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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-18
PRSe2sAA5sv 69E BgpIEG sIEAM fR9
ENuE MARINk-To STEAMSHIP BUILD

WARRINGTON, ID. u, Jan 10 llL
Sealed proposals will he received By the under.
lGned until u O'clock. m. Of WEDNESDAY, toe list
dAy Of May, i61 for the Of Steam Pro
Rslss i9s service 10 the United States ksVoou' Ma
Bids viil be reosivsd for tho construction Of tho
Steamer oompletei also, for the hull sparb, 40, and
tho Engine. Boiler, DO. separately, -
Plans and spselhoAtions 81 the sans, toEother With
bidders on application 70 the Collector o Customs at
San kranoisoo, California; Portland, Oregon, and
Ths risht e reserved 10 reject any OF all bids,
should u BE- deemed for the interest of The Govern
m 81 @d0 ssd M = q ,S IL T.sasary.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-18
600 cords Woo
N laaalIaa

Bids for the sappss 70 be dsllVersd Al each Of the
above PANIED stations, will aso be recsived up 70 tho
same daI and hour bI the respective Quar
Al the stations named, and forwarded 10 the under.
hGned - directed 10 General Ordsrs 81, War Depart.
The hsht V reject any or all bids Ia reserved.
Full oonditiona will be made known and blank BIDS
furnlahed. on Application a. this oiiics.
Bid. for anJ portion Of the aboye supplies viii DO
considered. ALEX. " PERRY,
apl7 Chlef U. ~. Dent Platte
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-18
Proposals.
PROPOSALS. FOR IRISH BEEF AHD NUT
oy,7oV Currv q q rn,.O4.s.:. a.. ,,.....,

'oni-, y o. 10 'of Is I. q ~ s
bANfnANcfBCO, OAI., FEB, ~. I|I. = .
bsal.d p!pposAls y dapllsats, 81 .tla On prs.
o'eiocf M, WFDNF1bhY' WsV q, tH' ~, si ~
FRESH BKEF ahd MUTTON rs1ulfs1 ~ ps-is IL
this city vicinilT and The hafbor Of ~ rrnnrnrn
Tor one year, or for suoh lsss tins - The y i.ss9y
General mar direct, c9mmeneinE yuly 4. ~ ~
tails nnd requlrun IL furnished b. the unfar1 ~
a COPY n the iatlsr, With this adVsrtisenani j -
attached 70 each proposal offered.
Separate proposals will aao be reosivad Tor Trrrh
Bssfand Mutton for Inc sane period, required Il Be
apb Captain and o. q.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-18
PROPOSALS. ron TOBACCO.

OFFICE PuRcHAsIsd AND DEPor UoMMisHARY,l
No. vi SoUrH fouRrn ST., ROoM =,
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, hAren II, ls11,
Sealed proposals, In duplieats sill be resolved At
TIT. ofieo until y O'clock M, "WEDNESDAY, MAY
fs'3, for furnishing The Unitsd States Subsialsnoo
Department with - - -
5000 POUNDS OF TOBACCO.
Samples OF the tobaooo In packages Of not less than
100 polnds, and Of the stock leaf not Ices than
pound, from which II Is Manufactured must 40
0endiiIsns 1c.. can DO ssOsrtAi.sd on application
Al this once. o. u. PKNRD8h.
Apl Capt q. H.. u. B. A.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-18
siSS hSR SE sSBEEfaIsS 00NdEES

oSa sSD TIA aIaboS SEW or
UNrTED sTlTIs 0iHEnn oIIIdE,l
Oawnoo. N. Y April IS le7L i
Sealed proposals. will BE- received Al this once until
p n on FtlDAY, MAJ u, lsia ier rgmoying BY
Orchard uAFboT. N, Y, thirteen thonhand (l9.0cUl
ouhio yards. more less, Of stin clay gravel, and
uTemsnts 10 b made IN damp sooNa
Forms aad spsothes.ioos can b. obtalnsd At this
: JOHN N. WIIBoN,
apls MAJOR o. EnEinssrs. U. =, Army.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-18
PH6Fo'HLS { TiEI %iS SREdoE' wALLANET

