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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-11-14
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA, NOVEMBER |.
AhRIvED

Steamer Express, Baltimore, to Jos. Broders
s. Co.
Steamer Wswaset, Curriomsn, to Potomac
Ferry Co.
Sehr G w Locke, Washington, to American
Coal 90.
Schr Enterprise, Washington, to Hampshire
and Baltimore Coal Co.
Schr Speedwel from Windsor, N. S., plaster
TO Hooe s. Johnston.
Schr Emily, Norfolk to j II D Smoot.
SAILED.
Steamer G knight, New York, by Hooe s.
Johnston.
Steamer Lady of the Lake. Norfolk, by F A
Reed.
Schrs White Foam, Providence and Paugus-
set, Bridgeport, by American Coal Go.
Schr W Chester, Boston, and barge New
castle, Camden by j P Agnew.
MEMORANDA
Schr S R Thomas, hence at Norwich 18th.
Schr Uncas, for Norwich hence, at New Lon
don 18th.
SPOKEN.
Nov 8, lat 1856, lon, 7l-sl, schr L H Sar-
gent from Alexandria for New York; had been
blown of.
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COMM ERCIAL.

ALEXANDRIA MARKET Nov. 1.-THE mar
prime and choice samples are in request ut full
prices; offerings of l56 bushels white and 1886 Of
red with sales Of the former at $50 and 100 for
common to fair, and IT'S for good and of the
latter at Isl and 100 for fair, l75 for good, and
1870 1872 and 1876 for very good to prime; no
choice offered. Corn is without material change;
offerings Of PSI bushels mixed, with sales at SIS,
for new, and SO and 20 for old. Rye is in light
receipt, with sales at Is and 80. Oats are steady;
offerings of 16O bushels, with sales at 49,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-11-14

The Richmond Wing says Some of the
most prominent newspapers of the country ex-
hibit marked tendency towards self emancl-
patton from party dictaton and tyranny, and
the adoption OF the principle Of independent
Journalism. By this neutrality is not intended,
but an honest comparison Of the merits OF mea-
sures and candidates, and the support of such
as nromise most of benefit to the country"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-11-14

Matarnoras dispatches of yesterday state
that General Ceballos, military commander of
Sinaloa, has announced the paclfcation OF that
State without bloodshed. General Por6rio
Diaz has surrendered, and given his parole, to
present himself at the City of Mexico. Presi-
dent Lerdo dc. Tejada has congratulated the
country on the complete restoration OF
peace. There is great rejoicing at the capital.
Mexico is said to be nearer a condition OF en-
tire peace within its borders than it has pre-
viously been during the last twelve years.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-11-14
ALEXANDRIA,. VA.
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER IA, 1872.

The Richmond Enquirer PHILOSOPHERS on
the lessons taught by the late election-one OF
which is, it says, that the mere fact OF differ
ence from us in opinion does Lot make our
opponents knaves nor miscreants, nor very serl-
ously inferior to ourselves in the scale OF hui
manity'-and another is, ''that persistent and
unvarying abuse is not the way either to en-
large our own ideas, OR to bring men over to
our way OF thinking"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-11-14

One account of the Boston fire traces its ORR
Gin to an overheated furnace in the basement OF
a building on the corner Of Kingston and Sum-
mer streets. This Of itself might have been
insufficient to produce confagration, but as
there happened to be an elevator way above
the furance the draught thereform famed the
heat into blaze, which very soon communlca-
ted TO fhe:hoors above
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-11-14
.M.HRRIEDo

On Wednesday, the 18th instant at the resi-
dence of Robert Harper, Oak Grove, near Lees
burg, Loudoun county, Va, by Rev. Henry
Branch, A. j. HULSEY. Of Georgia, to Miss
ALICE E., daughter of w. Walton Harper.
In Staunton, Va, on November 5th, by Rev
Father McVerry, j. NJ. YSNAGA and MAR
TINA NJ MAGUIRE, of Washington, D. G.
instant, by Rev. r. T. Brown, Mr.. JOHN 9.
WHITE, of Fauquier CO., and Miss SE1GN-
ORA C. CARTER, daughter of the late Win
ston Carter of Prince William county.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-11-14

