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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-11-24

81 sefor GAMAzo: Pido la palabra
para rectifcar.
El seilor PRESIDENTEs La tiene Y. S,
. 8 ,El a]4 senior GAMAzO: He pedido la pa
labra para reetlfoar; pero como havy al!
gpnes sellores diputados que la tienen
pedida para alusiones sersonales, yo lIa,no
la aatenclon del Sr. Presidents, porque 81
Sc 'hasdes prolongar este debate para otro
sdis, no qaisiera nlolestar mas & Ia C6mara.
ri, senor ,PRESIDENTE: No pienso
que, se prorogue para olro dia. Puede rec
tifcar al senor Gamazo. -, sls53
81 senior GAMAzO: Voy 4 haoer bre-
YES reotihcaciones.
Lo prlmero que me lama Ia ateacion
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-11-24
REMITIDO.
Sr. Director del BoLETIN MERcANrIL.

Muy Sr. mio y de mi mayor conaidera-
clon: ruego a V. Sc Sc sirva irsertar en-
50 apreciable peri6dico, las siguientes IL
meas, por 10 que le quedara agradecido
S. S. S.
- Q. B. S. M.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-02
J. II. STEVENS,
PIaSterer. Ericksayer and
General Mason.
uAv1SG PERMANENTLY LOCATED IN

Carson City.
l hereby notify the publc that am prepared to
attend to all business in my line wi prompt
tude and dispatch
Orders left with Geo. Tufy. st. Charles Uotel
Mason, ,beuey Co. Pet,r0d Block, at Mr.
S.ott's Sample Room. near the County Buildings
will be thankfully received and fully attended to.
J. NJ. STEVENS.
son City. March %, 1872. mar29tf
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-02

There is a ship now sailing from
Holland, built in 159S, when the
Prince of Orange was fighting Philip
II. of Spain. then at the zenith of his
power. 4 few weeks since, in the
Boston Daily Advertiser. there was a
notice that the whale ship Rousseau
tone of Stephen Girad's ships, built
at Philadelphia in 1901 was then un
1ergoing repairs at New Bedford.
Her planking is being removed. the
first time for seventy years. The live
oak timbers underneath are reported
20 be as sound as they were the day
they were first put together.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-02

rs'UE A29FE NAMED PROPRIETOR HAVING
1 leased the Orm by House would intgrm his
frieni- and the travelling public that this House
has been thoroughly rrtitted throughout and put
in c"mliete order for~the comfort and pleasure cf
all whpAlat pieast% To give him a call.
The TABLE will, AT all times, be supplied with
all the substar,.[ .[sls weii tie luxuries that
the market aff'rds No pains viii be spared To-
please guests4tr<i every attention will be paid
their respective wants at all times
The BAR is well stocked with Fine Liquors,
Wine, &c.
Attached to the House is a BILLIARD ROOM
containing Three Tables of the latest improved
styles. with good cues, balls and fine light.
Also. GkNtRAL STAGE OislCt r. for the Stages
connec ing with all the ditferut line, Of Sta-ee
and Railroads running through this starr and
California, ard any Information il nelhtion to the
same viii he cheerfuly given at all times
Ga- Part. ,uitr atttfrion paid to booking Pas
seugers, calling them, &C. Nov 3u-tf
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-02
Ghe 1aj,n State 2coister,
Published Daily. Mondays Excepted,)
by
JOHN BOOTH.

OFFICE--Rail's Brick Building, Second
street, opposite the Capitol.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-02

How exquisitely absurd to teach a
girl that beauty Is OF no use. Beauty
is of value - her whole prospects and
happiness in life may often depend
upon new gown or becoming bon
net; if she has five grains of common
sense, she will find this out The
great thing is to teach her their Just
value. and that there must be some
.hing better under the bonnet than a
pretty face. for real happiness. But
never sacrifice truth 5. Smith.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-02

