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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1872-05-24
Winchester is putting up new Scales at her

\ Winchester is putting up new Scales at her
Depot to weigh fifty tons.
| -<s-se<zsss-s -ssa--
Charlestown, Winchester and Front Royal are
agitating for Town Clock.
Saturday, June the 9Th, has been determined
upon as Memorial Day in Staunton.
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Union, Monroe proposes to spread itself, by
opening Streets each side of the town.
On the leth large fire broke out in the
Mountains in Clarke, doing great damage.
e
Somebody knowing his failing, has given the
editor of the Rockingham Register an improved
pig
Jas. Bumgardner, Jr., Commissioner, sold 10
acres, near Pond Gap, TO Benz A. Miller, for
$s02.4O.
Cheese Factory would pay in this locality.
Why do not cur enterprising farmers put the
ball in motion.
The Masons of Harrisonburg propose to cele-
brale St Johns Day, June the Oath. by a pro-
ccssion, address and Supper.
e-e-
Rev. Andrew Bigelow, D. D., Boylston Centre,
Mass. has presented Roanoke College rare and
| valuable cabinet of minerals 900 specimens.
| MgT n Clarke the drouth has been SO great THAI
cattle had to be driven miles to water, and the
| 18th was generally observed as day of fasting
and prayer.
| Mr.. Job Turner is improving the appearance
of his lot and residence very much by tearing
down the old fence in front, preparatory to put
ting up new one.
| Messrs. Funkhouser & Burns have laid a new
| pavement in front of their store-house Main
street. Their example followed by others would
improve that street very much.
Very prompt measures were taken in Rocking
ham to prevent the spread of small pox, and the
Register announces that it is abating in the To-
cality in which it made its appearance.
Mr.. James B. Hanger, of Richmond, formerly
of Stanton. has been awarded letters patent for
| Rotary Steam Engine. From what we learn,
it is calculated to revolutionize steam engines.
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The Roanoke Times says, the revival Of relig-
ion that commenced in the African Methodist
Church, Salem, last July year. is still going
on, with fair prospect of continuing until Ga
brie1 blows his horn
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1872-05-24

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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1872-05-24

Saturday, June the 9Th, has been detern
upon as Memorial Day in Staunton
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-08

VHrANTED-A SITUATION AZ FIRST GLASS WAITER
w by Protestant man, with the best city reference.
Call on or address }. NJ, in the store of j. McEwen IS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-08


CToRAGE FOR FURNITURE, CARRIAGES Ac-Ar
- the new hrs class warehouse built expressly for tho
purposc with separate compartments elevator. &C. 06
70 IN fsS ,eeI near ouitn avenuo.
lions light ventilation, safety, &C, which Tits sassh9uso
Possesses over NIL others JOHN H. MOR1kLLs v
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-08

vVANTED-A SITUATION BY STOUT YOUNG
w man 10 years Of age, as porter in commission
house mercantile estabishm, MT writes far hand,
is not afraid of work. give the best city reference
berry St
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-08

A OOACHMAN's SITUATION wANrED-BY RE.
~ spectabe man; il sober. industrious and thoroughly
hi. busness best city reference from last
employer. Call at 6Sl 9th av, feed store.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-08

A YOUNG MAN GOOD WRITEN WOULD LIKE
n copying or other writing to do at home evenings at
fair remuneration. Address FRANCIS box S4 Herald
office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-08

MARRIED MAN tNO ENCUMBRANCE) WANTS
n a situation as coachman city country; willing to
make himse generally useful about q gentleman place
Call at or address II East Both st.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-08

WE OFFER ANY ONE OF THE STANDARD SEWING
w machines and $50 cash 70 any worthy lady as
fer days liaht Scniccl ard agreeable
employment. Address LANGLEY co, 10 University
place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-08

A YOUNG MAN, LATELY LANDED MARRIED;
IA no care; the man ms groom and coachman: the wife
IA good cook and anndrcss in the country; both have
beet references. Address NJ W., Herald office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-08
CLERKS AND statesmen.

