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, 1872-11-28
THE CITY IN BRIEF.


The County Clerk issued sixteen marriage Ii
censes yesterday.
Hon. J. S. Hildrup, Of Belyiaere, is at the
Brigga.
Colonel B. G. ngerson Was at the fremont
yesterday.
General John B. Sanborn, Of st. Paul, was at
the Sherman yesterday.
C. E. Perkins and A. G. Tol1yland, Of the Chi
cago, Burlington l. Quincy Railroad. are at the
fremont
4. Anderson. Vice President OF the T., ". &
": Railroad, was in the city yesterday at the
fremont.
= 4 general meeting Of the society known as the
Ladies' Christian Union is called at Mrs. George
S. Scott's; No. 1868 West Washington street, on
Friday morning, at 10 o'clock.
At the Gardner yesterday we're F. n. Finney.
st. Thomas T. J. Whitman, ". A. stone, 81.
Louis ". 4. Dorrey, Cincinnati y. B. Smith,
Boston.
The Ogden School will be opened Monday,
Dec. s. Mr. Heath, The Principal, Will be at the
building on Saturday, Dec. l, from 10 o'clock q.
n to u ua., for the purpose Of receiving pupils
Nineteen boys, whose ages range from 10 to Is
GEARS, convicted of rarioQs offences at the last
tern Of the Criminal Court, we're sent to the
Reform School at Pontiac, yesterday.
The lowest temperature indicated BY the ther-
nometer yesterday, and reported By 2, Managse;
nbo7e, st 4 o'clock in the afternoon.
The Mayors Office ante-room had upon it's
door yesterday tho following cheering laooniem:
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sides, 754c; clear, 81<c. Bacon-shou1dera. Tex .
clear sides, 12Hc. Lard, kettle dried 3H63sc, ~
do6s-Ihose weighing over 800 lbs are held at xc.
DETROIT
uEEAof1, Sog: :21.--eaRAnS-Wheat Us dull and shade
lower; @ extra, s1749175; No. /, a.65@I.66: mn
ber, $l491@. Corn steas7y ut 45@45kc Osta. Iemand
good at full prices, a5c. o"''' oeul4no
REcERrs-Flonr, 5000 brls wheat, l., ooh1,.
sH1PsfEesrs-F1our, 1000 bis; wheat 1900 bu.
MEMPHIS, Nor. .27.-CoTTos-Demau acHra ard
prices advanced good ordinary, 17Ac low niddIinr
1sc; receipts, 1855 bales; shipments, $3.50 bales
BnEApsTuFFs-Flour- Demand good at full prices !.
duh and lower at 50@52c- oats-Demand actire, aud
prices nominal
BRAS-Quiet and weak at 2ac
RoV1s1oSs-Bu1kmeats dull and prices dropping !:
* a2s wsak so1 ea9aadsSs ~ @c tor sdes Lard
effect upon business generally
MILWAUKEE.
MILWAUKEE, Nov. N.-BREADsTuFrs-F1o quiet
and unchanged. Wheat steady; No. Milwaukee,.
e. Els; NO. do H13 Oats scarce and firm No. 2,
Kyes dull, and prices nominal; No. l, 60kc, Barley
dull, and prices shada lower; No. . fall, T0c.
FnE1GHTs-To Buffalo, dull but UNCHANGED.
EEcE1PIs3Flour, t. 5000 trs; wheat, $4,000 bu;
sHn4ES1g- Flour 11,ooo brls; wheat, HOO bu
barley, 5000 hu.
TOLEDO.
TOLEDO, Nov. 27.-BnEAosruFFs Flour ouiet
sna anchanged Wheat quiet and unchanged; amber
Corn dun shade lower; high mixed, ssc; new. 57e
low mixed new SEC; Oats shade better, No. i, 36Nc
No. 2, 31H@3oc.
Pnov1s1oss--Pork, 14@15c; lard Sc.
REcEnIs-E1our, 1000 brls wheat 90O0 bu corn
35, 900 bu oats, TOO BIZ.
sH1PMxN1s- 700 brls wheat, 90 600 bu corn
&c, GOO bu; oats. 10000 bu.
, 1872-11-28