To a limited, number of Nhsres- This beautiful
thoroughbred is of dark bay, and stands l5I
hands high. and is y>trs old. He Is by Nor
folk he by Lexington. he by Boston. No folk 5
first dam, Novice by Glencoe. fiilh"x first dam,
AIDA c., she by Bob johnson, he by Boston
Adia is out ct Er vTer's E;lipse, she bv in
ported Ee.rse--enmbining one Cf the finest
strains of blood offered 10 the State Of Ne
vada. His tHYf record-of from one to three
miles-iS v ell known to.eoH,nert SJsI:s. We
have full printed record at his stable of all his
performances on he tnrfa-
TERMS FOR THE SEASON, SOB e 2s2d parable at
time of service, g oi Note. with interest.
The season will commence on the first of April
and close on the frsrtisy of July, lS'2
A II accidents at the owners risk.
Good pasturage. on the most reasonable terms.
For full particulars, call at the Carson Race
Track inquire of COWING BROS
Carson City, March %, 1s12- mar30-2m.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-02

Rates OF AtvertisinC:
tne irIare 10 lines first in>ertiOlI~...S3 90
ach subsequent insertion .................. l ~
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-02
Dissolution Notice.

'CHE COPARTNERSHrP HERFThFnRE Fy-
| isting under tn" firm name of KING & rib
NIGER. i'll the prop i"torShip Of Nutler's H,tcf
is this day dissolved l,y mutual consent. hv the
withdrawal Of KING. JrfiN ". RIDiNGEn
VIII pay All btafness aud receive all mcne, >
due said firm. \. KING.
JOHN W. RInINGI K.
Carson u; =, tHrch l6, 1872. Tmarl7 : Bod
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-02
Special Information for the Afflicted
-IN The
o~0Eland
For Is12,

Copies sent Free anon application.
t>HE necessity Of a general know ledge where al
J forms Of Debility and Chronic Tronbles in
either sex, can be cured promptly and effrctualIl
was never more needed than now md the f,cults
of the Pr j I"un- Medical Institute take this
method # bringing that knowledge to the minds
Of the public. Address
DIR. ! c. YOUNG. Medical Institute.
Nc. f1S Sacramento street, San Francisco. Cal
r 0 Box 735. alu 3lu
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-02

Happy Relief ror forsng Men, from
the elects of rrnrS and Abb ses II n early lif-
Manhood restored Nervous debility cured In
paaiments to Marriage removed ew n ethod of
treatment. New and remark ble.a-nItt'ies- TO Ks
and circulars sent nee. in ssalrd envclupes
Addre HOWARD ASSHCf.TT0: No :.
Ninth St, fhilade!pnia Pa, oc23- = -
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-30
nIRsIORIAL DAY.

PrsHraaime Of Exercises.
The various committees having the deoora,
tion exercises In charne have about oonoluueu
ali their nrrangsmsnts, aud feel sanguins that
everything viii work smoothly and pass on cred
itably 70 all concerned. The decorauon cum
mittee have been Ind ustrlously engaged ~ gain
orinE flowers al their headquarters, aud having
them woven Into vreaths and other appropriate
noral embisms, Tue executive oommittee have
kfIInSteS. ShIoR VII be as follows;
National salute at 1 o'clock, p. m.
National melodies-pot pOurri' (HeineekeD
iCsliin@ he assembly to order, BY oOrurado
Prayer, By Rev. Frederick Hlnsslsy. g.
Funeral march, dedicated 10 Admiral Farra.
gut, III. Frios,) by Marine band. -
Original poem, by uqmrade 4. A. Duncan
DSst,, from ArOlaO, tvordI,) by Marine band,
oraSion' by Aou. N. p. Banks
Selections from Der freisohutI, Won Weeer)
AT THE TOM OF IHn unKHowH soLDtERs.
Prayer, BY Rev. J. Geo. Butier.
soldiers and sailors Orphans Homo, under
the charge Of the lady managers and ofioers Of
Address, by Hon. Jesse II. Moore.
American hymn, lKellsr,) by Marins band.
The prSes,son VII snes IoT% ssAa oe d ~ Sne
tlon, and pass into the National Cemetery,
where tho decoration Of the graves will com.
menco, in which the audience are Invited 70 par.
tclpats. while the flowers are being atroWn
the band will perform appropriate seleotions.
OHioer Of the day, Alexander Lynch,
The charge Of deeorating The grayea At The
Geo. IL Thomas Post, q. A. r., which will visit
the burial ground early this morning and streW
the graves with flowers.
mltteos from the various posts, and will receive
the floral offerings Of remembrance Tho differ.
ent committees will meet this morning, at 10
o'clock, al the headquarters, l2lo n street.
The coremoniea At tho Jewish burial RrOu nd
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-30
AmUsBu ENrs.


