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National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-06-14

The LAKE CUTTERS. - Governments
are unlike individuals in one particular
at lea,t-if they want to buy anything
they pay big price for it ; but If they
want to sell, somebody else makes the
bargain. This is particularly illustrated
in the case of Uncle Sam and his lake
revenue cutters. A few years ago Uncla
Sam wanted six of these ard they were
builtat an expense of about two hundred
thousand dollars, each. They looked
fine and sailed well, but they were thrown
together of green timber and odds and
ends, and to. day while two have been CON
demned, the others are declare rotteb
and so really uuseaworthy that it is
doubtful if they last the s-ason out. The
same boats built for individuals would
have been to-day comparatively as good
as new. Now they will be sold and no
doubt at less figures than their engines.
superb affairs, are actually worth, and
iron boats must be built to take their
places
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-06-14

HEIGHT OF PuBIIo FAVOR. -lt hns
been Justly remarked thpt the popular
judgment deliberately mad up, is correct
and reliable. Burnett's Standard Pre-
pamtions," for the toilet and the cuisine
are arlicl in point. They count their
friends by thousands, aud their sterling
merits cntitle them to the enviable rep
ulation they have attained in all sections
Of this country. Com.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-06-14
Fashion Notes.

Says p New York fashion Journal
A dainty hat of white chip, with n
scarf of pale blue tule, rose with Just
the faint st blush upon it, and trailing
vine, which falls with the scarf at the
back, is one a the gems of tbe season
Another charming little hat of Italian
straw, with cluster of golden headed
pnnsies, a band and loops OF two shades
of pale violet ribbon, and a long scaif of
black tnlIe edged with Chantlly lace, is
attractive enough to suit the most fasti-
dious taste
The pointed wells of black Spanish
lace are very fashionable, and are gen
orally becoming, which is, of course. the
very best reason for their being IL moae
Howev, +, the veil of real Chautllly still
holds its favor with ladies' of requisite
taste.
Two or three fichus of ,ither black or
white lace are now quite indispensable to
a ll6y's wardrobe. They form a very
heavy addition to Il toilette, and may be
made to harmouiza with any dress by
the simple change Of ribbon bows.
Among the novelties in suits which
we have noticed lately is diess of blue
silk. Upon the bottom of the skirt is
placed "A very deep founce, which flour ce
is trimmed first with a narrow iuffle,
next with a band of salmon colored gui-
pure insertion, above this double box
plating of silk, and still another which
covers the seam where the founce is put
on TO the skirt. The polonase of blue
silk, which is cut in the princess shape,
is trimmed with two rows of the salmon
Insertion, and deep fall of the same
colored guipure lace. A small double
talma, open at the back and trimmed to
correspond with the rest, is worn with
the polonaise. A bow of blue gros grain
ribbon with long ends is placed upon the
back of the talma.
A dress of foulard, striped in two
shades OF grey, has the undcrSkirt cut so
that the stripes run bias This is trimmed
with three narrow rufies of plain silk of
the darkest shade of gray. The polon-
aise of the striped foulard is cut straight-
way of the goods, is made with Wat.
teau plant in the back and is trimmed
with n narrow Iuffie to match the Iufll
upon the street. The sleeves are small
flowing, trimmed with a ruffle which
extends to the elbow, where it is finished
with a bow. A bow is also placed at
the back above the Vatican plait, aud
bows used to iasten the front of the
polUnaise.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-06-14

BE ECONOMICAL. Look most to your
spending. No matter what comes in, if
more goes out, You will always be poor.
The art is not in making money, but in
keeping it little expenses, like nice in
barn, when they are many, make great
waste. Hair by hair, heads get bald
straw by straw, the thatch goes off the
cottage aud drop by drop, the rain
comes in the chamber. A barrel is soon
empty, if the tap leaks but drop min
nte. When you begin to save begin
with your mouth, many thieves pass
down the red lane. The ale Jug is a
great waste, in all other things keep
within compass Never stretch your legs
farther than the blankets will reach. or
You will soon he cold. In clothes. choose
suitable and lasting staff. and not tawdry
fineiies. To be warm is the main thing:
never mind the looks. fool may make
money, but it needs n wise man to spend
1t. Remember it is easier to build two
chimneys than TO keep one going. If
you give all to back and board, there is
nothing left for the savings bank. Fare
hard and work hard while you are young.
and you will have chance to rest when
you are old.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-06-14
A Faithful Fellow.