A YOUNG MAN OF 10 YEARS, EXPERIENCE IN
"A general Office work and good accountant desires
situation references uncxccptonal Address SOMMERS
Herald office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-08

VJTASTED--A YOUNG MAN TO TAKE CARE OF
w horse, deliver goods and make himself generally
useful Ia grocery store. -
JAS. N. EDGAR. Jr., corner 9th av and 18th r.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-08

A PROTRsTANT MAN WISHES A SITUATION AZ
n cOachman and plain gardeners first class references
from last einnloycr will he found willing and obying
Address W. T., Herald Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-08

VVANTED-A GERMAN OR PROTESTANT IRISH
w rir 20 cook, wash and iron and one for chamber.
work and 10 take OF children apply at 3lS IeSing
nm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-08

WANTED1A GOOD MAN OR WOMAN TO GO A
ships cook acceptable. Apply TO JOHN CURTIN. eCs
Nest II
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-08

TOOK wASTED.-A GOOD MAN COOK WANTED
immediately at the Clinton House, 2;5 Fulton IT.,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-08

A GENTS WANTED-IN EVERY TOWN IN THE
United States best article selling ever offered tho
public. Dr. THORPE'S Herb Cigars tno tobaccO) GER
tain cure for caarsn asthma and all ncipien stages Of
tobacco, and delightful substitute the hest ia-
cigars; all men, women and children smoke them
with great pleasure Price, 50 az cigar IS 50
dozen boxes. Depot 2o3 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-08

(looK wANTED-A GOOD PLAIN COOK: MUST BE A
- good bread baker and DO well recommended Apply
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-08

SITUATION WANTED-BY A MARRIED GER
"A man man. family understands his business in all
It's branches; good driver: Is sober honest and
spectabe first GLASS references. Address COACHMAN
box lis Herald office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-08

A VOTING, SINGLE ROMAN CATHOLIC MAN
n wishes situations; Il good coachman and gar
dener good reference as to ability $50 per month
Address r. c., lSl Ludlow
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-08

yVANTED.GENTEEL sALEswoMEN TO CANVASS
w for and sell article used by every lady; good
salary. Apply at No. 8 West llth st., basement near
Broa1wn Z. after 10 O'clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-08

WANTED PROTESTANT WOMAN AS CHILDs
have good city reference Apply at lf2 Montague ST.,
Brooklyn. a.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-08

A MAN WANTED-TO LAY CARPETS AND OIL
n cloths, at DAVID r. HArGHTS carpet store, l60
Grand ST. Brooklyn 4. D. good man obtain steady
employment; none but those acquainted with the business
nero
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-08

yVANTED--BY AN AMERICAN OF II YEARS EXPE.
w. Renee IN Europe, situation as courier TO family
going abroad for heightened tour sneaks the
highly recommended by family Of distinction. Address
Hon. j. HARRIS, care T p. King, Augusta Ga.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-08

A CoACHMAN'S STU ALTON wANTED--BY A YOUNG
n man who thoroughly understands his business
country nreerred best reference Can be ut
I3B East SD st.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-08

AN ACTIVE YOUNG MAN WANTS A SITUATION AS
n coachman; thoroughly understands the ana
management of fine horses and carriages harness &c
frat class references moderate wages accepted Address
JOSEPH, 607 Broadway. room H.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-08

A GENTS wANTED-IN ALL PARTS. OF THIS CITY
"A Brooklyn and Jersey City. 70 sell the "Oes Sunlight
Apparatus" Storckeepers having good localities,
At night Win good show WINDOWS q Display II WI, 40
anteed against loss. Apply to BERFoRD JOHNSON,
l. Ni Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-08

A YOUNG MAN c2D, FROM NEW ORLEANS DE
sires to get in Wholesale dry goods house, can in
fuence immediate trnde understands the usness ref
erences good salary living. Address GABRIEL, Herald
office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-08

ylrANTED--A NURSE AND SEAMSTRESS; ONE WHO
w IA competent to take of two little children
need answer who has not good references from last place
$50 West 10Th St
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-08