CheaneN weld
Il il rarely that an audience 10 favored with 90
grand . performance AZ that given At the Ma.
tionAl last evening. "Chosney Void" u Dick
ems wondsrfal work, BLEAK House." under an.
other though not a strange name 70 thousand
who have enjoyed reading the book. Tho Adap
tation produced last night Is remarkable for
presenting the strong points In which the novel
abounds, maintaining at the same time q charm.
Ing adherence to Its construction. II u one OF
thu best drAinatlEations OF Dlckens NOrks-so
dlnncult Of the ohange-We have ever seen
,JAnauschsk sustained the dual character Of Lady
Dodlook and the lAdys French waiting maid,
Hortense. In point Of Individuality these two
eharaoters are the most striking Of the novel,
and u would DO hard 70 say 10 which the great
Aetreas excelled the more. Her assumption Of
Lady DodlOok, thu proud, strong .willed woman,
bearing up under an almost unbearablo secret,
was unexceptlonablo a. 70 conception, natural.
meas and fAithfulnoss Of presentation.
In the closing soone Of the second act, wherein
Hortenso makes known TO Esther Summerson
(Mina Analine) their relationship, Janauschok
Ksvs most e1qulslts pletars q latsnss grief
ing demanded the raising o. the curtain, aud
her temperance was hailed with renewed
marks Of appreciation. AS Hortense JAnaus.
chick portrayed q remarkable representation Of
the vii, cold olooded reyengelul French woman.
truthful and very frenOhy. We cannot do the
iniastice Of pArticulariIlng In mentioning any
Of the company. All Of its members performed
their para most croditably. This evening
"MAcbeth" will be produced.
TIE Japanese Troupe.
Mltohell's Yeddo-Japaneso troupe, said TO be
the hnest performers who have len their native
country, will appear at the National on Mond az
night merit, this being their hflh engagement
since arriving In America.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-30
CITY SMALL TALK.

Decoration Day.
Asparagus, two for quarter, arc scarce.
Alile NaIlor's owl IL said to be . good ratter.
Al Of Oyster Bay, had q private boz at the
Yesterday . good deal Of money changed
hands In the Department.
There are more doctors on Four.and O hal Z
street than any other In the city.
Initiation strawberry, syTup I. made from
arrow root Few can tell II from the genuine.
Tho pound men will bring down tho price Of
sassengert next week.
summer board ior mules-Five dollars
The lunch nond makes his headquarters at
the 81 Marc.
Psas-ouly hAlfA crop-A consequence Of tho
drought
Tho cat birds arc discountIng tho strawberry
and cherry crops.
whoever nnds Rernor's dog and returns him
10 his lonely master will be literally rewarded.
A sal slght-walt Whitman escorting
blind oolored man down the Avenue.
Why Is the vase In Lafayette square less elias
slc than tho drinking fountain alongside Of 1T
Because II is not 90 we'll read.
Yesterday DR.. Darby prescribed a sugar Of
lead and lAudanum wash for q Dolly Warden
black eye.
Mrs. Jarlsy's Tacklemerden looks like a
younger brother Of the handsome delegate from
the Sixth district,
Tho horses attached TO the chariot OF fame on
Stones vase In the Capitol look as II peck Of
oats wouldn't hurt them much.
Bob Martin says he will gamble on his man
Dick being the llghtest weight for his size Of
any man on that sldo Of tho Eastern branch.
Mrs. Daily had twins yesterday. II 10 need
less for rs 70 Say that they were, like the
We needn't be any way squeamIsh about pur.
chasing pork nowadays, as the hOrso.ied hogs
wero eaten up month ago.
''roiss' says that t was not the tUss
thai made him faint but the thoughts Of not
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-30

Messra CLARK, Klmmell q Norheet, real es-
tate agent, No col Louisiana avenue, have sold
the following improved and unlmproyed prop
eTty; A tWO-story frame house on I, between
Midway, Anne Arundel county, Md, TO Arthur
Flynn, for $4,000, and one three.story frame
house with one aero Of land, for 5000 A three
Ninth and Tenth streets northwest, owned by J.
W. Drain, TO j. r, Powell, for olt,Ooo. A two
story brick house on Seventh street east DO
tween X and l. south, 10 T. j. simpson, for
$1,000 Two small brick houses on Virginia ave-
nuo and X street southeast, to 7. J, Simpson,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-30

