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BOARD ersUPERvIsoRs.

~ RWEDSEsDAY, March 81, 1872.
The Board met pursuant to the call
of the President.
Present-Messrs. Clark, Fisher, Har-
rison, Jacob. Klevis, 0esterliDg, otte
and President List.
The minutes Of the last meeting were
read, approved and signed.
The following order was adopted:
. Ordered, That R. s. Brown, Sheriff
and Treasurer OF Ohio county, turn
over to the clerk of this Board all or
ders of said Board drawn upon and
paid BY him as said Sheriff and Treas
urer and upon said clerk finding the
same correct according to statement
of said orders this day presented by said
Sheriff and Treasurer, that the clerk OF
this Board receipt to said Sheriff and
Treasurer and place the same to his
credit upon the county levy Of 1871.
A report was received from r. S.
Brown, Sheriff and Treasurer of Ohio
county, showing that 625 orders had
been paid by him, amounting to
$49,l77.46. ,
bill of R. S. Brown, Sheriff and
Treasurer of Ohio county, for interest
on orders paid, amounting to SlO9S.56,
was read. .
The following communication was
read:
WHEELING, March 26, 1872.
To The President and Directors Of the p,
W. & Ky. r. r.
entlemen-I hereby submit profile
of the located line OF your proposed
railroad from the junction with the p,
c. & St. L. railroad at the Steubenville
bridge to the city of Wheeling, with the
gradients of the road bed and statement
of the quantities of the work.
The distance between the terminal
points of the line, as located, is "a 2-lO
miles; the alignment is considered
quite favorable, with curvature OF
four degrees as maximum, and grades
which exceed the ratio Of twenry ieet
per mile is only in one single instance,
upon the property OF N. Wells, opposite
Steubenville, where the location OF the
buildings and the laws regulating the
preservation OF the same, compelled
gradient of forty feet per mile, rising
northwardly. 1t is very desirable 10
reduce this grade to the general MAXI
mum, and l would request that author
ity be given to negotiate with MIR.
Wells for the purpose Of efectlng, II
possible, this much desired modification.
The calculation of quantities are
made upon liberal scale, and it is con-
fidently expected that the final measure
ment and classifcations will reduce the
cost of the road even below the present
estimate.
From comparison Of the bids hereby
submitted, it appears that the most
favorable results are reached by dividing
the work among the lowest responsible
bidders in sections, whereby the aggre.
gate cost of grading and masonry would
amount to 05,S70.l2. The total foot
ing of all the lowest bids irrespective Of
the responsibility and character Of the
bidders is 1913, 096.79, while the lowest
bid for the entire work from a single
firm, is $2l4,293.74; this party, how
ever is not considered reliable, and the
next best bid for the entire work, which
is offered by responsible firm, amounts
to sal ,56S.50. Taking the selected
bids from the lowest responsible bidders
as a basis, the total cost OF the construc-
ton may be estimated as follows:
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BALD-HEADED men take joke more
easily than other people. They haven't
the same trouble getting it through
their hair.
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If YOU want first choice Of spring
stock of Wall Papers, go 10 PAUL d
Orrs, No. 80 Market street.
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G. III. QUIMBY;l

