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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-02-15
Regulations for the Observance
of Lent.


The season of Lent began yesterday
Wednesday. February 14th, known in
the church calendar as Ash Wednesday,
and ends on Sunday, March 81, easter
Sunday The Right Rev. Bishop De
Goesbriand, the Roman Catholic Bishop
of the Diocese of Burlington, has issued
the following:
REGULATIONS FOR Tue LENTEN FAsTs.
Every day in Lent, except Sunday, is
fast day of obligation on one meal
custom, however, allows a light COLA
ton in the evening, and cup of tea or
coffee in the morning.
The precept of fasting implies also
that of abstinence from the use of flesh
meat but by dispensation the use of
flesh meat is allowed in this diocese at
every meal on all the Sundays, and at
the principal meal on Mondays, Tues
lays and Thursdays of Lent, the Thurs
day of the first and last week being ex-
cepted. Fish and flesh meat should not
De used at the same meal The use of
egys, po{ter and cheese is allowed, pro-
weed TIE rules Of quantity prescribed
by the fast be complied with The use
Of lard In place of butter Is allowed IN
dressing victuals.
=. Inc onurch excuses from the obliga-
non OF fasting, but not of abstinence
from hesh meat, Except in special cases
OF sickness and the like the FOLLOWING
classes of persons ''O " ii's
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Stew advertisements.


Whereas, my wife Nora has left my bed
and board without just cause or prOvOca-
ton, therefore, this is to notify all persons
not to h0rbOr or trust her on my account,
as shall not pay any Of her debts, or
nated at Cuttingsville, VT, this 10th day
Of February, 4. D., 1872
7w3w JOHN SMALI1.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-02-15
GEN. INSURANCE AGENCY.

d. Ii. MEACHAM, Agent for the Connoc-
ticut Mutual Life Insurance Co., of Hart
ford, Conn. Assets over $50, 900, 900; annual
income over Sl0,000,000. Its large dividends
reduce the actual cost of insurance to less
than other companies. Those wishing In
surance, fire or life, are invited to call on
me before insuring elsewhere. Shall be at
nv Office at the Central House on Wednes-
dav and Thursday of each week.
d III. MEACHAM, Gen. Agent,
feb9d&w2w Rutland, vt.
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New York Markets.
-
NEW YORK. Feb. Ia.


COTIoS-The market Is quiet. sales
6I4 bales. Middling Uplands 22Xc
fLOUR-Ihe market active. firmer. Sales
1000 bbls. State S5.9537.35. Round
Hoop Ohio S6.7J07.45. Western S5950T65s
Southern S6,90G9.50.
WHEAT-The market is lc better and
more doing in export. Sales 5000 bush.
No. Spring SI590Sl.62. No. , Spring 81. So
9l.5s, Winter Red Western SL65cl ga
White Michigan Sl70GL79.
CORS-Markct i heavy and fuIlvI lower.
sales $1,000 bush. New mixed Western 72a
735c. closing at 72G72Lc.
OATs-Market is unchanged. sales q. 600
bush. at - G5Gc.
BEEF-The market j. unchanged.
PORK-LOweF. New mess sIAOOGI6l2s
old do SI3.5e0 1850.
LAED-Umchangcd at 94@9Ec.
BUTTER-Market Is quiet.
NMIsKN-Thc market Is dull Western
free &c.
RIcE-The market is dull at sK@9Hc.
SUGAR-MaTket Is steady. Muscovado Q
09Ec, refining 9 09%c.
CoFFEE-Thc market Is quiet. Rio lex
G2l&c.
Enthusiastically. New Orleans 4s9
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are on sale, and are delivered to sub
scribers from tie HERALD Bookstore g.
heretofore
Rutland Railroad scrip sold in B"s-
ton, Monday at 102.
The sciri. of leap year is moving. a
Roudout dams ! Of seventy-fyc has just
su ,co edcd in capturing youth Of sixty
six.
-Tharo war. t,vrntv-+iva failures in
Vermont j., 1877 with IiabiIiti., amount.
ino N $50 OO).
,-....C......,4-,............,.,..,.
- ~ va ' r o 49, nv - -
'''''' ~ '''' ,'9' ''' ''2
5"7e> ''' ~
nor,ad fro 81 Iowa even in the midst Of
the late n.intrv weather. Two Irish
mo, ,,,.or.. IOWA 3, . nn,vaoanar of
tbo. oto+ WAC dirri,r 8 wall when
down IT q denfh of siyty feet, such was
tn. rom r1,-be temnprature that they
were bot3 ,u9sfrurk." Remarkable
temnaratnrc indpall Probably the rave
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-02-15

EXAMPLE FOR THE LADIES.-MrS. NJ.
Leary reports her earnings with Wheeler
& Wilson Machine, 800 year for shop
work, and $3.50 more for custom work, be-
sides her familY sewing for six persons.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-02-15
Snarria0es.

