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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-24


A grad fot hunt took plsce Yesterday in
Prince George county, Maryland, about nine
miles from this city. The party wH Composed
q about twenty gentlemen from Washington,
Maryland, and Virgins. The hounds about
fory in number, were all splendid animals,
eelected from the packs Of s. r. suit and WIN,
Marshall, Of Maryland, and Colonel MADDOX,
Of Salem, Virginia. Tho party met At ten
O'Clock At the residence Of WIN. Marshall, about
tour miles above UniOntown, and soon started,
At the Invitation Of Mt, Suit for his residence,
whore hne wet lunch vas set out and partaken
o. Tho hunters then proceeded In q northerly
direction Tor about two miles, whore the dogs
struck several trails aud followed them up for
sometime, but with no Huccesa. About two
O'Clock the dogs started rcd fox, and the sport
commenced. For nearly two hours the dogs fol-
lowed close upon the iox, living him hard
chase, and making the woods ring for miles
around with their cries, Al the end o. this time
Rsnard, finding himself hard pressed, put Into
his hole and thus eluded his swim purtuera
This, among FOX hunters, ID considered equiva-
lent 70 killing the for. Several knowing ones
OF the party, on arriving At the place where the
FOX had taken refuge, predicted that u would be
an easy matter TO dig him out and let the dogs
have another run. And 90 tive colored men
were hired TO dig him out. Three hours were
consumed In this fruitless task, aud, o'clock
having arrived, the party mounted their horses
and made Tor home.
Mr.. Suit had prepared an elegant dinner for
the party, but, owing 70 the late hour at which
the hunt was concluded, many were forced 10
forego the pleasure and return home,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-24

Washington, 1t Is stated, was out hunting
In the Virginia forests, accompanied by his
favorite hound Governor. 4 heavy storm OF
rain aud mist coming up, lie lost bis way, his
powder was rendered useless, and, TO add to
he found that be had not bis pocket compass
with him. In this sorry plight he wandered
In circles, a. people do who are lost In the
bush, wet, weary, hungry, for he had no
food save wild berries. He was almost ex-
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-24

Turner, BENJAMIN s., Ala, 1l1e Isl
Iuthll, J. ~, N. T., Metropolitan h0tel:
IHichell, dinery, Mas, 2io ~ ct. northwest.
Iyner, James n, Ind, 720 l9th 1t.
Upson, VIM. H., Ohio, $40 18th 81. northwest.
Van Trump, Phlladeiph, Ohio, us 10th ct.
vaughn, w. w, Tenn, 1924 Pa. ayenue.
Voorhees,, ID. w, Ind, lfb No. aysnus.
MakemGa, seth, n. Y, whitney's hotSi.
Maldron, Henry, Mich, NationAl
WALLACE, Alexander g., =. o., Ebbitt house.
Walls, Josiah T., Fla, 1911 l. street.
warren, J. NJ, N. X, Arlington house.
Waehburn, W. r., Mass., I7fi street.
Wells Erastns, Mo, 400 Mo. avenue.
MheeleT, v, A., n. ", SO 18th street
Whiteley, Richard H., Ga, tet q street, n. ".
willard, CHARLES W., VT, Z A street q ..
Williams, VIM, Ind, he south A 81, Cspi,oa HIN
Wilson, J. ", Ohiot 40 % st.
winohsster, Boyd, Ky, Arlington.
wood Fernando, n. r., s7b 18Th street.
Young. r. N. b., Ca, bii 18th street.
DELEGATES.
Uhafee, J. h, Colorado, SIS itth street,
Chapman, N. p, Dist Ool., 1T7b q 81
UIaxett, W, H., Montana, f20 Itth It,
uarhelde, s., W. T.,3il south A st, Capitol Hin.
Hooper, w. H., Utah, Welker's 18th II.
MoJormlok, r.. o., Arirona, 1915 1tth st.
MerritL s.. A., Idaho. ais 10th street
Armstrong, NJ. X, Dakota, National hotel.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-24