FaTss Correspondence Of the cicinnati Commercial
Father Hyaclnthe, or as, sinte his Hyacint1iau
days OF celbacy are past, VIC alould say Rev. II.
LoyHon, crops out In two letters to the public
prints this week. One most thoroughly refutes
BY quiet show Of proofs a. lying accusation lately
brought against him, Of having violated e lite
rary confidence roposed in him 6y Montalambert,
IN letting ont to print q cartah man1soript IT,.
trusted by that distinguished liberal but orthodox
catholic gentleman to him Just before be Lett
to this direct charge Of brench Of confidence is tho
1mplcatlon, strengthened to assertion by the &C.
cnsers misrepresentation of isolated facts of an
other order, that Hyaclnthes leaving of his con
xent ta was followed by rupture Of al good rela-
th;n MGn? ,; between him and Montalembert. That
Inls implication ls grossly erroneous, the Rev.
ttoys9n unfolds by straightforward citations
from letters Of Montalembart OF later date. With
potenteat clearnoss. The other letter is adj
dressed 70 the Uaiuers. the very ab1a and brutal
;organ OF the . black Radical Ultamontsne party
n France. It is in answer TO itB chief editor,
4eullot's Virulent and indecent abuse Of Mr,
toyson, apropos Of his marriage with the
American widow. It is in good taste, courteous
Tbisb EpIs .e does adF Fi}a 5oEgvne Christian spirit
itself s, under the circumstances. an euir9an- ~
matte pungency:
1T is late to reply to your insults Of two
months ago. My excuse is that on principle.
90 not read your journal, which have long re-
"a tuo 4Ea6t 1uf16tl0n OF auV in the
world; Your ezeuseB Of injustice, VIOLENCE. e. and
1l natred pain me, as q Christian; as a man let
them pass, feel almost honored by them. In any
case. want to tell you that forgive yoc, love
you. am not Of those who think you are play-
ing part; /! think You are not hypocrite. hut
a fanatic, which is different and better-say MT
80 bad-and deserve respectful pity.
y shall continue, despite what you may say,
slr, to celebrate the mass, as did the married
priests and bishops Of the early ages, aa the mar
ried priests Of the East still do,-and shall ask
Sod to show your inhaled, but believing soul,
IT, extent Of the havoc you are doing to the
Chu1.h while meaning to serve it, Believe, sir
and 6rother in Christ Jesus, In my most sincere
and deVout sentiments and charity to youwara.
81 'sHYAcnTHE LoysoN."
To which and whom Nr. devout editor Louis
o,e y,eu.llot ex-syine shopkeeper, RESPONDS nth
giys gns1a5. hi@. &ays = Ths is not
chlorides and vinegar, and to light ftrnigatona
round about him that may render hi1n1ess dan.
gez1un; To be forgiven, it is n9t q eno,gh that
te1ad on the right road"
, 1872-11-28

LIvERPooL, Nov. 27-l1 a. m.-Fiour, sos. Wheat
Winter, lis 8d@1ls 10d; Spring, Ills 4da11s l0d
white Us Gd@l2s Sd; club, l3s 3d@13s Cd. Corn o9s
Pork, 57s. Lard, SIS Cd.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. at P. m.-Market unchanged.
LIVERPOOL, NOV. 27-5 p. m.-01arket steady and
unchanged.
LoSDos, Nov: 27-Conso1s-A1oney, soA@s2N; ac-
count, 92ss4@92I; 5-20s Of ct, 93k; l040s, SIX
The immense influx Of bullion into the Bank of Eng
and continues, and the rate of discount will probably
be reduced.
FnANKFonr, Nov. q. 7.-Fire-twenties Of '62, 94H.
PARIS, Nov. 27.-Rentes, SIT &c.
LIVERPOOL Nov. 27.-Cotton quiet and steady /;
nlddling upland, 9S@10d Orleans 104G31o7zd; eales
ooo bales speculation and export, 5000 middng
Orleans November, 10 3-16d.
Flour, sos. Corn, 29s.
Cheese, 65s.
Cumberland mindless aas Cd short rib, 3ss Cd.
, 1872-11-28
Buffalo Live Stock nTarLet.

