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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-06-21
The Wheat Field Of America
Reahhful Climate, Free Homes, Good Markets.

THE NORTHERN PACIFIC RAIL
ROAD offers for sale its Lands in Central and
Western Minnesota, embracing: L. The best
of Wheat Land, :. Excellent Timber for the Mill
the Farm and the Fire; 3. Rich Prairie Pastnrage
and Natural Meadow, watered by clear Lakes and
running strcams-in Healhful Climate, lrhere Fe-
rer and AgUe is unkno'rn.
Grain can he shipped hence by lake TO market as
cheaply rs from Eastern Iowa Central Illinois,
Cars now run through these Lands from Lake Su.
perior to Dakota Price of land close to track a. 90
to $500 per acre; further away - 80 to 400. Sew.
en- Years Credit; Warrantee Deeds; Northern
Pacific 7-3O Bonds, now selling at par, received
| for land at sll0 No other unoccupied Lands pre-
sent such advantages to settlers.
SOLDIERS under the New Law March, 1927
get 100 ares FREE, near the railroad, by one and
two years. residence.
TRANSPORTATION AT REDUCED
RATES furnished from all principal points East
to purchasers of Railroad Lands and to Settlers on
Government Homesteads. Purchasers, their wives
and children carried free over the Northern Pacif
c Road. Vow is the time for settlers and Colonies
to get Railroad Lands and Government Homestead
close to the track.
Send for Pamphlet containing full information,
map and copy of New Homestead Law. Address:
LAND DEPARTMENT, NORTHERN PACIFIC
RAILROAD, ST. PAUL, MINI,
OR lao BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
may29- tlyeod&weow
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

Lee 4 Shepard have issued the fourth
number Of their new publication entitled
"Half Hour Recreations in Popular Science
This number is devoted to Spectrum Analysis
Discoveries, showing its application in micro
| scopical research, and to discoveries Of the
heavenly bodies. Published monthly. Sin
gle copies S.2j; by the year $3.50.
The July number of the Atlantic Monthly
opens with the continuation of Septilnius Eel
ton. The other contents are The Song Of
Rorek; The New Wrinkle at Sweetbrier !;
Jefferson Reformer of Old Virginia; Youth
and Age; John Brown and his Friends
Counsel; A Comedy of Terrors How Long?
Diversions of the Echo Club; Why Semmes
of the Alabama was not Tried; The Poet at
the Breakfast Table; with articles on litera-
ture, art. music, science and politics. Pub
lished by j. r. Osgood 4 Co., Boston.
Lippncott's Magazine for July has the fol-
lowing contents Crumbs from the Rhineland ;
Travels in the Air; Mona Lisa's Picture; The
Strange Adventures of a Phaeton; Sunstroke ;
History Of the Fourth of July; Balacch
Brothers Days. The Private Art Collections
of Philadelphia; Virginia in Water Colors :;
Schumanns "Mondnacht;" My Sorrows
Crown Of Sorrow Conversations at Casa
Fonte; An Uncommon Chord: Monthly Cos
sip; and Literary notices.
Lee and Shepard have just issued couple
OF volumes that will find their way into many
homes and libraries md please many of our
youth. One is entitled Little Grandmother"
and is one Of a series Of six volumes The
other is entitled THE Whispering Pine" and
Is one Of series Of four volumes These
are both interesting stories. each with good
moral, and are suitable for the Sunday School.
Horace North has them for sale
Lee Shepard publish, "Waifs from the
Way'Bllls OF an Old Expressman," by +. w.
Tucker. This volume gives in its way some
history OF the orr gin and rise of the EXPRESS
business, describes some of the prominent
men who have been engaged in it, and has
sketches of scenes and incidents in the trans
action of Express affairs that are interesting.
instructive and humorous. Horace North has
il for sale.
The seventh number OF Lee & Shepard's
Library OF Modern Novels is issued. The
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title is Three Generations" and the author
is Sarah A. Emery. 1t is tale of early times
in this country. Its pages are graphic pic
lures Of the past, full of interest In paper
cover Sl.OO. Horace North has it.
Lee & Shepard hare published an imposing
Volume Of 700 pages containing the "Autobi-
ography Of Amos Kendall" The work is edi-
ted by his son-in-law, William Stickney. The
subject Of this biography was a remarkable
character. Born on n farm in Massachusetts,,
on which he labored during his youthful days,
Amos Kendall by the force Of his character
became q distinguished man, and took lead.
ing part in politics, inventions, and the con-
duct of government. His connection with
the administration Of General Jackson is veil
known. As Postmaster General he was a
model Of industry and abili y. He aided to
establish the Globe. He was bold and able
writer Of the old democratic school, and it
was said jackson when President was much
indebted to his pen in the state papers he is
sued. He was a resident of the southern
states at the breaking out of the rebellion, but
took a firm stand, old as he was. against Sc
cession. Perhaps none of our public men
have shown more distinctly the peculiar A
merican character than Mr.. Kendall. His
history not only gives his remarkable career,
but also much of the public history of the
times in which he lived. Horace North has
II Gov colo
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GENERAL NEWS.

