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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-18

EnlroR NATIoNAL REPUBLICAH: The citizens
Of East Washington are 10 a quandary TO know
II they have Board Of Health, and II 90, what
are their duties.
The cutters along Eighth street east, from
navy yard gate 10 Pennsylyania avenue, are In
an awful condition, and the large pools Of stag.
nant water, which have been there for tho past
month, cause . fearful stencil, and are oalou.
lated 10 breed disease.
The smallpox wagon Of the Board Of Health
passes throuS h the streets 10 this section Of the
city at all hours Of the day, and In many In.
stances will stop at some pump 10 water their
horses, while they have patients inside the
wagon 10 be taken 10 tho smallpox hOspital.) IL
thisriSht 10 this trying to suppress the Increase
Of this lOAthsomo diseased
Tho water from tho pump At the corner Of
Tenth and South Carolina avenue u not NJ TO
drink for either man or boaaT, aud the foul odOT
which arises IRON this water IL Of itself sufelent
10 brood disease.
what Is the color Of the dag designating
smallpox, As there are nvo oases Of smallpox
within quarter Of mile Of each other, and
each one has . different eolored nAgl Some are
rod, some oranr but nOno yellow. The rcd one
miEht ,. ." ,dy mlstAken for an auetioneer's
naE, q .fsons go To the house, thinking an
auetio-. = In progress, and receive a. attack
Of smallpox, while the smallpox wagon travels
through the streets without any nag at all.
MrNUgTO MOuI.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-18
LOCAL AFFAIRS

NurIUE- ~ NRw NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
THn quarterly meeting Of the women's Asso.
citation VIII be held this evening.
A THREEsToRY BRICK HousE for rent.
=. A. LuIz, "a 4 BRo. have harness 10 great
variety At very low prlces.
qREEE q WILLIAMS, auctIoncots, will sell, on
Thursday, July n, at 10 o'clock, =. M, tho
stock, fixtures and good will Of n nTst-olass res.
taurant and dining saloon.
THE Southern Republican Association viii
meet this evening.
tbs Executive Committee on Memorial Day
will meet Saturday evening.
TBn Republican Club Of the Nlnetoenth dis.
trlot will meet tonight.
JouRNEYMEN BRIcKL AYERs UNIcN No. l
will meet tomorrow evening.
THE sale by u. n. Warner, auctioneer, Of val.
uahlo Improved and unimprnvet property Il
postponed until Tuesday, July 2, at $50 o'clock,
n. IN
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-18
CAREER OF A FAST wOMAS.
A Boston Rival 10 Hiss Hansneld-A Fond Hu'
hand md 4 Bad MIfe.

y huNN0h hiNAi 70 ANaA AAhAutlN-A NuuN nus
band and Bad wife.
tOorresooudence Of the Chicago JournaLl
Boston has q rival to Miss Mansfield, Of
Fisk-Stokcs fame, In the person OF the woman
who, not great while ago, clOpod with a
young actor across the water. Reference TO
the woman In question has bceu suggested
by the appearance Of name recently pub
lished In the list Of bankruptcies, being no
more nor less than thohusband Of the woman.
The man Is old now, and years ago he was In
affluent circumstances, but he became
STRUCK" with one OF the coryphees at one Of
our fashionable theatres. She was a young
girl, aud was one Of those who, while acting
her part on the stage In spectacular play,
hung her slight garments at half-mast out OF
respect to her departed modesty. Her figure
was faultless one, aud her face was as
handsome as face could be. The now bank
rQpt. penriIss. man. from among lonS Hst
oil admirers, both young and old, captured
and married this poor but beautiful coTyphee
and syren, his purse being the longest
But May and December did not feel happy
long In each others company. May was
fond OF young company, especially for men
OF the theatrical profession, and this fond
ness ripened Into open warfare In the house
OF December. The visits Of certain (now
dcceased) young actor were forbidden, but
as love laughs at lOcksmlths and hOary-
headed men with charming wives, tho young
WlChSu WOHlhn utpaTtcu lOF England, anu
was married to the enthusiastic son OF Thcs-
plan. But she soon got tired Of him, and
returned IN her rlghtiul husband at the Hub.
He opened wide his arm', and for several
months things run along Us smoothly as
though nothing had happened, But now
comes tho 'Old, old story" She put on q
multitude Of airs, aud hOurishod with all the
Importance Of a petroleum millionaire. She
rolled around town In her own carriage,
aud spent her husbands money with q
lavish hand. When the last dollar was used
up, true 10 tho instincts Of the syren, aud
possessed Of all the charms Of a woman
blessed Cor cursed) with tue most attractive
type Of sensuous beaDty, she assumed { he
role OF q Sldgle wonian and pracliccd her
captivating arts upon the unwary OF the
town, who lowered around her like bees
around a honeysuckle. In fact she succeeded
In producing sensation among the impress
siblo men, aud played the ilirt and coqnettc
10 perfection. But Us there Is an end 10 all
things, so was there au end 10 the unprin-
eiplod Conduct OF this Cleopatra queen, SO
far rs her husband was concerned. The man
che had married In England, learning with
shame the trap Into which he had been
caught, dlod 4 suicide. but the wicked
woman" still lives W ply her vocation, the
bankruptcy of her December husband serving
Is o monument Of his folly, while that which
stands over the grave OF the suicide may
serve to point moral OF adorn q tale.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-18