BUFFALO, Nov. W.-CATTLE-Receipts to-duy. in
Guiding Is cars reported to arrive TAO eadt making
the total supply for the week thus far $780, OF 376
cars against 375 cars for the time last week. The
market is slow at ne decline medium and common
cattle, and nc good stock from last weeks closing
rates. Buyers are not disposed to bold their
over the hoAdays. The generally Inferior in
quality About 900 were disposed Of. Sales: 39I Ohio
Steers az 1,15291, ,495 lbs, $53o@712; 17s Indiana
ST. steeT5 av 1,1o5@1. 1855 bs, s4.25@6.69X !;
81 Missouri steers 245 tbs $3.50 50 Michigan steers
151 lbs, 6o@4.e5 II Canada oxen, 1898 1bs
S425 Is Missouri oxen. ,493 lbs, -. 5.e215.
the total supply for the week thus fur bsoo against
6,4o0 the same time last week. Nothing doing ani
holdaya.
hoas-Receipts to-day $500, making the total auo.
pi{ anus & ta1 10 100 against q 1oo last weak The mai
Desirable hogs held at u Is, With s4oo offered
sold. - Ae0'"4neo un-
, 1872-11-28
CELEBRATION or ST. CEclLlA's DAY.

n M So5hE g;to pASE ~ g. ssasE I'D. Nov. e. 1ss
Sm: The patronesB of Christian music 1.>-
OF late years been generally recognized through
out the United States. not only among Catho-
lies, but even by musical societies not Profess
sedly of any denomination. At Notre Dame,
however, the earliest impulse was given to this
laudable custom, and it is still kept up with
unabated vigor.
The st. Cecilia Phlomathean Association,
under the guidince Of Professor Lyon, ccle-
brated their patronal festival by a grand enter
tainment given to the President, officers, profess
sors and students Of tho College, together with
numerous invited guests, among whom wo OBJ
served the Very Rev. Father e. Sorin, General
s. S. c., and founder Of the University OF Eotro
Dame. Music by the Notre Dame University
Cornet Band greeted the guests on their
entrance. followed by fine orchestral piece,
:. Lodoiska," by kreutzer. An address by Master
l.. o. Hibben, of Chicago, was we'll delivered
and received; and we may say the same Of tho
'Ode to st. Cecela, delivered by Master E.
Dinner, and of another suitable piece by Mast.r
J, Langenderfer.
The play, which was the principal part Of the
entertainment, was the 81 Recognition, "a drama
of the fifteenth century, in four acts; written
expressly for the Z! st. coilians. BY the Rev. A.
sponsible Office Of President Of the University.
This drama is published in the '' American Elo-
cutionist, in which work it forms one of the
most attractive pieces. On this occasion, the
principal parts were taken as follows; The
Duke 2f spoeto, by Master L. O. Hibben,
with tie fire and lofty spirit necessary
to the presentation Of the character
R2tcardo bis squire: very neatly, By Master ".
Meyer; the Prince Of 4facerata, with great dig
part of Count Bartolo, by Master J. P. Devine,
in an able and impressive style, 4ntonio, the
youth upon whose mysterious fate tho interest
Of the drama chiefly turns, by Master E. Dinner
Ba1hozar, the bluff and hearty ss-bowman,
by Master T. A. Egan; and Siephano tho old
pedagogue, by Master j. Langenderfer. Among
Mt 1ae accessory parts, those taken BY Masters a.
manner m specially worthy of ooroTnendation and.
u Tact, the drama was a complete SUCCESS.
AT its close, the Rev. ". 0'Rourko, Professor
o. q Ancient Literature, made some remarks in
hfs hano a6aS ~, Eloquent stye apply illustrating tho
exhorting all, i possible. to avail themse1rna ~ -
5ae arI r51vfsges fa thesein offered An appropriate
tha5en tho aGs resiring concluded the exercises Of
plea5eo NTH what they had seen du md heard W.
, 1872-11-28
UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN.
Lectures on Greece and E'rance-Foot-
Hall.
From Our Oun Correspondent.