DEALER IN BOOKS, PERIODICALS,
Stationery, Albums, Pocket Books,
Toy Books, Games, Stereoscopes and Views,
nv single number, year and to clubs. Also
New York, Baltimore, Pittsburgh and Gin
cinnati Dailes to mail and city subscribers
at publishers' prices. Market street, between
Quincy andJohn, Wheeling, W.. Va. jail
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The new shades in Ribbons, Flowers,
Satins, Silks, Reps, and Buttons can be
had at l.. Rhelnstrom & Co.'S.
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IFyou wish to see handsome lines Of
70 Semitic Stripes, call at Emsheimer &
Blum's, this morning.
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DoNr forget the opening OF white
goods this evening at Henry Brues'
Prices all marked in plain figures.
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The new Colonnade Hotel, Phila-
delphia, Pa, has no superior in the
style OF its appointments.
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JOHN P. SILVER has been appointed
Postmaster at Moorefeld, Hardy
county, Vice John U. Duffey, resigned.
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LADIES, if you wish to see the largest
and best selections of dress goods
and shawls, 90 to Emsheimer d Blums g.
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SOFT finished A bleached muslin foI
u cents at Emsheimer & Blum5.
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In order to close out a lot of misses
leather shoes, will cell them regard
less of cost, for the next ten days.
L. V. BLOND.
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For SALE.-The counter in the REG
IsTER business room. Will be sold
very cheap.
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EMsHEIMER e. BLUM will open, this
beautiful lines Of Dollie Var
den suitings. ....
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The Board OF Education meets to,
night to hear the report Of the Commit
tee on Rules and Regulations.
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Collarettes and Collier de Grace at
L. Rheinstrom d Co.'S.
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L. RHEINsrRoM & Co., are offering
the greatest bargains in Millinery
Goods.
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FASTENER IL BLUM will sell IA
fine sheetings at l24 cents. Best in tn e
citv IL - :.
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BOILER FOR SALE.-The boiler now in
use in the REGISTER engine room, is
for sale very cheap.
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THOSE who would save money should
buy their boots and shoes at L. v.
Blends.
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I, SPBclAL sale Of underwear will com
mence this evening at Henry Brues.
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ALL the latest patterns in Neck
Rouches at L. Rheinstrom x Co.
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DOUBLE folded spring Alpaca can be
bought for IS cents, worth 80 cents, BY
going to Emsheimer & Blum's to-day.
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II, -tt.s55lss.ssssnsess1 p SSENGER TRAlN=
- -S-2Swill run by the following
schedule on and aiLer November Dot, i'7l-.
Wheeling time: .....' ....
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YESTERDAY was a beautiful, genuine,
pure and unadulterated spring day.
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Flour.

Flour.
oOO BBLs FALCON MIIls"csrRINe
500 Bbls. Silver Spray Choice Whitley
so Baltic (Vincennes, Ind.(
100 Lilly White, (Spring wheat'l :
200 List, Davenport q Parks Best
, loo Bbls. Cottage Mills, Rsd1 -
Il so Choice ExfrAs, f0 80 "
fnh2 LRBf, DAVRJfDRTA PARKS.
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We offer at very low rates:
800 Bags prime 10 choice Rio Coffee,
100 Barrels New Orleans Molasses,
80 Barrels choice Sugar SyTups, .
40 Hhds. ". o., Cuba and p. X. Sugars,
5 Hhds. fancy Demarara Sugars,
100 Barrels Refined Sugar, ...
80 Hall Chests @. r, Y. III. and OoIong
Teas, - - slt.E -
80 Barrels Mess Pork, rn ry I'D
100 Tierces prime Leaf Lard,
100 Kegs Family Leaf Lard,
50 Casks Clear Bacon Sides
} so Casks Bacon shoulders, -l-... ..
30 Terces Sugar Cured Hams,
loo Barrels Flour, H-s 81 ......
&c Bags Timothy Seed, - H
50 BAGS Clover Seed, .-..- .-.r ..-.
100 Boxes Goshen cheese,
Mackerel, Lake Fish, Nails, Broomx
Spices, Dye Stufis, Wrapping Paper. A
large line selected Chewing Tobacco, Smok-
ing Tobacco, Cigars, ETC., etc, etc. Agents
for Miami Powder Company. =
LIST, DAVENPORT 4 PARKS.
WHEELING, October ., 1871. oc5
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Very respectfully,
NJ. J. BECKER, Chief Engineer.

