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Mr.. s. T. Gibson, the fashionable barber of
Market Square, has removed from his old stand
on the west side of the Square to Swans new
building opposite John McGrath's saloon, where
he can Be found at all hours prepared to do any
kind of work in the tonsorial business in the
best of style. He is we'll known as fashion
able barber, and thanking his old customers for
their past patronage. he hopes that they will
call and see him at his new and beautiful stand.
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THE MUNICIPAL ELECTION.
TIE Time of Holding the Same Changed
From the First to the Third Saturday In

From the First to the Third Saturday In
January. g- ... ....... . .-. .....
AN, ORDINANCE, To change the time for
holding the election for Mayor and Aldermen
of the city Of KrsorriHc.
SECTION J. Be 1T ordained by tbs Mayor and
Aldermen of tie city of KnorUitLe That here
after the election for Mayor and Aldermen Of
said city, shall be held on the Third Saturday
in January in each and every year, instead of
the First Saturday in January, as heretofore es-
tablished by law, H O., ~
SEC. 2. 1nd be 1t. further ordained, That the
Mayor and Aldermen so elected shall be quail
fed and indicted into Office on the Fourth Sat-
urday of January in each and every year, in
stead of the Second Saturday, as heretofore es-
tablished by law. -a -.-. ~. -..-r-...,.s ~,
ordinance shall take effect from and after its pas
sage GEO. M. WHITE, Recorder.
j. S. VAN GLIDER, Mayor. DIS
Passed Nov % 1872 ----- 30 L..
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Dedicated to the Mayor,

When you make a sidewalk you want to get
tvery narrow and very high, something like the
shape of an egg. Then when any one slips on
it, leg will 60 off at each side, and he will be
split through to the chin, and die without q
marry man who will go into business and
make an assignment. On any other walk man
will fall and cripple himself. and live for years
after his wife is dead, and then die and leave
the insurance money to his mother.
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Mr. w. G. Britton has opened a first class
family grocery on Market Square at the CHRoN-
ICLE building, where he will keep constantly on
hand all kinds of family groceries and country
produce, together with dry goods, boots shoes,
hats, &c, &c. He proposes to sell as cheap as
any one, SO give him call. dec7dlm
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Horse Blankets.

The principal remedy for the prevalent horse
disease is to keep them warm. T. O'Connor 6
Co. have large lot of 'aH icoop Blanket;
which they offer at reasonable prices.
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ST. Louis Market.

ST. LOUIS, Dec 12.-Flour dull; holders are
filling store orders as opportunities offer. Corn
frmer No 2 mixed 32a33. Whisky firm and
steady, o. Pork quiet and unchanged, held al
SIP 25. Bacon dull clear Sides g. Lard un-
changed and frmer; prime steam I. -rs-.s
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-12-13

VIM. S. Cheatham, Esq, of Nashville, is a
candidate for doorkeeper of the Senate He
was always Union man and since the war has
been decided Republican. Gen. l.. G. Stew
art, ex-Confederate, is one of his opponents.
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ATLANTA MARKET.
E0gARD ?. GOULD. JNo. BARTON. JSo. H. d.
GOULD, BARTON & CO..
Commission Merchants,
DEALERS IN PRODUCE.
Butter and Eggs Speciaities.
~ asa AGENTS AYD MANUFACTURERS
STEVENS PATENT EGG CASE.
q ALABAMA STREET. ATLANTA, GA.
Consig11n1e7.ts Solicited.

CONStytHtGUC6 OO(tCILGu. q
ATLANTA, Nov %, 1872. I
We are having touch of winter, being the
first cold weather of the season; thermometer,
25O. Business satisfactory in all departments
In heavy goods, Wheat is advancing; Corn
steady; Oats in fair demand Flour in demand,
advancing tendency; Bulk Meats and Bacon
lower. The packing season opened here few
days since; some of our heavy men propose to
pack large number of hogs this season. In
view OF the fact of heavy hog crop in the
west, we are of the opinion that meat will be
very low this year In light produce, potatoes
are steady; onions dull Butter is dull except
for fresh roll. Eggs are scarce and advancing
Dressed poultry is in demand. Tallow in de-
mand. We quote as follows:
Wheat 81 55a2 90 per bushel.
Corn-S2a85c for mixed.
Oats--50a55 for black.
Bacon-Sides 10a12c.
Lard-unchanged, 12la13e.
40 F 10 0Oa7 S5 extra, S. 00a875; fancy,
Buttermo6old, 2oa22; fresh, 25aao.
Dressed Poultry Chickens l4ac. per lb.
Live chickens, 22a25c.
Turkeys, ST 0Oa2 co.
Tallow-91c.
gApples-S4 00a4 Is per Dbl
Potatoes 81 Is per bushel
Rags-33a34c.
Onions-$1 25a1 50 per bus.
Live hogs, gross, 5a5l
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German Erenine sehool.