HOWES TIL YER-In Lancaster, Mass,
by Rev. D. F. Goddard, Mr.. Bent B Howes,
OF the firm of Howes & walker, Brandon,
Vt, to Miss Martha \. Thayer, of Worces-
ter. Mass.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-02-15

L0OR SALE. A VALUABLE FARM
4 in Shoruhum, Addison County, Yer
mont, Of 10 acres. situated within three
quarters of mile of churches, Academy
and Post ONCE, and half mile of district
schOol-house and cheese factory. Three
miles Of depot and steamboat landing.
Said Farm is well divided into meadow,
pasture, and wood. Well watered with
running water at house and barns. \
Young Orchard in bearing.
DWELLING HOUSE
and Outbuildings in good repair. Suitable
for sheep raising or dairying purposes.
Enquire of L. j. Ormsbee, Esq, Suthcr-
land Falls, Vt, or, the subscriber on the
premises.
1w2IsOs. @. C.. RICH.
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PRICES

Cdnle Sheep Shofes FQtRoqsi
This week 1924 s.4f5 $500
Last week 2,474 $3.50 300
One year ago 1909 9,943 1000
Beef per 100 pounds on total weight OF
hide. talIOW and dressed meats, $500
$1,000; first quality, S9,9oSse.50; second
quality, s5.0oGSs.o7; third quality, s6.00G
Western cattle, live weight, best, ZIG
7Ac; good, 6s@7c: light, 5G6c per ID.
Working oxen. S75GSZ50. Handy steers,
sGG@Sl00. or much according 10 their val
ne as beef.
Mich cows and calves. from so to $50;
extra, from s65 10 500: falTow and dry
COWS. from 50 TO SJ9.
YearIings. S7.J0GSls: two year Odds. sl2G
81: three year olds: s25@sij.
Fat hogs, 5Sc per ID.
sheep. per H., live weight. - G62c; ex-
ira, 70.Sc.
Spring lambs. s3Cs5.
HideS~ talIOw and skins Brighton hides,
60 per ID: country hldesssE Gac: Brighton
tallOw, 6la5 re; country tallOw, 5@5&c.
~heaged sheep skins. 28S.39c each; lamb
skins. >I.GeF. ~2-.v: cali skins. lg1lSc per ID.
poultry extra. lae per ID: soIiIne l5a0
L. &C: good. l5.a 1.ac: medium. Is NI4%c.
poor 10 medium, l4r.
KEHAEhsc
For several weeks there has been little
change in prices from one market 10 an
other Egl There seems 10 have been q grad
nal Improvement im the market. As usual
at tli- season only highly led bullocEs, Of
which IT," .-c offered. I'll for ten cents per
pound dTy--ed- and few western steers
reach 3 O. perlb.. live weight. }. Lyman
hao II icil river led oxen q" dress 1850 lbs.
per hul3"eH 81 100 30.c. - ~ IT, Tor sold
oxen. 200 lbs. at &c: of 90 lbs, nj SIC;
> small cattle at 7e per ID. Pike & Croffs
marketed a. Unir OF oxen. fed by ID Blasted
OF HanoNer.N. -. $3.50 l1-. 1--we weight, AT
home old to- = Learned The treasurer
81 the Agricultural College offers these OK
en- az D" peer ot thC-" tcfi 10y the profess
or aud noticed 81 Iesr weeks since = ii
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-02-15

