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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-07-16

SUPEE4E r-CHAMBERs.-H by Judge
COURT OF GENERAL SEssIoNs.-Held by Judge
Hackett.-The People Vs. James A. Carroll, man.
non and Timothy 0,connor, robbery; Same VS..
John Lands, William Gisman and Thomas Foster,
grand larceny; Same vs.. William Walsh and
Dunn, false pretences; Same vs.. Margaret
Smith and Rose Smith, grand larceny; Same
w. William G. Yorke, grand larceny; Same vs..
Henry Cannon, grand larceny two caseg
Same VS. Charles Williams, alias Samuel Phillips.
grand larceny second 0fence); Same vs..
the person; Same VS.. Julia Wall, larceny from
the person; Same vs.. Robert Kelly, felonions
assault and battery; Same vs. John &. Mortl-
mer, feloni0us assault and battery.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-07-16
THE FRENCH DEMONSTRATION YESTERDAY.

The natives OF Alsace and Lorraine were yester.
day engaged In demonstration intended as man.
Hesitation Of their loyalty to the French republic
The demonstration consisted of meeting at Irving
Hall and procession through Broadway down to
the French General Consulate In Bowling Green
for the purpose OF declaring their option OF remain.
ing French citizens in preference to becoming Ger.
man subjects In accordance with the treaty
or the 10Th or May and 11th OF Decem-
Der, 1871. The procession was formed at
Irving Hall at nine O'Clock in the morning,
which Was followed by that company, numbering
about forty men In Uniform, under command or
az t Ls Sow s % by the
williamsbure Jersey city, Westminster county and
solid column. French and American ban.
",gor were sSrs0ae borne IN the the
passed through Broadway without interruption,
and at some points the French tricolor was dis
played AZ thc Astor House the procession was
viewed by the Apache chiefs.
AS the column neared Bowling Green the band
struck up the Marseialse. The Gardes Lafayette
the rest OF the procession formed In line opposite
the French Consulate, from which the tricoOr was
the steps of the Consulate and briefly addressed his
countrymen In the French language, congratulating
them on the patriotism exhibited.
M. DE la Forest, the Consul OF France briefly re-
sponded to the foregoing speech, whercupon the
committee entered the office OF the consul, NJ. DE
la Forest, and had their names Inscribed IN q
blank form, Of which the following Is transla-
toni
TREATY or THE loru AND iru OF prcruprn. 1871
On the - day Of - appeared personally before
me -, 10 me well known, who was born ut - the
day Of who, IN conformity 10 the articles of the
treaty OF tho loh day OF May and the additional agree
nent 18th Of December 1871 elects as his untion-
atty tho French REPUBLIC. lilo intends to remain
A. L. DE LA FOREST Consul General
After the ceremonies at the General Consulate
the procession moved up Broadway to the Casino.
IN Houston street, where, after partaking of q
lunch, the parties dispersed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-07-16
BRUTAL CONDUCT OF A POLICEMAN
He Clubs and shoots an Unonendin a
Citizen-Ccnsured by the Magistrate.

On Sunday afternoon Ofiicer Farrell, of the
Iwenty-nrst precinct arrested q woman named
Honorah Brady for being drunk and disorderly. On
bis way to the station house the woman became
refractory and the officer II is said used little
violence than was actually necessary. A large crowd
collected and jeercd and threw stones at Oncer
Farrell, who raped for assistance. onicer Hnc
came up, and as he did Officer Farrell let 90 his
hold OF his prisoner and turned upon the crowd,
which was stn following him. tho fret he met
was young man named Robert Palmer, who was
walking peaceably along between two young
women, friends OF his. The olilcer took hold Of
Palmer by the throat aud dubbed him twice
on the head Oficer Hine then nterfered and
caused him to desist, when he stepped out short
distance pulled out his revolver and deliberately
fred at Palmer, fracturing one or his fingers. It
was plainly evident that the 0iucer Vas 50 ox0tcd,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-07-16
BARRO0M BRAWLS.