/ heard story that exceeds ANYTHING
of the kind l have ever known, says a
correspondent writing from New York.
by the way, did you eve. hear of Martel,
the Creole hair-dresser. who once flour
ished in New York? Well, he had q
great reputation among the aristocracv
and was consulted by the first ladies',
not only in regard to couture, but to
dress. No bride was considered ready
for the alter until Martsl had pronounced
sentence upon her appearance. When
he fell sick, and was dying, these fair
patrons would alight from their carriages
to enquire in person for his health, and
when permitted, would enter his sick
room and nurse him. But this is the
remarkable story: During the Santo Do
mingo revolution some years ago, a
slave, named Toussaint escaped from
that island with his mistress, and went
to France. From France they came to
New York, arriving here in most i'm
poverished condition. Toussaint found,
after considerable search, two very cheap
and poor rooms, in which he installed
his mistress and child, and for the first
few days he begged for their support
Then he made arrangements to go ON
house to house on certain hours in the
capacity of barber to gentlemen. As he
made his way in his art, he opened a
barber shop, which soon be came one of
first-class resort. As he fourished in
business the condition of the woman and
child improved in proportion. The lat
ter, girl, was well educated, and being
possessed of great beauty and winning
ways married a verv wealthy man of the
name of Kouger. After time the moth
er died. Toussaint, who had little faith
in anything American. invested bis earn.
ings in France, and he too soon after
died. Before dying, however, he willed
his fortune to tie daughter of his be-
loved mistress. A few years later Mr.
Konger failed in business and died,
leaving his wife and children penniless,
except for the Toussaint legacy. The
brreaved family parted with their home
and household idols in New York and
removed to little New England village.
where they now reside, supported by
the interest of $50, 00O, which they regu
larly receive in cold from France.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-06-14

For Dyspepsia, indigestion, depression o'
spirits aud general debility in their various
forms also, a n preventive aga INST fever and
aguc, and other Intermittent fcvers, the " ferro.
Phosphorated Elixir ofCalisaya," made hy Cas-
well Hazard n Co., New York, aud sold by Ill
druggists, IL the best tonic and as n tonic for
patients recovering from fever or other sick
ness, il has no equal. Com.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-06-14

AGRICULTURAL SoCIETIEs.-T Amer
icah Agricultural Convention especially
recommended the establishment of state
boards of agriculture in all tue states of
the union in which they do not already
exist.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-06-14

Whether for 20 on man or h asst, the Mer-
chants Gargling Oil will be found an invaluable
Eminent, and worthy Of use by every resident
in the land. We know of no proprietary med-
cine or article now used in the United $ ates
which shares the good will OF the people to II
greater degree than this ". Independent.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-06-14

Habtual constipation leads to the following
results Inflammation Of the kidneys. rick and
nervous headache, hilousno-s, dyspepsia, in
digestion plies, loss OF appetite and strength
all Of which may be avoided by being rcrupr
in your habit-, and taking, sav one If Parsons
PuRGArIvE PILLS nightly, for four or six weeks,
-Iun
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-06-14

RUPTURE can be cured without suffer.
ing, Elastic frusses are superseding all
others Before buying Metal Trusses o,
supporters. send for n descriptive clrcu
lar to the Elastic Truss Co., GS3 Broad
way, n. Y COm.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-06-14

500, $500 and 81, 900 Raiiro'd Bonds
for sale and profitable investments.
Write to CHARLES w. HAssLEn, No. Z
Wall Street, New York.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-06-14

JoHNsoS's ANoDYNE LINIMENT may be us 10
adva,t age where any Y m Killer is desirable.
stomach, it il undoubtedly the best article that
can be used Com.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-06-14

CRIsTADOROs EXCEL SIOR II MR. DYE stand.
and alone. It, merits htv been
that it wouli be supereIogation des-
cant on hem any fu' ther
Nothing can beat II - '1ln.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-06-14

FLAGG'S INSTANT RELIEF has stood twenty
Yeas test l. warranted to immediate tsia all
Rheumatic, Neurtlg'c, Head Ear and Back aches
OR MONEY REFUNDED. -f,p,
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-06-14
Dyspcpsin Is n Hydra.Hcnded Monste

IRON WnC nc-'N 'u 'tht lll- me nu lhn Utsl = hfl
to- oririneie. Tn Peruvian Srup protccteds lntor
ish remedy for this DISTRESSING complaint 1t h.,
cured thou sands when oth"r rem edes have fed-Cni
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-06-14