1t is said at the War Department that Quar-
termaster General Montgomery G. Meigs is to
receive the appointment Of major general IN
the place of the late General Meade, he being
the senior brigadier on the Army Register, and
holding the brevet rank of major general tor
distinguished services during the war.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-11-14

A very plain spoken, and rather violent OPP
ponept of the Radical party, sat listening to
the reading of newspaper, and when the
reader came to an article commencing why
the Radical party succeeded by so large ma
jority,' slapped his hand on the table, and ex-
claimed its no use to 60 on-the explanation
is easy-''the one had money and the other
had none, and that is the reason why!
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-11-14

The Shenandoah Valley very properly re-
commends that the attention of the people OF
Virginia should now be turned to measures tor
inducing Immigration Agricultural pur
suits-to Mineral rcsources-to Manufactures
and the Mechanic arts-and to Internal In
movements. These embrace topics of the
highest Importance for the future prosperity of
tha State
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-11-14

The Philadelphia Press states that eight
hundred men, employed in the navy-yard in
that city, were informed on Tuesday that their
services we're no longer required. 1t is also
stated in the Norfolk papers that numbers have
been discharged from the hayward at Ports
>ro,,t, V,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-11-14

A dispatch from Richmond says that it is
probable that the election of Davis, Democrat,
in the 5th Congressional district, will be con-
tested by Thomas Republican, on the ground
of number of votes having been thrown out
in Halifax county by the canvassers for some
ALLEGED informality
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-11-14

SOUTHERN CLAIMS. Southern Claims
Commission yesterday heard the claims ofThos.
Gaskins and Susan Gaskins, of Manassas, Va,
for ST, 6S5; Warner Stokes, Manassas, Va,
for $3.50; Mary Ives, Fairfax county, Va,
for 1924, a nd Charles Rees of Lincoln county,
Kansas, for property taken by Union soldiers
in Prince William county, Va, valued at
$l,75O.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-11-14

A meeting of the citizens Of Washington has
been called by Gov. Cooke tonight, for the
purpose of providing aid and substantial SYM
patty for the suffering poor of Boston.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-11-14

1t is stated that the consolidation of the
Delaware, Lockawanna and Western and New
Jersey Central Railroads has finally failed by
the refusal of the stockholders of the last named
cOmDany.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-11-14

The wife and daughter of a clergyman, Rev.
DR.. j. Brinton, of Raleigh, N. c., have been
arrested for causing his death, by poison, in
October last. The charge is not generally be-
lieyed to be true
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-11-14

We have received from the Leonard Scott,
Publishing Company, New York, the October
number of the British Quarterly Review.
Contents; Goths at Ravenna Immortality ;
Our Railway System The Authorship of the
Fourth Gospel; The Present Phase Of Pfehis-
toric Archaeology; Sir Henry Lawrence; Con-
temporary Literature-a very interesting num-
)ar
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-11-14

The reelection to Congress of Jas. B. Beck,
of KY, by largely increased majority is one
of the few gratifying events of the recent elec-
ton.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-11-14

The Radical majority in the Indiana Legi
ature have unanimously nominated Morte
for reelection to the u. S. Senate
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-11-14

1t is thought that the U. s. Senate, in the
next Congress, will consist Of SO Radicals and
81 Democrats
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-11-14

The present session OF the French Assembly
will probably be very important and interest
ing one.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-11-14

The Spanish soldiers, who participated in
the Instruction at Ferrol are being sentenced
to death and scores of executions will soon take
place
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-11-14

Grant s majority in this State is now put
down at 2,O00
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-11-14

LoUDoUN COUNTY IrEAs.-The attendance
at Court on Monday was slim on account of the
inability of persons from the county getting to
Leesburg, owing to the prevalence Of the horse
disease.
Rev. Henry Branch was installed pastor of
the Presbyterian Church in Leesburg on Thurs
day last. The Constitutional questions were
propounded by Rev. Dr.. Bullock, of Alexau-
dria, who also delivered the charge to the peo-
ple The charge to the pastor was delivered
by Mr. Murkland.
Mr.. Benz G. Carter, has just erected on his
lands, near OAKLAND, Steam Saw Mill, where
ne is prepared to saw to order all kinds of Ium-
Der desired. He is surrounded with an abun-
dance of the finest timber in Loudoun.-Lou-.
DOM Maror.
The permission Of the Portuguese Govern
ment has been granted to company to lay
telegraph cable across the Atlantic between
Portugal and Brazil.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-11-14