Strike nj the Now York Concrete We, ks.
Yesterday morning, At On carly hour, tho con.
crete works Of Mossrs. y. y Evans o., on
seventeenth street, between L and n, vas tho
passing over and agltating tho whole country.
number Of the employees assembled at the
above works at the usual morning hour, but dc.
clned TO commence work unless tho hours OF
labor were reduced TO eight hours and their
wages Increased to " per day. The demands Of
the strikers were not acccded To by TIE proprie-
tors Of the works, and a majority Of the men ac-
cepted the situation and went TO work About
forty said they would walt until noon for q
definite answer, aud remained around the works,
II was thought to Influence those at work, and
also to hear from men who we're attempting 10
make the strike general throughout the city.
med bessb5 PahTAs Ssh aS S5 az vas quick.
ly settled. Tho work continued In the aIlor.
and eTySy1hng Ess' NJ. OF quietly The
Company and four hundred nds are employed
during the day and about eighty at night BE.
fore work commenced three hundred OF the ON.
superintendent, Mr.. Ballard, and told him they
did not Intend To 70 TO work unless the wages
asked for were given. The suporinto ndent In
formed them that the work was being done by
been paid, and that Il would DO impossible 70
make the increase at this time. Many Of the
men then departed, but others seated them.
selves on the curb stone 70 talk the matter over,
u was intended 10 make tho strike general on
all tho work throughout the city. II was no.
ticcd That but TOW men during yesterday were
at work on tho streets, but this was owing en-,
tlrely 10 their condition from tho heavy rain
storm. IL Is more than probable that they will
resume labor to-day. - ~.
The concrete works were visited by Major
Richardf, who made every arrangement for the
preservation Of the peace should there be any
likelihood VI a disturbance occurring, which Il
not at all probable now
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-18
GRRBLsY ANp BROWN.



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A meeting Of the Greeley and Brown Central
Club was held last night Al the Boar,l Of Trade
rooms. Wy
In the absence Of the president J. ID. Dsfrses,
Capt. james Goddard, II 0SorEetown, occupied
the chair and Walter Hawkes. secretary,
The attendance was very moderate and
among the number were several colorcd men.
iIatlon, reported that Il was the desire OF that
committes TO resoind the appointment Of W. q.
mestInFs Of mo club nor those ol Inc eSeoutiye
committee; also, that Dorsey Olagett be made
treasurer In tho place Of Moore, also, recon.
mendlng Chas. q. Goddard as Vice president Of
the club.
Mr. Daniels said the executive COMMITTEES
had appointed a sub-committee TO 20 TO BAltl.
Tor the club during the Convention. Ho aid
good quarters could be obtained opposite Ford's
theatre.
uubert NJ. Toll was appointed vice president
from the Seventh district, and John W. Green,
lion Of The Gun mittee on orsSniI SIion, The ereca
tive committee was empowered TO procure 40
oommodations In baltimore for the club during
the Democratic convention.
Upon motion, "blEn was suspended nye min
utes TO allow persons al opportunity Of signing
the roll Of the club. About ss signed the roll.
UhaiIos Stewart, Nelson Hay, Thomas II. g
Hinton, and others, all oolured, 70 act as can
yassoTs In Maryland, Virginia, Alabama, Ken
lucky, North and south CarolinA, Tennessee
and Mississippi, and saying that they could 50
cure at least one third u the colored vote II
those states for Greeley aud Brown.
| motion 10 refer the proposition to the CON.
| Inilteo on resolutions was discussed at length
| and finally referred 10 the executive committee
X q; Daniels offered resolution that CON
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-18