A YOUNG SCOTCUMAN WISHES A SITUATION AS
ence from last employer. Address H. g., box 20? Herald
office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-08

s OOACHMAN, BY A SINGLE MAN; STRICTLY
IA temperate Of long experience references from best
fsmcs FOR honesty, sobriety and capabiiity. Call for
two days. at coach house. "a Lexington av.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-08

NY GENTLEMAN OR LADY WANTING A SINGLE
~ man as coachman and groom, who Is strictly tenn
and thoroughly understands his business years
best city reference which his present and former employ
will certify, address j. b., box Herald Uptown
Branch Office. -
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-29
THE BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

On and Aftsr WEDNESDAY, July Il. lg7a. THREE
p!AlLf TRAINS will be run between bAltmorS aud
The MAIL TRAIN viii isGvs daily tsrsspt SUNDAY,
at a. nj returning will arrive at BALTIMORE al bG5
p N. THIS train oonneots for strAusburG and Harm.
The FAST LINE will IoAvs daily Cercspt SUNDAY,
At 20 p m; returning will arrive ~ Baltimore At
The 81, LOUIS EXPRESS will leave daily at ~
p n. TstpIPinE vi s5riVe a Baltimore At s5 IA,
le'yS A. q p IN EeturnlnE viii arrive At Baltimore
at Y ~ a m, dAily lsIoePt SqRday)
At p. m; rtturnlnE will arrive Al BAumors al 20
Tue ELLloOiTs MILLS ACCOMMODATION
will leave At % p m TstuTnng viii GTfiyS Al p
N' FoR HkGERsTowN.
Leave At am and O6 D. IN returning will arrive
" WV : ~ F0R &iSSoHEsTER
Al w 70 a M "a az D. N returning will arrive
ION FREDERICK.
as y and t'lO And p m. rvtaTnlnE will LIT,Vo
ron wSBHISGTHa0N,
Leave At :?O b.o, T. s!JS, and II rs a. IN. and q T.
FRdM WASHINGTON.
Trains leave At Us, "a, =. and rs a m, and l.
ron GGITsBUkG, VIA UoNNTLtsvuLE PoUrF,
Leave Baltimore At SbO y. returning will arrive
FOR ANNAPOLIS,
LsSIS baiumote At ! r. and Us p. m leave
SUNDAY TRAINS, WHSniSdfoGN DIVISION
Leave Baltimore at i9J, SO, and SIS a. N, and
Lsavs Warrington at a. N. and 5, 8 80, As, and
Tickets DO purchased At the once, No. lla wss,
DO left for baggage TO be called for and which viii he
checked a persons residence,
apply at the Ticket OiRSs. Camden stStio4 A'''' &C.
JOHN l., WILSON,
Master Of Transportation.
l., N. COLk,
General Tick ct AFu Z,
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MANI ISLAND, October II, isT2
Ys S iC % IS The {! h S ds
Of November mont, Al O'Clock, y. m quantity Of
Condemned Government Property. consisting In part
Bqats, Englno', Boilers, Machinery, Old Iron, Old
Lanterns, lime Pieces, etc, etc.
A oomplots list q wIieh oAn DO seen at this once
mia street, San Francisco.
Terms The suoeetsful bidders will be required At
the close Of the sale to doposlt 10 per cont Of the
amount Of their purchases or the articles will DO
sOS D IhS % DS5Ga e tss dy &
can DO removed from the Nav Yard,
Nav Yard within ten tOj days following the day q
sale, and n not removed within that une he amount
depositsd and the articles viii be forfeited to the
10 srtiOiS will be sold At less lbSn II. appraised
'1 ds:s. THOMAS o. sEdE anIsSass,
CALF OF CONDEMNED QUARTkRMASTEK'B
y sToREs, CAMP AND uARRISoN EQUIP.
oFTIoE Posr QuARFERMAsTER,l
- SAVANNAH, GA, sept =, lisa. !
nah O. on tie I'd day Of SoSs@bST. ia i va:
damp and harrison kqupAEe, consisting Of $50 feet
Of kabpsT Hose, grihdstope, OSrt I Head Hal.
lGGrrsou and storm FiAEs, ~ Leather btoCks, &c.
By authority d tho OoRmhndi9T Genera Depart
ootl5 list Lieut. 81 ATtnlSry, 4. A .. n.
CALE OF MEDICAL AND HOSPITAL PROF.
~ EHIY,
Assistant MEDICAL FURvEToR'H OFYIoEJ
bI. LOUIS, Mo, OStgbsT |, ls72- !
WIN be cold at this depot, by public auction. com
day q hoy9nbeT lsl2 and continue from day to day
s.n0O bed sacks,
LEO GuttA PeIeha Bed Covers,
b,OOO PilloWH, Hair,
9l,o0 PILLOW Gases, Niusn and ootton,)
Lou sheets, Ginsn and eoltou.l
2bOJ Mosquito Bars,
800 800 GoSns, DresslUp,
1 HuOO shlTts, (oottonJ
3UOJ Pairs sOoka,
adl Hospital Gaps,
t0O MoTtAIs ADD Pestlos,
A lot Of MsdiSsi Books and miscellaneous articles
| Of Medical and Hospital Property.
leTms Dash 10 GoVerumt ut funds only twenty i've
per cent deposit required at tms OF SALE To be Tor
e5sa purchases are not paid i9f Snd FStn9Esd Tih
UAptSln and Medical storok espeT, i. t. A., Aetins
Assistant Medical PuTveyOT.
| YALE OF URSERylOEABLE ANIMALS AMI
y QUARTERhAsTERS PROPERTY,
| OfIICE or rnE DEPOr QuARrERMAsrER,l
tORT LEAyEHwuHTH Kansas,
| September p, lB7A
mS % S' ioS Rs aTPo &kBS2RiD1HHTS RS 3
until the whole lot i sold.
hu F::'
s5s Army Wagons.
81 ssts Mule HGrnsss.
| 81 Riding Saddles.
| ~ Pack Saddles
| sSA OOllATu.
| / Automatic HolstirE Machine
large lot Of Scrap Iron and other unseFyoeS bl,
| stores, oompFiaing Furniture, TO0ls hHohnrTy
dc, 4o
Terms cash In United States currency.
The hoTsea and mules will be sold angly other HTtl
0'fS 10 s5sS e s3 at RSTSh5S, Commando,
], u CHANDLER
oob Depot QuaFtennAsleT,
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OENTRAL RAILROAD.