An unknown man, about lfty years OF age, was
flung ont OF Kikenny's liquor saloon on the corner
OF Forty. fourth street and Third avenue.
yesterday afternoon and dangerously hurt.
by Charles Murphy, tho bartender OF the place.
The man was sent to the Eineteenth
precinct station house. and Murphy arrested.
An alteration took place yesterday afternoon
between Francis O. Scarvcy, thrty-nve years of
ty-1ve years of age, OF 400 Pearl street, during
which Doyle struck Scarvcy on the head with a noe
causing a dangerous wound. Scarvey was sent TO
the Park Hospital by Captain Kennedy, OF the sixth
precinct. and Doyle was arrested by oliccr Curly.
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The Election Board.

by q law passed last winter by the Legislature
the Mayor, Auditor and Comptroller were empow-
cred to appoint three persons to form an Election
Board for Brooklyn. Yesterday the appointments
were made In the Mayors Office, each OF tile ON
Gals selecting gentleman. The names OF the gen.
tlcmcn chosen are Hesson M. Wheeler, Franklin
Woodrnii ana Robert ID. Bcne1ict. Two are repub-
licanS and one democrat.
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BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

meeting Of the Board OF Aldermen was held
yesterday, President Cochrane In the chair, at
which the Mayors message was received and or.
dered to be printed in document form, but not In
the Corporation papers. The usual routine bust.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-07-16
THE INDIAN VISITORS,

The delegation ofArizona Indians who have been
in this city since Friday last left yesterday after
noon, some OF them going with Dr. Bendell by way
Of Albany, route to San Francisco; the rest going
with General Howard TO Chicago and thence to
Colorado and New Mexico. number OF persons
visited the chiefs at the Aston House yesterday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-07-16
BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN.

At the session Of this Board yesterday resolu-
ton to increase the salary Of the deputy clerk to
$4,000 was LAID over. The Mayors message was
read and ordered to be placed on the minutes. The
election for the vacancy In the Board caused by the
death Of Alderman Hartt was fixed for the third
Tuesday In August. The Board, after the transac-
ton OF routine business. adjourned ut about four
O'Clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-07-16
Fatal Fall from n Roof.

Coroner Jones held an inquest yesterday over the
body OF William LAWYER, who came to his death by
falling from the roof OF his residence, No. ca Co.
lumba street, at an early hour on Sunday morning
The deceased went up on the roof 10 sleep and fell
OH verdict Ia accordance was rendered.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-07-16
Contagious Diseases.

During the past week the following contagious
diseases were reported to Health Officer Cochran -
Smallpox, 49, cerebro.s spinal meningitis, 8; typhoid
fever, 3, and diphtheria, 1.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-07-16
BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.
Assaulting an Officer.

Bernard Doian and Patrick O'Rourke were ar
raigned before Justice Delmar yesterday on the
charge OF having assaulted policeman Doyle, Of the
Pearsall street station.
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Alleged Descrtion from a ship.
Before Commissioner Betts.
SUPERIOR cOuRT-speClAL Term.

Decisions.
BY Judge Freedman.
Smith vs. Olmstead.-Default taken.
Harris VS.. Observation-Disclosures granted.
wentworth, Jr., VS.. Kobbe ct al.-Same.
COlletOn vs. White.--Same.
Wright vs.. Higgins.--Order denying motion.
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T He COU r T S.
Interesting Proceedings in the New
York and Brooklyn Courts.

Alleged Violation Of the Internal Revenue Law
Desertion from ship-0utrage Upon Child
and Sentence Of the Accused-DusineA
of the General Sessions Decisions.
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COMMON PLEAs-SpEClAL TER
Decisions.