Sunset Cox has nearly recovered his health
1t is reported that General Sckles is on his
way home. and will be elected president Of
the Erie Railroad.
The Pope has issued an important circular
as to the present condition of the Holy See.
Latest Chinese advices bring the announce
ment that the young Emperor will ascend the
throne few months after his marriage.
Colonel Pitcher is to succeed Col Lee in
the control of the Soldiers Home, near Wash
ington. Colonel Lee is about to visit Europe.
1t is rumored that the various trades unions
in New York are organizing for an imposing
parade in New York, on the 4th of July.
A party of tourists from Vienna arrived at
New York on Sunday, who will make a tour
through the States and return to Europe in
October.
1t is estimated that the striking organza
cations in New York city alone have realized
a money loss up to the present time, of non
receipt of their usual wages, OF over 81 +,
500, 900.
--..n of wealth died recently in
Pike county, Indiana, hut before doing sc
wiled all the proceeds of his property to the
widows, within a radius Of eight miles of his
earthly residence.
In all the Catholic churches Of New York,
on Monday, Mass was offered, or special
prayer was said, in honor of the twenty
sixth anniversary Of the ''creation of the
Pope"-Pius IX
Miss Lottie Ray, a colored graduate of the
Howard University law school, was last week
admitted to the bar of the Supreme Court of
the District of Columbia.
The only silver mines of California now
producing much are those of Cerro Gordo,
and their yield has lately been depressed by
the earthquake and fire damaging the re-
duction works.
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Pu; up in Large Boxes at SO cents each
nearly three times as large the box represented
aeove) Prepared by MISS G. SAWYER, and
put up b. L. NJ. ROBBINS, Wholesale
and Retail Druggist, Rockland, Me-
i''e cents, by L. VI. ROBBINS, Rockland, Ne
THIS VALUABLE SALVE Is SOLD BY
al. DEALERS IN MEDICINES
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characters, and endeavor to show that they
were as destitute of decency and virtue as
they were of good faith and sound opin-
ions. 1t unjust be pleasant for the gentle
men who now propose to make their SLAM
derer their champion, to read his former
high estimates ofthemselyes. One or the
other of them, we think, must swallow a
great deal of unpalatable stuff
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HAMPTON f.. HILL, Md,
Physician & Surgeon

ofticE WITH DIR. II. II. HILL, IA STATE ST,
once Hours from to and to 8 r. NJ Night
ice. nc,in ~, "
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French and American

French and American
CoNrECTIoNERx,
tsEoIesaIe and Retail.
Mandatory No. 100 Water Street
Augusta. and at the store former
ly occupied by A. Parsons, in
Gardiner.
Fancy 0na Vedding cake, Ice
Cream.l Jeffies,
Nuts, Fruits, <asC.
Parties supplied. A neat X es-
furant attached.
HENRY HART, Agent.
aprlt&wti
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NOTICE

hereby gwen to those called to purchase Burial
/ Cases, that complete asso, tment of Collins
and Caskets, Rose Walnut, Walnut, Pine and
other woods, all flrst-cass work. trimmed in any
style desired, at the shortest notice may be found
AT the ware rooms of CHAs. +. Town. Bridge ST.,
near Railroad crossing. Prices as low as the low
est
Augusta, Me. apTs0itf
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BUREErTs cOcOAlNe FOR IYf.HaIp.