Hall.
From, Our 0un Correspondent.
ANN ARpon, Mich, Nov. p, 1872
Last Wednesday evening, in response to the
invitation of the Students Lecture Association,
the Rev. II. L. D'Ooge, Professor OF Greek,
gave q lecture, entitled "a Month IN Athens.'
Professor D'Ooge has recently resumed Ills du-
ties in the University, having been absent for
the last two years.; travelling and studying In
Europe. The lecture vas carefully prepared,
full Of classic allusion and beauty The PRES
ent state of Greece WAS fully described; the
political, religious, and Social condition OF
it's people clearly brought out; and the
appearance Of its ruinB was graphically pic
tured. He represents the Grecians as being
full of sympathy and interest for Americans
over any other nationality, and also great ad-
mirers of our Government and institutions.
He assailed the prevalent incorrect impression
Of the extent Of brigandage in Greece, and the
is there regarded. The responsibility Of The
brigandage should rest upon the Turks not
upon the Greeks, Tor it was pursued only On tha
borders. and BY Turks, whom the supineness
Of tho Turkish Government allowed to e1ist.
It is reported that Professor D'Ooge viii de-
liver this interesting lecture in other places dur
ing tho winter.
Professor G. Z. Adams this week began his
1ectnre 70 the University on the History Of
france, from the time Of the Revolution down
to tile present. The subject viii be embraced
in course Of ten lectures, two of which he
CAV gaze lust week. It is 3 subject to which he
has given special attention, and it
promises p to be full Of interest and instruction.
He handles it in quite philosophical aspect,
dwellng on the social, moral, and religious con-
dltlon Of the French people before the Revolu-
tion, and the influence and character OF the
Leading men Of that period. He carried along,
at the same time, u comparative view Of German
history, and review OF the two theories of edu-
cation aud government, and the policies which
strengthened the German and corrupted the
French people.
The Law and Medical students, on Saturday
last, ia1d aside their dignity to engage in game
and the ground was hard and slippery; and,
after couple Of games, in which tho ''Laws II
were victorious, they all adjourned to the Law
lecture room, where hobnobbing and frater-
nl7ation oneued,-a sort Of temporary Mutual
admiration Society. S. G. E.
, 1872-11-28
MARINE DISASTER.

The Schooner Souvenir Ashore-al
Hands Lost.
private despatch was received in this citv,
from Pentwater, Mich, at q late hour last even
ing, stating that the schooner Souvenir went
ashore at Ludington in q recent severe gale. and
that every member Of her crew had perished.
The particulars Of the terrible disaster vera not
given. The Souvenir is believed to have been a
Chicago vessel, and to have been manned princi-
pally by Chicago seamen.
, 1872-11-28

Among tho elegant establishments Of rebntn f,h,.o
60 few WILL be found to eaeeed In the lnxuriorsnes.
o. tnelr spponents and snnerior arrangerncnts for
lard Hall, on Washington street. betnecn Fift e'
and Franklin, which will be opened to,1av b., .4s
Ernst sadlcr. This spacious hall is fureishe9y - @ ~
nine superb Star Of the West" tables elabo1ate,v" ~
laid, and finished In the unrYal1ed style which sy ~
terizes the workmanship Of the old reliable on.sr
Billiard Mandatory Of ]. n Brunswick, Nos a, 4
and 46 Adams street. The new hail, under Mr. Sad
rcer. Mr.. John Gruber, well known il connection
With the old Brunswick Billiard Hail. il the sppern
, 1872-11-28
A Bargain In Sau;,o nT,ah;,z