DcctS1Omss
Before Judge Larremore.
McCue vs. Birdsall.-Motion granted.
Kitchen va. McLewee.-Judgment granted.
In the matter of the final accounting Of Herman
DeWitt.-Motlon granted
BrittOn vs.. Ohase.-MOti0n granted unless plain
tif within ten days serve and Tile his complaint.
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sikesey, take de bust.r VINO is Creelcy'a ''sike.

''Sikesey, take dc butt" Who Is Creeley's 'Sike'
scy ~
the shreveport Ia, rsmes Greeley democrat)
confesses that the nomination Of Greeley at Cncin.
natl ut nrst astonished ana disconnected It, but on
rejection 1t became convinced that coalition OF
the liberals and democrats was absolutely neces-
sary to overthrow the present INFAMOUS admin
istration.n Hence IT goes for Greeley and advises
all good democrats to do the same.
The Philadelphia Press GRANT declares that ''of
all the democratic journals In Pennsylvania not one
remains to do reverence to its party"-thcy have
all been overwhelmed by the Greeley tidal wave.
The Cleveland P1afndealer (oldsalt democrat) is
delighted with the Cincinnati platform, asserting
that there Is scarcely plank in 1t (which would
not grace the sraightest democratic platform ever
built.n
The Memphis Aralanche makes Its profession Of
its new party faith as follows:-
We are no longer democrats, in the old party
sense, but liberals and belong to the national re-
form party OF the republic. IL he democratic party
has endorsed the liberal republican platform or
principles, and as political party has retired rom
the contest. There Is then, no democratic party
nor democratic ticket In the Presidential contest OF
1874
The Cincinnati Commercial (Greeley republican,,
commenting upon the above, says
1t would be polite for the Northern democratic
newspapers to look at 1t in this light. The party
has gone into bankruptcy and named liberal re-
use OF cherishing illusions as to plain business
And after all, the democratic has only anticipated
by lew months the mOurnful dece2se or the radi-
Cal party. The former has hung on painfully long
time after its mission was accomplished, and tho
latter win probably linger superuous on the stage
three four years. II the breath OF life Is not fairly
taken out Of # this fall by the election Of Greeley
The States in which the Irish vote Will exert a
strong influence are California Connecticut I'LL
nols, Indiana, Missouri, New Hampshire, New
Jersey, New York. Ohio and Pennsylvania. The
total estimated Irish vote OF these States S11 $780,
divided as follOws:-
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COURT cMsNeAAs-Ims oAs.

Der OF witnesses to prove abb the jury rendered
verdict Of not guilty.
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UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS COURT.
Alleged Violation OF the Internal Reve-
nue. Law.
fore Commissioner Shields.

nue. Law.
Before Commissioner Shields
Nathan Sonneberg. of 255 East Tenth street. was
brought before Commissioner Shields charged with
reusing cancelled revenue stamps. He was held In
$4,000 bail for examination.
Alleged DescrtiOn from ship.
Before Commissioner Betts.
Nicolo Andrews, an Italian, was charged with
desertion from the Austrian ship Rebecca. The &C.
cused was unable to speak English, and the Com
missioner knew nothing OF Italian. AS no one from
the ship was present TO bring the seaman to his
bearings with the Commissioner the latter held him
for examination.
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BROOKLYN COURTS.
SUPREME CouRr-spsclAL TERM.

Tho Anderson Poisoning Casc--NIotion
for tho Admission Of DR.. Irish and Mrs.
Anderson to Hail-The prlsOncrs'
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Richard McCruden was tired upon o chorre of
stealing watch from Frederick Miller on the Ista
OF june. The testimony OF the complainant was
not very reliable and as Mr.. Hummcl called nun
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-19