On and after SUNDAY, June 9, Is72, trains viii
loAye Baltimore A. follows -
'bO a. N, Niagara fal Express daily teIoopt SUI.
i ~ a. m.-MAlL daily Except hundAysJ for the West
- A. and North To Buffalo aud Niagara Falls
u ~ p, m,-FAhT LINE daily (tHospt buudaya) for
the West And North 10 WluiAmspofI and
10 90 p. m ws'tsrn FIprsss daily for the West
$50 y. m.-fOF the West
TRAINS FOR WESTERN MARYLAND ROAD At
SD a. N. and ~ pm,
TRAINS FOR GETTYSBURG At $50 q IN, and
TRAINS I5E HANOVER at $50 q. m. IL % and
TRAINS FOR CUMBERLAND VALLEY ROAD
Ats3O a m. and 1870 p. m.
ACCOMMODATION TRAINg
FOR HARRISBURG daily Except hundAyul-3t o
FOR PARTITION daily torospt Bundsy,,-7Oo and
r,,, 90 ll1n . m. aud ~ ,. IN.
FUR ykhfbNll4lk At n ~ D. m
TRAINS ARRlNE IN BAIFIMORP
FROM THE WHIST AND NOkTh-albEpG z OJs
,,,pp,,m N, ard "a, ~ and Il by p N.
hAhtlAbHh0 AOUOMMODATION-I U,
OOOh EHbNlLLE ACCOMMODAIIJStT tfu
a, 4, ,,,y,, Jock oIuyllla-6 ~ a. m,
fAhhION AQOOMhODA1lON-s .lDAm,gNp
m. and ~ D. M. ''' ~
n Eor IiekeA 70 al PQlnth North and West apply Al
OtNert station, and At No, North Calvert street
ss1s ssIsS saiSd eT and checked At hges and rest
street. Id 96ES ,I SIsRs . ssRSSS R SSSS
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steamship Lines.