The International Typographical Union
selected Montreal as the place for hold
ing the next annual meeting.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-06-14
TO CONsUMPTIVE
TO CONSUMPTIyES rs,

TO CONSUMPTIVES.
The advertiser having been permanently cured Of that
dread disease, Consumpt by simple remedy
ious make known to his fellow sufferers the means
cure. To all who desire it. he viii send copy of the
prescription used free of CHARGE with the directions
for preparing and using the which they will find
'URf CURE for CoNsuMPTIoN. ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS,
and all throat or lung difficulties
Parties wishing the prescription will please address
Rev. EDWARD A WILSON.
10 Penn Sire " amshlrC y Y
Through the length and breadth II the land the cele
brated SILVER TIPPED Boots and Shoes are sold by
the million for parents know they last twice as long as
without Tips Try them.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-06-14

SAD ROMANCE IN REAL L,FE.-The
Salem Press tells the sad story of poor.
hut too ambitious, girl She was the
daughter of mechanic who removed
from Troy to Salem about forty years
ago, and beng handsome and intcli
gent, she soon won the hearts of all the
boys in the village But she was proud
she wanted fine clothes aud riches, She
repaid the love of the young men with
coldness aud Indifference. At list one
conquered her pride. won her love and
her consent to their union. Now the
demon entered in The form of wealthy
man from New York, who soon sue
ceeded in turning her head and inducing
her to elope with him to Albany, where
they were married. For n few months
all was bright and happy, and the sim
ole country maiden lived life of ease
and enjoyment. One day the husband
left her side never to return. Then she
fell subsequently she was reclaimed
through the efforts of Magdalen So
ciety, and she became matron of female
reformatory institution. She died few
weeks since. The young man to whom
she WIS engaged was buried only a few
years since in one o the grave yards of
Salem. He never afterwdrd married. and
never ceased to mourn for his early love.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-06-14

-. sASAAs for fr>t-cass Plqnos. No discount "
- jsP Agents. Address L. S PIANO CO., 500
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-06-14
THE EFFECTS OF FoREsrs-W

THE EFFECTS OF FORESTS Whatever
may be the climatic influences of forests,
it is certain that they are found to afford
valuable protection to crops. In Wis
consin, on the prairies. the winter vic !.
is seriously injured by the severity Ca
last winter, while in tie wooded districts
the crop is quite uniDjured.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-06-14

The Hand of Heaven nedicqted the Settler
Spring. tn covered IT. pucel - virtues thems-
Try anayzed A. aud reproduces It the twink ne
If eve from TAHRANI's EFfERyFsCESr SFLTzEs
sPFRI NJ The moment tn powder j. liqu ned eve )
curltIva AMI relre-hi element Of The org ma Spa
and dances IN the goblet and indigestion. biiu--
ne-s nstpston fevr and headache take flight lnde-
tho uperAti n nf tho delightful traueht
SOLD RN AL nNI'GGfSTS
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-06-14

rhese hooks all heautIfu " printed ant found in
and gilt GOV r. are eod every here. ard will be
sent by mail portage &C. receipt # the prise, by
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-13
THE MARKETS.