PJRIL,np, 0nnaor, Tsb. 10, IVA.
"a sealed proposalP I'll be reosyed q ~. once un
on MAY l.le11, when thay vii DO opeusd In
tasPressnes o. bidders for building about 9o feet
o., Mi9e dams on tho Upper wallarnst river.
biddsH VII .tate the anount In United Btalaa eur
nnsil foot.
Detailed specifications, viii bt,ns forus for pro
posala, can be obtain Al this once -
the smount available for the Work l. shout aLb0o
a. Ysphill Bar. seaysr md Ions Tree Rsplds. ohlt
N9 r ~, I'M pnrsy hapids nd foue.s Bar.
ne entire Length o. ne dam t..ssued b. drift bolts
piles belng hfteen feet apart 1hs L 70 b. ooysssd
By onefoot lATer Of brush tied into bnndlss snd
dam.
Bids must be 10 lrpeals, on forms furnished from
Waliamst RIVER"
The risht Is reserved 10 rslset any sad all bid.
anfa Maior II RnS,nssrs III ~
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-18
Proposals.
pEoPosAis ron Amy SUTTIiTS.


orEtcs omsE 2 n, prr.I PATEL
ss.lsd BIDS ia dupssis itS .sssiss,sg III ss.rsu
&: s"s:s n x. s:UOSs. H;I' ~ sss.
b Esssysd ~ 1 a ~, sn y, II oslGss ~ <.
'' OMAHA DEPOT.
go cords WOOD
~ tons Hay.
10 tons Straw.
go. oMAHA BARRAoKB
80 bushels Charcoal
49,. LoRI HcPnERsoH.
10 SSsssi. 0barco.i.
NORTH PLATTE.
IS t iSss oo.i.
80 bushsls charcoal.
SIDNEY, BARRACKS.
~ tons Coal
D. ~ Sa ss Charcoal.
-. DEI2T T2Er RUSSELL.
1.s75 tons Goal
LOO tons Hay.
100 bushels OhsrooaL
FORT D; A. RUSsELL
/. 80 sssssls Charcoal
FQRT, SANDERS.
f13 tons Coal
$50 SSsssis 6h.soo.l
a.; FORT TRED. STEELE.
HS tons GOAL
~ tons Hay.
PORT BRIDoER.
1910 oords Wood.
ro SSs f Ssss s charcoal.
!OAMP. DOUGLAS.
400 cords Wood.
loo tons Goal
100 tons HAy.
100 tons Straw.
FORT LARAMIE.
aOo0 cords Wood.
40 tons Hay
500 bushels Charooal
FORT HErTERMAN
Lao cords " God.
30 tons HAy.
i,3O0buahsla charcoal.
CAMP sTAMBAUOH.
100 cords Wood.
~ tons Hay.
.I.Jo bushels charcoal
DAMP BROWN.
900 cords Wood.
- 20 tons Hay.
Bids for the supplss 70 be dslVersd At each Of tn
above PANIED stations will also BE- reosiyod up V tn
daV and nv IA flaa
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-18
PROPOSALS. FoR BKEF.

PROPOSALS. FoR BKEF.
oYTIoE 0%HS ooshiasaaT Se o. u su nn m
Santa w, N, N, M.roh II, is71.
NJ: ss! GSSSiii ssSsF Z NJ M e S;r Nd
@ f az he s.:S a. = s
fsr B.s:Td' NJ: feS ss,s.sS' NJ.
:. Cumming, Uplo1.
. s ssiSs: o.%D S SiiS.:.'' !"
pS5 a u, %sGss shsn sr,,snS !. nsgslsn. n
= i.qursd % feed bag g he ositis inissdSd Tor
BIDS sii also be received for bssi cattle on tho
PEoPesA viii also be reoslyed supT,y otno.Ts and
%. IN. !. reserved to reject any or all bids
The sans rsiss and rssulailoas win be observed
and severn All bid. a. sre osntAlSsd In former AdVsr
Any ether Information be obtained By Gpplloa.
b. command q Col. O. GunSs.s =, ...u
.pS Captain O. s. U.sA.o 0. O & bi.tHslR NJ
PRoFosAIs FOR SUPPLIES.
oTTIoE OF rHE PuRoH'sp Con-. or suBsIsTInuEl
BAN ANTONIO, TnxA9, February ., is1a 3
stssdS.d e ). rssss.d s sS
I'D a a: S as rS@s = ssS
Twelve O'Clock m. on TH6RsD1Y. kptii is la. ios
70. saS tsI. BiI. Inca. ONT SsssSs PsV
BgRe.e, Grias' .MeLnlosAl MoK..s,s, oSi.@sa.
dian Terrto Of such ausntiie. Of fresh Beef. Nut
ton Sheep, Flour, Corn Meal Beans, AdAmsntlns
Oandss Bacon teleAF adssD, soap, Salt and VinsEAE
- may DO required BIZ tho acting uommls.ariss Of
:ash e: me S !. g. 6o%ai::si, Ssssis
Of Bgbaistanos may direct =
re s.S 81 4. SssI I s &C.; the price U'r pound
Blank forms Tor proposals., printed conditions 70
81 sS q ss,s Vii g & S
Of bubaistence At any Of the posts named
sanPlss o. AZ artiols.: eISspt msats. sgs, aeon.
easily idsntihed.
by order Of tho DopsIin..nt n, GonEl.ndsG
PgrchASlrE and Depot oommlssAIy sabsisisncs.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-18
)RoPosAIs ron sUPPLIEs.