RAIL SCHEDULE
FOR NORFOLK AND BOSTON. sIEissSsigILs
On God After Mg1dsy, September IS, .ts!2, the
Steamer ADH Of THk LAKE, carrying the United
siIt6 street MoNDAY and THU Isl EY. ~ p M a.
stnpplaE At tho principal river landings, for nor
FOLK, conuoctioE at Norfolk with the NJ. N. Steam
Agents D. Gronet, Norfolk, VA -, AieI.
AndriA; J. o. Waters, GsorFetoWn. 4. N. orouon
will receive and deliver freight until .. m,
Branch Iietet once at knoI's EIpress once, cor.
DORSEY ULAGETT, Gsntrsl gent,
sota Planrast0r0, cor Fifteenth At. and N. Y. ave
AZ EHdHANrs Linz OF sTSABsHIFb
Ih - hETWEEN
WILMINGTON AND NEW YORK
Hereafter tbs sns ItsAfaships 4. o. KNIGHT, JOHN
uAts regular NkEkLY TRIPB BH- EaAttA-.sIh
TWEEN NFW YORK, ALENAN.stAlana1llI ~
DRIA, WARRINGTON, and GEORGETOWN, -
tolloWs Leave EW YORK from Pior " EAst River,
ever FRIDAY, at =. N. and ALEXANDRIA the
for fuIi iniorrnsiioz, apply 70 2 p A. DEEHAA,
Gvsnns, J. ", THOhPsON,
tsli.H President
WOR LIVEkPO0L AND 0URENByOwN.
IHKAH LINE OF KAIL STEAMERS sAIIno
FAOM EHw YORK
saturday and alternate TUESDAYS.
Ttoksts sold % And from GnEiAnG
EAFAnT,rl 4 lrolAnd and tbs UoutronG foF fall in'
's''1'ssl u. fOrm'u9SP ,1iRPH t5,tR
AEspt 10 BroldgaI, HY.,1
hIIW RsnssrS. wsshin-,op.
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PURoHlSNo AND DIs is1I e, P4 At,

PURCHASING AND DIsBuRargd PAIHAsTER'al
OFTIuE, UNITED STATES NAVY, !
No. 50 BROADWAY, Nav YoRK, Oct a. 1874,
Prop JsAa, sea ed and indorusd on envelope bids
for supp los Advertised" viii be rec lived At this
oiaoe unt O'Clock 9lst inst, for the following sup
gliet;
BUREAU PROVISION AVID CLOTHING.
1000 yards Of thin dark blue nAnne TO be all wool
NoiEh ~ ounces per yard. Toe quality, color and
torture 10 be equal 10 sample At the New York navy
yard
One fourth 10 Of the quantity Of flannel to be de-
liyoTed A. the navy JArd, NaE YORK, In thirty dayr,
EARLIER II pfActioabo) and the balance In sixty days
from date Of oJntrAoI
The right 10 reserved 10 r. iDot any all bids that
NAV not be deem4d adyAntAR eous To the Gevernment
Blank forms will be furnished At this once, and bids
forwarded 10 the Bureau Tor lis decision.
j. q. BRADFORD,
nn2l PAY nlrnnLlT unlIad ALAIea NAVY.
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TIE MARKETS.
prSAsoIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