DIED.
Mrs. r ANN NA'LLE, I late Of Orange county.
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Our facilities for executing
FIRST-C JOB WORK

are complete, and we guarantee satisfaction in
every particular to those who may
favor US with call.
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We have Il complete assortment Of the latest
styles Of
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-26

,y.. A HAaHrHopoH, ID. o, Sept 70, lsla.
.o EsI50s s ~ aftss hoard uBs wUrf
lion o. natl0rni politics ii local affairs signed
the call Tot IN meeting last evening At Union
a. business man ( was on hand at O'Clock,
waited untilT5o, and seeing no prospect OF a
meeting Tor n least smother hour, and a bust
ness man having business elsewhere, len TO
A lev vsetg since in looking ossr a period.
cal which hAd casually picked up, saw =
most bsautifll and highly finished wood cut
ESgi and. RE river had burst its banks and
overhouod Ne plains ~ faf ~ the eye coulu
reach. 10 ~ foreground Of the picture va, q
Set n AM si1,.s IPT rom ImpeadnE dsStrac
tlon was bare, lust about TO seek safety uPon,
the tree, AMI douDtiesa congratulatinE himself
upon his Eotd fortune. But the Tear and con.
upon . iurlher look he discovers snugly en-.
sooueod and the branches, his natural enemy
Is. ~. OI u. picture uss-"but Of the Fry
L. tssus % me thkt the property. hoidsfs who
| oppose 10 Board Of Public Work. are about Y
! place Themselves in the position Of the hare, !
have tAllat 10 see 20 far how they propose 70 pul
thsmselpss In q better position BY lndoIslnR
| Mr.. HIM and his platform, who and when le.
clare 10 Avor Of golng hack substantially 70 ths
Sld st'a Of SlSSlni ~ ne pIHc sPBn..S %iSs
Disadvantages, not the least Of which was they
ana not S,t anything iOt their money In th'
| shape Of improvements. -,
the ring out where 10 the advantage Of substl
tutlng ons ring Tor anotheri II an not greatly
] mlstakeuI have heard OF Mr. Hlne 10 oonnec
SaS S son, hG9I .S SSSr tbs s hyss III
much fear the opponents Of the board hAy'
been gated by the CRY Of "anything 70 bea
Seipmaan I'VE. - ne Dem9ertws "st tsB VAN r"i
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-26


Tue Young Mems Christian Association Of
this city 10 about to urganlfe class for training
Christian workers, which will be open Tor all
persons, particularly the young, Nho deaire
knoWleaEe 10 the different methods Of Christian
work. Thrce lectures will DO given weakly for
ten weeks in the lecture room OF the Y. N o. A..
Building, on MondSS wednesdHy and nd Friday y
forty minutes and the balaDoo Of the hour con.
sumod In discussion.
Monday, October !, ls17, and each succeeding
IBlbIe RsadlngS.j BY Mrs. Hannah W. Smith,
WedSssdsy and Friday, ootOOsr and Il,
" Evidences IL Uhrist.apity." Prof Al, Hunt.
James TrasslSiis" % tho SsriptarsGn BY
Rsy ,.S 4; = os.SSsr X : Regeneration JuIlnoa
tlnn, Adoption, SanetincAuon." tDehuiuons
with ilIuStrAtiOnsl BY Rev. John Chester.
Worker in The sabbath school" BY Rev. A.
friday' october rs, "The spirI. Of the Chris.
tian WORKER" By Hon. M. ID. Lsggett, Oom'
Wodpesday, October 90, "Taet In Christian
Work as related 10 character and OCCASION BY
Rev. J. Z. Rankin, ID. d:
tleh By Rev. J. II. Daphisl, D. d.
wednesday, November Q, "The Bible Readers
Mission among the Lowry" By Prof. 4. Whit
FridAT, November 8, THE Young Mans
Tsmptsiions 10 washington. Hoy may he be
rsaehedi' BY Rev. J; q, Butler D. d.
LAity assist the PAstOrr By Rev. X. W.
black
Friday, November IS, "The Importance Of
s@all Things In Christian Work" by Rev. j.
", Parker.
Wo1ossiay, November 20, "The Christian
Works. n IIillnasL" by u. D. Howard, LII. ID.
ProGehsr Of the ooipSl." By Rev. A. b. At.
wednesday, November n, "HOW 70 reach the
MhsseLr ~ y, NJ. Morton, Bethel Mission,
BrOOklyu, N, Y.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-26