HrADouARrEAs DEr'T on ARIzoNA,)
- sIIcs o. rus onIET "a.
m. wEbSEsDAY, asg IS "a. sh.a t6g Wi %
q "A !. z &: ;s Ssss =: =
fiou ni' Beans. and s.ii vis i-A@' ~''' "
DAMP APACHE
hgSS ppoaaas hss ssil
i36oi pouads oosrss Salt
CAMP BOWIE
go ssSS S SSsss: E Beam.
CAMP BEALs SPRINGS.
500 poSSds Bsss:
CAMP ORTTTKNDEN.
400 pounds Beans.
DAMP DATE oREKK.
6S,ol0 pounds Flour.
$50 Vo IMP GRANT.
i,t ..SS DIs pound. E Hen:
NV po01 9lsf nhhUALPAL
800 pound: s boSs
oAaP MCDOWELL.
w p01'pot AMP VERDE.
500 posDas sl0ar:
stSo P pound. s ss.9 al.
LOO O0alfet o isfii %H Hilf
J s@ Sss sssss: s s,sss;
i0go0 poun Dc me salt
A'O P'aSdS; s mi h IN
ANN r,,nHs w., 10
400 pound. Beans. -
NS no pound. TioSr Dhroi'
aA''0'O'ndI; pis1t DEPOT
ia100 pounds besaa
400 poaas. hns Salt
All articles must bs d tbs be.t ou.lit, IA h. v,,
cured n ths .dIsosnt TerItop.s ~ eSat.s1iS IA
Ss ssoarsiy s.efsdsseh sssE 70 ooo,sn oss hapdrsa
ssn d., net ysshA Deliveries In tins and auAnil'
Gasfsntss dspo.lts-OsrtIhsd shesk, secured po,a
s.a iisss ss: sS ssSYc Prices :" be stated
M f seo, 70. samples % secOnpany each 20.
nay 30 bs"i iOI he isssi . q dc unssd
sHHtea A.. ana -,
suSshss p.Ss ~ = e SpnSeas ioHs 2, pro;
sailits5 s:.dSu,It;' saasS y. Isis, Nlas.ts 81:
Pc; IN AssoSa 4, :. 49,.
sd Beans. toS saitD and addressed % me under
/ Htnsoal - A.. ,,..-.... o.
~ ''o'' OIL INC department oolnSwSdiEsv ANs
s hsa OA'airS' Aoung Ohisi u b. Department.
o. An-oeA aplI
AorooAiS fo sTRhWL' FohAok AND
SECOND O. NJ biarSIoT b2pT az my. qIs1
adSsts.sSt stlsahsd iii bs T.o.,sa 'R1I 9, in y
@s M: s q ess, fssss S Ss S: oOos oss e
t2 2ss pounds q bs.. Anthracite Goal.
H'is1 bboo,..t. ~ H. ',r,...,sN
salSQ hoa-l- - 500 $50 aaA"e""
.S ~ y o3mnsnss yay ~ and 70 continue
ssp.rsts psooosas mus, Be- MAJ. foT each Itsm of
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-12-30
Baltimore Cattle MARKET.

