
ae should treat the motion as one Of non-con-
idence in the administration. On q diyision,
Joly's motion was lost, 50 to 81.
, 1872-11-23

WILMINGTON, Del, Nov. 22.-The 11:S0 train
last night, from Philadelphia, becoming disabled
TWO miles from here, was run into by a New York
and Washington train. The rear cars we're dis
abled, The trains were smashed, and Henry
Fritz and George Pullet (colored) we're killed,
and fifteen others wounded, al Of Wilmington
, 1872-11-23

Decrease Of SMALLPOX in St. Louis.
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
ST. LOUIS, Nov 22.-The smallpox is fast dig
appearing from st. Louis, and only isolated
cases are now and then reported. The number
Of deaths for the week ending to-day is just one
half Of that for the previous week. At no time
has the 1nortuary Lists been larger from this
cause than in several other cities. The death
rate at the height of the disease was never over
one person in $500. which is. it must
, 1872-11-23
ITALY.

RoaE, Nov. 22.-Emigration from Italy to the
that the attention OF the Government has been
called to it. Signor LAMA, President of the
Council and Minister Of the Interior, has written
to the Projects Of the italian Provinces, inquir-
ing into the cause Of 80 many persons leaving
their homes.
, 1872-11-23
THE WEATHER.


WAR DEPARTMENT, OFFICE OF TIE CHIEF
SIGNAL OFFICER, DIVISION OF TELEaRAMs AND
REPORTS FOR THE BENEFIT OF COMMERCE.,
WASHINGTON, D. c., Nov. 22.--Probabilities-
For the Northwest and upper lakes, and thence
to the Ohio River, northerly to westerly winds,
occasional snow, and clearing weather. In the
and Eastern States, southwester1y winds, occa-
eional snow and rain, and partly cloudy weather.
In the Gulf and South Atlantic States, generally
clear weather, and northerly to northeasterly
winds.
storm is prevailing here.
, 1872-11-23

WARRINGTON, D. G., Nov. 22.-A letter re-
ceived here to-day from q prominent Republican
Of North Carolina says that, from the facts
which have come to his knowledge, he is con-
vinced that there is no hope for the election Of
q Republican to the Senate in place Of Poole
That gentleman, it is stated, is negotiating with
the Democrats, and afirms that be can get a
sufficient number, Is, and that he will thus
secure The election IL ths m
purchase IS Democrats to vote for him,
it will be all right if he can only
get them to absent themselves." The writer has
no confidence that either bargain will be made:
From the present showing, Vance ia ahead
among the Democrats. If Poole and his friends
will consent to vote for boiling Democrat, he
will have no difficulty in defeating the regular
Democratic nominee. Poole is determined that
if the Republicans fail to adhere to him, no Re-
publican shall be elected. His idea is to make
himself in the Cabinet Of The incoming Admins
tration.
, 1872-11-23
DIED.

SCOTT Geneva, III, Nov. IT. Of diphthe1ia, Willie
j. only Of VIM. r. and Kate R. Scott.
McD0NALD-Atthe residence Of his parents 13 Frank
linst., William Bruce youngest Of H. H. and Mary
Funeral to Gsacelaud this day tSaturday) at p
Friends Invited to attend
.KENNEDY-The Rev. Thos. Kennedy, late Pastor Of
tho Catholic Church at Hyde PARK. Chicago, At the
Mercy Hospital, after Illness Of four weeks, Thurs
day, 3st inst, at 10 o'clock
His funeral will take place from the chapel Of the Hos
ptal, Saturday, sd iust. at 10 The Reverend
clergy and his friends respectfully invited to attend
solamn Of requiem will be celebrated for the re-
pose Of his soul. R. I. P.
, 1872-11-23

The Memphis Industrial Exposition closed last
night. It has been decided success, financially
and otherwise. A grand bal n1asque will be
supervision Of the officers Of the Exposition.
Gen. CluEeret has turned up in Geneva,
Switzerland. where he is living in retirement.
, 1872-11-23

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 22.-Adjutant General sigel
telegraphs to Governor Brown, from Lafayette
County, that everything is quiet. there. Tha
county authorities deny that there has ever been
any necessity for outside interference, and that
they are perfectly able to enforce the laws and
maintain order.
, 1872-11-23
FURTHER RETURNS FROM WISCONSIN,.

