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Special Notices.
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Administrators Sale,

nURSU Ant 10 u license from the Probate Court
/ for the County Of oxford, on The third Tues.
day of March, A. ID. Is72, the subscriber, Admin.
istrator OF the estate OF George w. Lunt, late OF
Peru in said County, deceased, will sell al public
auction, ut The store of William Woodsom, Jr., in
Peru, aforesaid on the fourth day OF May next,
AT O'Clock A. NJ, go much OF the real estate OF
said deceased, situated in The town of Peru, as
shall produce the sum OF One Thousand dollars.
HENRY i. WALKER, Adm'r.
Westbroo March eth, 1872.
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N AV A l. ACADE M Y
VACANCYI

Candidates to I'LL this vacancy, mast be between
the ages OF Is and Is OF good moral character, of
SQUAD physical health and condition. and thor.
oughy veI Sod IN reading, spelling writing, aIlth.
mc'ic, geography and English grammar The cos;
Of ouiht l. aboutstUO.CO
have concluded To- abide 10y the results o. 4
compoiitl'9 examination, IN making uly n0mna
ton, aud John II. hmball ksl, OF Bath; Geo
{. Wing, Esq, oil Auburn, and Col. T.. ). KEYS
Of North jay, have kindly consented To act a. tx
anners. RcicTencemAy be had 10 either OF thc.c
gentlemen FOR information aud they will appoint
time, place and conditions ol examination
WI, Z. FRYE.
The examination iOr the above vacancy viii be-
held ~ the Court House ~ Auburn f1,rand Jury
Room, on Thursday, Man Wh, at ten O'Clock 4. NJ
j. ii. kIMBALL, Chairman
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SKIN DISEASES,

PERRY'S IMPROVED COMEDONE AND PM
PIE REMEDY The Skin Medicine of the age
lie warranted To cure FLRsH WORMS, PiMPLEs.
eruptions BIorCHED designations of the face.
Sold by all Druggists. Depot ~ Eond ST., y Y.
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4 CARD.

To the First Congrts oiionai Society aud Friends,
South Paris
Accept my hsartfelt thanks for the elegant
present received the past week; and which, -. a
token Of friendship from so many of the people
OF our village, is priced beyond measure; and
that the friendship thus established may never,
by word or act of mine be forfeited, Is the PRAYER
OF FRANK THAyER.
So Paris, April ., 1872.
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For Moth Patches, Freckies

MD Inn, Use FEkh1 > MVTH ANU
FRECKLE LOTION The well known, reliable
and harmless remedy FOR Brown niscolo!stou-
of the face. Prepared only by Dir Il G PER-!
Dernatologist, a. Bond Street, New York.
Sold by Druggists erergrhere. marls-snsm
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DIED.

In Pownal April, and, Mrs. Eunice en- aNwelI,
at the residence OF her son. Rev A Maxwell,
aged - years.
In oxford, March 2Ith hr. John Burns, aged
80 years
In Lowell March 18th, MrR. Hannah W. Walker,
widow OF the late John Walker, aged II wears
In Harrison, March slst, Mrs Ann Hannarorl,
aged is wears.
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Commissioners OF Insolvency.

w l. having been appointed by the Judge OF
w Probate iug The County Of ONfoui, 20 re-.
ce.Y0 AVID examine the claims OF the creditor, Of
Henry /. Howard, late OF Paris, Ia said County,
deceased, whose estate . represented in olyent.
give notice that riN months, commencing the 18th
day of March y ID. ls1a have been allowed 10 said
that vii attend the service assigned rs. at the
Office OF WIN. W. Bolster In DXueld in said
County un tho drst Monday OF NAV july AMI
September \. ID. lS,1, from ten O'Clock \ VI
~ ioUr O'Clock L. IF. WM " BOLSTER.
MM. W WAIT.
March SO;h, ls11 aprg3w
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KENNEDY's nEML0CK OINTMENT.