Lyons Katharon for the Hair.
Arctusine Tor Canada Bears crease iorthe Hair
Calders Denlne (nice for the Teeth only 20 cts
Constitutional Catarrh Remedy cheap.
DIR. Sage's Catarrh Remedy.
Bishop Souls I.inimenl, a good one>.,
Kennedy's Medical Discovery only 81 Ii
Schenck's Seaweed Tonic, Lis
PulLionic Syrup, liz
Or. J. Walkers Vinegar Bittcrs, only N
Plantation Btters, vi
All the best kinds Of Bilters cheap.
Negetne or Natures Remedy cheap.
Ayers Sarsaparilla and Cherry Pectoral ~
Wistar'- Balsam Of Wild Cherry.
Peruvian Syrup Preparation OF from.
Bushs and Batcheder's tair Dyes cheap.
All the best kinds Gents Paper Collars cheap.i
Ladies' Lace and Linen Collars.
Ladies' Kid Gloves very cheap.
French Corsets, all whaebonc, only 20 CENTS
Hoop Skirts, 40, IS, 80, 55, 60,15
Wallets, 20, p, 81, so, 70, Loo each
Berage Veilngs, all coors.
Silk Tissues for Wells very cheap.
China Dolls, TO- Ii, -, 81, so, 75, $l.OO.
Rubber Dolls % cents, Rubber Rattles - cents,
Hamburg Edgings, SaNony Edgings.
Gents Neck Ties very cheap.
Ladies' Chignons and Switches.
Purchasers are respectfully requested to
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Use Renne'S Pain-IXillins
MAGIC OIL.
"H Works Like a Charm"

Every person will find it for their interest, as well
as for their comfort to Renne's Magic Oil for
Sore Throat Catarrh, Ear Ache, Neuralgia, Cold in
the Head, stoppags or STRUCTURE in the Nasal Mem
Of the joints, Sprans, Freezes, Burns, Collie, and
all similar complaints 1t does not lose its virtues
surest and cheapest cure for pain In
the market. Every family should keep il in
the hodse to In case OF ACCIDENT or sudden sick
ness. Call for il where you trade. Your merchant
keeps Cor SALE or will send for it at your request
Be sure and buy ienne's PainKilling Magic Oil.
at works like n charm
WM RENNE & SONS, Proprietors,
Pittsfield, Mass.
Grocers supplied at wholesale by Marshall Whit
he'd Augusta; and at retail by Frank kinsman, l..
". Titcomb, Z. X Partridge, NJ. Withheld Fuller 4
Son, johnson Brothers. jupel2.w3m& tocca
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DEALERS IN SECURITIES

we invite inquiries relating to investments, and
Bonds:
darlington, Cedar Rapids and Minnesota = go.
indianapolis Bloomington and Western - 20
Logansport, Charlottesville aud :. W. Sc 10
Chesapeake and OHIO Ca ~
ou1ecticut Valley Is %
New York & Oswego - ~
u. Bonds and other marketable Securities al
owed full price In exchange. spmarla teod3m
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-14