A Bargain in Sewing Machines,
Una OF the largest stocks Of al kinds OF sewing ma
cn1nes n the Vest Will be disposed Of during the
month OF December. The attention Of dealers In sec
oohand machines is especially invited. AZ tba entire
sock Will be sold, intact in lots to suit at the buy
ers price; Apply to z. Smith, No. ass Blue Island
, 1872-11-28

New YoRz, Noy. Gin BROOKLYN, Ellen TIT
ney. q widow, living at 162 Fulton street, an
Bridget McAlpine qparrelled yesterday. JEALOUSY
WAS tho cause, and Mrs. McA1pine accused Tier
noy, OF having too intimate relations T@th h9r M
husband. She then struck Tierney. when the
McApine on the gide Of tha head NTH the jagged
edge Of the vessel, Causing terrible wound, two
inches long. Mrs. McAlpine fell insens!5le, aud
the doctors pronounce the wound mortal.
, 1872-11-28
.Eact6 for the Pann1a

CHICAGO, Nov: p, 1s72:-We use the "newn Wheel
er Wilson sewing Inachiue In our nanufactory HaTa
with the "new" Wheeler = Wilson, Ne consider IT
The best sewing machine tor all kinds Of work that We
9aYe eyer used CoFLE DICKINSON,
Lake street; Chicago. '~ "e0'
Main Office and salearoom Of the New Wheeler k
Wilson Sewing Machine, No. aas West Madison street
3ranch, No. $50 Wabash avenue near Twenty-Becond
treet. Burnhaln Flannery, City Agents,
, 1872-11-28
MARKETS RY TELEGRAPH.


new YORK, Nov. s7.-Wan street was quiet to-day. l
the holiday, Tomorrow deeng many 1ys opeE3sots er3snt
Money liter oanins as high as ~ PER day, be-
came easy st 6@7 with exceptions as loW a. aeS4
Sterling dull, at I08A@10824 for long. ana 4Q9A
cod All ii st @saa 1a ;as eoslns Ssr sent 1t
for carrYiu9 Cearirgs $s2 000, 600. Treasury dis
bursernents $1e4 00o Export s134 431 in silver bars
Governments firm and u per cent higher.
Btste bonds dull sad steady.
Stocks we're quiet; opened steady, but declneo 4a2
, 1872-11-28

0ouElas Place and Other Propartv at
Auction,
On Friday morning. Nov. 90, at II O'CLOCK at H. 1856
East Madison street, G. G. Thayer & Co., Real Es.ate
Aucioneers, will sell three lots, fronting On Douglas
place. between Prairie and Indiana avenues 30 lots in
subdivsion Of Hits Subdivision, Washington Befghts,
conveniently located, being but short distance from
the main or Junction depot; and 25 lots in Phare's
Subdivision, fronting On Chester avenue, between
Fiitythird and Fiftyfourth streetc, oonYenieut to
choice and desirable property. wy
, 1872-11-28

Il per cent during the forenoon, but in the afternoon
became firm, and advanced K@a3'< per cent, closing
Pacific En the exception to the rest of the mar
ket falling during the day from 89H to g. The chief
features Of the rise Wabash and Lake Shore with
indications that Daniel Drew was giving somebody
twist on the former. Smith is reported arranging bis
differences with Gould directly,
The Stock and Gold Exchanges will be closed te-rnor-
TOW,
, 1872-11-28

DETROIT, Nov. 27.-PAssED Up-prop DUBUQUE :
bark oconto; schrs Merzck Goshawk, Francis Berri.
mer Jamaica, 1Eonsides, sea Bird. ". B. Alien, IL
star, america, Holt u, Gage, L. ", Perry.
PASSED DoWN-StmrB Keeweenaw, Meteor: schrs
Rawson Belle Ya1bridge, Sweepstakes D. P, Dobblns
Monitor No. !, Cortes
WEsp-Southwest; fresh and cold.
DETROIT, Nov. 27.-PAssEp uP-Prop Vanderbilt !.
schr E. P. Dorr.
PASSED DowN-None,
WINp-Weat.
, 1872-11-28