Now Ysrh Stock Report.
Furniihsd BY LeiCis Johnson I Co., Bdnksri
norihbesi corner Of Tenth and D streets
noTfhBesi.
Isl, TES So1 TS". S 81 Ysd st S::p s
il6isl U. " kls, o. Coupon, llb7Si u 8. bSrs, ~,
T iSli.S Sac. ., -. 6csbsS Eei.d
sfspS, ,isSj 'f.S.asS Wy. s,Sg Alden. ,EIprS;..,
SSRS Esses a.; sHffi is Sssstf sSGss:y:
land and PlttsbnIg teNi NoIthIesS S,sL He 9an.
VII is!Sa IS:i go = .SI w SlyssI:s sd
Pal preferred, 7e5 WEB. 90 " se. w. Ky
s% guar, ". hsaSibsi SSd 81 Joseph obe.so
AZ AID. sUS GSHi SsSr iRS a.GR USs
Ind. Central, SIS Tennesses sts's sizes 3D. ~
sS V,1 Es' I 1s-' coz bUSd Pss st sai
UGTgBG sizes, Old, sski North Carol na slIo', new,
6oid, ia
BALTIMORE MARKETs
BLLTMoRy, October q. : BIsadsiuf, = Flour ;
@eant q ~ 6b 9S.' io hSg1T q, SsF s.'
sR $50 ~ s. a. Oll Rita 10 G a.
s e. "a :rS ;i Si Ss GSafs:
srh white At 81 eb(alN for fair % GOD, 200 20,
smSsS e. ~ "a 5CS; no 90 g is sGos q
grr.-The tsee pts today amounted @ about y q
SGe: SO osu s. c Gs :Sd STiSs
%: A. e5ts6s osatsi SO do. nominy ooIn at0 cent
SO 10 loo bushels yeou q ~ cents dof nsE and y
cents for old. Western continues dull but ~ Gener'
ally held arm. The reosiPts today vsre n0OO bgsh;
els aud the sales 10 buaholS neW on track ~ %
cents, and 1900 do. mlIed In elevator At % cents.
nats-Ths sales today were 800 bushels southern ~
4lCdS5 csntqg bG1Q bushels mixed W stoFn At Reeti
cents former Tor very dark and 500 do bright 90 -
" esnts We also learn Of ssiee Of ln,W1 bushels
miIod Western made last week, but not before 70
Rys.fs aa,st ADD a IN, with small receipts. SALES
TO-DAY los bushes fair at % osns and qiots prime ~
ITesisiou.. - We .gu,ts Bulk Meats HomLusly
At 6k cents for Shoulder, and At ION cents
clear rib Sdsa ThademAnd for Bacon 10 moderate We
auols ioba lots ~ ~ cents for ShOulde,llh oouta
Tor rih and tatl oents Tor clear RIB Sides. Hams
continue arm a. laa31N cents for hne suEanogTod,
and AZ lGal7 osuta Tor new Bacon Hama Mess PaAk
issteadg. With a moderate demand. We quots a. vs.
per Dbl. ,-,,,, -.
Island fslr to Good fehninE sAJaaSoi Uuba Borea
No.ia, lOi.@lOho.; Porto Me' HrOosry " al,yts.i
DsmsrSva yacuam pan. 10 any eta, and New orleans
grocery p@n y cents. ,.
advance In the raw mHtoTtAL We quote hAfda 81
j9l,GAlBA cents for crushed, powdered And GTanu-
islsd, and Softa . b sis Of l2kQsl2A cents for
SIhifs YslloSu are very Arm, At aAlSloA cents.
WhislV.-Ws lean Of no sales OF High Wines 10.
DAY and note the article scarce Anf held hrm II "
oents per gallon for Western iron.bound.
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Medical.
ON MARRJAGE-

HAPPY RELiEF FOR YOUNG NFN FROM
the gheet' Of kuors ,ud Abuses IL ssFly iii3 MAJ.
hond restored. lmpedimeuta 10 MARRIAGE rsrnoVed
rev methCd Of treatment New and fefss n sbis
remedioa Books and Circular ssnt Tree, In sealed
envelopes. So s'"
Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION. Nc. q s,,,h
h'ntn stro0t, PhtladsIpniN, Pa eTsd'i,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-29
DROPOsAIS FOR CI OTHING AND CLOTH
ING MATERIAL