Bids for tho Treatment Of Blacks.
The meeting OF the Board Of Public Works
vas held yesterday at I O'Clock, present lOy.
ernor Cuoke, in the chair, MesSrs Shepherd
Browne, and Magruder There were also pres
emit q oneral HumphTeys and Mr. Barnes oil The
advisory board.
These gentlemen had been invited 10 be pres
ent 70 consider the bids which had been opened
for the preparation Of wood for wood paVements
The bids and bidders were a. follows:
Z. q. waterbury, Of New York oIty-2O 600
sauare Yards per month Al 40 on mar OOo fset
oari measure, 10 10 treated m the DiStrint OF
Columbia, Represented by James ID. Adams
De Oolyer Il Mctjloiiand' Chloago, Iilinois
samuel's proceSs-tT per IL 900 feet ior The first
100 900 yards and 81 % for tho nc II 100 900 wards
TO 30 treated in the District Of Columbla, Rem
resented By Nicholson a McIniiand.
A. Il. TrIpieT, Warrington, ID, ii. antisep,ie
prooess-2S cents per squRro yard, in suoh annn
titles As NAV be nee,ed by the hoard Not rem.
resented.
DetWiler 4 Van Glider, wIlIIansport. Pa.
resin prOooss-So,OOO or 1900 yards per month,
Of Columbia. Not rspresented.
JE Dexter Of Wilmington. ID. U.-process
known as the United StstSs hntiseptIe Wood
Company's patent for seasoninR and brcservIna
wood; siO per l. OOO feet 50 OOO per month. Mi
ropresentel,
Charles L. Colt, New York city, TaIt process
, Ooo Ooo fest bnard s,aasnr. snar ,nid.,th -
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-24


Last night Kit Carson Post, No. . q. A. H.,
gave their second annual reunion at Grand
Army Hall, which was well tilled with the mem.
bers and their lady and gentleman friends. The
exercises were opened by an address by Alexnn.
der Lynch, post commander, after which the
following programme was observed Address by
Hon. jackson Orr, OF Iowa; quaTtotte, "I,ove
Lies Dreaming" by johnson, BaTniiI, Ban
croft, and Cove remarks by Com. J. II. Plat,
lrp- IN, CD Of Virginia; whIstiing solo,
Moeking Bird by A. W. Tyler; duet BY
Munlell sistersI refreshments trio by John.
son, Whiting, and Cove address by Hon WI.
liam l.; Stoughton, OF Michigan; solo by Com.
Dudenhauseni poems, THE Present Indian
Policy &c.t By II. Clay Preuss solo, Sword
Of Bunker HILL" by Banorofj delineation by
Herbert BartleyJ remarks by Hon. q. W. Buck.
ley, Of Alabama; duet by johnson and BarnitI
recitation by Comrade TWeedale; solo by Mr..
Lillibridge remarks by Hon. q. p. Hoar, Of
Massachusetts,.
The conclusion was the rallylng song VI tho
u. A. X. In which all present united.
The reunion was complete success, and the
comrades may justly iecl proud Of II.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-24

Yesterday Oincor ]. ]. Smith, OF tho Sixth
Cook, aged about twenty-iou years, on the
charge Of attempting 10 commit q rape on
child nye years old, the daughter OF Mr. Henry
l.. It appears that about three or four days ago
Cook, who Il In the employ Of BreEholtI, per.
suaded The child into the stable and made the
her TO one Of the rooms In the house, but being
again unsuccessful, had to Tollnquish his dc.
sign. On yesterday she complained 10 her
grandmother Of being sick, and related the
circumstances. DR.. BOrlAnd was Immediately
sent Tor, while warrant tor Cook was placed In
the hands OF Otficer Smith, who succeeded In
Arresting him, but hAd great dliiiculty In pre-
venting tho father Of the child from shooting
the scoundrel, He Il locked up In tho station.
house, and will DO taken before Judge smell to.
day.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-24