The report of the treasurer OF the
Methodist Book Concern shows its assets
to be 81, 800, 900, and liabilities S73O, 900.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-02-15
George L. TEussey Oh sIis Travels.
his RECEPTION AT LUDLOW,

is not confined to any one class, Dut per
meateS all ranks conoltlonS' PROFESSIONS
and occupations Inc courts, lile oeiiclI
and the bar know nm ne StNeral
churches and societies nave an intimate
and peculiar acquaintance WIN Nun ne. ne
had short but exceedingly interesting
career as an author' Our FARMERS al"
business men generally nave, AT least
been introduced to INN. Having Ialo
the foundation of his reputation so
broad and deep in Rutland, he stllI
making it his headquarters. started on
his travels, always combining BUSINESS
with pleasure
Ills first objective point a. lar a. We
can ascertain, Was 0herouIh' Ills Ill
rival at this place was uuiy announce"
late IN November or carry III Dtct'hOtI'
lie was accompanied ~ d illeHo oI part
ncr eIuaIlE 'uS'llS 'ISIi'u oi' MS ''"'''
heath business al once coIIl'i'cl,c'''
nut terh''na'eo' we 0'''eIS''o"' without
P'o"',
y snort description "l .ile'' P'"" %
operations III 7he'ou'n' Il, "'S"'' ~, ,J'
an. IT No0u appeal una. ''i' "7'''',''l'
ooJe'' 'lla' Ml'9S'S anu ill9 i'i''' ''"'',
was |" Guy Ft"I e9'd''' ""' "'' '''i''o'-
SHOWS 'haI " Ma lo/|","|' l'''7'7 ','-
tie, farming ''eh''l7 ana 7'o'h anu oiH''
personal property nA~ ''I'' III MANU-
what iha''F"o " what "F'"'ns@ ., 'i'
r'"' estate W. 49, a. " "'' : az '''.''
tor want ot better name proposes ="
buy Of farmer his farm, stock, ETC.
and offers him Il large price therefor. -~
The uric.. being more than could reason
proposal Is acc'l''"' 40" 'I't yam
commences. The farmer understands
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-02-15

The PERU WAN SYRUP Stimulates aciHom
reaction, and expcls disease from the system,
by suppl ying NATUE-'s OwH N!TALIznEG
AGENT RON
C'0mtj on.-l'c sure 10 get Peruvian syrup,
ants not Elixirs OTTcruyian Bark. or Bark
and Iron" Pamphlets free
j. P. DINSMORE, Proprietor 3G Nry Street
New York. Sold bT DTElggistS generally.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-02-15
NAVAL STORES.

SPIRITS TCRPESIINE-Marlz Is quiet
and steady at sl0s2c.
RosIN-Markct Is firm AT s4G594.75 foi
strained.
PETROLEUM-Marl1et j. quiet. Crude Is
refined 2lac.
TALLow-The market is quiet at sac.
sc.
WooL-Marlet Is quiet and very firm.
Pulled73H 0s5c.
Freights 10 liverpool heavy and lower.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-02-15

A BRAVE BoY.-The NatiDtaltd, OF
Mahattan, Kansas, says A few days
ago an eagle descended upon the heado OF
little Swede boy, about ten years old,
who lives near the head of the Wild Cat
and undertook to carry him off. he
fastened his talons in the boys cap, but
the youngster, instead of rising in md
air, caught the eagle, and, after long
and severe struggle, succeeded IN killing
him. He measured eight feet from TIP
to tip. When the lad reached home he
was taken to task for not bringing In
his assailant alive, but he replied, II
don't going to let him eat me up already.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-02-15
CO-pARTNERSHtP NOTICE.

l have associated with me in business,
Mr.. Gilbert Barber, under the firm name
of Weeks & Barber, who will continue to
keep Il full and complete assortment of
Furniture, Carpets, UPhOlsteTY Goods,
CrOckery, China, Glassware, Paper Hang
iuEs. Window Shades and Fixtures; also,
manufacturers of Lounges and Mattresses.
Thanking my many friends and customers
for their generous patronage in the past,
and trusting the new firm will merit a con-
tiuuauCc Of the same, | shall be most hap
Ply to see them at No. Opera House Block
fCbl2 NEWMAN WEEKS.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-02-15
BOSTON LIVE STOCK MARKET,
For the Week Ending Tuesday, Feb .I3, 1871
Repoaed jor The Rutland Herald.

ANOUNT on STOCK AT MARKET.
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Weather Report.
PROBABILITIES.

SiGSAL Station. ,
WA-HlNuTON. Eel. ~
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smy unsettled accounts do not go into
the hands of the new firm. all persons
against whom l have unsettled accounts
are hereby notified that immediate settle
mcnt must be made.
f4bl3t&Vtf NEWMAN WEEKS.
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Feb. 18TH, l~12.
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FEBRUARY i, 1872.
An y e L r + $.


GEO. II. PALMER.
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- -. &. Q. TOPLIFf.
FiShpTHillc. \. I'll.
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.7liuOr Items.