Al. y DS~A&SfN1 N@1~'
To the Honorable Board Of Supervisors
of Ohio County, w. Va:
The President and Directors of the
Pittsburgh, Wheeling and Kentucky
Railroad Company present the foregoing
report Of NJ. J. Becker, Esq, Chief
Engineer Of the company, showing the
probable cost of the road. These esti
mates are based on actual surveys and
bids made by responsible parties, and
the settlement to a large extent OF the
right of way, although it is proper to
state that some portions of the right Of
way have not been obtained, and the
Directors have been under the necessi-
ty of asking the proper legal authority
from the Circuit Court to ascertain the
cost and condemn those portions of the
right of way not secured by amicable
settlement. 1t is supposed that full
allowance has been made for this cost.
1t is proper to state that some ex-
penses were incurred in the early history
Of the road, the amount of which the
Directors have not been able to ascer-
tain. We are, however, assured that
these expenses, including a previous
survey and legal costs and attorney fees
cannot exceed seven thousand dollars !;
go that we think we have every reason
to assure the Board OF Supervisors that
the whole cost of the road to prepare it
in all points as required by the contract
with the Pittsburgh, Cincinnati and st.
Louis Railroad Company will not ex-
coed 100000
Respectfully submitted,
LEWIS APPLICABLE,
; . Pres't P. W. & X. R. r.
The following resolution was adopted;
Resolved, That this Board does here
by subscribe to the capital stock of the
Pittsburgh, Wheeling and Kentucky
Railroad Company, the sum Of $225,-
900, upon condition that only so much
of said subscription shall be paid as
may be necessary to complete the road
from Steubenville to the southern
limits Of Wheeling, until the further
order of this Board |; and provided fur
tber, that no part Of said subscription
shall be paid until q contract shall be
closed by the Pittsburgh. Cincinnati
and st. Louis railroad and the said
company, in accordance with the terms
of agreement specified in letters of Tbos.
A. Scott, President, to A. Wilson and
others, on behalf Of this Board. Upon
the execution of said contract the Pres
ident OF this Board is directed to make
the subscription as aforesaid and 10
issue the bonds as provided in the
agreement With D. C. List.
The Committee on Poor reported
favorably on bills amounting to 1886. 81,
and offered . resolution directing pay
ment, which was adopted. =.
The Committee on Court House and
Jail reported in favor of paying bills
amounting to $249,37, which were or
dered to be paid.
The Committee on Finance reported
in favor of paying bills to amount OF
$25. 90, and rejecting bills OF Weitzel,
webster township Clerk) and Noah
Price; OF granting petition Of A. W.
PAUL, A. Yacke. Jas. Forsyth, G. S.
Cowen, A. Frazier and Dennis Dorsey
Of rejecting Peter Shouse's petition
All Of which recommendations were
adopted.
A petition from citizens Of Richland
township asking for the establishment
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BALTIMORE & OHIO g. R. 60.

FIR. MYERS,
no2l GENT Passenger and Ticket Agen
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DIR. JOHNSTON,

Member of the Royal College OF surv,.
London, graduate from one vi tie Iuos5 e.a
inent Colleges In the United S,stesI snJ , ,h'
greater part of whose life has been S.p, 'h I'
the hospitals Of London, Paris, Philste"hIao
and elsewhere, has effected some of u, NJ
Many troubled with ringing in The Sss,
and ears when asleep, great peryou,n.''
being alarmed at sudden sounds, hssh%S
ness, with frequent blushing, attended soas
times with deragement OF mind, we're eGr,c
Immediately. u-lr-l ..U
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EAST-LKAYES
Wheeling
daily at. 800 A. n.
ARRIVES AT
Cumberland. .2:6S r. NJ.
Baltimore .-.-9;5O "
Wash'n Cityll:l0 /"
Philadelphia2:W A. N.
New York....6:D "
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Especially, who have become the victim.
Solitary Vice, that dreadful and destrn.a,G
habit which annually sweep 70 an unity.
grave thousands Of Young Men OF the ~
exalted talents and brilliant intellsc, % 40
might otherwise have entranced lkisn va
Senates with the thunder Of eloou.ncIa
walked to ecstacy the the thrilling lyre :, q
call with full confidence. "si
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MARRIAGE,

Reflect that sound mind and body are Tie
most necessary requisites 10 promote con-
nubial happiness. Indeed, without thes
the Journey through life becomes weary
pilgrimage; the prospect hourly darkensl "
The view; the mind becomes Swallowed With
despair and filled with the melancholy "
dection that the happiness OF smother h.
,nx,, a, htiglt al NTH ni.r nun
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TRANSPORTATION.
Cleveland & Pittsburgh h. b.

r. -EfssEss4J ON AND AFTER NO
&r3a xsHif;---iSsSs VEMBER -, 1871, Trains
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.KE PARTICULAR NUTlCL.