SHALLFox REMEnr.-The following rem
edy for the smallpox Is published in the Hart
ford Times, which says; ~ friend who tried
II In Ohio In u case OF continent smallpox,
where the doctors had little hope Of saving
the patient, found 1t saved a woman's life,
Other cases werO then tried and, as he us
Sures us, every one was successful. The rem
edy Is said to 10 equally sure 10 scarlet fever"
The Times knows nothing Of Its merits but
gives II for what II Is worth; II herewith ap-
pend q receipt which has been used 10 my
knowledge In hundreds OF cases. It will pre-.
vent or cure smallpox, even though the pit
tlngs are hlling. When Jenner discovered
coWpox In England the world OF science
hurled an avalanche VI fame upon ILLS head;
when the most scientific school OF medicine
In the worid-that Of Paris-published this
pAnAceA for the smallpox II passed unheeded.
IL Is as unfaillng rs fate, aud conqueTs In
every instance. Il Is harm ess when taken
by well person. II will also cure scarlet
fever here II Is as ! have used II 10 cure
smallpox Sulphate OF zine, one grain fox
glove, (digltAlis,) one grain half teaspoon
ful OF water when thoroughly mixed add
tour ounces OF water. Take q spoonful
,voTY hour. Either disease will disappear in
Welye hours. For child smaller doses ac'
'Ordlng 10 age"
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-24

VIM. Tolten had bis hands badly burned
Nhile assisting 70 extlngalsh the nro az j. ID:
DR.. Ream was called In 10 droae the wounds
WIN. Stumph, while attempting 20 Jump on 2
street car at tho corner Of Third street and
PennsylyanlA avenue, on Friday niGht, fell and
fractured his knee cap. He was taken TO DR..
JOhnson'G ONCE, aud received proper treatment.
Theodore Handy, one Of the doyern0r's
Mounted Guard, was thrown from hls horse on
badly hurt,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-24


Eli Perkins gives the following account Of
aome Of the principal operators in Wall
street;
"Dapiel Drew Ia a big and sure. operator
when he handles a certain stock he carries
enough Of Il 70 control the market. Lately
he has dealt largely In Northwestern. After
the Chicago Gre he invested largely In North.
western II 50, and he l. now selling puts
against hlmself at 90. He has sold 10, 900, 900
Of puts against himself since the fire. and
'Jamss N. banker, vice president Of the
Bank Of New York, lie known "a the leader
Of the Vanderbilt clique. He held large
amount Of stock at the time Of the Chicago
hfo, which he kept and finally sold TO Henry
Annith at q low price. They think on the
street that Mr.. Smith, now that he has got
his shorts all covered, should present Mr..
Banker with q set Of silver.
''Riahard schell Il another member Of the
Vanderbilt clique. He has made the bulk Of
bis fortune tince Vanderbilt became king
His forte, In case he Ia interested In any
stock, u to guarantee the holders OF that
stock against the whole loss for one half the
proata. He is also noted for selling puts
and calls upon q certain day.
kufus Hatch is a largo operator, but more
recently his time and money has been taken
up with Major Selover and I. d. Muegrove
IN backing DR.. Ever In ritualism. Mr.. Hatch
has expended In rltuallsm t2S, 900, Major
eelover $4,000, and Mr.. Muagrove VI, 600.
After Furnishing DIR. Ever with money to
practice his rituallstn on, they have suddenly
deserted him, aud the poor Doctor has no
money TO buy candles with. Mr.. Hatch used
20 be associated with Henry Keep.
"A. Body, tho builder Of the Wabash rail-
road, and now the president of II, Is q sue
ceesful operator. Mr.. Boody's business tact
ano splendid executive talents have built up
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-24

At CIark's depot for the sale Of swine, sss
t7sz per owt net. At Oonter market 10 mitch
COWS, with calves, sold Al from t2o 20 as per
head; II beeyes Of ordinary quality sold At from
offered for sale 40 sold for slaughter In the Dis
tIict, at prices for ordinary grades from " 70
vi per cwti best grades tT.fS per owti % left
over uns0ld. 4o4 sheep on sAlej ga sold for
slaughter In the District, at prices from az 70
~ cents per h.; $50 len over unsOldi 90 mich
cows sold at prices from t9O " $50 per head
extra EOld for sdh
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-24
THE COURTS.
CIVIL.