Ellison & Foster, Auctioneers.
I"o hundred fine oil paintings will be sold at euc-
ton at store No. 2o7 West Madison street, comnenc-
ing on Friday, Nov. %, at AZ and 7x o'clock p, ~
lhe collection embraces many fine works by Aneri-
tention Of picture buyers.
, 1872-11-28

ROCHESTER, n Y, Nov. 27.-The Liverpool
and Rochester Towing Company have withdrawn
their horses from this city, and paid OF num-
, 1872-11-28

her Of their employees to-day. The cause is that
all the boats belonging to this line have either
gone east or west Of this city. Boats are now
being loaded for various points along the canal.
, 1872-11-28

The Metal Double Rubber Weather fIip
viii not PULL OUT and i applied oUTs1DH oi win.
dowe P. P. VALENTINE 4 CO., Cent Arnts fst
wanted In cttI aud countsg. "so's
, 1872-11-28
DRY GOODS.

0. 5. CANEIELD C CO.,
SUCCESSORS TO
HAnLIN, HALE & CO.'S Retail,
32S & $50 West Madison.st.,
We have just added to our
Immense stock Of Dry Goods
a large line Of Fancy Goods
suitable for the
Holiday season,
Real and Imitation
Jet JeWelry, Bracelets
in every style, Pins and
Rings in sets OF single,
Necklaces in Jet and Coraline,
Fancy Soaps Of all popular =.
makes and many other
I0lleC ARTICLES, which
We offer at about one.half
the prices usually asked
for these goods.
Ties, Nubias, Scarfs,
Leggings, and Worsted Cuffs,
the largest variety Oh
the.West Side.
Real and Imitation
Lace Collars and H'dk'fs.
at half value, ranging in price
from 50 to $4,000.
Ladies' Linen Sleeves & Collars.
Gents Linen Collars { Cuffs,
Ladies' Knit Jackets and
Flannel Waists,
Children's Knit Jackets
and Cater Drawers,
new and very. popular.
= Paisley ShaWls dnd n1s."1Aa
at a great sacrifice.
0. s. gANflELD & GO.
, 1872-11-28

The Saratoga Geyser Water.
Buck Rayner draw pure 9eyser nt the "sps."
, 1872-11-28

Cod Liver Oil,
Hazard l. CasTeu's Cod LIVER OIL is the b&st.
, 1872-11-28
BUSINESS CHANCES.
E{AsI ST. LOUIS
.ESteAlL MITT. EoD

property oder for aac tho aboro yey valuable
Mississippi Vnaaa na fh9 TRIANGLE formed By tho Ohio
Business aud il acss nna fSe d this NH Tor
render Il one Of best il not iron and coal
the CHEAPEST pig i'm markets ip tie Union q
Cosl Of tho best qualify mined this region delivered
daily IN the mill at cost Of * eeais PER bnshc
stream ttst Of the h2aadArs
roads Of Illinois aud the Stats beyond and with those Of
Missouri by tEansfoE haat. which loaded
these form en- s9e %f the i3ortat a.antases q
ordor with abundance Of business from tho nishno--
1agroads both for Eerol1ihg and rails. Theapacty
and the sole for salo Is nabit of ow1ors
to give personal attention For particu1aIs aress
GERARD Il. ALLEN q &C, or
: ADQLPHUS MEIER !
t.Lnpfs.
, 1872-11-28