Who have injured themselves by CERTAIN
practice INDUCED In when alone, halR
frequently learned from evil companion
or al school, the effects Of which are nightly
ders marriage impossible, aud destroys 10Th
mind and body, should apply Immediately
What pity that a young man, the boy
of his country, the darling OF his parerh
should be snatched from all prospects add
enjoyments OF life by the cOnselenns Of
from the path OF nature and H.
dulging In certain secret habit. Such Itr'
3. ms must, before contemplating
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DIED.


BELT-Near Deltsylle, Prince GeorEc's county,
Bsit and daughter OF w D. aud Mary y. DAVIS, In
the twenty -si1th year Of her age
LEHRY.-On the 9th inst, after long Illness, MARI
LEgs AIN q e s%y sr He fssp
fully requested TO attend her funeral from her late
residence, llB TWenty.h street between l. and NJ
streets northwest, today, alta p. m.
u TENLE66 SSH S3SG .Ss q qsny
Shed not tear Of sorrow
See what lovely flower
Tho funeral viii tale place from his parents real.
denoe, north Of Columbia College, I'll
TAYLOR --on Deoenbeta NINA IouIan uhs Of
IoahuA n Taylor, and OLDEST daughter Of the late
DARNELI.--In Prince Georfe,a epV1tI. Nd, on
the sth inst, r. NICHOLAS DAhSHLt4 In the htieth
Funsrai 10 tske place frju his late residence to
day, uysSdAyl e II o,elnch a m. All friends and
c SSafSp SRsiS PIet SS sdG w. & h. 'H .s
The funeral xili takc place from her late residence
ion Eighth strget southeast, Thursday, December y
is71 At9 O'Clock p. m.
,LRARY On Sunday, De sth inst q pneumonia.
HIS funeral viii take place on Tuesday, the 10Th
Instant y ao'olook, p m, fEom bis late teaidenee
which time and place the friends Of the family ars
respectfully invited TO attend ~
KRARNRY.-Ou the morning Of December q lsTa
Mira JANH l. KHARNET' In the sixty ninth year Of
Ths relatives and friSpds Of tho family are invited
O'Clock, from No. ISL Ninth street, between and
o streets northwest tBtArl
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.


being received daily
PHILIP & SOL0MONS,
decl oil Pennsylvania avenue.
NTRW BOOKS, NEW BOOKs-CAMPTNg OUT,
The Forms Of Water IN dloudg aud Riysrs, Ice and
Qlaciers, b1 John Tyndall, l. d D., y. n y, with
thirty ave Illustrations, drawn and Engraved under
the direction Of the author. The End u the World.
Love Story, by Edward RyEieston. Strive and Sue
ceed or the PrOgreHe Of Weller Conrad, by HOratio
Alger, lr, author Of Ragged Dick, nc. A Chanca for
Himself, or Jack Hazard and His Treasure by J. a,
Trpwbridge. The Poet AZ the breakfast Table, His
Tabs with His Fellow BoarderH and the Reader, BY
Oliver Wendell Holmes, David COpporneld, by
N the author and sixty one illustrations Jack and
jill for old and young, by L. A. 0Obright illustrated
Tho Illustrated LOpdOn Almanac Tor is7g. The
Nursery Treasury, BY Harriet 2. Mckeeyer, hand
aOmaly Illustrated. FO1'a Digest Of partnerHhip,a
digest Of the law Of partnerahip presented In the
reports Of English and American DECISIONS, by
Charles FOI, late Judge Of the Superior Court Of DIN
oinnAu, eYo,, law; sheep, $50. For Faie by W. n.
%, n, MORRISON Law Booksellers aud Publishers,
No. fs Pensylyania avenue. noys
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RAILROADS