The proprietor has, by The assistance of emf
nent Physicians and Chemists succeeded in util
ling the medical properties contained in the oil,
pitch and Resin OF the Hemlock Tree, and obtain
ed valuable preparation TO be applied as a sslve
or plaster for Rheumatism, Group, Pain, or Sore
ness OF the Back, Chest or Stomach, Piles, Salt
Rheum ocuryy, Sores, Ulcers, Bunon Sore Corns,
Frost Hitcs, Chilblains, Sore Breast and Nipples,
Ringworms, Chatting, and skin Diseases of nm iu'
hammhtory nature. W. w. WHIPPLE,
Portland Me
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MARRIED..

In South Paris April 4th, ri the residence OF the
brides father, by Rev l.. II. Tabor, OF Norway,
Frank a. Thayer and Miss Alice Phelps, both Of
south Paris.
Married in Paris, Mar. 81 by Rev. A. Hin, Mr..
George o. Bennett and Miss Albertina Water
house, both OF Greenwood.
At Snew's Falls, April ), by Geo. W. Hammond,
Esq, Nr. Thomas l.. SteRns and Mrs Augusta
NJ. Thayer. both OF Paris
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about AR. Bonner's words si2 600.
Total sl45, 500.
The stable and ground upon which
built must have cost at least one hundred
thousand dollars, making an aggregate
1.-THE handsome amount OF quarter OF u
million ofdolars.
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THE partnership heretofore cNi,Iin. between
T.. II. ToIMAS, \. L. DRURr and :. r.. ToLMAN f.,
End known a. the firm name OF T. II. Toll.
MAN & co. is this day dissolved by mutual con.
sent. r.. II TOLMAN,
!. {. DRURf,
:. l.. TOLMAN.
Denmark Ne April l. ls1g
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(Iy liEKEAS my SON FRANKLIN l.. DAVIS, has
w len his home without any provocation, |
hereby forbid any person harbOring or trusting
him on my account AFTER this date, as have made
suitable provision for him at home.
GEORGE H. DAVIS.
East Peru ApTil 3, lS72
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MAiLsClosK.

MAILS CLOSE.
For Portland aud Boston, at IL rs A NJ, and
$50 z. NJ, the latter arriving ~ PortiSad Al s;l9
next morning.
I'p mail VIA Grand Trunk. NJ 80 p. NJ.
FOR Norway At : 80 4. NJ. and for the western
part OF the County Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sat
nrdAys, via Norway, at same time.
MAILS ARRIVE.
Prom Portland and Boston, al 10 30 \. NJ, asd
4a5PM.
Down mail via Grand Trunk, ut 80 L. NJ.
From Norway and western part OF the County,
al 80 4. VI.
Rawson's Coaches
Leave the Hill for the mp trains, at 80 n; N,
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The Desirable Farm
BURNETT'S
STANDARD
Flav0ring Extracts,
FOR FLAYORISG
Soda Syrups, Ice Creams, Custards,
Pies, Blanc Mango, JelIies,
Sauces, Soups, Grayies,
etc., etc.

The superiority OF these extract. consists in their
PERFECT PURITY & GREAT STRENGTH!
There is no subject which should more ensross
attention than the purity Of the preparations which
are used in fsyoring the various compounds pre-
pared for the human stomach.
These Extracts are scdrrGnted perfectly free from
the poisonous oils and acid, ,chich enter into the com
position Of many ot the fictitious fruit RdrorS no'7
in the market. They are not only true to their
names, but are prepared from fruits of the best
quality, and so highly concentrated that small
quantity only need be used
They have stood the test of eighteen years time
and competition and are proHunced unricaAed .6y
the most eminent cOnnOSureS propretOrs Of the lead
ing hotels, and prominent dealers in the United
States and Canada They are neatly put up III five
ICES -DRpansie Il bottles, holding more than pan
eled sizes appearing much larger They are the
be-; and cheapest Fruit Extracts the market NJ
iords Their standard quantity and qualify uiH
be strictly maintained
HS-lt is necessary in some cases for persons de-
string ''BURSETT's SUPERIOR fLAVoRlN" IN
TRACTS :" To insist upon obtaining th5n IA ofder 10
avoid many OF the fictitious brands ohercd' ne
cause OF their larger profits.
JOSEPH BURNETT y co,
sole Propretors, Boston.
For sale by frst-cass Croeers and druggists
generally. jan 23' - eowly
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FREEDOM NOTICE.