ALBERT II. TUTTLE.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-07
PROPOSALS FOR DIMENSION STONE RF
L QulRED IN THE OONS1 RUuTlON OF
ST. LOUIS, MO.

s.,,., wih,SFb % SEPT IA lSs
y M Of the SSth oGy Of october ls7l for furnishing
and delivering At the site Of the proposed GoyeTh
stone required for the exterior of The building.
The speelea OF stone from which selection VIII DO
stones, and the qualities especially Insisted upon will
be uniformity Of color Apd texture durability and the
sample sosE iaGiSIil no S'I showing 81 on :aoh
face different kind OF cutting, and on one the nate
bid, -'''1'''1
cut stone IN buidBgs for at least ten years, will DO
considered and Alsoluts proof that It hAs boon 90
the stone must further have a good grain, and be
free from all dsoolnring substances, and tho quarry
capable Of furnishing the quality and quantity desired
within one rear. III e..
CURED The actual average OF tho stones cannot now
be given, but viii Approximate " feet the largest
viii DO ordered on ! Sohsdals Of net Sizes ia order
that the contractor may make proper allowance. for
msnt viii be made, allowing an addition OF one i9oh
inch g Zach cut Acc Of andoaS
bidders MI state hos soon they can commepee
can deliver. They Will also state the average aud
maximum size OF the stones that can DO obtained
No bids viii be rooslyed eIoept from the owners or
leases Of the quATrios from which the stone Is pro
eoTdsT Of The county 10 which the quGTry l. SITUATED
that the bidder IL the owner lessee OF the quAFJ
Ali proposals must DO made on and In full accord
ance VII the printed forms, 70 be obtained Appl
cation At this office, from the huporinte Mr.
| Thomas Walsh, St Louis, Mo, aud must DO accom-.
panied bV penal bond In the sum Of fifty thousand
dollars sb0OOl that the bidder will accept and per.
| form the contract n awarded 10 him, and give bond
dollars q and valid and and biadias lease Of he
quATy To the Department a. security for the fAhful
performance Of the contract, the lease to take
upon the failure Of the contractor to comply With the
| terms Of the contract Said lease to authorize the
| Government To take full possession Of the quarry,
and work It at the expense OF the contractor In case
| Of default
The Department tho right to reject any or
all bids, or to divide the contract, and use two OF
| more kinds Of stone.
| Proposals must DO lnoossd In a scaled envelope,
| Endorsed Proposals for Dimension stone for the
new Government Building, 81. Louis, Missouri" and
| addressed to A. II, MULLETT,
i aana kuna NalF Aual
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-07

QuARTERMAsTER GEEERALs OFFlCE
WAAHlS0TOH, ID. u, sept. ~, ls7l }
Manufacturer are requested TO send 10 this othcB
printed descriptive cuu and price lists OF such stoves
they make and can recommend for use Of tho army
10 garrison and camp,
ThS toomH In quarters Of officers are generally OF
moderate Size, not over Is or 10 i6At iquAFB
The cooking stove range, for troops should be OF
size 10 cook for elRhty go men.
Wrought iron, less liable to hTeAkaEo Ia pTsforA
BILE 10 eAstiTOn tor these large cooking stoves.
Pieces should be put board cars or vessels, So
ouraly packed for transportation.
Phosa Of spare parts are also desired From these
lbtA II 10 lnttnd0d TO select those Which, being suit
BILE Tor the purpose will ba least costly In eaeb Teo
graphical military department. or At each post TO be
supplied,
(slEnodl NJ. o. MEIGR,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-07
u ROP0sAIS F0R TAX IMPROVEMENT VI
i THE hINNEsOTA RIVER,
II n KH0TNHHntH 0TFTrT1

ROCK ISLAND, ILL, Aug. ", lbla
Scaled proposals., In duplicate, will be received
this once nntil u O'clock NJ on October TO- l72 for
the improvement Of the Minnesota river. betEeen
Beaver Falls, about twenty miles above Fort Rldgely
usual conditions will be observed The right Is re-
served 70 reject any and all bids.
at this once.
Proposals must be Inolosed in a sealed envelope,
and Endorsed "PropopAls for lmproVinE hlnnesotA
HiyeT," and Hddressed to :, q D. n. hAfyOMBh,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-07
Proposals.