The class meets at Turner Hall Wednesday
and Saturday evenings from to 9 o'clock.
Tuition fee, So 90 per month. The attention
Of professional and mercantile gentlemen is
invited to this school l., A, GRAFT.
xil5d1miz~7;Fs
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New York Market.
STOCKS,

New YORK, Dec. 12-Money closed at 6a7
Exchange has advanced to 9. Gold, S112ia1.-
121. Governments firm. Sls, 17s; 62s, 12s; CAS-
81 Virginia IS, Al; new, 80. Consols, 57B
deferred, 15 Louisiana IS, so; new, so. Levee
Is, 50 IS, 60, Alabama IS, Is; IS, 81. Georgis
6s, Z; Is, Sc, North CarolinaS, S44 new, 81
special tax, II. South Carolinas, so; new, 4s
April and October, 254
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, Dec. 12.-Flour unchanged /;
81 50a7 Is. Cornsteady, new 40a4lc. Pork IL
Lard shade easier steam, 7a8; kettle 7sa73.
Bacon-shoulders, 8; clear rib sides, 81; clear
sides. S1aSg. Whisky firm, 50
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baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, Dec. 11-Flour steady and firm
Wheat very firm white choice and amber,
50 05. Corn firm white and yellow, 60 Oats,
Whisky 941.
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Fresh Norfolk Oysters!,l

Packed in ice received daily at Eifers Elk
change, prepared in any style, and sold at A
cents per quart or can. xi30d3m
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Louisville Market.

LOUISVILLE, Dec. 12.-Flour firm and I'M
changed. Corn quiet. Provisions active and
strong. Pork So so. Bacon, shoulders. 5
sides, 8faSl. Lard, "a Whisky steady, IS.
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For Alderman,
Chean Store.

I am candidate for Alderman in the ID Ward Elec
dill = i. C. SHEPARD.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-12-13
The plaza IN Go

Mr.. G.. H. Smith, at his Jewelry Store on
the corner of Gay and Church streets, seems
fully to have anticipated the wants of his nu-
merous customers by bringing on for their
approval the most elegant stock of goods ever
offered in Knoxville. Among the great variety
of articles, we notice some very handsome gold
watches and chains for ladies and gentlemen,
diamond rings, very handsome, for engagement
and finish, stone cameo, coral and gold sets of
pin and ear rings, new and tasteful fine french
clocks, gilt fancy goods, jewelry in endless
variety. 500 rt[aFe7f rrEtE 2.EfB
A visit to the store of Mr.. Smith will con-
vince any one of the truth of our statement, and
good goods at very low prices is the motto upon
which business is done at this popular jewelry
house. xiil2d2w
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A splendid Chance.

Buy blankets, carpets, sheetings, shifting;
cantons and other fannels,at S. B, BoTDs.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-12-13

NJ. F. johnson, of jacksonville is in the city
and favored us with a call. a
Mr. j. A. Woodsides. of cambridge, called
on Tuesday and reported Jefferson county all
sound
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-12-13
Lost.

Bon Bon Syrup and Buckwheaf Flour
At John Hudiburg's.
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THE DAILY CHRONICLE.
THE CHRONICLE AT CHATTANOOGA.

The DAILY CHRONICLE OM be
found every morning in Chattanooga, at
the Yaeses stand of G. II. GLEDHtLLn ie.
Subscribers failing to receiue their paper
regularly ,OiH report to him.
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Live stock Market.
CATTLE.

An unusual dullness prevails in the cattle
market. With the exception of one lot shipped
South during the last week the market has been
entirely bare. No change has taken place in
the price. - o----.- -,--...g... -. .
QUoTAT1oNs-All fat cattle, DC; good beef
cattle, &c. ordinary cattle, &c. a7t -gTu
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-12-13

One Ladies' Chased Hoop Bracelet. The
finder will be rewarded by leaving it at the Of
fee of Julius Ochs, Esq.
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COTTON,
GENERAL

Cotton firm sales 1914 bales, at 1913 for up
lands; Orleans, 20s. Net receipts 78S bales
gros., 1,128.
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line Gold Bracelets at Hope & Miller 5.

