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The New York herald., 1872-12-29
rElesaAm 70 THE new YORK HERALD.

PARIS, Dec %, 1872
The Paris Gazette says that Prussia is treating
with Portugal for the cesson to the former Power
Of Deagoa Bay, an inlet Of the Indian Ocean, in
Southeastern Africa
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pop on cold wind and drifts through your doors and
windows. $ RoEEUcK CO.,
81 Fulton street, near Clid.
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SPAIN AND CUBA.
1tltcaAm 10 TIVE NEW Yoax HeaALs.

Popular Canvass Of New Captain General
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BELGIUM.

Pleuro-Pneumonia Progressing in the Rural
Properties.
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BOOsoy's Cheap Music.-Music Books for
The hodayss2 East Foureen street Union aqusre
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THE MISSISSIPPI BLOCKADE.
Effects Of the Ice Gorge on the
Father Of Waters.
RAPID RISE OF THE RIVER
Steamers Sunk, Property Lost and Lives in Dam
ger-Scarcity Of Coal in Memphis-Apprehen-
Gons Of Coming Disasters and Suffering.
CINCINNATI, Dec. 2s, 1872.

CINCINNATI, Dec. 2s, 1872.
despatch from Memphis this morning SAYS the
river has risen eighteen inches since dark last
night and is now rising rapidly. The river Is
almost choked with floating ice, which is heavier
to-day than that which passed down yesterday,
and has cut its way to within few feet Of the
boats lying below Jefferson street. Two barges Of
coal, one owned by the gas company, were
sunk by the wave from the gorge at Ran
dolph landing this morning Should the gorge
break away soon, as is now anticipated.
the West Wind. Belle OF Pike and r. p. Walt will
go down In sixty or seventy feet or water, and II
Will be impossible to save the dry DOCKS the ferry
boat Excelsior, the wharf boat belonging TO Cap
tain Patterson, and the steamer Helen Brooks.
The steamer Celeste was sunk on the 25th OF De-
cemDer at Island No. 26 and, with her cargo, val
ued at $5O0oO, is a total loss. Her crew barely es-
caped with their lives, and walked. overland SIXTY
miles, arriving at Memphis last night.
EFFORTS TO SAVE ENDANGERED PROPERTy-rHE IN
sURANCEs.
Further advices from Memphis state that the
steamer Belle OF Pike has settled nearly to her
boiler deck The wreckng boat Eckert is engaged
In removing her cargo, consisting Of 756 bales of
cotton, OF which over half has been saved Should
the boat hold up during the day the remainder will
be saved. All the cabin furniture and state-room
doors have been removed. she was valued at
$3O,0OO and is insured in Pttsburg for $4,000
The II. p. Walt is insured for $4,000 in Pittsburg
and Wheeling offices, instead OF in New Albany
orices as previously reported. Everything will be
saved except her hull.
The Weather MOderating at Memphis.
MEMPHIS Tenn, Dec. 2S. 1872.
The weather has moderated very much this az
ternoon. and the ice is thinning out considerably,
out the river is rising steadily. Steamboatmen
still apprehensive Of danger, although the condi-
tion Of the boats at the landing Is unchanged. The
work OF wrecking the sunken boats is progressing.
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Tor the New fcAr tADIe.
o. ANGEvINE's popular TEA Warehouses,
established 1e5l)
437 and l sh avenue corners o. SD ana 5Oth street.
81 avenue and 10th and 1850 Sd near l2Sh ST.
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MADRID, Dec. 70, 1877
The impartial, in It's issue OF today says Gen.
eral Pieltain will probably be appointed Captain
General OF the Island OF Cuba.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS

Youman's Dress Hats for New Year
the only correct styles Furs Of every description
ZIG Broadway
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WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE or THE CHIEP SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Dec. 29-l A. M.