BALTIMORE, Dec. 20,-BEgB CATTLE
The market this week has been quite &C.
tive, owing to the very few offerings and
tue demand for them on the part Of Phil.
adelphia dealers. The quality. Of the
Beeves In the pens was generally very
good, and prices, according 10 quality,
about 4c better, some few showing a high.
or advance. At the close there were
none lGtt over, few car loads were re-
shipped East without being offered here.
Prices today for Beef Cattle ranged as
lollows: Best BeGves at So 00a7 90;
that generally rated first quality IS O0a
Q 90; medium or good fair quality a 0Oa
8 90; ordinary thin Steers, Oxen and
Cows % 00a4 90; inferior and lowest
grades Of Cattle 50 00a3 00-general av-
erage Of the market to-day 81 Is; extreme
range Of prices 50 0Oa7 80. Most OF the
sales were from 81 25 to 8 90 per 100
lbs. or the receipts 800 head came from
Ohio, 29S from West Virginia, 81 frVm
Virginia, IS from Maryland and
10 head from Pennsylvania - total
receipts for the week 522 head, against
2OjS last week, and Ola head same time
last year. Of tho offerings 1874 head
were taken by Baltimore butchers, 261
head sold TO speculators for Eastern mar
kets, 90 to York county dealers-to-
tal sales for the week All head, against
1,Glj last week, and 796 head same time
last year.
SHEEP-The arrivals are quite limited,
as Is also the demand, which Is usual at
this season, when poultry Is most called
for. There have been few choice lots
OF sheep on the market during the past
week, one Of which was disposed Of at
fancy figures, the terms Of which have not
TRANSFERRED. We quote fair to good sheep
at 4a6c per ID gross. There Is no demand
whatever for stock sheep. The larger
portion of the receipts this week were oil
q superior quality. Receipts this week
l.l9O head, against 1000 last week, and
73l head same time last year.
uoos-The market, under the heavier
receipts during the past week, has given
way after having maintained its position
since our last report until Monday, the
arrivals then having somewhat increased
and the demand being only moderate
prices have receded to IS 75aG 90 per 100
lbs net, and under the rather limited de-
mand the tendency at the close seems 10
be towards shade further decline. Re-
ceipts this week 1909 head, against ., 531
last week, and 7,l0S head some time last
wear,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-12-30
Schenck,s PuImonic Nyrnn.

sEAwEED Tonic and MANDRAKE
Pills. These are the only medicines
that will cure Pulmonary Consumption.
DR.. Schenck has been IN constant prac.
tice over thirty years continually examin.
ing lungs, and knows his medicines, If
properly taken, will cure consumption.
His Mandrake Pills cleanse the liver and
stomach; his Seawood Tonic dissolves the
food, stimulates the coating Of the. stom.
ach and aids digestion; lis Pulmonic
Syrup ripens the matter, and nature
throws 1t of without any exertion. Pre-.
pared and Tor sale by ]. Il. ScHENcK s.
Son, N. Z. corner Sixth and Arch streets,
Philadelphia, and by druggists and deal.
ers generally. cod
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-12-30

BALTIMORE, December 2s.--Floul
In good demand but firm and un-
changed. Whes;-Quiet aud firm. Corn
Firm; mixed western, Gee. Oats
Dull; western mixted, 45a47c; white, 4sc.
Rye-Quiet. Provisions-Quiet and
steady. Mess Pork-$13 Goals IS IL
round lots. Bulk Meats-Lower and
more doing, shoulders, &c; rib sides
SIC; clear rib, Sc. New Hams
Liable. Lard-In fair demand; &c
bid; Sc asked Butter-Unchanged
MhiskY-Quet at OGc.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-12-30
New York Dry Goods MARKET,

New YORK, December 2S.-The trade
movement was very slow to-day, but the
arrival Of several overdue, bound
mails brought an accession Of orders
from the interior. Bleache6 and colored
cotton goods OF most descriptions are well
sold up by agents, and the current quota.
lions are firmly maintained. Linens and
cottonades are in rather better demand
and rule firm. WoOlens fare very quiet.
Imported goods are dull in all branches.
The impOrtNttonS Of dry goods for the
week were under one million dollars.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-12-30

CINCINNATI, December 2S-Flour and
Grain-Unchangcd and firm. Groceries
and Oils-Steady. Eggs-3Sc. Butter
and Checse-Steady. Provislons-Pork
Gil rs spot; Sl2 OO bid for last half of
February. Lard nominal: steam held al
TIC; z Lice freely bid. Bulk Meats and
Bacon unchanged. Green Meats held
higher; shoulders So 40a3 so; clear rib
5ta5tc; clear IS 4OA5 so; latter rates
asked. Hogs-Firm at So 7Oa9 95. Whls.
ky-Soc,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-12-30

TOLEDO, December 2s.-Flour-Quiet
and unchanged. Wheat-Dcmand tair
and marketHrm; Z white Michigan 81 IS;
amber Michigan, cash and seller January
81 G7s; No. /, red 81 Gs; No. 2 do 81 Gil
a$1 C24. Corn-High mixed. new, SIC;
low mixed, new, S6!c. Oats-No 9 quiet
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-12-30

New York Central. Fair business was
also done in Western Union and Rock
Island and Lake Shore. The general
market closed at q decline Of ito { per
cent
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-12-30
GovERNMENTs-strong and steady.
STATE BoNDs-QuIet.