DEPOT QuARrTRMAgrER'sC TTiCE,y
pmrApELPHtA, August p. 49,:
Sealed Proposals will be received At thu once IN
duplicate where proper forms will be fnrhshedl 90
W " O'Clock m. on MONDAY, Octobgr = ibial ,ot
tho delivery at the Sohuylkill ArssnA Philadelphia
Of 7DU pairs Of White bsrlln Gloves As1sted sEes'
10 conform 10 sealed Sta dard sample shoh eau be
toen ~ this ONCE.
Proposals should bs endorsed, PROPOSALS for
signed,
h. order OF the QuArtermsstei Gsnersl
H. U. EAHI9N,
Assistant Quhrtsrmasisr General y 5. a.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-07
Proposals.
DROPOsAIS FOR HEADsTpNFs FOR MA.
L TIONAL MILITARY OkhEfERlks,
WAR DEPARTMENT.

PROR0sAIs FOR uEAP 3;1 I, ,,,F FOR MA.
wan DEPAHTMENI,l
QuARTERMAErFR GENERALS OFF1CE,
WAHHNarOH, ID. o., August !, l5i4 J.
Proposals are invited for marking the graves In the
national cemeteries required by law To be addressed
10 the OuArtafmAAt General, Warrington, ID, y.
Proposals should state the price for eaeh heAdstone
properly Inscribed and sot At the head Of the In
each national military cemetery.
Bids may be Tor the whole Nork Of all the oems-
tsries for that Of several cemeteries In district or
for single cemetery. 49,
The bonds required will he, 10 amount, twenty (1O)
per cont Of the whole amount Of each contract
All proposals received by the QuArtermAAteT Gen.
erA Will be opened gu the 18th day OF October, ls2 at
noon, At the Onioo OF the QuATtormAster GeusrAl,
Washington u. O., In presence OF bidders and con
tracts will be awarded 10 the lowest responsible bid
ders comparison Of the samples and prices
can be completed, provided the samples are deemed
suitable By the Secretary OF War.
All samples should DO distinctly marked In order to
prevent mistakes.
Lists Of the Gem teres with tho number Of graves
IONS SO Tea fsSnsT & VIII 81 e ap SSRls
tion 10 writing 10 the QuATtsrmAator General, Wash
| lnEtou, ID. U.
| . Envelopes containing proposals, to be Endorsed
"PropOaas for headstOnes for national military
| Washington, ID. y. N. U. MElGS,
QuArIOTmGsiST General. BVt. Major GSnSrGl u. !. A.
| iy9l
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-07
DRoPosAIs F0R sUEsisfEN0K sI5NFs.

OFTICE Posr AND DEPoT UoMMssARY or SUM-
HHTHNCE, WASHINGTON, ID, o., Oct. I, 1871.
Sealed proposals., In duplicate, will be received At
vember and December, lisa, and January and Feb.
ruaTy, 1853, for the following Stores;
No. fiour, Corn Meal, Soap, Beana, Salt, Hominy,
Bacon, Breakfast Baoon, smoked Beef.
Amount required each month, quality and condi.
tons made known By q. BELL, Y. U. g., U.S.A.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-07
PROPOSALS FOR DREDGING IN DIIXRURY
/ HARBuR, MASSACHUSETTS,

" = .hHhANtLh'h bllltttl
go fOhILAhn, Ms sept. u, isGa (
irf pnsAla VIII 20 received at tbis once until ~
O'Clock, a. NJ on MONDAY, the 2sth day Of OOiohoT
noIll i95 about DOO cubic yards OF dredging In the
south OhApnol Of DuHbuty IlATh1T,
Persons doglTinE 10 mHks proposals. for this work
are 5elueat9d TO apply 10 the undorEnsd at hia ooo
IN Morton BLOCK, Congress street, Portland Me, or
A. No, huhnoh street, Boston, Mass, Tor Gp6oRea.
lions ahd further Information 0on0eInlng the same.
HEO. from,
lAsgt Dol, Of Engineer, Bvt Brig Cen u, s.. a.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-07
Government Sales.