The following Is the distribution Of assessment
for the improvement OF Pennsylvania avenue,
from Fifteenth street TO Rock creek
United StAtes-For Seharf pavement, O62a
yards, at $50 per yard, 20, 09SoO; for wood
pavement, 70, $50 yards, at 3.b0 per yard, Ell.
ibl.bOi for brick pavement o,sso yards, At 50
cents per yard, a., Dos s0 for cuFblnE, ISl6 feet
at sl.l2 per foot, t2o2l q; for eurbing, Stlli
feet at 81 20 per foot ~ Sal 80; total tif6 O9T O2
Interesting streets-fOr wood pavement,
4,Oe3 yards, at $3.50 per yard, tl1,37O5 so; lot
Soharf pavement, b3i yards, At - 20 per yard
Al, los 50; total, tlD,O7O30.
Washington and Georgetown Railroad Com.
pany-FoT wood pavement, 2,l62 yards, At - %
per yard, ts,6lTj for Scharf pavement, ZOOS
yards, at $50 per yard, s3225,oOi total,
81, S426O
Property -OWneTs-FOT wood pavement, lO,o3s
yards at ~ per yard, 81, 235i for SehAFf pave
mont, So yards, at SID per yard, tl5, SO 20
for brick pavement, IA yards, at so cents per
yard, sI,33l 2O for old brick pavement, 1924
yards at Is cents per yard q, 5ol.2i; amount for
euTblng, t44lT,SOi expenses, &c, as per auditor,
q, l5l. Is; taking up and removing cobblo stones
%, OCT 65; amount paid for brick over eli 80 per
1000, 81, bI0.sO general repairs as per auditors
statement, siosOoi total, aTLo0o.oT Total cost,
rs per auditors statement, tk2l, 625 60.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-26
rHE NINETEENTH DusfRiCr.
AIlsp q Csmn's NIesiInE-Fins Busiacss e
RsnnloNsrS oftbe 61ovHFnpment