STATE BONDb-IGulet.
MoNEY-Thc market was very stfiu-
gent on call. Loans advanced 10 $40
per diem, Most Of the business during
the day was at S.l6 per cent
The bank statement shows q heavy loss
In legal tenders, but larger gain IN
specie. The banks made q net gain oil
$l,l79I575 In legal reserve, and the excess
over legal limit Is 81 ,s3575O.
sTocKs-Sroug OF the opening, but did
not hold through the first call, The lead.
ing features were Pacific Mail, Erie and
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-12-30
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

New York Money and stock Market.
New York, December 2S.-Gold
sold at 1lsA11ltal12t, closing at 11eal12t.
Loans were at 4 per cent to lilo Tor
carrying daily. Clearings were $49,00O,-
900. The export Of specie for the week
amounted to $1,930S24.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-12-30
capltaI--s2ss,ooe 90

Life Policies arc now generally conceded 70 bC
among the most certain and desirAble Of invest
ments. This Company, mAnAgedon principles
OF strict economy, Offers the lowest rates Of pro
mlums, consistent with Gaiety, and lower, We
In the State. It's success 10 an established TACT.
AL reserve from premiums, a. security 10 the
policy holders, additional 70 the capital stock IL
Invested BY the Local Boards, within that lecall.
ty from which II 10 derived.
Being convinced by their knowledge OF tho In.
tegrlty and prudence Of the gentlemen who com.
pose Its Directory, and by thorough exAminA'
lion Of its plan Of organization, that 1t 10 In
every respect rellSble Company, the subscribed
citizens Of Wheeling, who have themselves sub,
sctbed TO It's stock, and organized Rs Local
prise TO the favorable consideration Of the PEG.
pie Of the State:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-12-30
Travellers Register.
POST OFFICE REGISTER.

Hours at which mails arc due and close at the
Post once 10 this city Prepared In accord
The Van Buren press., 1872-02-06

A Lrssoy FOR LAZY BORA farmer
went to town Que day, accompanied BY
his son, little Thomas.
"Sec, I" said he TO him on the way,
there il broken horse shoe in the
road; pick IL up and put it into your
pocket.
80, no, father, replied Thomas, It
isn't worth while to stoop and pick 1t
up.
His father, answering nothing, picked
il up and put it in his own pocket. Hs
sold il TO the blacksmith of the next vii.
lage for three farthings, and bought
cherries with the money.
After this they continued their journey
The sun was barnipg not. Neither
house nor tree nor spring was anywhere
to be seen. Thomas suffered from
thirst, and had great difficulty in keeping
up with hls father
The latter, then, as il by accident, lot
fall cherry Thomas picked it up with
as much eagerness as irit had been gold,
and put it in his mouth This game con
tinued until all the cherries had besn
picked mp. When the last had been eat.
en-. the father turned to his son, smiling.
and said to him:
You sea now that il you had been
willing to stoop once 10 pick up tbs
horse shoe, you would not have been
obliged 10 do IL hundred tunes for The
cherries.
The Van Buren press., 1872-02-06