HEADQuAnrIRn DEPARTMENT or I'M BOU1Ml
UYTtcH OuIET QuARTnnnAaTEn, 7
LOUISVILLE, Ky May ~ ls7l
Sealed propoaaa IN tripllcAte under the usual con-
ditiohs hsfstoiors publahed viii be received ~ this
ohios, and also Al the ofoss Of the United States
QuAFtsrnAatara Al the several poata named below,
natl u O'Clock, M, WEDNRSDAY, the - Of Jane,
ie for furnahina Forage from the lst Of JulJ lbIl
q he th q jan. q The tollouins miitau posts
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-30
Proposals.
ID RorosGIs ron ARMY SUPPLIES.

lOFrJcn Poer ouAnTknnAaIIn,l
hOaT Hall. fDAuo, Mafph I, tgil.
eealed pfopQssla IN duplicate, vii b. rpoeivsd ~
this once uulil ~ O'Clock NJ, 5ATURD Az, June I,
ia ior We dsvsU Al this Post o. The iolloEins arti
lOll0g lba q BARLEY,
gDWu lbs. 81 Hsy,
rs 0Oo lbs. straw,
100 cords q Pine Wood,
more q ,s. according % The vauts q lhs Pos. An
10 he o. the beat qualify.
Rspara bids Tor q lees quAutiiTuf auy oae Of the
dinsreut arioler above named, VII be entertalned
e follow For Barles, Oats. HaT OF 1lrar, top0 OF
masei for rlns Wood. ioO cords o. more.
cofnplsou Of tho contract and In such quantities
m.l be required By the Post onariermnat.r .
All % b. delivered or befots Dscembsr ~ isl1.
Tbs qsatn y be gut up 70 rood st.ouE sasksi the
HaT 10 be vol STACKED AID topped OUT toe Wood 10
~ pos fonr feet we'll split and o. God round timber,
and Reasonably iree FROM kno,s aud hihbn. .
Phopos.a 70 he soeompa led bra espg o. THIS -.
yetnsemeai, lent ftum nesrpapstl md By Written
ss % 7. ss.a y re r;:pos:lsIs s
tbsy ri entsf Toto b0ad ~ me rsdpirsd amount
so!siss ief tbg faithful fallhimsat q the sane
bond equal y amount 70 tha who yAiua Of the
aFlels. probossd 70 bs furnished, will no rsqulftd
frQm biddsrs 70 whom contracts nisy he awarded.
nlddess ui slate their pties 10 Oniisd states eur
T;:;. ~ q - ~. ,.a
aAs 'of stats Articles apd addrssssd 70 Post Quar-.
issmaster, Fort nail Idaho.
Lof futbsr paFticpagI iaaulrs II he updsrsisusd.
" osrss q b's uhisf ouaFts'ms'tsr, Dsgss,nsn'
Sp fiss,usu. Twelfth IuIsa,iy. 4. a2.Goo.h
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-30
pRoPOsALs FoR SUPPLIES,
DsFAnTaEnr or DAEoTA,

1T. PAUL, hInN,, NAY ~, tb1a
Sealed prupoaAls, duly lndergd A. suoh 10 the nsuA
form, In tripileate, are iavited 70 supph FOOD and
hAy II the following new military posts 10 the De.
Post AZ Nor horn Pssih sIlroad uTosslas q James
river u. IT, 80 cords Of Oak Wood and 9lO toas Of
Hap.
Poet at Northern Pao 10 Railroad OrosalnE Of Mls.
souri, river. betueen Forts Rice and Stevenson, ID. n
100 cords Of Cotton Wood and Do tons Of Hay,
In case the wood and hay stipulated To be delivered
al the nav pest, Northern Pacific Railroad UtOsalBE
81 james river, should not DO required At said post
blddsIs VIII state the rate a which thsy will deliver
the same a. Fort Raesom, p. .. -,
The above quAntfttea Of wood and hay MAJ be In
creased dmlaiahed shall DO required 70 meet the
legal noosasss Of the service th period spsolnsd
The articles At each post must b. bid for sepaIaey.
and zach separate proposal must DO AooompAni.d By
the sun Of one Thousand doliAru tel0lo) Ia unlted
states fund. or esrtihsd check on hAiiouI Bank,
made payable 70 the order Of the QuArennAater uen.
erA 70 guarantee the validity Of the bid 70 be for
isltsd p The Untsd state, provided the party ten
dsrlns " e ease Of Awsrd On aid BID fas duly 70 ere
cute AsAliafaetoy oontEaol other case. 10 be 70
der thla ADVERTISEMENT are hnAlly made.
A cory Of this advertisement must accompany each
Psrmlssion win be GlVsn contractor W cut wood
and hay foe The posa above named on tbs military
reservations 81 reasonable distance fno the posts
ard on llmila hHed ~ tbs Department Commander.
Thss, BroRSisli WI 9s rsos5Sd at this once up 10
Ranh feIms Of pfopeaAl can DO had on application
b. command Of Major GepsFsI Hancock,
UuAS, H. TOMPKIHS
CnArtermAstor. myb
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-30