DR.. Bsrkley we'll known here, who has been
on trial during the past few weeks 10 St Louis,
for alleged lnprOpfletles with a child eleven
years old, has BEEN unanimously acquitted, AZ
ter the court pronounced verdict OF not guilty
the friends OF the Doctor crowded around and
congratulate him on his nnai AoquittAl. Hands
were shaken, and there seemed 10 DO universal
rejoicing At the result, Tho Judge likewise took
him BY the hand, and 10 other ways expressed
the Efatiheatiou hs felt IN sending him forth
aEnin into the world the came pure, ConndlnE,
honest Old man his friends believe hun to DO.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-18

uuHyuL FACTS WORTH EuowiHa.
THURsroE's Ivory Pearl Tooth Powder 10 the
best Dentrince In use. II keepsthe Teeth clean
and white, and the gums sound and healthy.
Price IS and 80 cents.
JouvHN's Inodorous Kid Glove Cleaner IL far
superior 10 anything known. Price - oenta
THoMPsoH's Pomade Optime is exquisite. II
softens, beautlnos, and strengthens the hair.
Prioa rs and 90 cents.
A for aala nv IlruRnfnla.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-18
DRoPOSAIS FOR FURNIsHINH RATIOSs
E 9sIK.Fo h sT pITRir IN TIKI FOURTH
LIaHr.IIouaE IHHrECroRN OFTIdE,l
20. De SoUrH SIXTH sThlGr,

PHILLDELPIuA, MAv y, ts7a
Sealed proposals will be received ~ this ONCE until
IL O'Clock N, on FRIDAY, the = LIST day Of JuBe,
Y79, for Furnishing and delivering any HAtlons and
Fuel that may be called Tor By the Inspector lnr tho
nghtyosssla aud ock.light stations 10 the Fourth
Lighthouse Ditrot, for ysss from tbs lit dag Of
July, lsll, to the SDth June, tsf1 laelusiSe. Ths
delivered Alouslds 81 the light house tender other
vessel provided Tor tho purpose at Uhrlsaua Depot,
suhuiont packages barrels boHea and eases, and In
good order to- tbs uumbas q persoas which will bs
quarter. free Of all expense TO the United States,
asraeAbJ 70 speoihcatlnns and tables NAKED a Apd
D, Attac6od thereto, shioh will foem q part Of the
contrast ooplss Of which msy be had ~ AopyiaE al
this ofioe,
All bids must be scaled and ludOtsod "PtcposAs for
ns'i-=. sd E--i f.- Iis=t -ess-i-,s Ae and then
placed In Anothsr enveopr, and left or diTaiad Ia
this once, prepaid, " scot by NATL
ny order Of the iEht-Honso Boa,d.
L., WI MAooMB,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-18

This association met last evening, Mr.. A. A.
Shissler, president, In the chair.
A letter from the committee OF arrangements
on the Grant and Wilson ratification meeting,
asking the cooperation Of tho association was
road, and delegates TO represent the asSOcia.
ton In the primary Arrangements were elected
with view 10 full representation OF the Ass0-
citation at the meeting.
Resolutions were adopted indOrtlng the nOml.
nees and platform Of the Philadelphia conven.
tlon, aud pledglng the members collectively
and Individually 70 their support.
Resolutions were also adopted plodging the
association 10 the hearty support Of the state
nominees, and expressing an nnsWoTying belief
In the honesty aud capacity OF Gen. HaTtrAnft,
candidate for Governor that he will, notWith.
standing the most bitter partisan assaults,
emerge from the contest tTiumphantly as puIO
and brilliant as he 10 brave,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-18
PROPOSALS FOR TRANSPORTATION

eTYIcE OHIEE q. NJ, DErARrnENr PLArrEl
OMAHA, HEB, MAy a. ls72. 4
Sealed bids, Ia dnploAte, with aA1lafactory
mat bonds win be Eiysn on award o. contract vii
DO received At this once unut II O'clock, on MON.
DAY. Juns 81 Ia for the transportation o. one mil
lon poands, nose Or sss, Of army supplies from ths
terminus Of the Utah southern RAroad 10 suoh mill.
arJ station, a. may be established near Beaver IT,
Utah, until June 81, lsIa
hid, VIII Alsp be rsosissd up to the sane dsy and
bour by CAPITALS X. ID. BAksf, A. q NJ, 1t Ogden,
Utah, 10 DO forwarded 10 NE OLisi Quarter AstsH
dsra No 81, War DepAFtm.nL
rhn Hshl 70 rrj o. any ali the bid, Ia reserved
ohea, ALEX. j, PkkRY,
my4- Chief QuATtatmaktar.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-18