MADISON, Wis, Nov. 22.-The last official cleo
tion returns were received at the Office OF the
Secretary OF State to-day. The official canvass
will not be completed for a day OF two. The
votes On Presidential Electors vary little. The
footings at the secretary's Office give Grant Elec-
tors 104, ,9s7; Greeley, sc, ,475. Grants majority
1852.
Official returns Of members Of the Legislature
, 1872-11-23
An Insane Son Attempts to Assassi
nate His Father.

CLINTON, Iowa, Nov. 22.-An attempt WAS
made this forenoon upon the life of n. II.
Gibbs, one of the oldest and wealthiest resi-
dents Of Lyons, Iowa. His son has been sick for
some time With slow fever, and Mr. Gibbs sat in
q chair reading aloud, while lis son Law in bed.
After q while the son arose, approached hiH
father from behind: and stabbed him in the
side Of the neck with 3 knife; then cut and lac
Grated his own neck and throat. Nr. Gibbs
heard his son approach, and supposed he was
only drawing ~ ha 70 hear the reading The
wounds, though severe upon either, are not
necessarily fatal but the son will probably die
OF the wounds and disease.
, 1872-11-23
nhity4Rrv.

INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 22.-Genera1 Reuben G.
Kse, editor Of tho Vincennes Sun, died yes
terday.
old and respected citizen, and formerly an e.
tensive ship owner, died here last evening, aged
, 1872-11-23
THE VIRGINIA ELECTION

RICHMOND, Va, Nov. 22.-Oficial returns
from Virginia give Grant e3,468; Greeley, 81
652. The Buchanan County vote will probably
be thrown out on account Of informality. II
euch is the case, Grants majority will be 1,915.
O'Conor's vote was not counted, but was small
, 1872-11-23
THE VOTE OF OHIO.

COLUMBUS, O., Nov. 22.-The official canvas
sing OF the vote cast IN Ohio for President and
day, and shows the following result: Grant,
PSI 1852; Greeley, a., s21 Black, 2,100; O'Con-
or, /, 1853 scattering, 162. The total vote cast
WAS 529, ,593. Grants majority over Greeley is
37531.
, 1872-11-23

elect Robert Lees, Liberal, in Buffalo; G. l..
Rich, Liberal, in 0utagauaie and Waupaca, in
stead Of the Republicans reported heretofore,
making the Assembly stand 81 Republicans to 39
Liberals,
, 1872-11-23
MEXICO.

MArAMoRAs, Nov. GA telegram dated Cit,
Of Mexico, 18th, states that Congress assembled
and proclaimed Lerdo de Tajada unanimousl.
elected President Of the Republic.
, 1872-11-23
SPAIN

MADRID, Nov. PA Cabinet Council, occa-
stoned BY the illness Of King Amadeus, was held
last night.
, 1872-11-23
POLITICAL uT7ERAMcEs OF THE NEW YORK
PRESS.
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.


Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
New YORK, Nov. 22.-The Independent seconds
Senator Brown1ow's proposition to re-e1ect Grant
in 1876, stating it's preference thus: IF his
second term should be what ne expect, and earn
estly hope it will be, and the popular Judgment
should at the proper time point to him as the
best man for the place, then the fact that he had
twice acceptably filed the Presidential office,
would be no objection to his reelection for q
third term."
The Express finds more comfort, in the vote
for Greeley, than the other Democratic Journals
in New York. 1tremarks that: ''We shall prob
ably never be able to convince the Bonrbons
proper, nor ma1contents Of q different kind, that
Mr. Greeley was the right man for Democrats to
support, but the fact remains, that he Was not
as badly beaten as Clay Scott, Mcclellan, and
many others, who in the past have been noml-
mated for President.
, 1872-11-23