Preserves, JelIies and Jams,
at JOHN L. HUDIBURG's,
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ensuing year: tEEtF4 9EsfDkz hUE
j. N. Crow, Cleveland, Tennessee.
David Hart, Jacksboro',
J. @. A Remine, Rheatown,
B. II. Mathews, Limestone,
Jesse NJ. Neil, Giles county, go e
G. ]. Sawyers. Clinton, 81
William Wallace, Wallace's x Roads.
c. B. HAYS Athens, Alabama.
J. r. Robinson, Eve Mills, Tennessee.
Jno. w. Boyd, Concord,
M. j. Lillard, Decatur, q
B. K. Cunningham, Rutledge,Fnar -
Jas. Childers, Harrison, 1s,se
T. M. Felts, Loudon,
- Tazewell,
w. FL. Moffatt, New Market,
A. D. Taylor, Chattanooga,
w. D. Moore, cambridge,
Will A. McTeer, Maryyille,- -
w. o. White, VIM. Rule, u. A. Rouser, g,
Il. Smith, A Gredig, G.. G. Nelson, s. J. Todd.
n. S. Woodward, f. McCorkle. e. w. Adkins
and David Richards, of Knoxville.
The members present pledged themselves to
use renewed diligence during the next year to
increase the membership.
After this meeting adjourned the Directors
met and elected the following officers for the
year
George FL. Smith, President.
L. II. Ragan, Secretary.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-12-13
Removal.

Ladies' Cloaks and ClOakings, marked down to Low
water mark, at t-. y. a. hAYL's.
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Ladies Fine Gold Watches at Hope 6 Mill
er's. -.r rssE Eg...
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Personal.

HOminy, Grits and White Beans
At John Hudiburg's. &tsk za&aAA
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L.uCkY

KrOut, Pickles and Cranberries
At John Hudiburg's. seo aLs I5ar
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-12-13

Knoxville paid some twenty-six hundred
dollars to the Louisville Lottery Scheme One
of the holders was yesterday notified that he
drew $50. That is Knoxville luck. r-rnou
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New stock Tissue Scarft, at RAYL's.
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He is also in daily receipt OF the largest and finest
Lynnhaven Oysters. put up especially on his oraer.
All orders are filed promptly and Oysters sent 10
distance will be carefully packed in ice.
Price, By the can so cents and by the quart ~ cents
For SALE by the plate. IN any style desired at
his Restaurant under the Lamar House.
JOHN SCHERE,
noy26tilian2
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Prunes, Curranis, Citrons and Raisins
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HOGS.

The receipts of Hogs during the past week
have been very large. Many have been shipp-
ed South, and large numbers have been slaugh-
tered in the city. We noticed one lot Of 81
head yesterday which sold for cents gross.
The ruling price continues to be Al cents for
prime fat hogs. - AK 1T II
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Smoked Halibut, Cod Fish and MaekereI
At John Hudiburg's.
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good. The market is almost bare. and there Is
very little being brought to town. The preva-
lence of the horse disease throughout the coun-
try precludes our farmers from bringing their
hay to town, and unless shipments are made on
the railroads we fear our city stock will suffer.
The demand continues good at quotations.
QUoTATIoNs.--$1 GOAL 20 per cwt; baled,
$1.25a1. 30. -
-T..e..# d. -7tr4.. -. OATS. -.sE -.- .---
Oats are in good demand at $1.10a1.20 per
cWt. 90
FODDER AND sHUCKS.
Demand good. Fodder, $1.5oa20O per hun
dred bundles.
Shucks, so cts per 100 lbs.
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THE MARK ETS.