Government sales.
GOVERNMENT SALE.
NoREolH NAvY Yam, NAV T. lssa
VIII be sold At this Nav Yard, on II EbDkY Ma
Il ls'a' At u O'clock %1Svox
d.r% r., Cab sS :. 80 sAs ,. l%s +, pEsSs. be
D. order Of the Nav Department
o. H. DAVIS,
mlb Rear Admiral OommandanI
EovkRNAKNT sALk.
VANCOUVER ARaKAALl
NANCoUYEh, W. r., April a. lbla I
On THURADAY, MAJ ~, At " O'cloot, q IN the
undorsiEnsd will ss pu Aaeton At this Arsenal
lst q oOHds@nod Ordnance Stores eOnaistiRG Ia
/ a0yOO0 pounda Lead Bullets.
lnon Cannon, q, founders.
la6 hsvoysTaL
| SO kWUrda
tFIo feronasion Caps.
1876 Saddles.
Us Bndlss OartTidEe BoEss, BELTS, Plata,
Gap Poaehes, 0irtha. HAitsru, Ae. 6o
Terms oaah In United state eansney,
ClnFn mAndtna Poal ,rs.t1
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-14
PROPOSALS. FoR FUEL,


,DEPoI ouIRrERNAsrIRs CTTIcEl
WhahiNQroN, ID, o, May 10, if7l
beaed proposas ~ dnplioss, With oopy Of this ID.
ysrtisement attached vii Be r-oeivsd from TesDoos
bl. parties until " N, Juns 49, lsla 10 deysr - re-
anired Al the yArrou, ooea and oosrr' arsrtsrs 10
ylrginla sb?ut iqu hundred ttD) cords ~ pins sood
kind ina and IN the stick four hundred t6 oofds o.
osk WOOD, both sawed and split and Ia the stick and
t.enty dVs hundred C2b0Oi tors q anthrssits coal
white sab, red ash OF lSksaa valley Of sns mag be
e.sd for, Tree from ala du, dirt, and % vslEh
10 pounds 70 ths ton and about httJ nol tons o.
zach BID must Be accompanied by written guar.
Aotse signed By the bidder or blddsrs, ard 4
e0mpetsnt surety, certified 10 be such b. ofosr
o. her Per.ol kn2-n % The QaArtsrInastst'. De
osptasoe o. suoh bld aBy ms within ten tiol dAy'
atter TIE opening Of bids the ueoeesary contract Will
b. entsred into and that 10 said party or parties
easfina shall fall 70 sner ato ooptraot as doresaid
be or ~ GuarAnass 70 mahe rood the dihersnee be
tgssn b. Q! thsir ohsr snd the nsHt lowest I'D.
The lowest AGGreGate bid will be entertained. Pro.
posals Nill be marked Proposals for Peel" And I'd.
dres.ed 70 the undersigned Bidders invited 70 BE-
Perm p propesai asd fall information furnished on
application 70 this once. WILLIAM MYERS,
myA-h Depot fer
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-14
PRoPosAIs ron ron AGE AND STRAW.


DIfOI NlUAhrNhMAHruhn OTrICTl
WAatftraror, D. U, hAT 10. is7a \
Sealed proposals. In dupioats, Win . cow Of tbi.
adverissment atiAehsd are invited from rssPonsibis
parties until y N. JUNE ~ la, Tor furniahins ali
he Corn, Oats Hay and Rye Btrau required ~ this
Depot daring tbs fiscal year commsuonG july l. eT1
70 Be delivered In suoh Quantities and AZ suoh tines
and places as may bs directed BY toe DsV0t Quartsr
tbs quantity required each month is ,Hi-a,sd at
500 oa of Oats and Corn, 70 veiGh % and g lbs TO
the bushsl q 90 lbs Of Hay, known as rfE,s rim
o,hL md aso -, 81 strAEi all To Be Of hrst'slass'
Kaoh bid must be accompanied By . written euaran.
tee siGued By the bidder. bidder and eompstant
surstg, certified 70 Be such ~ aoms ofhser other
person knoyn % the Quartsrma.tsr's Department, %
The sheet that In the syent of the acceptance Of suoh
BID ~ any time within ten 0 days after date Of open
lag bda the necessary contract vii DO sntsred 10 10
and that In case the sid party parties Oh enG shall
tall 70 entsr into contract AZ Aforesaid he thsf
guarantee 70 make coed the difference between his
or their oner and the mort lowest bid
Proyo..ls W BE- marked PROPOSALS for Forage"
Bidder. are invited % BE- present. At the opening.
Porn o. propo.ai and full informsilos fuynishsd on
| application 10 this once. WIN. MYERS,
| mylbh Depot OuAftsrmaatsr.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-14