THE BOSTON MAYoRAGTY.
BosroN. Nov. 22.-The Hon William CASTOR,
the present Mayor, has been nominated by the
Democrats for reelection.
, 1872-11-23

BosToS. Nov. 22.-Holders OF policies in Boa
, 1872-11-23
NEW ORLEANS POLITICS,

NE OHCEHHS FOET 9C9. =
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 22.-In the Federal Court,
the case Of Kellogg us. Warmoth ct a., was
postponed till Monday. It is believed that
Governor War1noth will commission au the city
and parish officers clearly elected, and
have them inducted into Office. The Dis
trict Courts, with new officers, are working
smoothly this morning. Federal interference in
State affairs, which has been threatened by the
Custom House partisans ever since the late elec-
ton, is now apprehended.
, 1872-11-23
POLITICAL.

INDIANA LEGISLATURE.
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
IxDANAoL1s, Ind, Nov. q.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-25
PROPOSALS FOR ARMY sUPPLIEs. |.

OYYIuR Posr QuAnrEnMLsrERI
FoRr HAIL IDAHO, March I, INA !
Sealed proposals, In duplicate, Will be resolved At
this once until u o'clock M, SATURDAY, June I,
l for the delivery At this Post Of the following Ar
oles 70 wit!
10000 lba Of BARLEY,
hOyOo0 lbs Of OAis,
GOO0o lba OF Hay,
lbOOO lba. straw,
no eorda al Pine Wood,
Or less soooTdnE 70 tho wAats Of the Post An
70 ba OF the best quality.
HaparAis bids Tor lees quantity Of any QUE II the
different articles above named, will be entertained
foioNai For Barley. Data. Hay or STRAW, 1000
morei for Pine Wood, 100 cords or more.
Delysry Of the same TO eommenes q soon AtteI the
onnplstiou q the Oontraot and In suoh quantities
Ali 70 be deliyorod on or before Dooember Is, liza.
TINS orain y be pot M 10 good stfopg sAstsl the
Hay TO be veil stacked and topped outg toe Wood 10
be out four feet well split and Of good sound timber.
and roasonaby Tres from knots and limbs
Proposals. 70 be accompanied By oqpy Of this id.
yertissmeat. lout from ns~spApsrl sad By Written
thsy sill enter int bond Of Inc required amount n
surstiea for the faithful fulihlment Of the same.
| A bond equal In amount 10 the Who yAlua Of the
Artioes proposed 20 DO Furnished. will be required
| from bidders To whom contracts may be awarded.
Bidders will state their price In United States cur
| renoy.
| The risht 70 reject any or all bids Il reserved
PToposals viii Be- married on the Envelope "Propo
sails Tor stats Articles and addressed TO Post Quar-
| tsunAstsr, Fort Hall, Idaho. d,
FOR further partiouArs inquire % the uudersgned
| ny order q the uhisf ouArtsrmAatsr, Dspas,nsn'
sSsS first Lieut. Twelfth Ini.utii. 4. 4 .. NJ.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-25