The Ohio Republican Association met last
night at MaTlnrs hall, and transacted business
relative 10 the coming campaign, and devised
means BY which funds pan DO raised ioT that puT
pose,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-18

M, at their auction rooms corner Of Tenth aud
ID streets, three pianos, three organs, handsome
paIlor suite, and one marble-tOp side board.
M, lot No. AZ In square ~.
b. II. Warner will sell, at 0 o'clock p. M, 10
front OF tho premises, lot 7 In square 2s2, with
improvements thereon, situated on MAssaohu,
,setls avenue, between Twelfth and Thirteenth
streets northwest.
u, IL Warner will sell, at $50 o'clock, D. m.
parts or lots and ~ IN square 900, on First
street east, between u and O streets south.
LltlmeT 4 Cloary will sell, at $50 o'clock, n,
NJ, tho western ~ feet Of lot No. IL, In square
No. 10, with tho improvements thereon, situated
on n street north, between TWenty-hrst aud
TWENTY. second streets west. T. TT ~ UT. ~
Green \ Williams will sell, at go o'clock, p
m, lot No. 8, 10 Wright Cox's subdivision 81
part Of Pleasant plains.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-18

RKcKEF ADDITIONS Of attractive styles aud
qualities VI Line n U0liars, Linen handkerohleis,
Linen and Jean Drawers, perfectly hitting Shirts,
AL Linen Outs, LINEN Bosoms and Shama,
Halt HOAe, 80.
Gao Price Only, uEO. q, HEHEISa,
No, 40 seventh street nOTthHeGt
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-18

Tue work Of harvesting the grain crop In Ual-
Hernia commenced at the beginniug OF The pres.
emit month, and the accounts 30 Gar IoceiYed are
largely IN excess VI the oropa Of tho last two
years, aud will afford large surplus tor expor'
tatiop alter supplying the home markets
Should tho pteaent quotations. Tor hreAdstuna
continue It ID expected that the Stato will realize
At least slo, 900, 900 for its surplus products.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-18

10 10 singular thing, by the way, that TO
sec genuine curioallies Of old.faahioned cos
tunes there u no place 80 good 10 the House
Of Ldrds or perhaps Vie House Of Commons
There arc plenty Of old mon 10 either House
who seem TO have permanently adopted some
fayoritc fashion Of their youth. and chung 10
Il fondly aud faithfully through all time and
change as more Eomantlc souls cling to the
meInoryo Of lost love. Stand any day about
halt past four O'Clock at the rear entrance OF
Westminster hall aud note some Of the cos
tunes that pass you. The younger mon Of
course, aud many OF tho oldsters, are made
up 10 tho hour BY Poole, the fashionable
tailor, who cutA tho clothes and sometimes
backs the bills OF the arlstocracy. But never
mind those commonplace correct ones. Look
at that shopping peer, the collar Of whose
coat comes up behind so far as almost 70
touch the curly brim Of his high.crowned hat.
| The coat has fur collar II 10 long In the
waist and long In the skiTts, plumped out in
front like the breast OF pigeon or panto-
mime princo- 1 suppose that coat was In
here. f
See hero tall old cOmmonor 10 blue coat
with gilt buttons, buff walstcoat and tight,
/ grey trousers. Look at another, who wears
| white "ducks,' rs they used 10 be called In
the days Of our fathers, tightly strapped down
over his boots-that man, | suppose, began
10 dress after the fashion OF the Duke Of Wei
II
then. Talk OF the costume Of Greeley. Why,
our brave and dear friend would be glass oi
fashion and mould OF form when compared
with some OF those legislative eccentricltles.
| As q matter OF fact hardly any OF our lead
| ing statesmen eyer dreas we'll GlAdstone'i
| clothes seem 10 be thrown on with pitch.
fork, Us the old phrase was. Disraell look
/ like an ancient picture OF bright dandy
from a book OF mouldy fashions. Bright
dresses like a plain country manufacturer
The Marquis Of Salisbury Is as shabby-look
ing "a an old clothes man. Earl Granville
and the Duke Of Argyle alone seem 10 care
much about maintaining the sartorial dignity
OF British statesmanshlp. Justia MoOdrthy
| THE ANSoIkNoEs or TRAvELINB.- THE
New York Times, in commenting ON the dis
position Of many ael1sh persons on railway
trains 10 occupy all the seats they can, say
that selhshness Is too mild a term for thli
practice, which, In q multitude OF cases
amounts 10 downright dishonesty, Til,
Times says that for man aud his wife, wheT
other passengers are going from car 10 cal
looking for Accommodations, W turn the
back OF a scat and put couple OF yallses II
such = position as 70 give the Idea that they
belong % persons who have taken the places
and will DO back In a few minutes, Is, with
out any figure Of speech, fraud, OF Whlcl
respectable people ought TO DO ashamed. II
Is suggested that railroad companies should
appoint special officer 70 auperlntend the
seating Of passengers ~ The starting OF eael
tram,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-18