WAR DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE or THE CHIEP SIGNAL 0FFICER,
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Dec. 29-l A. M.
synopsis for the Past Ttoentv four Hours.
The pressure has increased over New England
and the Middle States, with winds backing to
westerly and sOuthery. rising temperature and
clear and partly cloudy weather. and with light
over Northern New York. 1t is highest over the
Southern States, where clear and partly cloudy
weather. rising temperature and northerly winds
have prevailed. From the Ohio Valley and Missouri
to the Upper Lakes the pressure has diminished.
with rising temperature; winds backing to south
eastery and southerly, increasing cloudiness and
areas of light snow.
Probabilities.
For New England and the Middle States south
westerly and southerly winds and rising tempera-
ture with increasing cloudiness over the former.
but cloudy weather over the latter, with light
snow over the Northern portion; for the South At
lantic States light winds and generally clear
weather; for the Gulf States light winds
from the south and east, and partly cloudy weather
and probably rain over the western Gulf; from
Tennessee to Lake Erie and the Upper Lakes
southerly winds, cloudy weather and somewhat
higher temperature, with probably light snow
north OF the Ohio Valley the winds over the Upper
Lake region shifting to northwesterly
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RUSSIA.

Palace Bulletin Of the Condition Of the Royal
Patient.
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same once Tor ten years.


A.-Burke's Holiday styles Gents Dress
variety BURKE, 10 Broadway
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Pure and Mellow Century whislssy.

The Only Beautiful Holiday Hat Is
KNOWS, and the best variety Of FANCY FURS. SEAL.
SKIN CAPS, GAUNTLETS, &c, appropriate for holiday
gs Is to be found either of his stores 22 Broadway
or under the Fifth Avenue Hotel
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uJToLIDAY BOOKS "A CHOICE COLLECTION. or
II fine illustrated English Books. in every depart
ment Of literature in superb bindings suitable for New
Years presents. at prices TO suit the times
JOHN PYNE, lU9 Nassau street.
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Fourth Legal Gift Distri,,utson Om n r,a
Nebraska, December 80 1877 aid of Nchrask STATE
Orphan Asylum.
FIRST Gift S75 900 Cash
second Gilt 25o00 Cash
Third Gift i5OM Caah
Fourth Gift Observation-Disclosures. ........ 0OOD Cash
s466 Cash Gifts in all amounting TO $25O505 Prizes paid
in iu A list OF winning numbers sent each
OF a ticket Tickets ri each; Six for So
For sale at the stationery store of i. @. DEyH II
Nassau street New York city up to IL O'Clock tho 0t
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ROME.

The French Embassy to the Vatican Made Vacant.
TELEGRAM TO TINE NEW York HIRAlB.
ROME. Dec, %, 1872.
NJ. Bourgoing, Ambassador OF the French Repub-
lie at the Papal Court has resigned.
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A.-Herring's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES.
2Sl and 2h2 Broadway, corner of Murray street
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aoEr AND ;. cHASDos
80 ACKER, MERRALI. CONDITX
Chambers street and Broadway and Forty second IT.
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Ship Ashore ON One of tho Loo-Choo IsI-
ends-Drovning by Wreck and tho
Duty OF RELIEF.
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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-30
GEORGETOWN AFFAIKs.

WHKAT.-Msssrs. Hartley Il Bro. yesterday
received per schooner William Henry, from
Alexandria, $50 bushels Of wheat.
SLLEs.-The sales yesterday were 1000 bush.
els Of good TO prime wheat at tl.SO, 800 bushels
ofprimo at tL56.
IRON RAILIEG The steamer New York ar.
rived yesterday from Philadelphia with iron
railing Tor the Board Of Public Works and gen.
eral merchandise Tor District merchants.
LuMHER-Arrlyed, sohOOners A. r. Wallace,
from Norfolk, with 200 feet Of assorted lumber
for j. and j. L, Libbeyi Maid Of the Mist, from
Norfolk, with $1,000 foot OF yellow pine lumber
for Wheauey Bros.
IMPAovENiESTs. - esterday, the work Of tear.
ing up High street by the contractor Albert
Gleason, has been begun, preparatory 10 grad.
log the street and TelayinE the pavement.
Engineers commenced yesterday laying out
"Mulletts square, " at the Intersection q bridge
and AqueduCt streets,
OARNIvAL,-The citizens Of Georgetown have
authorized MIR. TOnsy ROdier 10 make prepare
ti0ns for a grand complimentary serenado and
illumination to tho Potomac Boat Club on the
evening VI August TO- On tho occasion feet
ul boats will DO on the river, brilliantly llluml
mated, and steamer will participate on which
tho Marine band will be Stationed. regular
programme will DO announced In Jay OF IH0'
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-30