Now York stock Report.
Furn,,Asd BY Lssi' yoha,on Z Co. BG I,1,,
norihtos,i corner o. Tsnh and "''e'
Haii, sa1.i Wslls Fargo OO.s EIptss', Ads@s
EoES o:h,rsi nd Aadseg, 30 .as kLs RI:
i;:d ~. hs'iTT sibI s joa 81 Tsisn
elhe Ralrosd, WI Illinois 0sn!Isl k. .iin
Sssh" isJs i Sig S'i T' ss.9fss sSs
Psei, tsI NlE.etss and ~ Paul Preie1s s 10y
satssG, "! HsSnlb,i aad v Jg..gs, 81 0Iahi.sso
s Al 6 os lG s 2s'g ia az sosTs TsnRs..ss
State slIes I'D, NJ Ten II "a Vissipis siTss,
ifs Pssle Bonds, po1 UaOn p ''u0 ''' DOno'' ''''
pktrponh ~AsEEls, IN, = Flour, -
The msrtSt for Flour Is QUIET and are RIn sS
any new feature. 70 note Thete srs - ne msFfSi
Il pfsssnt and We barn q no Negotiations oe,S on
foot The local demand 9 fair, ard sales fsRo S@
Sbs sEoIss %osiS SS' supsT 70 q ssS ~ b.
~ sgs s9elS, and lgo spillG EstIa At g. the N''
\ toaSy , y' 80 S'g gu. ss.
70 @ S1ss S q al SssSpops
ysu dull, aud medium grades haTd % mS'g Pse
Srn the sales we've 800 bushels white At 81 20 ~ ~
e. s9gs & Pi@ ~ 90 sf 70 P Ps. I'd
and lao common 70 fair do, At el.0us sl,lO. -,
CbTp.-lTha inArkst for Southern UoTu vs. tAlrp
Aotlvs and hrm, and We note sales q 2OW baanea
white y cents ior ys aisor hJ.sst, ne % RTs
on nsg NO mali lots Ehits, amounting 70 tJl 1s.h;
ola, sold At ea8 % osnta. western vas dnIi
hstyr, And no sales Wsrs fsUoTted. We quote miheu
10 klsyator nominal a. 85 osnts per bushs The r.
oeiPts to-dg were BOO bushels, OF which h'e'O
oss-XIS sSsis active md nr, Eilh @Sd,rs.s *
err a. ullg cents, latter for very prime; 3t0 bp,h.
els miIed Western At usil cents and l'eJO bushsl'
briEht do, At Nidflb cent?. -
Rgs-is quiet and Gteaoyi sales today 30 bushels
At ssss5 cents, latter for prime; l.. .,u .,.a
note. Dulk Meats haid 70 be hrm ~ quo'stions'
but buyers do not offer within o. OF holdefs PIo.,
100 cent. Tor Ii5 and f0,l osnts Tot sleaI m
TOE oIdsEr. for Bacon are lai.s nsstsl, Ada ,St
esnts s5d ois.f 10 do At nv cents. Hans are ysrJ
ail62l eents, and new BaoJn Hans ~ l79ls cents,
Mess Pork n quiet, hut note held arm at sllbO Tot
rourd lots lard Il quiet aimee the ssss notioed ln
oar last. We quote Western steam Ateh CENTS and
Ss,9aTs-Eifmj We quote 4, follow, Oubs ard Porto
Rico fppning u Paa6o,l EnHlhh t,land do. sksso;
Oubs BoHojp No. u, gSc Porto Rigo GtoeeIJ ~
gaiol[a DsmorAna yaouuta pan, sasliko.; and New
Orlelnu Hrpoofy Rdl0 cents. -.
. RsfHsd ssgars.-Rshnsd Sugar are quiet With a
islr trads demand, and We a15ts Hard. - ~ cents
81 l{ai9S osnts for A white, Yslloss are hrm Al
pAC9lOk cents. and Oanton 90 y lUk9l03l cents;
sRAtafu.-Wo have reported today sales OF " bb's
Western rou.bound At ~ cents per gallon, and We
quots the mArket steady AZ this figure.
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JAY COOKE & CO..

General Agents for the District Of Oolamsia
VIrEInIa, North CRFOlInR' 0nd h0HIh Car
Ollnnt
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
NATIONAL BANK REBUBLIo,
LEWIS JOHNSON 4 CO..
FAINT. WASHINGTON 4 co.,
MIDDLETON 90,
WARRINGTON CITY SAVINGS BANK,
FRREDMRN'A SAVINGS AND TRUST CON-
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sAFEi PROFITABLEIP PERMANENT
JAY COOKE & 60.