On Snd alter SUNDAY, June ., is79, trains will
:5O u. Niagara Falls Express daily Except sun.
day. te- Niagara balls and buffalo.
80 a. mail daily Except SundAys) for the West
II ~ p. m,-fAhT LINE daily (eGgspt buncAys) for
The West aud North 10 WiliLmspoft and
EHe.
10 w .. m: we'torg r ,press daily Tor tho West
s9b .. For tho West.
TRAINS FOR WESTERN MARYLAND ROAD At
biDa. IN. and ~ pm.
TRAINS FOR GETTYSBURG Al % a. m. and
TRAINS FOR HANOVER at SOD a, m. 70 - and
38J y,
TRAINS FOR CUMBERLAND VALLEY ROAD
Atb:9O A. m and 1880 p, m.
ACCOMMODATION TRAINB
FOR HARRISBURG daily (0Eoept hundhys)-8I
FOR PAiKfiON daily (sIcopt sundAJs)-TOO Gad
II IN ., m, aud B 30 y. m.
FOR COUkENbNILlE at II !OU D. IN.
TRAINS ARRtNE IN BALTIMORE.
FROM THE WEST AND kORfH-2.lb and 7 ~ q.
~ Fnd ~ AZ Ard Il ;599R9. 80,
COON YBNlLLE AOOOMMODA11OR ION
| ~ C0gkoysytlle.b ~ a. N.
| PARETOR ACCOMMODATIONS % a. M, 600 y,
| m. aEd 49, .. m,
| For Tickets 70 ali points North and Ws4t apply II
| Calvert Station, and Al No. North Calvert Street
| Baggage called Tor and checked at hotels and Ies
densei on orders lGtt a once h9, 2 North 9Alydr
street. mr., q, ALERtEiD 4. blskb, 9spoEAl sdr't
ED. b YOUNG NsEaEAl PaaaahEor AgSaI
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-19
THE MARK FITS.


-. VI. az. 1l.,.r,
WV ho.A sssoA A..
FuFnlthsd bV 'Letets JOhnsOn y Co, Bd, gAeIt
uorihtresf corner OF Tenth and D 81 Vcris
northtosSL
-. 49, = d. ,,,.. 49,. A.
My nOnht not. lb.l p. m,-Gnlleu 49, ua-
!ssh ougpohl llbA Unl'ed btatss eiia' ~ IN
ibl ", ., hAN,, ~ Ooupon W. v, G y, htSss
vogPon, ub'ai u hsbAft neyyf goi Ooutbopt
United .hhss brfiirTI Vnppen', On liin9' ro1no,g
hktea h2s, %, OQugbh, lpsti " - lVtg.
lT5ti Ie55etp Vni9n IosgLighS vs. as VANS
f.stto Sn, ,ntos. siH Aisi,sn Spress Ill :
~ ki,Pe ~ nv h9I Is MIDI UsntrsI
ii5i Iais sboss and Miehigsn southetn, all Untnn
NoTthssst prsis1Sed' "A Nav Jsrssy u sssSSL "a :
Rooi IslspI RsiiTosd itiigi MiiWaukeg snd 81.
wsbss6 and wsstssr. SiE, Delaware, LaaNspannA
and wsstsTn, NJ: Uhiesso and Alton, no yl.saEo
Iaoatss, III Dol, d6io and ind Oentrai, So Ibn-
nssses kta ! sIIsa aid I'd, Tonuss see state d1Hi,
new, ~ virSl5is htSts Sizes, old lSSi Central ~
oiHo Hands 1Si iJ5ion paaiBo ia bonds, al
Ciold filiF
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-19

DE DOFFRE-MIDDLETON, At 81 Alba =
Kew, J. n, Qhsw, nr. A. Dc LoIFRE, United statee
ErpI, and NoRA MIDDLETON, daughter Of Lemuel
, J. Middleton.
BHELToN- SANFORD On tho 18th instant, at
the Uhrisilau church, Vermont avenue, by Roy y.
EMMAF. HANFoRD, daughter OF the late Uhas. n.
Sanford, Of WestfnorelAnd county, Va, all Of wash
lnHton, u. o.
MENDRz-HERBERT On the 18th instant, 10
the rooms Of the Young Mems Christian Association,
~ the Rev. Geo. A. Hall. hANuEL A, hENDIz ana
MANY Karin HERBERT, both OF this city.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-19
Proposals