SUPREME OouRr OF rus UElTED sTATna.-
Friday, February ~, lef1 On motion Of MIR,
2. Phillips, Archibald W. Hall, esq., Of New
York, was admitted 70 practice as an attorney
On motion Of Mr.. james Hughes, Hugh But.
Ter, esq., Of Colorado TERRITORY, was admitted 10
practice as an attorney aud counsellor Of this
On motion OF Mr.. william schiey. Alexander
wOln, esq., OF Maryland, waa admitted TO prac.
tics as an attorney and counsellor Of this court.
No. SIS. Andrew J. Davis, plAlntin 10 error,
W. John Bllsland. In error 70 the supreme
Court Of the Territory Of Montana. On motion
Of Mr.. Robert Leech, ordered By the court that
ss sSs apS ana .a&s
file the record and docket the case.
No. III. Joel q. Slaughter, administrator, ap.
Rellan,, va Julius osr.Op. The argument Of
tingt0n, Of counsel for appellee, AID concluded
by Mr.. VIM, Sohley for The appellant
No; us. The United states, appellants, Vs.
Tho Bark Jonn Grimm. Continued.
No, 10, (substitutsd for llS) Edward J,
Gay and WIN. Agar, appellants, Va The United
States This cause was submitted on printed
sTEsmsn y az n Msr5s 81 G0ySss IOr ,@e
Mo- III. Louisa Chew, plaintiff Ia error, W.
Richard ]. BramaRen. This cause was sub
mitted-on printed arguments by Mr.. John II.
Reynolds, q counsel Tor the plGintin IN error,
and by Mt. Y. T. Green, tor the defendant In
Adjourned until Monday At II o'clock.
CIRCUIT OouRr-JHdgs Nara fAHr.-Thls
oonrt was engaged as follows yesterday:
a,N WhitI.lsssy Vs. Angus OA'' 0'a'rea 70 %
Davis vs. washington and osorsotOun Raj.
road Company. pase , IrgSsd - and submitted A
ws., ., w shssns wiIisy W. Mor,sll Mo.
ran. Judgment by default.
Prince "a. EVsning star. Mr.. Miller nled a
Troth NJ. Keller. Judgment by default on
Bell vs.. Hurley. Action Of repieVin. Verdict
ios RSsni,n wv W6 n0hna yanlst ~, IN, Main
M. Win nominal dHmaees IN a repIeyIn suit.
shsahent = pro W. SanIaTson JudVmnnt
coniesSed.
,,n G nnaa, - ,sIsu Va ssS"n 'uuSn0''' p'"
CASKS ron MONDAY.
MohJay, Noa a. "a. no, 40, IA, "a, ma as,
IA ioo ioi hi ioS IOS. IOT, lOs IO0 IA lIS, "a
~ 40 and "a Adjourned.
oRlxINAL CouHr-oAiq Justice CSriisr.-
In this court, Immediately upon opening yester-
day, the Assistant District attorney said b,
would AK u: court % Gall large number m . q
special deposition. The following were called
Isaac Jones, charged with keeping a gam
as dld N. Latsui!to, Charles Natili, Jas. West
cot and George Parker, ., ,,oh. sn.. ,.,
riiy,) Charles Mann, 70. q, Godfrey and J. O
Usher securltles) the reoosniSaness were ordered
70 es forfeited. nj. -. n..
security va, called -, 49,, ~
Mr.. Chandler asked what the District Attor
ney proposed % Dol
MI Harrington said Pc had given notice INA
AZ these cases would be proceed ne wantet
Monday he would require them 70 give nov
DVnds.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-24

Last evening Hon T. u, Bryan entertained
the Illinois delegation and number Of personal
friends at his residence, Highland Place.
Among the guests were the President, Woe
President and number Of SenHtors and Repre-
sentatives, there being hilly two hVndred gen
tlemen present. The supper and c0nfecti0nh,
which were superb, were furnished by ShAftield
IN his best style, Amer an evening OF genuine
pleasure, the company separated With the best
Of wishes for the host
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-24
AMUsEsl ENrs.


EstheFR ut the National
Dundreary continues TO draw crowded houses
TO tho National, and Mr.. Sothorn's represents
tlon Of the eccentric character keeps the au.
dlsnee In continual roar OF laughter. The
company perform their parts 10 an acceptable
style
This afternoon a Dundroary matinee will
he given, and In the evening" Mr.. Sothorn con.
cudes his engagement
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-24

Inspector general Gatehell reports the arrival
and sale Of marine products for the week ending
February 20, 1874 as follows: Arrived schooner
sarah Jane, 500 bushels Pocomoke oysters; sell.
Ing, small 20 cents, large Is cents per bushel.
Schooner Princeton, 500 bushels Vsryhns TASs-
maker oysters; small IS eonta, large tl.TB Per
6ulhel Schooner y Hester ester Ann, LOO bushels
dulli prices decreasing Condemned-200 bushels
oysters, owned by Captain weSley Lewis, at
Eloyenth-atroot wharf,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-24

THURsroH's Ivory Pearl Tooth Powder Is the
best DsntTlnee In use. II keeps the Teeth clean
and white, and the gums sound and healthy.
JoUvHH's InOdOrous KID Glove Cleaner Is far
superior to anything known.
THoMPsoH's POmA1e optlmS Is exquisite. 1t
softens, beauties, and strengthens the hair.
All for sale by Druggists.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-24
Important Sale Of OIL Paintings and Look
Ing Glaassa.