SALR OF UHsERYIOEABLE ANIMALS AND
- QUARTERMASTER'S PROPERTY.
OFFICE or THE DEPOT QUARTERMAsrER,l
foRr LEAyHEwoRTH kansas,
september -, lb72
win be sold Al this depot, ~ bubble auction, onm.
msnolnE At ~ O'clock M, WEDNESDAY, the 3gth
dAy Of October lB72 and continuing from day day
until the whole lot Il sold
III rsea
Mules.
- ATmy Wagons
CARTS.
l5l sets Muls Harness.
"a Riding Saddles.
9OO Pack Saddles.
~ Collars,
l Automatic Hoisting Machine.
A large lot Of scrap Iron and other unserVioeAbl
stores, ooTnpTlsiBE Furniture, 1ools, Machinery
Wagon Timberr. Chains and straps, PAullns, Sacks
40 Ao
Terms cash IN United States currency.
The horses and mules will DO sold sngly; other ATti
Giles In lotA to suit purchaser
BY order Of the Department OommAndeT,
j. c. CHANDLER
ocb Depot QuATtermA AtsT.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-07
- PROPOSALS FOR IRON EOR LANDING Plhtt'
NEAR LkWHS, DELAWARE
UNirED SrATEs KEdINEIR,s OFTtCEt

UNITED MATHS EhtlNENNh btElNHt
No. iGD CHEsTSUr sTBEET,
PTuADELPHtA, PA, Sept Is, lsIA
Nealed proposals, in duplicate, Of the fors IuI
niahed by the undersHnsd. with copy Of tht
usemont Attaohed 70 each, will be TeoelVe NJ,
ONCE until " m. OF TUESDAY, the Bth dHol, J g
Dor, ls7l for the supply Of Wrought anr Ottsh o9
required for this work. The lion mus, 9sl'sre
on tho United States Landing Pier, ~ ", -
road station A. Lswes, or At the uors NhsIs
The BIDS will state carefully the prsSo'ou pA'o@ :"
delivery with the corresponding p,eeeiG 49,, 49,.
There Will be required In thti i ~. Sgyaa S
million, nifty three thousand ar luo ~ att
forty pounds hammered iron, Cle i ny pg
and n usty.tHo thousand III huhuteu Ahu NV
DTswinEs esn SS ..ou 1. this once, whore spsolh.
cation, And oihsT will be supplied ap
Ison 49, ''''P j. ID. kURTX
Sopt0 Lieut.. Dol Of Ensinsers.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-07

Salad nrono.sis n dapllsate .ttb sons N IN 1.
& & ~ nsSac 70 Su M
iSih Az n Unbs, Is5a a. tbe dsiivs,S 10 IN inItad
statsa indSn Igents ~ ibe MsssaisTo and So1thsTn
Apache ARenoieasN ~, Of the following suhsis-
tehoe' Nku,IPanAtFpo ApAruR AoRHry
p..i u.I,is M an ~ hSnp " A"'''O''
10 90 pounds shsilsd MSIicIn Corn.
SOUTHERN APAOHiHi, ,S0,R TU LIZ ROsA)
Beef Cattle, net on the hoof.
10000 pounds Of shellod MEXICAN Corn.
49, pounds y bloar. d.
100 pounds Of Rio Coffee
The beef cattle required must be good, sound,
healthy stseIs or d cows not under four W years q
ties n may be required By the Indian Agents In
charge (aay from fifteen tb) 10 thirty (0) bead per
week NJ the Me oaleTo ARsnoy and fnOm Eve tbl 10
fifteen (lb) bead per Wesk At the TulsrosA Agency
,s,. sns ibs b.s % bs SsIs ioI ,sSoTdis1 ts Ss
~ ~ ~ inro. ,aS oS IN 80, foD az Ssts tbsSso
and tbs SontraSt ~ tbs TnissSsa ISsooV 10 M n
force ioT N an months from The data thereof uniess
AGENCIES, '''O'@ w '''"'' '''''''' ''''1 '''''
ma tioTn rsopIred rnpst be good aoubd sWeet and
.hii J ~ ,a Az, "A ~ ~ 6So 1880 Lai. "a ~
"a -, y - In N'i W w W
TbS FlouT must be oboIee superane Of the best
,n.IItS -. -, ss,t Snd Al. torsIs,n srbstanrss
and manufSStnSsd from Eood' sound wheat.
fray, Al t.i,n =, sncss ana ~ = nsrcbSntsbis
"1aIItS I" VI
The coifse must bs rood. soupd RIo free from i'm
P SSrsS sbta6lS aSsiS ~ 'u"'An0' anu 0i
.toD ny Sha ne as must up
SSmnies of ths FIouf SuEAf And Ooffee 70 be fur.
niShSd must sssompSp, ibe bIds, and UPON delivery
s Gs 2 sSsoS r o ~ M s aa6
o nna 'nn,o WIZ ~ ~ fndSS ASs1is nsmsd ot n
| SnSh amer peSson ar nsrsons ~ they NAV seleet
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