SALk VI uONkhNAkhT PkOPkRTY
0yEicE DHFoT ouIhTEANlsrERl
BAN AhIonIo, 1HKAB, Maruh L. 1s7a I
Ihere will - .olds 81 puhlle auotion, comm snolnH
the Army Building, MAih PAHa, 10 this ctty, Al 10
S GfPPip,II1 q 94snpSsNGsD A B kbn1SrkA.s
,lstlnG IN par. Of Hopo., halss. WAGONS, Anhu-
lAnoes, Carte, Harness sAddlss Bndlss Stoves, his-
oouAnsona fools HAts Gaps, Uoats. JAekets, TrQw.
sSIn. Wool and Rubber Blankets CAntos9s Tents, ~.
The property must be removed on the day u sale
ApIT Depot QuSftss1asttr.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-14
pRoPosAIs FOR SUPPLIES.

ORgIcE or THE A, A. q. MI
BHEIcIA ARSENAL CAL, April %, Is7a I
Sealed PEogo..s n duplloats viii BE- ISoelyed un;
FufsEs foa4a and 81 W ift.asirsS :, III Post
for the h.eAl rear eommeaoinG july 1913 and snd.
suoh mes and In suoh guam lties may be required,
bidders will STATE the price in colo per cord a
Wood, Ana also the best quality Of Red Mood-eaeh
cord to contain 23 cable fest OF wood Bl idsra will
state the Pres In oou per ton At which they will fur.
nish Barley, Oats, Hay aud sHAw-All 70 be Of the
Proposals may be made for any all Of these sup.
plies tbs ooin price Of each 70 appear separately,
Ali bids must be aooomp By copy Of this Ad-
yerissment aud iDdorsed By two Responsible turotes
In the Of Two thousand dollAn (s2,hOO) for the
| faithful performances Of ths contract
Payment viii be made at the time OF delivery Of
plies. thereafter tlnds are received Tor
The purpose.
i Tue right Is reserved 70 reject AMI or ali bids
Proposals should be Endorsed "PrOposAls for fur.
i nishinG FUEL, Forage and Straw" and sddTessed 70
mrs s.oad Lieut. U. & oSdnss S <. R.ak.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-14
Proposals.
pROPOsAIs FoR FREsH BEES,

oEEcF or RE A. DOL
fOnT WHfFYLE, Va, hay Ia INA. Z
ssalsd progofa,s p dgplleats VII b. received At
plshlne FRESH pEkF required b. the subs stsa %
DoDartmsnt fJr the ttg.ps y hg statlon, and also
for snoh choice cuts 81 fREBH hEATS - nay IN
rrdulred BY the oSsrs ard thsir tsliiss durnr az
t6l M snths, commencing July !. i8i1
Information - 70 oonditi1ua, quality o. best pay.
msuts, sto, can Ds obtaiaed b. spplioslion 10
myis-ia First lieut. " ID. n sSt, A, Us.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-14
Proposals.
pRoPosAIs ron FRRsH BEEF,
EGR K "a
pRoFosIis ron FORAGE IND sFRAw.
oyng. our 9y.sz.ss.ssrn.