The boiling Republicans Of the Eighth dIs
trict met last evening al the Fourth BaptiSt
church, Mr.. II, j. Beall presiding and M u
Waters acting as secretary
dent. Wv P'''i'
Mr.. U. L. Garrett offered A resolution recItIp,
the differences existing, and declaring that I'M
club was tho only true one and that II Should
not be run In the interest or any one man,
This resolution was debated at Considerable
length, and Mr.. Garrett withdrew IT,
Mr.. Brooks moved TO resolve into a mass meet.
ing, Adopted.
Mr.. HllleAry JOrdon was elected president
David T. Curry vice president, aud Charles IL
Garrett secretary.
MI, VIM, Bowman offered resolution declar.
Ing that the vested rights Of the people have
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-30
CITY ITEMS.

REVOLUTIONS NEVER 90 BAoKwARp.-Tho
philosophical theory that the human system
when weakened by disease, oppressive heat, eG.
cessiye labor or any other cause, should be toned
and inyigorated Instead Of being subjected 10
the action OF depicting drugs, Is gaining ground
every day, The Introduction OF HOsUetteF'g
stomach Bltters twenty years ago gave q pow.
erful Influence To this common sense idea. As
tho eNtraordlnary efficacy Of tho Great Yegsth-
BILE Restorative became known, multitudes Of
debilltated inyAlids turned with loathing from
the nauseous and strength-destroying pOtiOns
with which II was then the fashion 10
drenoh the sick, TO this TenOvAting, appe.
tizlng, vitallEing preparation, derived from the
nnest roots, herbs, and banks placed by bOtAn-
ioal research at the disposal OF medical sclenoe.
Revolutions never go backward. From that
time 10 the present the Importance Of assisting
and reinforcing nature 10 her struggles With
disease has been moro and more widely and
keenly appreciated by the sick and the suffer
ing. In tens Of thousands Of households Hos.
letters Bltters are looked upon as the ono thing
needful in cases Of dyspepsia, general debility,
constipation, nervous weakness, ohills and IL.
yerS, bilious Affections and all conditions OF the
body and mind that bstOksn lack Of vital en-
orgy. When the quicksilver ranges high, and
the solid hesh 10 resolving itself into q den IN
der tho feTVld temperature, this agreeable tonic
y the best possible safeguard against all the
disorders generated by sultry and unWhOle-
some atmosphere. IL prevents and relieves las
bitudo and lAnguor, and enables the system 10
endure with impunity an unusual amount OF ex-
ertion. OF all inVigoratinS and regulating
medieines, II Is the purest and most wholesome.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-30