DEPOT QUAnrHnMAhrn'n OTFtOEl
yHAhLEarOs, n u, May 1, lA7a. Il
Sealed proposals In dapliosts, With eopy Of ibis
advertisements Altaohed and Endorsed "PopoaAls Tor
Forage aad strsy y Ill b received a. TIT. ono. VI
y ooooh m Of MONDAY, the 10th dag Of June, lA72
tor furnishing such quantity Of HAy, Oats and htraw
. may be required foi snppb % the posts named be-
low the rear oommsnolng July l. ls79. and sndng
Jans Y. $50, viEi yhAfles.9a, oolambla,, unloa
villa. bpArtAnburG Chester forkyille and NewberrT,
3. O,i Duoolnton, N. bort Pulaaki, Augusta and
basAnnhh, Ca, And ~ Augustine, Fla
oat. elsas And sound 70 b put % "a sAsts 4 from
bushel and the Straw 70 be clean RE- and veil bAled
"a " ha. We r., pSs oe ~ ~, a 10
penss A. tina depot, At staeE Wharf TallroAd
depot 10 this oiJ, OF Al each Of the poan shove
| named.
separate proposals. for delvsy slthsr Of the posa
| or for either Glass utll be considered.
The quantity used is Aboal 7OO bushsls Of Oats
lbO tons o. Hay. and " tons Of strAS per onth bat
information ~ 70 quAuaty required Al sAoh post will
Be tatnlsned 90 specification 70 this once or 70 the
safholsnt bond With approved surstss viii DO 70.
qolred from tbs saoosa bful bidders.
By ordsr Of Ohisf QaArtsrmAstsr Department Of
the south. q. W. hHADLEY,
Il mylAlU Capt. and A. O. NJ, III, n. A.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-25
DIRD.
Is.-ssda.nl,. 90 f.id.,. tn. sl.h Nav. n.n,


,ELLis,-spddsnly, on Friday, the oith May. HENnY
q. KILLS..
Fsads Of the family srs invited TO attend The fans
RAIL- from bis late residence, SOS q street norheast
HuudaJ afternoon, at 30 O'Clock.
BoIKLER.I On Friday morning, etth Instant a, J
O'clock, MARY BorrLnn. wife OF the iats o. W. Bote.
let a., IN the ielh rear % her .ge,
frieuds Of the family invited 10 attend her
fansral from the residence Of her soninlau John o.
Wilson, 90 street, between Ninth and Tenth, an
Sunday afternoon. Al O'Clock. -
GIBSON. On tho esd instant, WILLIE. only son Of
William aud bosAbslls Gibson, sged 10 JeAfs and
mouths
Funsr.l a. II O'Clock this Csaturiay) morning. from
resdencs Of bis parents, corner fftssnth and sta
JACKSON On thursday morning, al NJ O'Clock
poMPTY JACKSON, In the 65th rear OF hia aae
Ills funeral will take place on Sunday, Al O'Clock,
South Washington.
wILKINsoN.-Ou The nj Inst, RoBIRr wuKn.
SON. ased lSi JoAs, resident Of ths city for the last
nftT yeara
The friends apd soquAlntanee. Of the family are 70
dsncs Of his daughter, gu street, between ssvsu-
tesuth and Eighteenth, on Sunday, at ao'slock
HsvkLY.-f,idsy morning, 2ilh ms :, a the house
q bis hIothsI, 1895 street, Dr. A. n. DvHLY. Of
day.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-25
pRoPosALs FOR FUEL, FoRAdR AND
STRAW;