OFFICE or CuIEE QuARIEHNAsTER,l
DISTRICT % NAV hEGIUo.
Sealed proposals., IN trlplleate, with copy Of this
Advertisement attAohS VII be rseeyed ~ this thoo
for the delivery Of Corn. Barley. Oats and BIGn. as
specified bsoN. -
pATtment AdiatAnt GsBstAls Ofeo Ssriea. iii, d.
viii also bs received INIT, the time BY tho oHicer
named for delivery Of the supplies required thoroAt
FORT UNION DEPOT.
I,pO.00 Corn or Barley, 10 OJJ Oats, 500 bran.
FORT GARLAND, COL.
8O,UU Corn OF Barley 2j.OD OAts, lrO 0 Bran.
SANTA FE, n. NJ.
aD.Ooh Corn OF BARLEY, 900 OAts, 00j Bran.
PORT wINGATE, n NJ.
iIOIO Corn or Harley B,OJJ Oats y OU HTAn.
FORT TULKROSA, N N.
9u.G'O Corn or barley lODOO Oats, li,UO Bran.
FORT CRAIG, N N.
l75OOO Ooru or Barley, lJyOlO Oats, Is! " BTan.
FORT STANTON, N. NJ
41j, 90 Corn or Barley, 3J,OOO Oats, 9l,JCO Dram.
ToOO UOn d EqRR slie sE ygs55 S.9s zoo Bmp
FORT BAYARD, MN.
7OOD00 Corn or Barley, O0OO Oats, 2O,OOO Bran.
ders will make separate proposals for each.
The gTaln must be well cured sound, free from dirt.
cob, chat and all foreign subttAECUa aud OF rood,
msTchGntAbs quality In every respect put up 10 good
strong sacks, SontAinlns each % corn or barley,
not more than 81 less than 81 pounds aud Of bran
TO- ssa aeSd STm bds Sa S II
Of Eraln they propose to furnish BIDS will aai he
SACKS to DO furnished bJ the QUA tgInSstsI dsst.
meut.
al required By the United stated tho rs dsy Of De.
osmbsr Is7 and To DO o3mpltted In four months one
fourth OF the entire quantity contracted Tor To BE- de-
Dsliysg q the bran p be commenced on OF before
February 1919, asd to be completed In four months
one fourth monthly.
piles less than tho amount ulr0d Al tho pos
named WI Pc entertalnGd. ,,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-19

I IUVTNNMENT bAIF,
OFFICE or TIE nIPOT QUARTERMAsTEnI
DAN AETORlD, II AAB, August ~, le72 I
The undSIslEn0d will sell by public auction, com
monClug 81 10 o m, October ~, ls79, At the Army
Building, Main flaEA, Ban Antonio, TeIAs-
b,Up1 Army Blankets, wool.
sBi Blankets aud poneh0s, rubber.
l7H HToEt Goats.
lUO TTnWseTu.
~ OAyAlTy JAekotA
Also, lot oil condemned quArtermhsteTs' stores,
camp equipaEe, 40.
A complete lis OF the articles will DO furnished
uPon application 10 this once.
TsWa-OAah In Government funds. The property
must DO paid Tor aud removed on the day Of sale
BENJAMIN o. OARE
seal OuATteTmhSts
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-19