~ r
glaughtsring the designs q the iato memorial.
lists before Congress, and halt With Delight the
resumption Of work among tho labOring oiaasea
and ne beaulifal prospect some Of OUT finished
streets present, indulglnR IN the belief that IN a
fey months W ssall realize more than We bad
originally hoped for IN boholdinR the perfsotion
q oSr ,.ies!s through ne isdoiSlisSbis sssfEiSs
RssOipsd, That We tender 70 the Hon. N, y.
Ohlpman late Delegate 70 Congress, sentiments
Ss late mspS .s9T9 S, 10
Ihe NATIONAL Council q rights ana wants Of
manhood proteotedi and that No pledge our.
ceniaI 70 nn saPPoH As on. eandidats in the
r.suon OF success over all merltdridus con-.
ks,oivsd, That We are tincompromlsInRiy Re.
Raollcan iavorlnR the faithful standA I'd. bearers
lIant and Wilson, as our choice for national
honoIsi uoyeInor Cooke and the members Of tho
ians, and hope that thew nav bpinS n,,t NJ Sh.
beauty, happiness and general ptjapefIty, With
equal rights 70 all and no privileged persons.
tloueerinE circular, stating that he had been
IeEulAtly nominated TOT Congress, SC, and
as T,t W h Nv, y ISaui Mhloh was agreed To-.
81 Nv. INC Ieailng O me paper the members
U,. .ne ag Nv. 70 seye[al iorc6lo eS.
No, you can't foot mel" "Thats lie i" "o6
MN ~ Mont lOi ..n.,
ueI thS Laple, mover 20 20 reproduced.
ut; tlAhuHn. Oh, no, you won't. I wAht ID
Nj ~, " nome nome w XVI me-
bis little man Friday could not rule they sosthod
oont ~ Jun, hnu haI y not been Tor those two
iIs en tnots "ou'u DO no ulssonslon IN the Repdb
Inc resolution, by vote, vas then laid Under
ths A9ie, -,
WI bianl onered tue iolloWingi which Was
Wy ulIluusik s0opteu! =. - -,
=, Rs,olpsd, That the course Of Hen, wH, II.
.,' S.usinB ms teIln N the house OF Dele
IN ,hs 1 M inaotsemsnt o.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-30

General Chapman, who for some time past has
been endeayOrlnE 10 secure TO the employees Of
tho navy yard tho amount deducted from their
pay BY Secretary BoTle before tho PRONUNCIATION
Of tho Presldent'B eight,houT Proclamation, yes.
teTdAy had an Interview with Secretary Robe,
son on the subject, and urged the Justice OF the
employees claims, Congress having made pro,
son will at once execute the law, and provision
will DO made for asceTEalnlng the amount due
each employee,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-30

The Wesley Chapel Sabbath school have
made arrangements for a family excursion sew.
be an enjoyable affair. CapaelOus and we'll fur.
nlshed saloons In the good steamer KeypoFt,
and pleasant country with n good bathing
destination, present Inducements that many
will DO glad " avail themselves OF. Consult the
advertisement and get your tickets to-day at
Philip sOlomons' bookstore, oil PonnsylYRnIa
aVenuR
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-30

The minister's tangle, which, like the Cor
don sknOt, once would weary out the patience Of
Az VINO sought 70 undo II, isnoM merely a beau
Ministers tie and the courts untie-sO the city
goes, On yesterday Mr.. Justice Humphrey
granted decree dlyorclng Mary A. Dant from
VIM. I. DaDt. The parties were married In
1891, by Rev. Byron Sunderland; lived for awhile
happy, but drink came into the peaceful circle,
made the husband cruel and the wife dssOlAte;
20 the divorce was granted on the ground Of
cruelty and deHortlOn,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-30

VIM. L. wall h Co., Auotioneers, have sold
part Of let -, In square 90i, improved by a two
story brick Louise, to 7. Lewis, for tl,lOO; sub
dlVision lots No. ., 10 and II, In square No. pi5
10 I. Edward CLARK, for ~ cents Per FOOT
three tWo-story frame houses on PonnsylVanla
avenue, between Twelfth and Thirteenth streets
east-One to Arthur Clements for a, 100, one to
Mrs. GeOrEeanA II. Brett for $3.50, and One TO
Arthur Clements for $500; lot ~, In square lOaO,
TO A. elements, at 20 cents per foot: part lot n
and all Of lot y SQUARE 1910, 10 T. L. CLARK, at
81 cents per foot, and lot I, square pg2, 10 T. E.
Clark At Is Cents nor foot
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-30
PROPOSALS. FOR STONE.