Fnu sTass.s G 5ssseI, d X,
OoRNnn HouHrQN AND 0nnnnE bfa..
s..:a s.sso:.: 4 sS 4; y: q, :: on a,
:: ,:,'d 4 b. .s: sG s SSS: 81
'..aaTf;o; !. S's va 70; I'''
n,iS pounds Oats.
aj'GID pounds HaV
iinJ0o poands straw.
49,. FORT wooo. N. v. HARBoR.
biio poapds Hay.
FORT HAMILTON. n. Y. HARBoR
So0D pou1ds OAts.
i5S oSS PpS0Ssnds Sssu.
FORT WA oswoRrH. n Y. HARBoR.
s.ieS BSasSs Hss.
oAvID,s ISLAND. N. Y. HARBoR.
eeop pouad. Qata
80 pounds HAy.
- 49, TokT zbiMs, NEWPORT. R,L
to.Ts0 pounds Bay.
9t1o pounds Oats.
p.o1 pounds HaT.
"s s RSSsp 9zfk. SEw HAVEN. CONN.
PA iffsBta BsRRAoKs. PLArrsBURo. NY
A,i76 pounds Oats.
9t,iOt pounds HaT.
~ willie foNT. N. Y. HARBoR.
a1y1o pounds Corn.
lain pounds Oats.
AobiO pounds HaI
sl,na pounda Dtau.
The Corn Aad Oats must be entirely frsa from dus
OF othsr impurities, and put up In GOOD, substaniia
s.ehs, ssouIey sswsd 10 prevent vastasei and III
Hay aed straS n bLes' Tree from surplus wood o.
Ths.s sappli.. must be delivered on the vhsrvss o
The respective Posts At suoh times and In such guam
titles a. mag be required b. the QuArtsrnAstsrs De
partmsnt and payment VIII be made according 10 thi
weights, q esrthsd 70 b. the Fest ouarsrmhstsrs a
BlddsI. mus ~: ..p.5.,.ly q: P,,.;: :. -9isl
Straw, and bsau hereln called for, At eaeh Of thi
plaoes. Tbs prices Of the Corn. Oats and Bran mus
/ Inelude the necessary sacks
| zach bid must be AooomnsnieA By guarantees
signed By two responsible pefsopt. that IN case III
BID shall be Aoosplsd ard contract entered Into
he s@ssst q he contract for he aiihfai perform
No Sd viil Be entered that d not made 10 accord
anAs with this Advertisement, and bidder have ID
pyusge Of being present. At the ooeninG Of the bid
The 0oyernpsnt reserves the tight 20 reieot any 0
Than for one POSI-, that nag be dssmsd Of sdvAntas
i 10 tha public interest.
M g may Sc mazda ard uIil be entertained for DAN,
srhs the forrgs and Straw herein called for At an
| one or more Of The Posta
Proposals. mast be Endorsed. Proposals Tor forak
yho% any O'h'r 'n'OHaAiio7 zen ec Hatsln.d d
M,Iof and Quartarm astsr, d, % H.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-14
pR0FosGi.s run IREsn BKET.
oTTIoE cHIT O.ys., DrPr. :

OTTIcH CRUZ o. r., DrPT PATEL
OMAN, Mn. April ~, ls7a 4
bealst n opessls 10 dapiioAts, sill Be- rsosiys4 ~
his once IN u II g'oiook a NJ, on SATURDAY, he
sh o. Jane, lsIa, for furnishlng the fREan nfeF
tod Ae- army a. Omaha, Hsb., and vioinItT, Cin.
Guiding Omaha harraoksl during tHslys months eon-
state - Ebal poes choice cuts 81 Fresh Bssf Nut
90. ssins ~ si,,s ,sn,.nsd =. Y, "a e IN
ton a. 2 esndioss qgallig q m.sta p.sm.uts ae,
y ". BARRI0RR..
-,n Bvt Bhgadisr osnsral and y. s.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-14

DIED.
sNowDEr. --on the ia,h Ip.,., atl o'elook, WE
LEI snoyps N me I'D year o. his age. alters short
is funeral vin tats plass from hl. i.is r.ddsnee.
q street, between ahah and Third stfeets,
Ne. ss6, soath WashlnFton. HIS family ard frisnd'
are respectfully invited 70 attend.
.HUMPHlEYgr-Ip Tr.dssielshurs, v.s o., ne
Humphrey, Of I'M city, "
KALBFUs, 1oa gg4a.g s,ssrrees, DiSrrE. inian'
son Of Thomas " ahd Mnry W. kalhfua =. -, =,
Funsral thia afternoon, a. 81 ~ o'olook, IRON VIZ
street, South Washington. Interfnsnt At Ohk hhi
sKINNFR-In washingtou.. MAJ ", hlLiAh'
agsd 10 months and n days. =
wINKBRRqER, On Buadag sysninf, Mag n, Mr..
ard tor ihs lat forty ears re'idsot o. this og' IN
Ths f1v.s, rlIi ,sis place this aftsruoon, at %
oeloek, tror the readsses q her danshtsr. Mrs ".
kisnnsr, . street.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-14
pRoPOsALs FQR 0ARRYING UNITKD
Il STATES MAILS