ALA q. Csmn's MestIaE-Fins Busiacss fer
R,nplsysrs ofths 5svnrhment.
The spllLoiis from the regular Republican
club Il good rlddancel Of tho Nlnelsonth dts
rinl met last night at wallis hall. There were
f0fly i've pstsons In attendance, most Of whom
u aai ptheht Fere present through curiosity,
derlrohl u u1tntlglng what might trnniplle
and see hou the sptitohs would play their htue
M. b. o. perry, q uiEht Waterman At the
Government pfinilns once, was ia the chair,
cpd ststed that The msitlHg was ios the Putposs
Boswell agd nominating = candidate for the
House VI Delegates, and desired those not
favorable 70 that object g keep st,lI. H. A., 49,
post once introduced a series Of resolutlona Ia
iorslnE utAnt And Wilson and supporting the
action Of the convention that nominated MI.
Boswell a. q candidate for Oongress.
ar Allen Como, printer In The 0ovornment
ONCE seconded the resolutions 10 spread eaKle
speech. speaking Of Mr.. Boswell he said the
| ifiot he went 20 Inc front and led the Repub-
llcan PARTY 10 their fifgt victory and be believed
| that he would succeed In October next He was
also the friend OF the uorElngman and bad been
| 70 them what few other men In this city was
Thomas Perry said that he belonged to the
| regular Republican club Of the Nineteenth dis.
trict but did not see the president IN the chair,
and would like 70 inqulro-
Mr.. Conn. II you don't sec him here, 70
where you can md him,
ms bSs ToaTI Si PSbliS WoTLs bslDa paTticu.
iSsiy Trieved over me rrlulrenisnI III Tho al.
ssssy,nsnt bili And niotuTIhs IN, conasauenos o.
~ snforcc,nent AZ opiIrs rnd 10 iisteh 10 pro.
vidsd NAV had been TINE hut the vords were
| ,sssiysi n siisnsc Nv me meSgre audience.
Mr. Conn, IN 4 side voice 10 The CHAIR. Put
the rcsolniions and declare them carried,
VI" RE ,Ihai, e,rTiSt mi the diSsctIon.
WIN, III MUMMY. Watohman Al the Govern
| mani nrintiny oflcS moved that tbeV 10 into I
nnyainaiinn M a capdlIats 10 m, Houss Of bel
sSstsS
"A Voloe nomlnaio Allen Conn.
ApothSr yolop- That Il TN much for me. Al.
Ian J,ofin. Oh heayensi
T,Ssntv,ons men both bolored and vhiea, eyl
dHntlT disooySriun thet we're In the wrong
crowd. mere arosS and ish ne meeting, leayin,l
tWsntv- three 10 par,IoipNfs
M NeNsmarn moved that Mr.. yofhn BE-
chosen nv seelama,lon'
MI CONN din a WhIsper) 10 Mr.. MoNamata,
Mafs yonT snoech nrst
MI moNalnsTa linen rot oil n email euioEy on
Ala.
M. Dof,p rose and said that n there ava,
was 1 time when Arm men we're needed 10 10,
Hohss on delegates IL was NOW, but union wa
nsrdSd 10 insnTe Sueoes'' And IL betievei IN
III thsy united on mn, Geo, Rilieen, The nomi
nee OF the Democratic party, he would be sue
| ceaaIhil and ho beRpcd 10 withdraw In HIS IN Or
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-26
THE NKw NORTHEaN nAEKgr.
Plans fortLo BuIIdisE Prrpared-The werE
to 70 on,

oGeon'
MessTs. J. W. Thompson, Peter Oampbali
and James A. Handy, the committee on plans
and contract for the permanent structure oil the
Northern Market, met at the once Of Mr.
Thomas NJ. PlOWmAn yesterday Afternoon nj
o'clock, J. W. Thompson in the chair After
mature delIberatiOn and examination Of the
plans and speclhcatiObs prepared By Mr.. Pillow.
man, on motion the architect WAS directed to
prepare advertisements Tor proposalI for the
erection OF the two wings On Oand r StreetS.
These wings will be anl Ioat in lSnNth by n IN
with, extending from Seventh street ID a new
street 70 be oPaned running from 10 p stlsot, BE-
wagons 70 enter the hollow Equaro enclosed by
tho market. These buildlnEs will Tecede ifon
the building line on Seventh strost 10 feet and
on D and p streets feet, thus incTeaslnK M
with OF tho pavement for peaestFianG The
Wiugs will Be composed OF . stone base In which
will DO press brick front OF tasty design and
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-26
GEORGETOWN AFFAIRs,

TUESDAY AFTERNOON n gentleman employed
on tho Aqueduot as an iron-WOTker had one Of
his little hnBeTs cut oil BY coming In contact
With pair Of nippers. He was removed TO tho
once Of Dr. Kleinsmldt, who dressed the wound,
A LAEGE number OF coasters aTein our waters.
SALEs.-Ths sales yesterday EEsTs 3 TO1 bush.
els Of prime wheat at tl.sO.
ARRIVED, steamer Lady OF the Lake, from
Norfolk, with general merchandise.
THH MlLLs were again idle yesterday In con,
sequence OF the DAM across the Potomac still
being out OF repair.
JUD0R JARDIH and Mr., A, J. CAT, Of thu
Chesapeake Greeley and Brown club, paid 4
visit, Tuesday night 10 tho members Of the
Third and Fourth districts Greeley and Brown
clubs. The Visitors were handsomely received
by tho GsOrgetOWn boys, whO gave them ban
quOt at fuglt's,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-26