A CURIOUS case Of restitution occurred recent
~ Ia Massachusetts,, A man, two years ago
drew some money from \ bank and was oYorpRid
800. As banks mover Tecuy mItakos,H he
kept the money Recently he beeAmo n Uhris.
tlan, aud has Just paid IL back giNlng y mort
gage on his house 70 do 90, lilo llftOg tho mort.
gage from hlS oonsclonee, however.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-18

LAKE TnAyEnhn INCARNATION,

hissEIoE hiou1 lrDIAn tonhcrl
MAI p, is1s.
~ sslsd proR9sss, ~ dapiiea'e VII Se dus ~,
be required;
qRoCERIEs AND PROVISIONS
s1p.rnno eoa' 70 saeas .nd o.sr... msfI pe o.,
el.s eoe.. sse.p, ~ sp..n md black lee, To-
dried spplss, yrao, yisssar hams, shoulders, maol
sse, ooonsn, ossos pypped, s,oSnS, "
p-p'''' P'pp m.R E1T TooI h' Az
1ssd . s,Iss a aIi sS sss and
ehissis, dinsr Sad training. sssoftsd sIssi esbis
,Sr i % si SssS.r: s' a.. sSS a.
isi sorSSi, sssd ssss. eosssut ss-s fsles sad com
,.s .slS h.iy.s lna lsII, ,sss e ,9oos,
planes, plov plsas., sooL stoves, oas'Eisi,I 9sE
S,'i ,asI.s s' se,. s.SIs Sg, =. 9ss.
butcher knises.
p. IRoS, STEEL AND NAILS, -
psII ri bop,s =. ,pas her.s ,sos, 10 ssls .,s
ioI Plow.hars', Ags;,s.n and 9st%,n s.st steel,
s Saf9 9ss is III S''A'' e'n'h HAi "a'
kGRiouLTukAL IMIiNMkNfs
s,ssslOs R.shins sSo'.s pos;s! sTs-h@s giSs.;
shovel pioss. ssoysl, spsdss, soyih,s sad .naih.s,
SssSs, siis so@s ssd SS.%
$50, wooPEn WARE
ures Nnd.sF ehalIs, ose. ehsir., satsr psils sal
shooP we'll bustS'a' Hour stoves a'nO ~iAh boards
TJNwARF
Pals. cum. w..b..iS,' sossspOt. te.po,.. p.us,
Sippsr., esu.' va aasi,si ~saSr po.s, sAiIoos
''''''' CROOK SRooKERyWARF
suIarbosls cream pl.ohsr., y al on pitossTs, pa.
s once LAMP. III Ell,
aass: lamp sisss. '''''' '-' '-''' ''''
RpIIntNo MATERNAL.
nT,, common p.as boards; second, sissL Plss
SS w,naou 49,, Einuo. Eiass Ahh snias,ss'
Eoln.. s.ndDsPsi 'hsaihns paper. sdiHs. LAT Iadai
H0's nRy uoons Ann morutNa
2. eAptS, Ehits. blns and ' "a, asd
III ~ asInn rbsh ~, ~ 1870 ~ ~ n,
re- sOshsep aaaas unioa gre, a.ass, issa crab,
nsnS.i N ,soa s,,tiiist asnnt ,,shi,s, ass.I
ss1r,s ~ ~. n"e ahi n,.. oas
yarn, bssmSn bed spieads, vsmsa Ssd shiidTsn's
hose, Lslt.lasi se.laE ard dsrnlRG esodl.A blAsk
de-, eq,ioos! rSuad, Zoe, dJss. and Poets, combs.
s9oisa sests, asassl s1ifiS @sas ~, sais, meas
Y. y. black salts, mems E'sy aud black oNa'ooAh'
'''''''' suns HATS AND oAPs
hen'. wool saIoa and blAsk hSta b1ys' sAIsn hats.
SHOES AND MiTrEss.
Isp beS, P'Sr sn2s "a nan sl. sas
shoss' sbiidrsns d b s..sslsd ,hass
-, BOOKS AND sTGTIoEERY. ,...
I'D sua snsslogss. af.. nd sseSsa f;.ds,.' Nc.
hodsEs' sI;sl Pss.' .htas aald, ;isls Psasil; lead
PAINTS. OILS. AND MEDIoINEs.
n s:s Ss,I.S ;S:s Wy; " S:s s.::d
be- whIto issd sroand "a olIt yarui,h No coach
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-18