TO lck0H, this may concern;
gENHIS is to certify that have this day given my
/ son, OSCAR q. RIDLON, his time, 10 act for
himself | shall claim none of his wages nor pay
any debts OF his contracting after this date.
GEORGE W. RlDLON.
Witness :-WM. RIDLoN.
Porter, March p, 1872. apr9-3w
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BORN.

In East Fryeburg, March eth, to the vile Of
j. !. Pike, twins, - son and daughter
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S1UU SURE LOCO A.. AGESTs NON w4S MID
let. New AND Beautiful Aapof L. 5. & WORLD
tive maps Ia Oae, size OF each t0Nj1 inches. Best
ever pu0lshVd ior agents. What people have
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2Ni. New Map oil New Euglard culored in
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per day on theso Two Maps and our rapid selling
Pictures Apply FIR terms AT oNCE To u l.
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Boston, Mass
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NOTICE.

Denmark, Ne, April ], lS72.
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Dissolution Of Partnership.

c. NJ. Il L & Ia, Norway
Norway, Apr. : ls1s.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-28

We regret 70 learn that on Saturday after
noon last the Rev. J. J. Price, son OF the Rev
T. b. Price, pastor Of High Bridge Prssby'
terrain church, In Rockbridge, was killed BY
lightning near Big island, IN Bedford county
Mr.. Price, II appears, was on his way from
his fathers TO preach In Bedford on Sunday
and when about half mile this side Of Big
Island was overtaken by storm, from whicl
he sought shelter undera tree on the road
side. lie had two horses with him, one o.
which he was riding and the other he led.
While under the tree the lightning struck
him, killing him, II is believed, Instantly, and
also tho horse he was riding. The other
horse escaped unlnjured.
An hour or more after the storm he was
found by a person who was passing, dead,
with his left leg beneath his dead horse, hi.
umbrella and Tue bride rein tightly grasped
had evidently been eating at the time he was
struck, In the other. One side Of his face was
dlscolored, and the whiskers on the chin bore
the appearance Of having been slnRed. There
were no other marks about the body.
The deceased was about 20 years OF age,
and was student Of Union Theological Sem.
mary, where be had spent two years IN
preparation for the ministry, and was spend.
Ing his vacation as an assistant OF Rey.'B,
w. Mosely, At New London. He was young
man OF eminent grace as Christian, and
from his manly qualities OF mind and heart
gave high promise OF usefulness. During
the last session he was for several months Ia
the extreme Of Illness, and loving father
watched by HE bedside with the deepest so.
licitude until, with a grateful heart, he saw
him restored TO almost perfect health
LlnchbUrg Netos, 25ih.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-28