EDIToR NATIONAL REPUBLICAN: There ap.
peared In the Patriot OF this morning an ar.
ported as having boen copied from the Plus.
burg Post, that person by the name Of Add.
son Walker a Treasury clerk, and member Of
the 100 West" club, OF Washington, ID. q,
twas ondeavoTinR 10 negotiate 100 loan In a
peculiar way 40, ko
will state that the rolls OF the 100 West
club arc open for Inspection, and / defy any per.
son 10 md the name Of the Aforesaid Addison
Walker on tho rolls.
who he Is or what he Is caro- not, but 90 far
aB his being member Of the 90 West" club Il
concerned, denounoa II a. talseh0od,
Yours, respectfully N. II. IiTHIAN,
President 400 WeAtn Club,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-26

MessTs. Latlmer 4 CleaTy have recently sold
schooner Belle Conway, TO William StampeT
for $3.50; lot ", In Browns subdivision Of square
234, and improvements, "a two story brick dwell.
inED situated In Browns court, near Boundary
and Fourteenth stTeets, 10 L. q. Darlington, fOF
u, lT6j lot So, In came square and location, 70
same PURCHASER, for 81 loO; also, six brick dwell.
ings on New Hampshire avenue, between 7 and
U BtTeets, 10 ID. l.. Morrison, at an average Of
a $50 each; also, Charles V. Gordon'a interest
In lot IS, BquATo 3lb, and improvements 10 o.
DlffondAfef, for u, $780, also, lot %, In subdi.
between and Q streets, to j, Il. Carter, at 30l
cents per square FOOT lot Il, subdivision oil
square OTl containing 5,70i square feet, to Ohas,
W Morgan, at 10 cents per square FOOT lots 10
and 2O subdivision OF same square, containing
Il, bSI squaFe feet " Roberts and Burr, at u
cent? pei square foot. The three lots above arc
located on Eleventh street, between O and
streets southeast Navy Yard.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-26

The Baltimore and Potomac Railroad Com
pany will, on aud alter Monday neat run two
daily trains, Sunday excepted, from Bowie
Huntington CITY, TO Marlboro, on the POps's
isSyss RoSis AZ p:i5. for which pnslspaeIs isay'
Ing 10 the s:45 train IRON here will make close
connection; as also the O'Clock passengers from
Baltimore. The night train leaves Bowie at
Til5 making close connection with II. Tho trains
leave Marlboro at 1850 a. m, connecting with
the train due at O:l5. Doubtless this schedule
will prove acceptable to the public, and paTticu-
larry those In the country who have been aoous-
toned 10 trade In Washington. A telegraph
line has been erected to QuantieO, tho southern
terminus Of tho line, by the Alexandria and
Fredericksburg Railroad Company,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-26

oTTIcE OHIET ooslsISaGRY OF suRAIsrENoE.l
DEPanrMEET or DAkoTA, /

oTTIcE OnIET OosrlLIsaGRY OF BulAIsrnon.l
DEPARTMENT or DAKOTA. I
ST PAUL, hINH, AuE, y, l6lh -
Sealed pTopOaAlh In duplicate, inyttod until v
o'oIocE ~ FRIOKY, September n, ls79, fog furnish.
ing the United States bubsiatsnne Department with
d9,fOJ pounds Of frosh ground xxx noar, to be
made VII liz from original stock Of sound spring
wheat Of best quality, and delivered - sacks or barrels
times prior 70 Msy ], ls7s, y mag be required
Samples Of each brand o. flour offered should &C.
company the bids, aud each bid contain a wIittsn
guarantee from two responsible parties for the faith
Toe proposals viii DO ind5rsed .Propueala iQl
FlouT" and Addressed 70 the A. q. T., Fort Ellia, n
T., al which place thsy Will W opsnSd At the time
above stated and bidders lnVtad 10 be present Il
IL SrdsS o. MsjsT GENERAL Hancock,
j. ii, GILMAN,
ss3 Captain and o. s u, g. A.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-26

Nessrs. MoElrOy, Baird q 20. have estAb-
llshed themselves In the above bualness at No.
SIS Ninth street, and are ready 10 furnish pier
and mantle mirrors, portrait and picture frames
and gold and walnut o0Tnloe. They give par.
ticul6T attention u regildlnB old frames, sc,
These gentlemen are now Engaged IN repairing
the pictures at the COrCOTan Art Gallery, and
the work gives evidence OF their ability TO per.
form what they promise.