~ W ~
OAMP QAsroN, OAL, April u, isTl. :
Sealed proposals., IN duplicate, (Silh oopy Of this
Advsrt enient sttAohsdto oaoh,( will be reoslvsd al
ibis once until u O'Clock, M, BATURDAY, June I,
korAee and stray, TO- the Of the QuKrtsrmassrs
Department At this post Tor one ~ rear,
on ihe lst day o. Js. s7a and ending on the 9Th dGJ
eO0 (slI handTed) cords Of Wood,
| !e1lQ SsoyvntJ-eiEh thouaand) pounds Of Oats,
u'"0 (oue hundred aud ssventsen thouaAnd) pounds
| .l7OOO 0orty ssvsu thousand) pounds Of STRAW,
More less and % delivered al this post In such
quantities ~ tue citing Assistant Qiartsrnasisr a.
Camp Oa.ion. Gal, may, from time 70 time, require
Prppoaala f7r Fuel 10 be made Independent q those
cord ioT Hard or Soft Wood or both, IS he ease NAY
be, Blddss To state In their bds Ia every CASE the
| price In gold cola ABd 10 lseAltendsr notes,
| Ths Oats 70 be o. The besl ,qlAliv the market
The Hay 70 be Of the best quality o. Timothy Or Dat
Hy, aad Tree from fsru and weeds N Dat Hay 70 DO
cut rhsn gcesn. str.v Aiso 10 DO u rod qustg.
NO BIDS VII DO oonsidsred unesa accompanied By
deposit Of l8aegl hye hundred dallAr, u certified
ohses a EuAr.nY that the bidder Will
opss the oot!ssot 4 AWARDED % him. :.
Is 0ovsSnmsut rcssSyinr the risht 10 70.
sot add all bids which may be considered not
/ the interest Of the United stAlsa-
required 70 give bonds for Its iulnllmsuL Contracts
20 be subject 10 the approvA OF the Department and
Division OommAnders. In Of the abandonment
| Of the Post the contract 70 terminate
the supplies irsd, ADD must 30 Endorsed distinctly
drssssd p ths Aetias Assistant asrsrS sslsr. Gang
foF a:.I,S iGl0sn.ISs spO,. 'th'r In p'rsOn OF
~ s.dss o. the Chief Qa.itsrma,tsy. Dspat!msnt
o. n ~ In Int.n,r, All: ,kussUh ,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-25
Land Sales.
Inc. 16O, a. LOI
By TAX PHES IPEEEEson E THE UNITED

In pursusnes Of Law, I, ULYSSES =. GRANT.
PRESIDENT or THK UNfTRD STATES or
AMERICA, do hsrsbg dsolsrs and make known that
a public sale win be held A the LAND OFFiOR AT
BAYFIELD,, IN THE BrATR OF WISCONSIN,
commencing on MONDAY. the RKvRNrRENrH
DAY or JUNE NEXT, Tor the di.po.ai Of the see.
tous and parts Of sections herein snusrasd aud not
previously disposed Of, At proc not less than two
dollarn and afty cents per sore, viri
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-25

DEPoT ou1RIEsMtSrsn's oTYIg

OHARLEsTOH, 4. o., May 1, isl2 ;
Sealed proposals. In duplicate, with q oopy Of this
Adyo.tiasmsSt attached, and endorsed propoaAs for
fue" vii BE- received at thl. office tll q O'clock M,
Of Monday the 10th day OF June, ls2, toe supplying
this Depoi Nth such quantity Of good msrohantsbIs
Sa., .no r,sS 90 pAE ~, % sauiIsd during ne
mA Proposals. will state the prioe per cord for each,
delivered At the gard free OF whATfAgs Aso the price
per cord, delivered when required within the city
limlfs froo Of eIpenas 70 the Government
snfioisnt bond with approved auretisa will he TO
quired q ON the auooesIfnl bidder.
InformAtion a. TO quAatlty 40, will be furniahed
By order Of 0hlsf CuArtsrmAstar Dsrsr,ment Of the
South. CIV. BHADLEY,
mAyl9O Captain and A. q. N. u. A.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-25
JAY COOKE & CO..

General Agents for the District Of Cslumhia
yirniaia. North Caroiiaa, and seash Oar
sltnai b.. ~. H#4 g.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
NATIONAL BANK RKBUBI.Io,
LEwIs JOHNSON A co.. ..H"
FAINT. WASHINGTON q co..
MIDDLETON A 90.
WARRINGTON CITY SAVINGS BANK,
FRKKDMKNs SAVINGS AND TRUST ooh
PANY.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-25