man, and 3S years Of age. He was 3 confec-
toner BY trade. No cause is assigned for the
suicide. An inquest was held, at which IL vas vas
shown that Worley purchased the poison at b
drug store at the corner Of Canal and Wilson
streets, alleging that he wanted to use It in
cough candy.
a terrible fatal accident occurred yesterday
forenoon, shortly after 10 o'clock, at j. 2. Far
well d. Col new building, corner Of Monroe and
Franklin streets. Two p1asterers, named Will
IAN White and William Dobbles, we're engaged
in plastering the outside Of the building about
down Of one end of the scaffo1d upon which they
stood, which, as was afterward discovered. was
very insecurely nailed, both men we're preci1-
itated into the street, and we're instantly killed.
The victims OF this frightful accident were Eng
1ish by birth, and were both married, White re-
and Thirty-frst street, and Dobbles at Lake For
est. An inquest was held, resulting in YER
dict Of accidental death.
The Board Of Police and Fire Commissioners
net yesterday morning, at II o'clock for the
consideration Of matters pertaining to the Fire
Department. There were present Commission
ers Talcott, Sheridan, Kokke, and Davis. The
frst-named gentleman presided. There was
very little OF any consequence to be- done, and
the Board knew it; hence the flatulence Of that
body during the meeting. A. fine opportunity for
discnssita appeared in q. motion to abolish
the oace OF Superintendent OF Repairs,
held " William Horner for the past ten months
bowling blast out Of doors, with the additional
advantage OF warmth, it was determined by the
Bard to abolish the office, the requirements Of
the department not being urgent enough to war
rant the expense entailed BY the Office, The
Board also discussed in the same way a sucees-
tion to appoint 4 foreman to act Is Assistant
Marshal when necessary, but nothing definite
WAs done about it.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-26

PTopQeala Tor new steam mAohinsry for the United
States Revenue steamer MAhouinE and for the areo-
on OF the same In the vessel and separate proposals
for putting In new Main Deck, Of b0uthsfn pine q
~ lnehea properly fastened will be TaoslVod a. the
o'clock noon, Of SATURDAY, The 18th September,
instAnt The proposals. 70 b In AoooTdAneo With
a the Custom Hoqso In PhuadelphiA, Pa, o. AZ the
ITea5nry Department. II IL desirable that the Work
requested TO state the date BY which thoy viii hErso
% have the new work eempletsd In each case. The
Noyofnmeht reserves the light 10 reject Any or all
bidA WM' A. RiOHA HDsOS
ePU Aetlng Secretary oi the Treasury,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-26
BALTIMoRE AsRo E9ToMAo NAL
DEPUT CORNER skill ANN N srpVsr,

PASSENGERS leaving ihsir ordsrs Al Tistet OgSss
nofthHest corner hHih street and pennsylTania ave-
eue car nave theif haEEnge called foF and cheeks Al
hotels md Residences 70 All poipts North and West
n. klh.lnhAlI olumbus, ludlanapolia
1ulstle, 81 Louis, New Orleans, OhieaFo, OnEhs
pr traneisoo and all points North North west West
PEROY @. SMITH, Agent
once HiHth ard PennsylTania sV.n1e
Z. !. DunARRY, 0enefA BupsTintsndspt
J. y. YOUNG, General Passenger AEsnt t-ll
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-26
Proposals.


oTTiCE oHHr OoNNIssARH or BuBsnrENoE,J
DEPARTMENT or DAKOTA,
-. ST, PAUL. MINI, Aug. %, 1914
bsiled gL9posals, n duplicate, and subject 10 Tbs
nsuat g1nditonfi viii be received ~ this once until
2 O'Clock, M, FRIDAY, September ~, isia, ior
iufnishinE the United States sabsists1ee Depart
With 'S' " S'
az bushels go lbs 10 The buthsD GOOD dr. sound
shelled corn, In strong double seeks.
go bushels 90 lbs, 70 The bnsneD good, sound
peaeh-bloH POTATOES, In double sacks,
Bios Tor tbs eboye corn Tor for lOOpQ1 lbA rood,
souodi merehAntablg corn n the ear) delivered Al
delivery Al the eAme post Of a00 bushels rood sound
Eotato.a and a FORT fgten Of tO1 bushss POTATOES
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J. N. GILMAN,
aep3 Captain and q. r., u. 3. A.