EtAhoAOoAAao AOh oAONhs
REGNEER OETICE, TEsTH l. H. DsrRICrI
thuTTALO, IN. ", Juy is. lE7l (
BEALED PRJPOSAIS.
sealed proposals. will DO received At this once ll 10
N. THURSDAY August Is, ~ for the delivery At
lAEht hAon on the north shore q Peninsula at Ers
Pa, Of The fJllouinE material for lighthouse puT'
GLASS I-sToNE AND BRICK.
eyenytwo (79) cards ooursod rubbls stone, dFsassd
N, THsn!Jie 60 cords OOur'Od ruOblo stone, rough
FoaL hundred aud htT tIOO) SUP feet, special stone
~ thousand i've hundred Ca,BOO) face brick. bids
TvsntJ.ssvsu thousand (gI.DOO) common brick. bids
psT N.
The nIat barge Of stone must reach ihs station be-
fore the Let o. September. half BY the 10th Of Bsp
iemben and the residue By the 9Jth OF Septsm boF.
Al The brick viii bs delivered By the fOth Ssptsm.
=, AM desired information DO obtained on appoa
Proposals TO be enter tslnsd mast DO accompanied
b the usual huaTAntes 10 duplicate With printed copy
81 the Hdver lisomeut AiiHod 70 each proposal.
knyeope. inoosiDE proposals. will Be lndoFSsd "Pro.
po.als Tor hTio Lighthouse" and Addressed 70 this
MsiOr Of KBEinssrS and EnI Tepih l. ii. Dist.
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PoLIoH CouRT-Judge SAel-Thomas Ross
" Tor dlsordeTly conduct; II. b. Hughes viola.
tlon Of cart law, IS; Peter Donneliy forfeited
el0 collateral for profanity; W. n BALDWIN,
wagon with no license, Is; Michael HAggerty,
prUiAne, SI John dc Baptist, protAne, 81 TAy.
lor Jones, same, ~; lanes Fleming, forfeited
~ Tor being drunk; VIM. Noble, same, -, John
7. Kennedy, same; %, Joseph Bowen, same, o.;
John II. Pasc1o, dlsOrderly, Is; Robert COnnelI
aud Mace Hall, bolsterous, IS each; John Roach,
cuTsing, 81 Aaron DlggS, concealed weapon,
szOi Andrew stevens, profane, ~ Mary Bat,
eurslng, 81 Alfred Lee, same Ofense, IS; TAy.
lor Lewis, VARranL work hOuse; Mary Taylor
and Mary Parker, oursinE, "a each; James Ma.
graW aud Frank Frlsby, violation OF law re-
curing drivers 10 wear badges, % each, Rachel
Sefixner, assault on Eldroth HaRRn, -; David
Willis and Lewis Payne, ARRAY, Us; Lewis
Payne, on Andrew p. McKenns, Of the police
iorce, tlOi Alfred Lee, assault on OffioSr Reese,
40 EllEabeth Bank, assault on Teresa Hend.
10y, bonds 70 keep the peace In the sum Of SlOO;
Henry buchanan, larceny Of q sack OF flour; IS;
Charles Douglass, assault on John Nolan, dis.
missed; Cornelius Walker, larceny OF bacon, klO,
adjourned. Z,
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VISIT
WallAeh's
Dollar Store,
tsl Pa. AV., below National Hotel.


USEFUL FACTS WORTH EHowIHa.
THURsTOH's Ivory Pearl Tooth Powder IL the
best Dsntrihoo In use. II keeps the Teeth clean
and white, and the gums sound and healthy.
Price Is and 20 cents.
JoUvHNs lnod0rouS Kid Glove Cleaner 10 far
superior TO anything known. Price rs cents.
TaOHFsoA'a PomAde optims Is exquisite. II
softonI, bsautlfes, and strengthens the hair.
Price 20 and 80 cents.
All for sale BY Druggists.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-30
RIrr.