pHIrosALN , OR QUITTING THE BuksA WIS:
TME NEW GOVERNMENT BUILDING AT


OHiCAgO, Oct ", lbi2. J
Sealed proposals will be received at this oos until
y M Of the 18Th day Of October, lsll for the cutting
required TO be done the BuenA Vista trsestons 10
be used In the basement story sill and Intel
Ohlcagc, III.
Tho stone stock vi be delivered 10 the contractor
for uuttrE Al any polnt within twelve blocks 81
IWelh street aud the Illinois nentTal Railroad free
o. ohAfEs, the contractor to deliver II the site Of
the building, cut and ready Tor sst,ibE, free from all
flaws Of soy and ever kidd, promptly and required
by the superintendent 20 that the progress Of the
work will not be interrupted.
The cuttBE TO be done hCootdinE 10 the Hpecifioa
ton, drawings and SAMPLE 70 be seen at this once
Payments will be mhds meuthly, deductlng ten per
cent, until the completion Of the contract.
All proposals. must be made on the printed form 10
be obtained at this once, and must b. ACcompsni MED
by penal bond In the sum Of ten thousand dollar,
SlOOl that the bidder will accept and perform the
contract II awarded him.
The sulolsuoy Of the surety 70 be certified by The
Uulted States Judge, OlsFk Of the United States
Court o. the District Attorney Of the district where
the bidder resides.
The right 70 reject any or ell bids IL reserved.
Proposals must be inolosed In reAled envelope 10.
d1rsod Proposals for ktone OuttiuE Of RasemSnt
story Nsy Government BuIdlnE, Uhicago, III !" and
addretssd TO j. U. RANKIN,
octA5 RuDefintendsnt =
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-19
JAY COOKE & CO..

General Agents for the District OF Columbia
virginia, North Carolina, and South Car
OllnRI
FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
NATIONAL BANK REBUBLlO,
LEWIS JOHNSON A CO.,
FAINT, WASHINGTON 90,
MIDDLETON A co.
WASHINGTON CITY SAVINGS BANK,
FREEDMKN'B SAVINGS AND TRUST COY.
THE SECOND NATIONAL BANK,
y street, between Sixth and Seventh streets.
COLLECTIONS MADE AND EXCHANGE FUR
NIsnED ON ALL POINTS,
d. l.. EATON,
selIu OAihler.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-19
Medical
ON MARRIAGE.

~ 4Nh 4AlblNI hNlLs
~ hA sToe,s i FE9L ,it lpR YguEG MEH FEOm
hood restored. lmpehIn,suts tn Msrrises removed
Iensdles Boats and uIfoular, -r1t les, ia sssiSd
Address HOWARD AssOmArru, H., y so,.r,
Ninth street PhIGdcipnit Pa sSri ir1
DE. IOnNsr"r,
BALTlnURR LOuB HOuITIat
Omos : SsHth PrsdeTtoE urtr,
From his s1tsnsiss praotiOs Ia tnu sro.t gosvl,n,
E9rODS 81 t5s Az, T. ,3ls !a.t, ~ \
Z: 'Psia iSs fSsigH SsRsa 70 10
A CURE WARRANTED IN twU DAYS
WEAKNESS Of the Bsgl OF Jbnbs Eiii1 nt-s \ fastts
r. Ihs hid39sIs OF bi,ddS .nyglualaII gsl5a,Es'
o. ne Heart, T.nidiiJ, Trsmong, ppppss q slz'l
stio, Affections o lho Ji-sf. LhuG, siyn,sS o.
.s asbs ., 'SgST dsSsti "a ng S3
MOT. fatal 70 tbsir voI5s tbso he SIS y %y'o6S l.
The hGrnsrs d uiyssns, bEhtns ih1r .,s5 r-fl'tr
possible,
gho hsye iniutsi tbsWselyel ~ - ysrstu asac.tt.
dalgcd 10 Whon Alone habit n sduautiy iezIafs
Sshtg ~ sIsS ss ~ i ,sSsp s .Ss s3 %, 81
EarTiAge aYoi,,nls, sna DESTROYS both MIND AMI
Whst gltI tssi IgggE mao, ths p5ps u pis sy1t
9SS Tt% 2, dsyis7s from " gts1 O. aa'7fs,1i
sii,sa Persons, o. Ycunt hsi ogntsp'pl s,ius MAJ
aGf 2i Ynsslo1i yoahnc-- tls, q ~
~. OrshHls ,Hs.hnss. Neyous Debility
fg-Ro lsttsFs rsosiys1 1nIs.s t,,st,'ia 80 ,,,,.
lnE stamp 70 be ussd on the TsylJ PstSaHs -TitiG,
,hould state ass, And send portion Of sdvsTtissdsu
IaDoEsFnENT ~ TaE PREss.
the mAnJ thousands cured A. ths spt pttip
2ps,..lons psr,OIpsd ~ n Johnston. ritussSsd -
notice; % which Appeared again and ErSn bstSp ~.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-19
DRoPosAIS FOR THE REPAIR or THE
POINT HARBOR, NKW YORK,