No. 100 PsnnsylyaniA avenue, invite attention
20 their large assortment Of low-out Shoes for
ladies and gentlemen, especially adapted for
summer wear, which they have Iust received,
aud which they are selling at very low prices.
In material, styla and hnish these goods cannot
be surpassed. Every description Of Boot and
shoe can DO found At this Establishment, all OF
tho latest styles and most durable make, and
purchasers Will DO certain 10 derive satisfaction
lrOm trial Of them.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-30
PROPOSALS. ron sUPPLiFs.

sIsUx OTrY. Iowa. MAY II, ls71
Bida IN duplicate will DO received until MokDAY,
June 49, at m, for furnahiug the following gu bsiat.
stores, delivered At tbs Government warehouse.
ou or baforo June D., 1871, vlni
% barrels PORK
lSlal poubds earn.ied BAOou, In strong Euunlss.
TA6o pounds fiour. Ia double sacks.
asa pennda soap.
For furthsr lnfnrmatlon apply Of this once.
mJn rHOs. o SULLIVAN, Capt and q. y.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-30
Steamship Lines.

Steamship Lines
EoR NEW YORK. BosTON AND NoRFoIK.
On and after April %, isal. the steamer LADv
OF THE LAKK. earring the United
States Mall. will leave orOuoh's wharf.
foot Of sirth street, Mondays and S1.Lllt11IA
s, SsT;ss; =. 49, p M !,'GSPns 4 .Ss Psn
q Norfolk With me n. 4 ~ sisAmship 0olnpanJ Tor
Boston also ooonsetlns With The vlsinla siH.hip
from The allow named cities
AEsne-V,D d. qropsI, Eoriolk. Val NJ. KldrtdEs,
fsos. X. 5roaos Vii r.osss and sp asSsi ir.i.st at
Bis,h,s,ssss Sh.h SRtn osleSh p;9 o.
WV D0RsEY GLIdErr. oss.r.l Agent
dssu Dor. ri,ssu,h stree, and New " YORK SiS ave.
MEHoHArTs'LiEn..U r srEAHsHIps
WARRINGTON AND NEW YoRE.
hsrsafisr ~ t sss .ss.% an, r. oKHidHr.Jobh
$F,as: ssyruI,; " %RES SiS rRIIs s ss%1e
bsin. wEsffIsSSfTSSss, .Sd E6Skh5RsFfowE :.
iollovs Lssse INV YORK from Pier q IA, liver,
: II !" .pa " fIs14sSEES x.
-: Y /.
'j y.ii.a L~'rHoFF Iss:s.s,
EOR ILyERPOOL ANp aUEkNsTOwN.
IHHAH LINE OF NAL sTEAHKRs aAuLno
FROM NEW YORK
SATURDAY aBd Iiterns.s TUEsDAYB.
Ar.ssass; .Ds AZ 6 s1S cI 51EIIPs
'0rm',5iSSS ssgYa 'bAIN
AHf5bHD R hSSSiSSs1.b 81, h"
Isl..u bs1Es.s. Wasbinstoa.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-30

A pigeon shooting match took place yesterday
afternoon at Riley Cowell's, between two we'll
known guuners, named Mills aud Jenson. Each
party was allowed ffteen birds, with twenty-one
yards rise and eighty yards bound.
Mills killed his hfteen, while Jensen sue
oeedod In hitting only eight.
Another match Is on the tapls between Ohas.
Williams and Mr.. Ferguson for $50 aside, tho
parties TO shoot At double birds, and the match
70 come OF within the next two weeks at the
same place as tho one above mentioned.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-30
$50 Prizes, Amounting 10 $500, 900.
Tickets, $40; Half Tickets, SIS; Quarters, $3.50.