BAtFfnORE, September l2.-BFeadstuhs Flour 90
Tue market for tiour to-day vas quet but the feeling
Was arm, with prices fully malltslned, The receipts
= fSless is bs. Howard W. sTesi FiSs a. III ioi
Common Weston hHtra ~ So i l0 do. AZ sit5Si
sssYS, and i6o uho'os 40 Al siO
Whsat.-The rscspts OF Wheat are lshL Amounting
today 70 little over eoo 6n.hels and The market vas
70 prime % si6SiiS 400 bnshsis amber d 81 900
s Gi g 81 e % Ms.sgS .S. sSS 20 s SG
arc reported Of on t0Ol bushels red a. Si6L -,
arm, With liahi receipts, srd have rspoItsd sales
Of 900 bushels whits At BitaUlo and OO 90 gout
A.. S fSF E SSST 80 &c. @ @sf u
miIed on t!srk - 6 Se., and No quote 10 oV'to'
Oais"fhS maSEst to.day vas active and a,m. Tbs
Receipts Of Southern are hsht snd W note sale, o.
ssiss we've a0do hashsis 6rish ~ EalIo 500 miI,d
Al aslS3qc, and d,magsd 81 Als37o.
RKs-ts quiet but stoadT. We hear Of sales Of DO
bi.hsls Boulbsrn at SIC, and 90 do. Western at "
FiposisfoH'-The only sale Of Bulk Meats Of which
We are adv ssd Il ~ tight casks clear rib Sides At 9Ao
equal 70 about No. ooss The market Il VslJ duh and
hssyy, and 20 qnots shoulders nominal At sc and
bius ios and W. qustS Al So Tor sloulderlA to love
ioT rlb snd i5s Tor clear no sdss Hams sc scarce
ssiss hsss POW K daii, md We nov quote At Silb
IA SIl7b the latter 10 ib lng lots Western stsam Aao
Lsttle Lard 70 quote at SS'ho for prime but there
Sig ,rs.%ws auaie follossi puba srd Porto Rico
S fSSss'GE oI 81 Po lsS1 RS co. yISos
taIBsIo,; usmotara ysouuu pan, lO9llAo.i and New
Rss%sS SsSiy.TASs S1rT active and the msrkai 4.
strong, Ntth prices = higher, and We quote Harda At
I9i.slso foy ory.hri, powdered sod Ersnulatsd and
soits basis Of ii's Tor white Canton 90 At lO's
TSi.Ey.-Tho market for High Wine, suist b At arm
We bsst Of no salsa to-day, and We uuots both West
arr ADD Oily At HACt
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Tux BALTIMORE AND ONO RAILROAD

On and aitST WEDNESDAY, July II, r72, THREE
DAILY TRAINS will DO run betN ecu bALi more and
m Fs IpI r faIfs g as follows;
at a. ~. r0turninE will arrive At BALTIMORE Al b1b
y. m HlA train conHsots for stTAusburg aud HAIR.
Tue FAST LINZ will leave daily Cerespt supd.,I
At 90 p. ~; returning will arrive at BsltmGTs a.
Tue ST. LOUIS EXPRESS will leave daily nsLo
IN r. TS'THJ3ipE ~ s5rivs A. BIItimoIs g p m
leave At o. returning will arrive At BGitlmoTs
At y ~ q ~; DALI tsIeePt SspdlyJ -
at p. m returning Sil arrive al BAitnorS Al SIS
iHs EilIUOfT'S MILLS ACCOMMODATION
will leave Al % p m returning will arrive At $50 D.
u, '''' >'-'' fo 6iSi HSGERsTowN.
Wv " ' FOR &iREuHRsTER.
Leave at a. m, and lilo y. m returning will arrive
~ " - 49, FUR FREDRRIOK.
AthA n and t'lO and p. IN. returning will ArTiro
FOR WAsHihGTnN.
Lave At % %, Z, 80, and II 80 a and ?, =
FRJM WASHINGTON.
Trains leave At elb, go, ., and sb a. IN, and ,,
FOR pITrsBUkG' VIA UoSEELLsyILE ROUTE
Lave baltimore Al 50 y. IN returninE will arrive
FOR ANNAPOLIS
Leave baltimore Al =. IA and d p. m. leave
suRDGY Y TRANS, Y wVHiSnfSdHf06E DIVISION
Leave baltimore At ~, on, aud :J5 a. m, and
LsSvs Washington At = a, m. and s. 10. 7, As, and
Tickets can be purchased At the olBeo, No. Iis West
DO left Tor baggage TO no called Tor and which win 6s
| checked a. persona residence,
For further Information, tickets Of OVtTy Kind, 40
| Appb at lho Ticket Once, camden station.
| JOHN |. WILSON,
| Master OF Transportation.
t. N. OOlF,
General Ticket Agent
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SCHOOL BOOKS.
CRANDELL n RILEY,
Corner Of seventh and D Streets,
Contractors for supplying
PUBLIC SCHOOLS. Augt.t