nN.r m, s.Ie AZ mar accrued interest the
VI.l ~ - at IIoId rand. Of Tn,
49,. ,-,,-..A ro,...n, Thsv ara
Notthei" 80. 49, -. - -. I.,..d AZ
HeeHom Uhi'eu 9'As'" 49, =. -, 400
Ihe Ioho"ins ue an' -,', S,on sEoo
$500 and Sl,OOoi Iesmteeu' RlV'' $"VV'
$1,000, $1,000 and SlO,OOO'
yVib IN. anna eptIre oonhdenos with which We com
.nd.d bond. 70 Oapltalsts and people We
,cu .ftsr the fuIIsst Investigation -;-;---.a -.
northern faoin0 NAiio@N O'"u' W Jul
senerAlpuoho' -
GOLD PAYMENT
Both principal and interest are payable In American
Told coin, At the once Of jag Cooke Co., New York
Oivthe principal at the end Of % yoArs, and the In
torost lat the rate Of and per cent
,sr annum) half yearly. hrst Of January and July
| pRRFEoT sAFETY,-Tho bonds We are now 80
M aro secured b. a first and only mortgage all the
ropOrty and rights Of the Northern PAOlac Railroad
oompnny which will embrace on the completion Of tn
-
| No., To Iho1,.nd MIls. Of Road with rolling
| .,o,L buIIdIng, and all other Equipments.
a. T-ontv two I1,ou..pd Acre. Of Land 70 even
n. - anI,h.d ,o,d mi. land. AGRICULTURAL tim
mus o. - s+..an,,r- An ali 10 more than
- Man,, A.. oon.I,,. ~ nl,srp.te sections
rt'v Hiii,lDI a, go. e.. an .,.h ,Ids Of the
te~ohihE ."onN ~ 80 go. III I,,,n via
uAoh' Ahu ehtenulh N ,S.s nI,nn..,t, ID.
cousin .niousu w ~, ~. v.hIn,top. N
luz a as 4N''-'''
Fassa ooSna -. -, .,,.O,I, .u,r.n,so
"hho the uo''Inent uoo. my Is.- h.. A. a.,
me Oonu' OIL uio ~ -.sd r.nI ~
iu AND prompt pAsnion' " ~ ~ -, -,
lAnu' inc most VAiuAU,' WV
national improvement ~.
Tih jim T,,L ~ SsTsdoInhi. ~ I
gAso GIS :, a.. p.nn.TIv,nis Cls1
50, rnaa 5r,...S ,rha, an directly And per
uAi fAiiO1d Ooup.n'' 80, 80 :, 49,, NJ, MoT,..s,
|
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DROPosAIs FOR DlMENsIoN sToNR RI;
Tux Ehw GQyERNMENT BUILDING AT

sT LOUIS, no,
OFFICn or HuPEHvIsIHd AnclurECT1
TnHAHuHY DEPARTMENT,
WILMINGTON, Bott, n, 1871
Be.lsd proposals viii 30 received a. this ooo until
II m a the 9TH dAY Of OetoboT l612 for furnishing
ana dsliveTinE Al the size Of the proposed Govern.
Isnt bniidins Al St Iouis MO- All The DlmsnGlon
It,ns ss1niTed for the oTtorior oil tho building,
me sptsiss oi stone from which : ssootion will be
made viii bs confined 70 Granite, Marbles and sand:
IN unilomy q color aud to1tura durability and the
SSpaeitV Tor gofkinE under the ohiHol or hammer.
faS. ifsrsnt nd 81 cutting and on one the uAtu.
IA - ~
M alma that has not been tested By GoluAluss a.
st stone N budnlg for AZ least ten years, will be
Wv lS "a ai-ci,tS Tr,of maj nj hHI bosn -
S ,oud ~ M nS,Isd mast IL fuTnishSd'
ma stonS Inust iuTther have Good grain and bo
frss from All disooloTinG substances and the quarry
49, ,ShIch n h Sros1fed n,1St bS huy opepsd and
nNnHbIs al nTpishnE mo uuaty and quantity desired
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NORTHERN oENTRGL RAILROAD.