L STATES MAILS
MARYLAND.
= ,,--...-..-...
ro.l Unsioh pht sihiaI MEL
limit, WahhnseTon, APru ~, lsiL =,
~. DepaItm:nt until oelook, p n, Of NAY 10 neIt,
o be decided ~ the Dth, 10! oaryiaG the malls ~
We unisfin s,ates irom JaH !, ~ Y yans ~
On ne tonosinf ron's. 70 the 5tAts q aaa
specified. via
-, -. ,-,.,- - -,. o., A.,
ho1a ron hAumore, ~ Meyefy Aha oosanai3Np' 70
LosApst9rn, A a,, saa o,Sh. .dSn nV
Arrive a. Iousoneosa bI ? {, m And Pmi
Arrive - baltimore ~ y m and 7 y N.
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bbA prom baltimore 70 brookyn' ~ miles and baoE,
ax times week ~ schedule OF departures
and arrNaa sAtiIfAotory 70 the postmaster Al
br0okhn-
asd FIom psr,ImsHH',iilc to hartotd i1rnaSs, ~
postasstST.
miles ald 6soi, once a week. bT schedule o.
departures and arrivals satisiAetory 10 the post.
/ mAster. .
Proposals Invited for semi and tr'uOeky service
/ -
| vi From - station Queen Anne and Kent n
~ tonS hArsh. Z miles Aad bleh. three
arrivals eusiAotSp 70 the postmaster.
-,,--
Wa5 From Westoyer, By Hope, "a Nswtowp' miles
and back, siE times week.
Lave Wes1o'or' dahl except SUNDAY Al sO
49,. =, N.-to-n n. IN N /. ~,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-14

OFFICE or rHH A.O.sl
-. FonT Ab1Na. n. T., hag !, is1a J
,h,. proposals, In duplicate, I'll r. reeeaysd ~
ne tTs.h Beet required By tbs subsistspes pspaI.
monthe, eQmmeueinH JAY I, lisa,
isio'ns'ion q y conditions, quality o. beef pay.
my9. lat Lieut. and n. q. NJ, sd Ift,y. A. 6.s.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-14
) aOrUsAIs fON TORAoR AND STRAW.


CHAhLEaroE, 5. u, Mag l, tHl,
sdvsrtssasst attaehsl, aad iRdors-d Proposals. Tor
Iorass and Btrav, viii BE- received a this once all
y oeloot, Of MONDAY, The 10Th daJ Of June lsi1
for fuTpishnG such quantity Of haJ. Oats and sttaw
l9s ioI the Lssr eonmsuslns JAY is79, and spdlas
nnoolntou, \. q. Tort Pulsski. Augusta and ssyah.
n Jhs h.J mus. .. rcd h@o,hy, and veil S.lsd !
three 70 four bushels, and 70 uefsh q lbs 70 ms
bashsl and N. STRAW 70 Be clean RE, and Ssl baed
STRAW, and per busnsl for Oats, delivered free %
penss a. this depot, At sitasr wharf or railroad
named.
sspsTa,s proposals for d.ivs At sithsr Of the posts
or for either class Stll be oonsidsrsd.
The quantity naed 10 AbouN 40 bushels Of Oala
80 tons Of Hsy. and " toas Of Straw per month but
information a. 70 quantity required Al saoh oost viii
be Furnished 90 applloAtion 10 this once OF 70 the
quArtermha ter At each poat.
eufioisnt bond with approved enretea will be re-
quired from the snoot.s aful bidders.
b. order Of ohlsf QuartsrmGstsr Department Of
the South. a. W. BRADLEY,
myillO Capt and A. y. NJ, u. \. A.