THE HEw TARIFF-THIRD EDITION-yUsT
i PUBLISHED. m MANUAL OF UNITED
THE TAhlFF LAWS, In fORoE. AUGUST l.
l57L b. Samuel T.. Morgan, Custom house Broker
aud OounsellgI, baltimore.
CONTENTS OF Tux MANUAL.
Part l. TArin laws from lisa 10 date, tho portion
10 force T. IN large upe, willis that which s repealed
Paft H. se6Sdals Of Rates Of Duties, aIphAbeti.
eAlly arranged, with extracts from Regulations and
Decisions OF Treasury Department as fOot.uotss.
Appendix, Foreign Moneys, value A. fired ~ law,
States Standard, Rates Of fare Hates Of Draw.
back Standard Weight OF Gra'n. l4neAl yards 70
duoad 70 square yards. Invoices uhSn "a osder. Nm.
AEs during the VUyAgs OF Importation Samples Of
goods. ROApPrAlselnenis. Dutlos payable 10 coin.
Knees Of weight lIen for duties Ton doomed 2,ab
back on ooIdAEe OF foreign hemp. hsrohandlas In.
voiced At ay8rASo price, how duty Aaaoaaed. Draw
back 90 mAnufactures Of !nPorted materials. Ton.
teiminsd Withdrawal Of goods from bonded ware
house. time limited. DTAWbAok foreign sAltpotTe
manufactured into EunpoWder. Protest against de-
ihsrstrom 70 the Secretary Of the Treasury. Dis
orimlnAlng duty Of 10 per cent goods imported in
certain foreign vessels Eire erAoher. can be dsppai
and measures. BaEgags transit through United
htAtus tAtuATy defined Salt n bpnd for caring ah
Damage OF rust OF iron steel. Discriminating duy
Hope, when In ported tT1m places west thereof brand
Tug and mArklnE paotAges transported In bond Oooda
rsnannE In store over three ysaIs @ be considered y
cry Imported for repairs. hegulAt9na for the trans
p0rAtnn Of goods, In bond, direct for certain inland
Ports. Drawback Tn manufactures Of wood. Material.
Tor ship building, free Of duty, under certain lhAhd
Printed on heavy white paper and we'll bound.
Price, ~ Ia paper aud 81 ~ In cloth.
PHILP a. sOI.OMONR,
pIl PsnnsJlVAniA avenue.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-13

GRIFFiTH On The I9lh instant At ssi o'clock
p At Ihs '1sdsnss o. GsI ,Sa oGlHs' sEp a..
oRILIrIH, WIis e ne tate kIn5sy Grlhth' OF Al'I
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
UOWLING. Suddenly. on tho 10th instant, at 8
o'clook, " IN, THOMNA OowLlSo, .Eod y ysaLa.
lgs o y sst, beiSSsn ThlI,Osgt6 nd FoHTsosai9.
FSS s,IssnSgp w ISii,In a SIISs sss 70
attend.
DAyIszzOg the moynlrE Of the L,h Instant 4
The friends and ~ the family are 70.
mothers residence, No lU6 N street soDthoas', TO
morrow, at tiSO o'0l~ck.
lion Of The b,sia, MAaiIs .RLlScH, yonnssst daush
ter o. benjamin and Marian Hopkins, aged u months
'TuoSrsl from the r,sid' nee q hcr grand parents,
~ E"ar,h i,Tss, e. han, az oSSs z, m hs,
Co At end.
HiREs.-on the lslh instant, at siS. GEoRaE
GsaTGs W. and knnis Hines.
tS taner.l ulll take placs a. O'Clock Ftidsy lth.
At No lb09 Ninth street fTissds Of the family arc
WRBFR On tha istG instant. a. u'oIook, a NJ
sud Elizabeth Weber, aged TrsFs 4 mouths and II
dsTa
Friends o. be family are ilvitsd To Htts0d toe IA
FsI.l from tho Ie.ldonoe % Der paTTs mt No ~
o'olnok, y. N.
YoUHG.-Ou tue morning Of the Ilth instant, at
the roaiuNnua OF M pAfnhtAl tuihet AhN
daughter Of Mary o. aud SFaHelI a. Young, aged 10
months a.
JoRDAN.--On the tlth Instant. As va. m. ANN
JORDAA, the beloved vito Of Patrick jordan.
lie iaSSrsi vii istS place frOun her late re.ldsnSs,
b25 fbislssnth street horthyest, on Saturday, At
S SsS RI. suds o. Re iSS snd ' e.. scdsy
q 81 Patdol'S church are invited To attend. az
KHIuHT-Ou the 18th September, lisa, AfteT
abort but painful illness, SALLIE beloved vito o.
j. X, kuiEht, and yaunEeat daughter Of StTAh and
ths late hohAol n. GTlmes IN the E4th year OF her
She funeral viii take place Friday afternoon, At
0'olook, from the rssdeoos Of her mother, 6t5 X
slTsst east, bStSosn SIth and Seventh Tho fTlsnda
Mother, know Tn dyinEt
NAy, mother, weep not 90.
q NOUN not that a. early
Prom woSld Of aln 70.
A. hfst niuTtaaFed HOrel
Too much Ia my heat rehsl,
Fut now 1 am glad 70 70, msthBr,
.'ar he dosth ali things vel
Bat uhi my poor, dear hu. hand,
IioS Z ol nourn Tor his dear wifsi
u twin hsS hea'J panE, kuou,
ROT hs vel mo a. his LIE.
hat you will cnIAfott him, dear mother,
Aud he will oofStost you.
IOranEs ooauty. n. v papers please copy
TIIIIN1H AST. GA the IIIh instant, - ~ IN 1
IlEEis n. and JosgEh X. TLliHE has, aged u years.
Tue funeral viii take plAcS ICON tbs Oonunentei
hotal pannsylyAnla avenue, hotweou Third And fepr'
and EhA sire u, fridly, 18th Install At Oeioek
D. N. Tha frsnds u tho family A's Invited 70 At
tend.
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Proposals.