PROPOSALS POR SUPPLIES,
OIHiuE OuIEI QUAHrERMAsTER, y
So, r.fAuIs hIsH, Mag 2, Is7l }
usual form. 10 IdplloHts are 10 yitsd 70 sappI he
sSs r..s fr SSs ~ ssl with Ean for
FORT SHAW. MT.
S6,tsi pounds q barley
FORT BILLS, N. T.
MSS pounds o. harley
CAMP BAKER, NJ. 7.
1881 pounds Of OAta
The several quantities hsroiu mentioned NAY DO
he legal nOOO sitSs o. the services Tor he period spS
:, EAoh separate proposal must 10 accompanied By
funds o. esItinsd cheek % NatlonAl Bank MAIDS
in.ars ne validity q he bid Q be forfeited % The
should he thtIfA 70 sIOcais contrast with sat.
si.etoFJ seoariIi In other 70 DO returned 10
Ihsa contracts under ths sd
COP Of this advertisement must accompany each
abe delivery Of The supplies to oOmmsnso not lAtsr
than September I. lsl
n. on MONDAY, july !, ls71. And Aiso Atths, hsss
q ne .SS = M po:,. q ro!. hhs.
BJ command Of haior asnsrL iiaaeeet,
myn p.pats . n: sad a.ssr.l d
|
oTFIoE oV DEror GOVERNMENTAL
nan fnAhoisoo, juno n ls79i
Sealed Proposals will be received Al this once until
m on TN 18th day Of JAY, ll, for the supply and
delivery Aetho QuATtermAAtsF'a Depot, YorbA husnA
lalAnd, Ban FraBclsoo hArbor, Of
LOO IRON BUHKR
. The Hunks 20 be made In AoeordAnoe with either Of
the pAtterns adoptod by the Secretary Of War drAW
Lays and specifications OF which can be At this
BY the provislona Of section Z Of The Aot Of Con
sress o. JuT ny lssS Prsi.renos Sill be given 70
ptoduoed on the paoiho coast, 70 the eHtsnt q tbs
consumption required By the public service there hi
conditions Of price and quality bsinE squAL
Bids % state the prices 10 gold coin and In legal
lander notsA. -
All bids 10 be made IN trlploAts With oopy Of mi,
Advertisement attached. and each bid must BE- accom-
pened ~ written auArAntoe. signed By two reapon-
sbe persons. agreeing that In this contract n
awarded 70 this bidder be will into bonds tor the
faithful fuhlmont Of the same.
Bids 70 be addressed 70 the underslGned. Endorsed
"PropoaAis for Furnishing il9Q Iron hankLn
| sA Major and Depot QuArtsrmAstsr.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-28

Mn. GREELEY AND Hrs FAMLY.-Mr
Greeley, with his wife aud daughter Ida, re
moved from the 81. Cloud hotel yesterday TO
the homestead at Chappaqua. The younger
daughter, Gabrielle, who has been III of ty.
phold fever at Mrs. Clcayeland's, IL ~ fal
recovered rs TO be able TO accompany thu
family. Mrs. Greeley Il so III that II wa'
necessary 10 carry her TO the depot and from
the station at Chappaqua TO the farm house
very slowly and carefully In q carriage. She
has been an invalid to this extent for several
years. IL was only In Difference TO her earnest
longing for the country air and the spring
water OF Chappaqun that the philosopher
consented TO removc her. The peerless
spring" water OF Gu appaqua has been fur
nlshed her In bottles and demljohns by the
philosophers tender care ever since she re-
turned from Europe, but her craving for the
sparkling liquid, fresh and pure from It's hom'
Ia the glen, has not been satisfied by thu
bottled article. Tho sage remained on hl
farm all day, and will probably devote mos
OF his time 10 bis homestead until the elec
tion.--Rao York Herald, 26th.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-28

MINOR On tbs aith inSiAnt, between ssud 10
asrd "a - : : = = =
The frsad. o. The family are invited 70 attend his
on Saturday, Ssh instant between 10 and II o'clock
q.
RlLLMORF.-Ou Thursday, June ~, Ism, OEonaE
THOMAS infaht Of 0eorEs N. ani lottie A. mn
more, aged months and u days.
funerAl service will take place At the residence Of
Mr. Thomas MOI fleet, No. us street northwest. thi.
Aftsrnooa, at tO O'Clock.
HOBBb.-In GeorgetoWn, on the 15th OF June, Mas
LucRnFIA HoBBa, In the d5ih year OF her sss.
The funeral will take place from rrinliy church
and acduAutanoes are invited 10 attend without far
Their notice. U.E.
la m, JoaHPnHE WHITING, youngest ohid Of David
dAga.'
uusral viii tAks place this morning. al 10 O'Clock,
from this readenos OF hsT parents, 40 New Jer.ey
vtsd 70 attend q.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-28
RALTIMoRE SNIP CHANNEL.