wLsanaTos, D. u, Nay 10, isIa, !
Sealed proposals, In duplicate, with q oopy Of this
ndvartiasnent attaohed, invited from
partsa until y m, JUNR H. Ina Tor Furnishing al
the Oorn. Oats, Hay and Rye Straw required al this
Depo, during the fiscal rear eommenoing july e7a,
70 30 delivered In suoh qualities aud At auoh times
and places - MAJ be Directed BY the Depot QuArsr.
master
Ths quantity required each mouth /, ,Hisaisd Al
the bushal y 90 lbs, Of Hay knovn Bfisss rfRi-
othg and 1ito lhs o. straw all 10 be Of hrutoaa.,
Hash bld must Be aeeompani.d BY written suaran.
surety certified " be such By sons odioer or ahsF
pstsoa known % tbs Quarteunasters Dvpartmsut, 70
the elect that In the event o. the aoespanee o. such
bid ~ any tims within ten 0) days after date o. open
log blda the necessary contract viii be entered uto
and that IN oase the aid party parties on ornS shall
fall 10 eutsr iuto contract a. Aforesaid he or they
EuArAntes 70 make GOOD the difference between his
or their otter and the merit oweat bid.
progosals WI BE- marked Proposals. for Forage"
bidders are invited 70 be present At the opening.
Form Of proposal and full informa Ion tpruished on
application 10 this once. WIN MYKRS,
tnylAb Dapnf Ounrtaftnaat0F.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-25
Proposals.


iiouan OF DafRoATra, LFaHtATfvH AaqEMpLr.l
MAaHtNorur, y. o., hay n. lHl1 \
Proposals will be rsoeiysd bg The und sralaned
Phntine Qommittee On the Houss Of Delegatss until
y M on The 18th of Mag ts1 for the prin Of the
dered b. the present Houas o. Dsagates bampies
r. we pIinnnE ~ ssdy done 20 ne Hops- and anJ
bgIn Of the Oommittse.
The work 70 be doua must conform nearly -
possbe 10 that already done ~ the present asss0e
kuTstlsa 10 the sum Of ten thousand dollars will be
rpnnlred from the successful bidder for the prompt
aud faithful performances Of HE contract
all bids. iLFMUrL BUHSl.FN,
w, n COLLINS,
WIN. DICKSON,
NJ a.. BROWN,
mlg2A tStATl JOHN v. COX.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-25

oTnoE Poar QUAlrRRMAarER,l
COLUMBIA. D. o, MAJ ~, i5lA !
VIII be sold At pnbilS sastons q the Qa,IisImAs-
M, on THURSDAY. the 2Qth day Of une, 1871, .
large lot OF QuATteTmAstsTa At1raa and Clothing and
blankets, ares, hAtohets. bSd'Aeks tent, AZ AS
hysi Capt M.RK, us. a., a. a. q N.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-25
PROPOSALS. ron FRRsn BERF.

OYYIoE oE rHE A. Q. q. MADIsoN BAaRAuKal
hAcKErTu Harmon. n, ", May 4, ls7A J
sealed proposal. 10 duplicate viii bs reoelyed A.
fFoeh Beef required By the subslstsnos Department
", D. a. At this station during all months oonmeno-
fniornation a. 10 oopditions. quality Of beef pay.
CARL N. PALFRHY,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-25
PROPOSALS. Foa FRKsn BEEF.

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this once until " O'clock noon, JUNE 10, l579, for
furniahing the FRESH bRhf" required By tho sub.
siI months sommsuoinE JuJ !, ls7A
Information a. % the conditions, quality Of Bssf,
obtained By application to o. II, HOWARD,
First LieutsnAnt Fifth Regiment Of ARTILLERY, A. O.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-25

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49, FoHr wHIPFLH. va, MAY II. isia
neAlsl PROPOSALS, IN duplioate, will be rsosivsd Al
lhls once nnhl y oelock, ~, June 49, lsI, for fur.
nithlng FRESH bERF required By the subai stsnss
DepArment ir the trpeps u this station, and Also
required BY the otsera and thsir families during aI
go n inths, commencing July I, 1s7a
Information 10 oondit lona, quality Of beef par.
msnta. ETC., eau be oblAlaed By SPECIFICATION to
GHORGh r. uHIMHS.
myi9-l9 First TAsul. % ", A. art, Il e