pROPOsALs FOR FORAGE.
OFTICE On. On. Ma, DIF'F PLATED
UHAHA, MN, Sept p 1917.
Sealed Bids In duplicate, With guarantee signed bg
twO Tgspons BILE parties not bidders, will be reoeiVe
Al ths once until eleven O'Clock q M, THURSDAY,
October g. ls7l, for the delivery At Omaha DspOi,
Nebraska, from time 10 time A. uqnlfed. OF
6O0OU bushels OF cats,
1000 bushels Of corn,
or AbY part thereof.
BIDS % be Endorsed on the envelope, "Bids for For
age"
The right 10 reject any or all bids Il reserved.
Blank bids furnished and general conditions made
'' " AIKx. J. PERRY,
sea Oh. Or. Mr. Dept. Platte.
pROPOsAIS FOR wHITR BERLIN GLOVES.
DEPor QuAnTTRMAHrEBH OFrtCFl
puttADELPutA, August y, 1874
kealed Proposals will DO received At this once In
dqplloate where proper form. rllbe furnlshsd un.
~ " o'olOok N. on MONDAY, Ootober z, lnai for
the delivery at the Sohuyklll Arsenal philadelphia,
Of 900 pairs Of white bern Gloves Aasortgd slss,
to conform to scaled star dsrd samDls ~hioh can be
Proposals. should be endorsed, Proposals for
White Berlin Gloves" and dressed to the under.
signed.
T. O. EAHT0N,
Assittant Quariormasisr GsnsrSi u, 4.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-13
n THE UO1kTY or WAsIiINHTON.

MOTION or OPEN ING lIHl ~ ROAD
IN THE COUNTY or WARRINGTON.
BOARD OF PUBLIC WOnKs,l
DIsrRICT or UOLUMntA, 7 o
WARRINGTON, ID. u, August ~, 1911.
Whereas an application In writing has bean made
TO the undeTtlEntd for the OpsBinE Of road IN the
eOuntyof WAshingtou from = pOlut east Of aud near
the residence Of ". T. ssATt, osq, the Lorth aide
OF the Military Hnadi thonca nuTthWaydlI through
the lanlH OF u. T.. SWArt, WIN. hOrelAnd, Joseph
Daniels, and ptIt OF tbs land Of uATrolls hsis, In
aid county Aud WheFsr the undsrslEusd believe II
conducive to he public interest 70 OAute road 10 bs
opened above described aud paid tort And
whereas the route q said road has been BY the dlrso
thaTOOf prepare 4 and filed In our Ofil0o3
N1irs 4 htTsbV gipFH Of the application Aforesaid,
As we'll as OF tbs OponInE OF the proposed road and
ali persons having objections thereto arc requested
10 make them knoWn to the underalEnOd on hkP'
TKMBRR IL, At noon, at the OtioS Of the Woe
President Of the Board Of Puddle Works Of the Dis.
triot Of Columbia, Room No. 10, hqrrlson's Build
Ing, -Four a-hAn street, Washington, u, q
Whsrs AuY oh eotlOna which may 10 made will bo
II. u. OOOkR
A, X. kHkPnERn,
lkMRR A. MAGRODER,
4. h. MulIETT,
n. = Brown,
Board OF Puhio Works Of the District OF Columbia
ny order 0t tue board, UHAS JOhhhUN,
Gu21, Lssl .b,9,ll Assistant Secretary.