NORTHERN OhNIhAL hAlLhOAD'
On add after SUNDAY, June o, 1874. trains will
leave Baltimore A. follows;
w a. m.-NlAHArA Falls KIphess daily teHeopt Bun
dap Ter EAgGTA fAls knd ban1ilo. A. w..
and North 70 Buffalo and NlaEATa Falls.
II 40 D. m,-EAbT LINZ daily (e1espt buhdAys) for
The West and North TO WlliAmHport and
EIls, ,
10 90 p. m.-wostern Express daily for the West
z 30 p. m.-FoT the West
TRAINS FOR WESTERN MARYLAND ROAD ~
ssh a IN. and . ~ pm.
TRAINS FOR GETTYSBURG Al $50 =. N. and
TRAINS I FSRB HANOVER at $50 .. N. $50 and
TRAINS fOR CUMBERLAND VALLEY ROAD
At 80 .. m, and l1:tO D. m.
ACCOMMODATION TRAINS.
FOR HhhRIsBURG daily (sIoept sundAJs)-Si
FOR PARTITION daily Except sundEys)-IOO And
II so A. m and 80 .. m.
FOR COOKFYSVIII.H a. II 20 D. m.
TRAINS ARRIVE IN BALTlMORf,
FROM THE Wltbr AND kOhlh-2lb And ~ a.
IN. and 40, ~ and II 80 p, N.
HARRISBURG AOOOMMODATlON-lO 40 O.
90 X Ely SNlLLE ACCOMMODATION from
~ Cnokeyuyule-6:t0 a. m.
! PARTITION ACCOMMO0ATlOR-s!2 ~ q. NJ, ~ p.
N, and 80 p, m. ,.
For Tickets 70 all p0lnta North and West apply a.
Calvert Station, and Al No. North OAlVaFt street
BAEGAEo called tor and checked At h9te{ A9a Ies.,
doneeG on oTdera left A. Ogea Nc. North yAlSyf'
srost IN AdL6bREB n ILsks' Ssns5s
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-12


OEFicE suPr. or INDIAS ATEAIHsl
SANTA ~. N. NJ. sept Is, ls77,
sealed proposals. ~ duplicate, vita oopJ % ihis
bth dsI q Ooto6sr isl ior ne delivery to ~ United
Apache Agencies, N. NJ, Of the following subslS-
aEsoALERo APACHE AGENCY.
hs.s O Ses Ssseh y. ~ M hOVf; c,
10000 pounds o. lhsiisd MsilsAn Com.
7bdO pounes Of Rio OoHSs.
Tue beef cattle required must BE- GOOD, sound,
o s. dTsrS I. susb iS sa sad e sch SSs
tiss a. may b required 6E the Indian Agents IN
sssf q re ns9osIsGo ASssey, and INN ave ~ 70
fifteen (ibl bead per wees At the TulsrosA AFsnoyD
ses.a and rs S.s e b psd iSS GSSordSa q the
pet WslghL Ths contract Al the MesoAlsro Agency
nd he CONTRAST ioS &. Sc
S,Sf ~ ss ~ m9aihs iro% The dssS ta'IS0I ppS
fhs 9ofn required must be good, sound, .vs.I md
,heled, free from dirt and imperfect kernels, and Of
me FiguT mGst be choice, supsrfns, Of the best
and manufactured from rood, sound wheat.
from !. oisRS ~ saBStsSSS:. and 81 INTERCHANGEABLE
2Sss! md S% iSSGS s6 5ST u
understandable quality.
The OoTn, Flour, Sugar and Coffee NEST be put up
In strong sacks Of LOO pounds net each.
Samples q the Flour, sugar and Coffee 70 b. fur.
tSsss ai1Ioss viii % sabtsst 70 sompssop With the
SAMPLES; Ard al aItlsss called iQf bI this adysr.
lion nd approval Of The Indian Agents named or o.
tuoh other person or persons A. theI may select
The delivery Of the Beef Cattle 70 DO elpmsneed
At each Agency on or before the 18th Of November
next And The CoTp, Flour, Sugar and Coffee to be de-
lyefed before the 90th day Of November neIt.
Haoh bid must be signed By At least two Tespensi
bic persons, RuArAnteelng the good faith Of the bid
der bidders bis their readiness to enter 81 once
| into . contract, and ability 10 fuhl the same.
| Bios should be made for each Agency separately
and the Agency for which the bid Il made should b
| Endorsed on the envelope
| should Il be deemed adVtsable 70 DO 60.
The oontraou will be subject 70 the approval Of th
Honorable Com missioner OF lndihn Attain.
Bidders are invited 10 be present ~ the opening o
/ the bida NATHANIHL POPR,
ootB STUNT Of Ind AFFAIR Tor New MEXICO.