Sealed pIopoaaa will be received until noon Of the
lat day Of Juy, s for the k1oAvAtloa and Rsmoy al
q hAtertAl from the Ship OhAnnol Of the PatApsoo
seven foot Knoll IAghf.
PROPOSALS. must state price per yAid for material %
chimes proposed 70 he used. and the average daily
amount OF excavation guaranteed 70 be done
Proposals mnst Be indoraed outside "Ahlp UhAn,
nal seAed, And addressed 70 heh. JoahuA NAnsAnt,
chairman OF tbs PAtApaoo River Improvement hoard
d baltimore Thsy will be opened Al u 10 o. m. Of
july 70 the preaenoo Of such bidders may choose
70 attend, at the Mayors once, BAltimOro. !
The right Il reserved To reject any OF ali pfOp0aAla,
and no bid will be entertAlned for loal THAI IOlj
cubic yards, OF Tor more than 10000 cuble yarda.
hpooihoAtlon and any othor desired Information
can be had By application 10
more, Md. issi
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-28
PROPOSALS FOR GOAL

OFEtcE or PAT DIRECTOR u. n, HAVYl
. Ounroh HOUSE,, bALTnfoRH, June ~, I57a- i
Scaled pIopo.Ala. % be indersod Proposals." will
JUNE, lsI2 ior the below described Goal 70 be de-
hsersd tree q eHDonse aod subject 70 the usual In
apectioni and the conditions hereinafter apeclhed,
= BUREAU OF sTRAM KNGINERRlN0.
kiFht hundIed and hity $50 tons Pf the IsJ best
qualify OumbeSAnd Bttuminous OoAi, a. iolloWai
One hundred dol tons 70 be delivered Al the wharf.
NAyy ard, BnookUut New York during july merit,
and i've hundred DOL tons ditto 10 10 delivered AZ
the wharf, Nav Yard Norfolk, Va, during july nsIt
and tuo hundred and hfty (Oi ditto 70 be dsllv
orod Al the Nav Hard, fsnAAoOlA klA 10 be dollv-
cred a soon ~ practicable.
BiddeTv will state In their bids the time With n
which said coal Ill DO delivered. Irresponsible asouT,
~ required Tor liz prompt delivery when awarded
| advantageous 70 The GovsramsnL
L laAl RaN nIrnnIl.r LII h N...
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-28
PROPOSALS. ron QUARTERS.

OTicE OHtET QuARIEnulErTn.l
FIRST QuARrEh hAaIER D1HTnICr, ID. X,
OoRHnn UHKRsE AND Houaron nrRiETs,
Nav loRK OfrY, Mar ~ ts7a
healed proposals, In dupiicate With COPY Of this
advsrtiaement aitaohed 10 each, invited, and will
hs reoeiyed At this once NATL IL NJ Juy 81 lsfl for
o. frame. one O story and hanaaFd roof building
tiI1l feet with an eNisnsiou, 2Ei9 feot inohss 70
be used AZ appnAisers' quarters
an the reidlred tsFiSl and labor 10 DO furnished
By the contractor.
Plans aud speolhcaiIops may be sssu at this once
The proposala must be accom- panied By . written
guarantee OF two Responsible parties for the eHsou
ti0u and fulnllmsnt Of contract N AWarded. and
should be tndorssd "Propotas Tor OnaTtars Al Fort
Wadaworth," md addressed 10 the undersigned, Of
shem any further Information mar b obtained, n
desired. n. OHkI.DKR,
jS Major and QuArtsrmaater I. n. Army.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-28
Proposals.
DRoPQsALs FOR DIMENSION sTONR RR
Il QuIhED IN TlIk CONSTRUCTIONS or THR
hEM GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS AT OHt