DROPOhAlS FOR CLOTHING AND CLOTH.
ING MATERNAL
" NAVY DIPARTMEST,l
BUREAU or PRoyTsiohH AND OLOIHno, 7
October 10, ls72. }
Sealed proposals. iudorsed "ProposAls Tor Cloth
D. NJ on tho 18th day Of November NEXT for the sup.
ply Of the following articles,
GLASS !.
GLASS =
Dark Blue FLANNEL yAIds,... 40 900
Ol4Ahb ..
Oalfskn Shoes hUO
kip-skln hhoea, pairs bUOO
,,-,,-.... ~. - GLASS 100,
GLASS 0.
BsInaley hheetiTg, yards Is 90
The trowssrs, 'nnel, shoes and GhestnE 70 be d.
llyered at the Brooklyn NAVY YARD,
Three thousand mattresses to be delivered At the
sTo9slyn Navy iA[d, 10 at the PhilAdelphiA Navy
Yard aud 100 At The OhATlastoWn Navy Yard.
The above, ationtd articles must he delivered
within ninety days from the date Of the Contract and
The cloth for the blue.c0th trousers must DO
twiled, all woul wooldyad, with pure indigo, dark
blue and weigh q ounces TO each yard Of u Inches
width.
The flannel must be twied, all wool, wool dyed with
pure indigo, dark biue nnst be In pieces Of about %
yards In length and n lnehes wide, Weighing 81
ounces per yard, with list each edge Of white
wooden 1hrsais woven In he whole length q TIE
cloth boards, aud pieos to have a losi average
weight than 40 ounces per yard.
Two thousand pairs o. the calf skin shoos and the
sorsged. like the samples be the oral In.
| speotiona,
sonod white = ne, plAnsd Hnd nugusd and grooySd
ades top And lotion Z men "a ek and ends one inch
top be secured By not less than tee IL Heh screws
screw A. Zach 9nd Of the boz to DO counter sunk
! n Inch by : lneh 10 dAmster
sIss sSeS % SSt SH %SSss a'i SasPs
Inches In length And Y Inches In width, Tue hair
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-29

ARMY sUPPLIEs.
oFECE CmEY QUARTERMAsTIR,l
FoRT IEAYRnwoRTH, KAFBAs, Dot. s. l61l !
Sealed proposals, In tTiplioAt0, will be received At
this once, and by thu post quArtoTm Ast6r At Fort
llVsTy at FORT RILEY, Kansas, Of
i25.OOO pounds Corn,
bl,DJO pounds Oats,
ll,1O0 pounds BfAb,
(mOfo 0ss) In aAoks In eAohOf the months OF No.
Vember and december, lbl2 and JAuuAry, February
and March, 1878; deliveries N commence not later
than tho Oth Of November, lHl
monthly, aud (eIosptng Noyemberl bstWeon the
fret (isD aud fifteenth (lbth) days Of each month.
Proposals will also be received At this ohoe Tor the
dsliysy At the forage yard Al FORT LEANEN'
B1,OOO pounds Oats,
10 saoksi delivery 70 commence Eithln twenty lOl
days from date Of award o. contract and 70 De oan-
nusd AZ the rata Der week Of tonth (lOJ Of the
entire quantity contracted Tor. .
Bidder will state the prios poT one hundred (lOO)
Proposals will DO received for any portion Of tho
Krala.
blds or represented BY agent or attorney, or IL
known BY the ohoer receiving tbs proposal TO Dc re-
Hponubs, and each proposal must be accompanied by
the guaranty OF two Do sons who are known to the
officers receiving the proposal to be responsible.
The usual condition., which eau DO AeooTtAlnsd At
this ofioo, will DO imposFd upon biddora and con
TRACTORS and blank forms Of proposals will be fur
nishoi upon application.
BY authority q the Department OommsndsI
j. q. OHAHDLER
Major and QiGTtOrmAstsr, AerE ohiSf ouArtsrrnSSs
ter Dopt, Mo. o"3