nardon to those who ask that the pleas
ure. practice or creed Of some shall be
the law Of all. We demand for the mdi-
vidual the largest liberty consistent with
public order, for the State self-goyern-
ment. and Tor the nation return to the
methods of peace, and the constitutional
limitation OF power.
Resoired, That true Republcanism
makes it not the less our duty to expose
corruption, denounce usurpation of pow
er, and work for reforms necessary TO
the public welfare The times demand
an uprising OF honest citizens to sweep
from power the men who prostitute the
name OF an honest party to selfish inter
ests. We therefore invite all RepubIi'
cans who desire the reforms herein set
forth to meet in national mass convection
at the city of Cincinnati, on the first
Wednesday Of May next, at II NJ, there
to take such action as our convictions oil
duty and tho public exigency may re
quire
s..ase" or GOV. 3Rcf'" sp
Loud calls were made for Gov. Grat=
Brown, and that gentleman responding.
said: ''Mr. President and Gentlemen
of the Liberal Republican Convention
Sympathizing with and co operating with
you cordially rs do in this meeting,
had not designed to offer any remarks
upon this occasion. have so frequent
liz discussed somewhat elaborately most
Of the questions contained in your reso
lntions that did not deem it essential
or desirable that / should repeat what
was then said However, as it seem to
be the desire OF the convention that |
should address semc words Of encour.
agemeut and explai alton as we go along,
| will cheerfully respond to yonr wish,
Let rae say, Mr. President. that am
not often given to doubts or hest
fancy in political action, but sir, If doubts
did crowd upon my mind now aud ifany
hestancy operated within my breast,
when look abroad over this assembly
and see here, there, and almost every
where, remnants Of the old guard Of free.
dom ready to-day wish this new action
of deliverance, would have all my
doubts disspaied Cheers
Sir, see in this assembly many gen
tlemen whom, generation age, the
bloom Of youth mantled their faces, who
aro now wriukled in the forehead with
the mighty struggle through which we
have passed III this great conflict for
freedom. Since we first planted the ban
ner on slave soil, | know, sir, aad IS
memory goes back, many have passed TO
the silent bonrno many are iacapaci
tated from attendance here to day by
debility. although they bayc
sent us rnenientos Of their regard and en-
couragement by letter. sec further
more, sir, largely represented IN this rs.
sembly, the distinguished leaders side BY
side With. those of our native land Of
that
The Van Buren press., 1872-02-06

= Special notices double the above rates. Edi-
torial notices % cents per line Tor the irstand
10 cents for each additional insertion. All
transient Advertisements cash in advance.
Marriage and obituary notices not to exceed
6ilncs free, over Ave 20 cents per line.
Cards or communications of personal
sharacter, if admissible atall, double the usual
ates and strictly in advance.
Announcing candidates, for Congress or
5tate Offices, $lJ.UO. County officers, $1,000.
Editorial notices, - cents per line.
yearly advertisements, paid quarterly, in
advance. Legal and transient advertisements
TO be paid for when left at the Office.
All Job Work, to be paid for on delivery.
Ad lress all letters and communications to
d 5. DUSTAAl, Editor and Proprietor.
The Van Buren press., 1872-02-06
Col. WM. T.. BOURNE.

Formerly Of Fort Smith, Arkansas, Will as-
sist me In the duties Of my Agency. | am
prepared TO make cash advances on all ship
ments Of Cotton TO the House of Messrs. +. L.
BRAUNs IL Co, Baltimore. and will PERSONAL
" guarantee TO shippers as much per pound,
net. as they would receive by shipping to
New Orleans or New York markets.
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-06-01
AUCTIoN sALEs THIs DAY.

BIZ F. n & B. J. MONTGOMERY, at 10 O'clock
at Orleans sale stable, No. lac Baronne street
one chestnut colored horse mule. At II O'clock,
at Old Auction Mart, No. 81 Camp street a
general assortment of new and secondhand
furniture, etc.
BY CHARLES E. PORTER, at II o'clock, at
MERCHANTS and AuctiOneers' Exchange, lot
of ground and buildings on Pleasant street.
lot of ground on Pleasant street-successiOn
Of Michael and Catharine Burgard; two lots of
ground and buildings on DelarOnde street.
succession of William Henry Doris lot of
ground on seguin street-succession of V. A
J. Freville
By UNITED STATES MARSHAL PACKARD, at II
o'clock, at st. Bernard parish courthouse,
tract of land in st. Bernard parish known as
the LacOste plantation-William Wood VS..
Denny & Erevile.
By WILLIAM DE LACY at p O'clock, at st. Charles
Auction Exchange, lot of ground and building
No. los Claiborne street-succession of Patrick
Goodwin; lot of ground and buildings on Clara
street-successiOn of Henrietta Fabian, Widow
COrsten.
BY C. &. GIRARDEY & CO., at u o'clock, at
Merchants and AuctiOneers' Exchange, lot of
ground and buildings on Where street, Algiers
succession of Arthur FOrtier.
By JAMES MOORE Constable Sixth Justice Court,
at II O'Clock, at No. 23l st. Andrew street,
300 sacks of charcoal-MOses Kautz vs. H.
Dentz and wife.
BY SHERIFF SAUVINET, at u o'clock, at Mer.
chants and Auctioneers Exchange, lot of
ground on Liberty street-W. W. CRANE vs..
Elizabeth Dggs.