III Our lotteries arc ohartsred b. tho State, are
always drawn at the tme named, and all drawings
under the suporylaion Of nworn oommissonerA
~ The ofhoiAl drawings will be published 10 the
st lous papers, and eOpJ sent 10 purchaser Of
~ We viii draw q similar scheme the lAGt dag Of
eysI month during The rear ia no., ,,o,,,,,,
ORDERS, REGIsTkhkD LRrTER, DRAFT on
EXPRESS. Bond for q circular. Address,
MUHhAY, MILLER a CO.,
rO., one. Bo. o4as. 81 nI afSsl'i sssi
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-30
Anniversary of,ho ratIoaal rs.sIos,esI In,

The sixth anniversary Of the National Theo-
logical Institute and Maryland Seminary took
list church, and was attended BY many Of the
friends and patrons Of the Institution. The
salutAtory was delivered BY J. u. johnson, OF
pupils, among which especially noticeable for
eKceilsnce were: Labor the price OF excel.
lencs," by J. q. Taylor, Of this cityi "OhTist's
Kingdom progressive, BY ORLANDO Spratly, o.
Brown, or Richmond, Va; Light and dark.
mesa" by CephAs l.. Davis, Of Va and "Ro.
formers,n by james W. Pops, Of Columbus, Ga.
The exercises were Interpreted with some ex-
eellent music, and at their conoluson the audience
Wasdismissed With the benedtotion.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-30

Yesterday morning DR.. Alexander Mcdonald
Davis died suddenly at his residence on street,
aged about slxty.lour years. Or, Davis was
we'll known, both professionally and politically,
saving occupied several important positions Of
honor and trust during the carly part Of his life
Ne leaves a wife and two children, ono an ofnoer
Of the army, Unfortunately the entire family
WIRE absent from the city,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-30

We TAKB PLEASURE In calling the attention
Of our readers TO the large and elegant aasort-
ment Of Boots and Shoes now offered At the old
established and most popular shoe store on Sew.
enth stTeet-r. s, Gartrell's, 900 Seventh street.
corner Of 1, This stock ID made up OF the
choicest styles and kinds Of the best makers 10 tho
eountry, Large additions have been made In
the past ten days OF the most superb goods.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-30
n RoPosAIs FOR STATIONERY.


DKPor QUARrHAAAsTEA'a OITICE,l
JETERsonyIIi.e, lHD Nay 10, 1s7a Y .
Sealed DnnpO ais. In duplicate, are invited and viii
be rsceiyed 81 this oiioe until u m, TUESDAY,
June II, t5l1 for supplying the DepAftmspt o. the
log the yeAr endiag Juna %, 1873
Full de.edpllon ot the articles of Stationery re-
samples Of the btAlioney bid foF must be deposited
4 III. osios end he asissY 70 oOaism In all par
Dsllvory. n 30 ~ thit depot At ouch TINE. and N
such quAptites Ia maybe directed By the ohAosr In
charge.
kssh pa N be asssppanisd By . GsaIsnt,s Of tive
good And suolent bond vll be given for the faith
BldA to be distinctly Endorsed "ProPosals for BtA-
uonsry," aud al dressed 10 the undsrSlEned,
The right u reserved 10 reject Any or al bids.
bya '' % ~ ~ How pepot oasitsunast.r
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-30
PROPOSALS FOR FRESH BEEF.

OTTIoE OHIEE q, g., DEPT. pIArTEl
OMAHA, Nan April ~, Is7a
sealed pfoposAlF, IN Duplicate, viii he received al
this onioo IN u II o'clock = NJ, on SATURDAY, the
eth o. Jnns lsla, foe iufnlshlnE the FRESH BEtF
required By the bubslstonos Department OF the Unl
ted btAles army at Omaha, Nsb,, aud yiolaly, d..
oladlaE Omaha BATraeks) dgh1E Twelve noaths CON.
monoing the lat OF JULY, a11 zach bill must klao
state a. rbAt prices choice cuts Of Fresh Bsof Nut
ton, Veal and Lamb will be furnished for sale 70 ON.
cora during the above anontionod period, InfOTmA-
ton A V conditions, quality Of meats PATmont Ae
oA1 be obtained by Application 70 the undeTaiEned.
y. W, BARRIGER
mNl1 BVt. BriFadlar General Ard u. a.