Messrs. LAtimer h Cleary will sell several
very iine pier glasses At II o'clock this morning
at OiJ Pennsylvania avenue, These glasses are
Of very superior wOrkmanshlp, and are VI the
latest and most elegant designs.
At $50 o'clock In the afternoon MeRsrs. l. 4
q. will make q special sale Of paintings IN the
same gallery 10 suit the o0nYenlenee OF the
ladies, and at 1850 In the evening the sale o.
paintings will be continued with a view Of
closing out the whole catalogue.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-24

The President and Vice President have given
encouragement that they will attend the peace
morrow evening, at O'Clock. Addresses will
be delivered by Hon. Elihu Burritt, "the learned
blacksmith Hon. Francis A. Walker, Com
missioner Of Indian Ahairsj Secretary Mills,
OF the Amerleln peaee SOolsly, and olhoIs.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-24

POLIcE CoURT-Judgs SHsH.-In this court
the following business was done: W, ii. Merritt,
profanity, fined d, Robert Brent, unlawful as
lembly, vs.; W. Egan, profanity, "; Julius Wal.
lace and Anna Morrison, loud talking, IS each
Alfred Tolson, forfeited ~ collateral, George
Brown, profanity, u; james JasheT, eli John
o'Bryan, profanity, VI Turner NuHent, carry;
John CLARK, larceny, tli W. II. Stone, assault,
tlo; b. Mnekell, assault, ei0i Ernest WAngo.
man, assault, 10 keep the peace.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-24

MEssRs, J. l.. ZU0 \ Co. are now running Gll
their machinery and several quarries employ.
Ing steadily great number Of VOTkmen. They
intend 10 supply the demand for stone under all
circumstance, This Is evidence VI their spirit
VI enterprise and their confidence In the present
administration. Their works are at the foot VI
X street,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-24

H. o. Hoyt, OF this city, and military agent Of
nearly all the principal Northern and Western
railroads. Is not the II, o, Hoyt, OF the Georgia
state railroad, arrested for tho deialcation Of a
large amount OF money, a. published In the
Northern papers
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-24

THE WAsHIHaToE CITY SAVINGS BAHE car.
neT Seventh street and Louisiana avenue, 10 open
from osS0 70 1850 every Saturday evening, In adj
ditlon 70 It's regular banking hOurI u pays In.
tsrsSt On all deposits. s
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-24
Pair

Tho ladles Of the Unitarian church propose
holding fAlr In Masonio Temple on Tuesday
aud wednesday next, whom variety q useful
will boar the fAct In mind
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-24