L PniLADELPniG AND EEwToRiT,. Wv
Train, bslyrsn NsiRnsiSon sOG Rev Yd a2'9 sr.
ron S.Ew YoRR Without change Of rars.
LeaVe daily ,sEetrt sunday at q IN l, and . 80
ron PHILADELPHIA
leave aaily ''h' ~ sunday At D. m, I, aud D
OS SUNDAY.
Leave fer New York At % Ia. snd Philadelphia
SlseIdnS esrs for New YorE on tho Or. m. train
Through Hekrts 70 Philadelphia, New York or
Boston eau be hsd At tho station once q iii hour.
see baltimore, and Ohio Railroad advertisement,
ToI sGhsd9e hesycen Washington, BatmoIe An.
A sisiant Master Of 1ra M nnhn;
30 I R66S fH;r S ghisS S. aEESnt p
II BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
Trains between NhiiITF5gS2T T9s KY ls
and NAsHlhdTON AND THE WEST are nov n n
FOR BALTIMORE
IA l e. daily e'e u SUNDAY, At biS, sB q and
" . = IN Anf f 81 Y Wv s x fFIR9s r m
ana aIe sna SsTofP' Sunday st SIS GO. "a m,
' ma fo3k pa GEbAt WAY sTAr1oNa
p2 ~, aud heiay.Leave Gbiib SO and :. m. and
FOR ANNAPoLIs
from Annapolis on sshdsy =" No"''" 70 UT
FoRbRSGHfflRSih1hRg
Lave "'A FR6h VIZ . ssRsSffPRSSs;Ago rm
Leave foR Az VI "a PSRf Il q F p ruy wrsr
Leave daily except saturday and sunday. MsiS
% ssiaFdSy y i iS' I, y :. m, andsp.m.
OF sunday 4 Us and b. m only, connecting
Sh Ss 7sGa Sils f EaRs o Rs baltimore
~ IOr sstr.s6gns and P9int,, between Relay House
sf.!Su ia %iaS iSaRs .ssdn At
TtiES S f s:n z s &: gs i, r , aa re e:
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PROPOSALS FOR FRESH BEEF.


OFTICE A. q. 81
POaf OF RALHIau J -
nALEIgH, n o., NOy rs, isla \ =
Sealed prnpnaala, in duplicate will be resolved Al
THIS once until " M, December t2 ts72 for fniah
partnent, " :, A, al this station, during the az
months commencing January !, is7A Information
De ohtAined by Application 10 SAM, r. JONEA,
hols list Lieut. tth Artillery, A. q a
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TO b ERs.


CHAALEsTos, s. O., Nov II, lisa
Sealed proposals. IN duplicate, on forms Furnished
Tor the purose, viii be received At the office VI tho
llEhthouse Engineer, Charleston, 4. O., until noon
q the 18th day Of December 1874 for building Range
Beaeons and Keepers Dwelling At Danfuhke Island.
Plans speeiheations, forms of bids, and other need
tm information can be had on application By mall
or in person 70 Peter @, Hams, Major Of EngineSFs
LlghthoqAe Engineer, Charleston, g. O., or al tho
Once OF The Light house Engineer, Baltimore, Md
Proposals must be signed and inclosed In 4 ssaied
snyelope, tndorsed "PrppoFAls for BuildinF Range
8, G." and addressed TO the undersigned.
The right 70 reject any bid fog reasons deemei
sntcient 4 reserved PETER q. HAMS,
| ton, 4. O. noyit
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pRoPosALs FOR FRESH BEEF.

OFTIOE OF TIE A. c. B., wuLEr's PorST.J
NV YoRK HARBoR, Nov, 10, Is7a
ths sH ocp 9PP II IN anpSs WI h TSOsiysd At
furnishing the fresh beef required by the Subslst.
ton during Hi1 month"; commencing Jsnuary 4 Is7S
Information as to conditions quality n beef pay.
ments' &C. can be obtained by AfPlisHtop y
noyIa First IIeut. Corps Of fnginesTs 4 ~
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pRoPosAIs FOR FRESH BEEP.