The alarm Of FIRE sounded yesterday AftsF-
noon at 4;3O o'clock, from box I, was caused BY
the burning Of the back building Of 4. Bakers
house, No. J2j Sixth street southeast. The hro'
was eNtlngulshed by the p0llse without tho aid
Of the tTe department. Loss, tlO.
Al O'clsek another alarm was turned in
this time IRON Georgetown, which was oauSed
by the burning OF a pile Of straw In tho grounds
OF Georgetown College. Tho IRE was extln.
gulshod without any damage.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-30

Col. W, A. Cook, attorney for the Board OF
/. Bubble Works, has, after taking the Aifadaytts
alleged attempt to dofraud the District out Of
some cut stone.
Mr.. TheO. GPtchell Intends II is said, 10 offer
premiums 10 boys and girls between the ages Of
10 and 10 years for the best essays on the Sub
lect OF cruelty 10 animals.
g. The superintendent Of garbage masters has
been ordered 10 assemble his men with their
teams today at o'clock a. m, on ID street, be-
inspection.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-30
Proposals.
PROPOSALS FOR IgoNFRAME BARRAoK

BhOFObALS FOR lR0NFRAhE BARRAOK
OTTtoE or TuE DEFOr oUAlIHnNLarERJ
49,. fHTtADHLPHfA, Pa, july 10, t57a !
eaied proposals, IN duplicate, With oopI o. this
advertisement attached, will be received atlha once
Hntl " golook noon the 93d dAy o. August 1872 Tor
ms manufaoture Of such numbef, not s1csednF
lAOl, Of irou'ffAma sinals barrauk bunka may b
Tsqolred tor me Unitsd states aEmb daring the
present haoa YsAf, IN aooordAne4 with the two pat
tens Adoptsd b. the War Department.
flAnn aud nUeohoatioua Of the adopted patterns
mH - seen ~ this once, and A. the ohpse Of the
nepot Quartsrmasters ~ NeV York, Philsdslphis,
bgslou Louisville, 81 Louis, Uhicaro ard Piitshufa
Al topo.ais vi sts,S ne price per pugk eompls!e,
Depot OF ~ the yehsrsonvilsi lad Depot, also
lronHqIk complete, but without the wooden Stats
The right Il reserved 10 reject all bids offered a.
also 70 contract for such plumber Of sAbt Or sithef
pslterni - MAJ be deemed Advlsablo By the ouarisr'
mnstaf GENERAL.
Each "a must be accompanies By guafantss Of Al
least two reaydunibie persons that In the bid
aooePted and contract entsfed iuto theI will become
autetsa IN sum equal ore fourth Of the amount On
~, o9ntIaet for IT, fslthiul fglhlmsnt Proposals %
~ lndotaedg "Pfoposala for tfonframe Banks and
addreased 70 the undersigned,
81 order Of The QuartsTmAster general
l.. o, EATON,
Assistant ouArtsrmAtsr General, DEPOT Quartsrmss.
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Reporters.
TAs, o. OLRPHANE, RE. BHAHRY,
~ or hsno1Tn Ter SIP, Lafs oih OHlrlaI IA
O6uTi Of D. o., EIaRl- p0rtsTs 81 CiIioago
tnsF IN CAaHceTV, o. s. Coarts
OBBlT, erz8H, COnlT Of
ConFt or Claim.


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street between ThirtOonth and FouTtesuth, BouIh.
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Court Dispositions 10 ChAnSSr, ArEuRonLS In Potent
OAsos' &C. mhb-ly
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-30
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Proposals. invited for mAkiuE ChEonsl In AauIA
Ureeh tom the draw Ia the Railroad Bridge towards
PToposals, 70 DO sealed, IN duplicate Indorsed on
outside on forms furnished from this once, accom-
pAniod BY copy Of this AdVrFtlf emsnt viii be re-
oelyed until noon Of August H., ls7s, and viii be
bidders a. may wish 10 be present
The material IL easily removed. There Is no Fooh
rue channel 10 not 10 eHosed about fOut feet In depth
a. meau low water The locality Il sheltsTed'
the amount Of money available for fnakiBR the
channel Il about 81 40. Wv
The right TO reject any bid Il reserved.
Forms Of proposals, speelhoat ions, and Apy desired
information can be had on application Al tnls ohiee
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Ulg Major Of EnElnsaTH, u ~ A.