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| ny , w Is,,insS a,,sr
Gay beioIe we Dstrlo. m nv 2, tne u, ~
ol hePteseh,t paw ~ VI 'ne Inoinp'''o' 'no
oon ~ w, psns piss s h. h.d ,...tv.d TOO
am m m sn,eat,nns ons al nq ,ssm sIgoed GTaS.
payer which vas very abusive. - .,-..,
~. foiAno' ~ 'heto my o'her na"' "s"'u
Mr.. starkreather. No, sir.
TT Mlll, as, Throw ~ ~, M nv. to,,.,.
mI. seatsusatnsI ~ " ~ re-, ~ ~,
us,9 su ~ ~ P.o.sa,od rnysans hsd
anythng 70 sa s9 9 ~ g .1o ~ ,ss
MY c9usu e9ns 1I, ", ,s ,i,,a wlting
Wy , wr.nOus ,s,pi,.,,,nias iana '
anonyme eolntn i Wa. s..,..
non. EdnAI NJ, - ~ p,on,nb,. snd nal
taty ~ the pisuiv55 x SVVn.snaSt.' All IN Me
1 n,' Az nj M t,cs ~ 1hs ips,rimsnt
ouS; hne us.e ~ tnS asoe,,.b 1ts nontrac,
~ ~ s ~ W, h.ds Eas rcreIved On me I'M
q February ,ao IN s,s os sSheun DnS Dn,
Inform the CON mlttSe who prepared the blank
NJ. honsht ths n,onertv N the sLg,ing rinE for
III shsnhsTd hnd can yevei N h MIN INN '''
Nv MI Roo.eyeiC Uad nothing 10 40 with
ths . snsuiing ~ ths con,racts. zns NOD con,
nns,cS lin fhs pns,J ~ publ,c wnrL,, nj
1872 ~ ~, W. - ~ " * Si,i,1ss =, ~
pistpist. M eoanteTsiEped III The bond,, Ali
~ ~ fc,,, ntliion Ia hsd moi vel bson nesso'
~ . W. 'Vut "''''on io"" "~N "O' ''' wv" "'sV
uhted.
BY Mr.. Chandler: Had not signed over u 800
900 Of the bonds.
BY Mr. Green; Had 10 record the laws and
perform what other duties might be assigned
him by the Legislature. Did not know how
much time the Governor spent at bis once,
BY Mt. Harmer: Had nothing 70 do with the
Board Of Public Works, and acted under no 10.
slruotions from them. Thought Il possible that
he could purchase the rink At q bettor advantage
thaI Mr.. Shepherd, and then transfer II 10 him.
BY Mr.. Roosevelc IL was not n general Gus
tom for q lawyer TO purchase property 10 his
own name Tor other parties, and then transfer II
to them.
By MIR, Crebs: Expected TO make charge
against Mr.. shepherd for making the purchase
Tor him, tho same as he would against any other
client
BY Mr. Green: Mr.. wagRaman transacted
the business with HIM thinks he was negotiat
ing with Mr.. Hall hrst.
Mr.. Green wished TO say that in examining
tho contract for the M.street bridge he found u
had been dated back, but not far enough, as II
was dated January rs; that was aftsr the memo
rial had been presented 10 Congress. He thon
read an AFFIDAVIT from Jackson Grant and
Louis II. Helmer, saying that they went TO In
spect and measure the Tibercreek sewer for the
purpose Of laying the facts In relation thereto
before the committee, and that Williams and
one OF his superintondents threatened them and
drove them away.
Mr. Chandler maintained that the contractors
= - . h.. nj kW
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-24

pRoPosALs FOR COAL
TREASURY DEPARrnInTl
BUREAU or EHoRAVINq AND Pan.TIN0,
February II, iHl
Sealed ProposAls viii Be ryesyed 4 this once until
10 o'clock a m. on WEDNESDAY, tbs 1Oth Of
March, ia1 for furaishinG Eve hundred tol tons u
ounAsrlAna Goal goeoEEsa OIsety run q mine. e
Be delivered A. a1eh tines aud plaoaa ana In uueh
qusniles :. nsy b Tsqulred and 70 The opnd
hes' r:Sulrsa y e, = 60 sgg - jul Y
tas sg1 md .halI ss issPss,:s r.. "a ~ .;sh
o. dslVey, 81 he psgssa appolatsd and qualified
der the for thai pape.s add that the prsseibs4
a9d delivered .hsll b paid b. ne eontr.e.or.
PROPOSALS will be oonadered hlndln9 from one Week
from the Oth Of March, is1a the dapsrtmsnl ressry
= q. 'shs reject hOf sa5 PSiaOs q The S'd'
No grepe..ls uIl B. entsrt4le.d anis..ass04p.nlsd
b. satiEfAetoTy svtdenoe Of ebty 70 fulnl lhs
hssts q ne Isspsier hal ne 0oa faInlshsd saeh
PrOpOs.' sASaid be .asrs.;sd I'D .,st 3 Ne once
0hl.i Of Burssa Of EasrsSas and Pfihtns, Tt...ury
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-24
CHROMOs AND PICTURE FRAMES.

nd art sisssS. % ms oitJ, Oval and Square, 10
" k.s ssd bs.aufui d,.isn. Of PAssEPARroUTs,
Tor Photosrsphs of Al siIsa, together WITH choice
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