OEPICR A. @. g., Posr or RALE1dHp
hLEIaH, y. C., November 10, ls72 !
Sealed ProP3sals IN duplicate, viii be received at
this once until u m, December u. is71 for furnish.
Ing the freah Beef required by the Subsistence De.
partment, U. & A., At this station, during the sia
mouths oommeneing January !, ls7a Information
e % eohdipSna quality Of beef. RaYpentA Set
DC 3StAinsd ~ sPPle cation, 70 al, sAM n JONES,
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PRoPosAtssf EKESSRRR EWFiRR4b5ERRsSf pss REVENUE

WAsHIEaTOH, ID o., Nov. IS, Ls79, 7
Sealed proposals. for . new Boiler and repairs on
hull Of the revenue steamer Wilderness will be TO
oelVed al the Treasury Department, Washington, d.
Of December, l5ll Bidders must state the time In
which they will agree 70 complete said work aud the
bids for the new boiler and for the repairs Of ths hull
will be received. Bids should he addressed to the
Veope, Pruposals for New Boiler or RepAirs on Hull
Of the Revenue steamer Wldeneas" The vessel
At New York, application to the Collector OF Gus
Tishl IN reject any or all bids
IsignedJ dEo g. BOUTWELL,, Secretary.
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oTFIcE A c, g., PKEsyILLE ARSENAL. Mn
Sealed proposals, In duplicate Will 10 fseiy.,, Al
lhlR ONCE until 10 M December "a ls7a ior faT-
nshinE resh Beef required at this post by the Sn6.
menctng January l. l67a " N'aii'
by application to "a u 0EF' ItiiI Aoe
Capt Q. B. 4. and A. c. s., in change Of F'fsHtnls
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TILE .NIARKATs.



Hpnislsi NJ Ls,-is JohHson a o. 1a-tsys, HoVtAvtH
esrHsr " Tsah d'fi Srss,s, WashsgioH.
MONDAY peeember Q ia
United States 6s, 1881 Coupon, llI3; United 9tstes
ri COUPON, IiBJ;- United States Sao,s, 20 Don.
p6n, ltaN; United States kaoe, new, ~ OQuppni
la; United sintcs b90's, " Coupon, III; United
States Ssfs ~ Coupon, Ils'l; United States 10
%es,srn, Union, tSisgTsEh n; oTtielsilysI,
American EIpress Company, IN; pnitsd hssses
HI; ETis Rsflroad, s2{ krie gTst, TsNi ,H.glsPl,
~; Union PScihe RaliTosd Company, M; Illinois
Central iN! Cleveland aud PittaburH, IN;
Nofthwsst ~; EoTthwest prsis9od, g1Ni Nov JsT
MilvSsEes md a Paul, 8ailEosd oomPsny p a
Niivaukce and 81 Paul Railroad preferred, ~;
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WAYNE Railrosd Company Guaranteed, NJ Han.
nibai and 81 Joseph, @S; Chicago and Alton, III |
OHIO and Mississippi ceTta, t61S; Col, Chicago and
indians Central Rsiroad Company, @ki Tennessee
state silica, old. ~ Tennessee State sizes,
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9tki Missouri Binea, -. Central Paciho honda, lOlh;
Union Pacific LIST Bonds, IN
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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-10
DRoPOsALs FoR FREsH BEEF.

oFFICE or THE ACTIso Con- OF Sun,
WEST PONT, n. Y, Nov. 10, lsfa \
PEoposAls. In dqPle4ta Mil be received until u NJ
beef and mutton required by the Bubsislenoe Ds.
pATtment al this post for six months commencing
Information and conditions obtained Of
J. NJ MARSHALL.
nov u First lieut. 9TH .. 6 Ertiy, a CTS
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-10
PRoPosAIs FOR FRESH DERF.

- OTgfCR 4 q. ST.
CoLuNBIA, s. O., Nov, III, lsIS !
sealed proposals, Ia duplicate, will be receiver at
this 9ihos until y m, December H. isla for hir.
nihhinE the fTesh Beef rer"tred by The Bnbsistsnc
Depaf unent, U. y A., Al as station, during ain
months, commanding January ]. ts7a Information
y i3 Sohdlp3nl quality o. beef, paVmentS 6c,, can
JAMES IT, BALDWIN,
nolo lHt Lieut., 18th Infantry, A u T.