MN aSYsRsissSHsDTF i SufGSisSs 22FFUHf:
| VA0O, Ill.
&. ~ g :: ;s'i. O.. sG Ss q: ss AZ
isei, fie.sary Department ioT iurnishins and dsv.
Ssdns s' SScssO So a SITE y s:
Dmsn.lop stone REQUIRED in Y, eenstrue,i9n. ne
WI 70 soafasd 70 Grspitss, Ms,6ss or sasdsioass.
s Sa re G. as 1gsI VII & %
capacity for goIking under the ohse hammer, one
sas :pa on sS s s ssSs fs aas%
| stone, must be snbmlttsd Ia all cases
bliilaes Tor a least Ten years Si be sad
ab.oluts proof that u has been used for that period
sood \. r.s o III S STnss ssss
md .b' .asf from Witch ~; ySceatsd mus. e fHl
| quantity desired within one year 49,
the ~. n ~ spes 'sss Of siSrs ~ b rs1Srsd
Epros.I.ts . f.s, ~ largest ssous- viii no, proba
Tho slops win be ordered on ,chsduls o. act slse.
IN order that the oontfAotot mag make proper ALLOW
aheS ios eaiunG n NE l9syias' And 90 this aehed-
BiddsTs viii stats hoS ,oon thsy can commence the
dSs Tssy III ..o ss tss az sS. wsss
maximum siEss Of stone that can be obtained from
No Sidy win be rscslvsd except fron III. owner. or
pos.s 70 as SGISS'' rS TS,ss The ,SHs Eo
blddsr e nc Ssssr OF lessee Oitbs quarry mus.
All pfopo,as must be made on The printed forms 10
Ton, o. collector ~ Sasoma y dhssso AND Ss 81
companied b. penal bond 10 the sum Oh hfty thou.
perioq% *. SoSss! ssIrdsS q I'm spd SsI bend ooS
iSssE.io, z ne penal .m q one 6nsdred ihoa..ad
qaArry TO The Government, seeuty Tor the faithful
I'M o. ne S ss lease % axe eject
terms Of the coptraot said lease 70 aut6oriEs the
WORK Z - TIE sIpOase Of the contractor IN Osss o.
Inc light to reject any or all bids received /, 70.
fIoPO.al. must be nolo.sd ia sealed envelope in.
dorsed Proposals Tor Dimension stons" and Ad.
is2T sSpsrvsipE Architect. Treasury pspsr,Ssu,
PROPOSALS FOR DEAD LITTER ENvRL
Posr 0IrruE DEPARTMENTAL
wAaHnerOnl y. o, June ~, la. =
ps5s%sps aaiil Jns a isTi !. . S'oost NJ o. iss:
5.hIHg During pSrGd, s q W. ysS cC@Es1clnF %
ss;upninS S.sd iss.sT. % atsS '' used TOT
| TIE knvelope. must Be hand s.mmed. and equal
sslseieabs lSs pspsIlmsai, and have such priaIiss
Ihsy must be dsiiysrsd 10 such quantities aud AZ such
times as mar be required a. the Post Once Depart
stfonG pasisbosrd boIss ready fot use. Of cost
for packing And Transportation, q, the rate o. about
lelog pss month ne annual supply being estimated
s1ssnss. q tSs Envelope. for which PROPOSAL.
on appleatlon TO ths THIRD AHsisrkNr PosrNAsrER
no proposals viii be considered unless accompanied
Y snsicient and .atsiactorI Egaf,niesi hnd ths
and ali bids u 10 81. Indignant he interests q ths
Bcaa., Win Sppro,ed aad .ureisnt surslle. in the
formanee Of the contract according 70 the provisions
prussd ~ An n hSsS.i ists and pay%snt M
aid contract viii be made quarterly alter prspsi
fhs Pes,as.iss Gsnsra rc.srve. to tbs rgb,
70 annu the contract u 10 his Judgment there shall b
or In o.se o. vfS s,is@pt,o impOss upon he De
Undsr the law no transfer Of tails contract can be
I
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-28

lfrom the japan Gazette
The state OF the country is now profoundly
quiet, and the Government Is carrying out
the changes lately introduced with success.
The Intelligence OF the enthusiastic reception
given TO the Imperial Embassy In the United
States has given great satisfaction 10 all classes
who have heard Of Il; and although the
Japanese themselves smile at the part taken
by the American Minister TO Japan, Mr.. Do
Long, who accompanies the embassy as faI
as Washington, still they like to sec the
favor with which their country "a regarded
aud their countrymen are received.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-28

kENARKA1LE FATALITT.-The mother OF
Laura ID. Fair ls said TO be Dangerously III
with fever In San Francisco. Since sentence
OF death was passed upon Mrs. Fair, Elisha
Cooke, one OF her coHnsel; Harry Byrne,
who prosecuted the case; Judge sprague, Of
the Supreme Court, who was instrumental In
granting her a new trial, and o son Of A. r,
Criitenden, her victim, have died.