QUAnrERMABrEhH OHfICE, u. 4. ARMY
OoRNER 0REkHR AND lloUsTOH SIS,
Nav YoRK CITY, Sept II, ls71. y
Sealed proposals, In duploAte, With a copy Of this
advertisement AttAohsd are invited and will be re,
osyed at this once untu ~ m, October a. lsf2 for
the repair Of the QuartsrmAsteT's Dock At WulotpG
Point, New York hATbOr.
Plans and specifications may DO seen At this otfao.
Payment on completion OF work, which must be
within thirty COZ days after gGeCutlou OF oontruUt
Contract must DO entered into with bond, with two
az suTotes In one quarter the amount Of the contract
within seven az days after the acceptance Of tho pro-
pOsAl, and a guaranty TO that effect accompany each
proposal. X N. BATCHELDEH,
coll. Major aud QuArteTmABtaf u. \. Army.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-19

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
iMPRovEMENr OF THE oUAoHITA RIVER.
REGREER OFFIuF, URITID STATES ARMYj
ll9l Pine sTRELT, hT. LOUIS, Mo-,
August ~, lisa
Sealed Proposals, In duplicate, will be received at
this once until v oolork, m, November II, sl2 for
the delivery OF about 3lOO0 thiTty lhouaAnd) linear
feet Of square timber principally l9Il2, aud about
ODOO two hundred and twenty thouAAndD feet board
measure, OF two and three.lnoh plank, At or near
each Of the following named points the OuachitA
ROCK ROW,
jacks ISLAND, AND
BUFFALO SHOALS.
Specifications and all necessary Information will DO
furnished By this once upon application.
Proposals must be made upon blank forms TO be oh.
LAinsd At this once others will DO considered
Tho riEht is reserved 10 rsisst any o. ~ bids;
se8l It. Col, Corps OF EbEineeTs, u. 4. A.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-19

WASHINGTON AND ONO RAILRDAD.-
" bpnng Schedule beginning A Fii , is53 II.
ifAus daily lotcspt sundaSsl between n, a,
Hamilton, Leave Alexandria ats as a. M and 4 10 =
~. pass l1oabufE " ~ a and ~ D. m, and A..
FNeL llAmuton At II a. m. and $3.50 D, ~, Iasvs
liAmilon At ~ = M and u 80 D. M pass fassb1rE
b3l a. m, Aud % y. m.
Iho Z $50 4 m. train from AiaTandfiaA. I'm -
train from Hamilton connsct A u.,,tttar ~, ~
kam9s daily line Of coaches fs- Puroei,iiis' snisi
eravtlle, Usrryyilie and wiBghssisT 49, In
Reaner's line 81 Gpacuss s0igh ssVe f..sl,,y, M.
for Aide and MIDI chung -"
Al goods, pr Steamer, RallroAd or EIpres. in
care OF II. n, nANENkR, freight Ard Ttsisi As,,ni
q AleIAudria vii 10 forwarded a. Tar ~ WsmiltoS
Hgo Of ChafKo, olngr thAu OpT regular tariff Faiss
Uammutatoh urkeis, three cents per mile
hhhuAl ucketH, So n. n. HANFNFR
mlltu NeneTAl Ticket Aren't