THE Fort Wayne SsttiRel makes the following
cheerful announcement; "a oohhn room has been
established on Wayne street, In the roar OF the
SeHiiHSi building. Any one feeling like attack.
ing the editor Will save his relatives trouble by
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-18
CITY ITEMS.

BOYS ANb CHLDRES's UborHro.-A un.
usually large and oomplste assortment, all
styles, kinds, shades, and colors Of goods Every
variety Of cut and make, for all ages, at lowest
possible rates, At
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-18
PROPOSALS FOR GOAL

NAVY PAYAAsrEH's OTTicE,l
WAaHINarOh ID. ", June ~ tHTl I
Sealed pTpposala, to be ladorssd "Pfupcaals" will
be received ~ this once until u ~, the nj day Of
June ls7l for the below described oosl 70 be deliy
ofed, fp,e II eEpsnse, AZ the WAshlagon kavI Yard,
BOhAAu on YARDS AnD DOOKS
100 lone hundfed) tons Cumberland Coal average
=, - I.syenp.hys) toos Anthracite REH oOa', Oiio
Ths above Goal 10 he Of the beat qaAiliy Of IL kind
The contraction u 70 discharge " hiio cats provided
by the dovsrnment. aud the quAntY delivered ID 10
fs'd saalea 10 b dovetod inmedistsb.
Hlddura nual state In their bids tbs time within
which the Goal eAn b. delivered, Res ronslb,o ,
eqIig rsqiited for its pfompt add faithful delivery
Hank lpTms for bids 70 DO hI 4 At TIL, once.
The IEht V reserved 70 reject AnJ bid not oonsld
nRWlN BfEWAHr,
islS6t Pasmaltsr United States kavT,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-18
Dry Goods.

DuY GOODS REDUCEO.
An japanese SILKS strictly at cost.
pull line Of GRENADINES, from i2,a cents up.
: Elegant satia striped p. X, ~ eentA.
hnE'ish LONG UDofH, Is osats, worth o. cents.
Niotoria LAWNS. frtm u Coats up,
vsU large stock BID ,sPRRADs, at mach reduced
ratsa
Linen and Cotton LAWNS, cheap.
YArd.loas double DAMAsK TOWELS, - cents
DOMESTICs, At wholesale priessL
isla sIuBY a NAUDAiN.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-18

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Sealed prepoaAls ul DO TsoaIFed y thls once nth
p o'clock IN, on TliURsDAv The aoth day Of June,
ls70, for furnishing delivdfluG any Ration, add
fus that mag be called for b. the tnspestor Ter the
Tenders and Light isusss n the Eighth lgh House
the goth June, 49, ineunlVe. Tue fations DO ef
Eood Agd APPIoIsd quality q DO delivered Agps,lde
the puTppae, A. New 0ileans, LA. 10 aood snd sun
oant package barrels boxes and casa and In god
order Tor the number q pors0aa which will DO spsel-
ned 81 the inspector Tor each veessi, and a. zach
tinea a. may be required Tree Of all expense 70 the
United BtAtes aErosaby W tpeclhoAtious and tablta
marked And D, attached therstn, which will form
Applying al this once.
AL bids must b sealed sed lsderssd ,,Proposals
thon placed In another snyelope, Aud left At or a.
Tectsd TO this fnloa, prepaid, N sent b. mail
inl5 Ronr, HOW'D, IT,, LiEhLH0n Iaapaoior.