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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-09-14
NOTICE.

VNHE undersigned are prepared by the addition
of Steam-Powcr TO their Mills, to furnish
Family Flour of the highest grade, for Cdsh, or
to exchange Flour for Wheat at the rate
of Five Bushels and Thirty Pounds Of
good Wheat for 100 pounds of the best Flour.
Sept IL, lS72-3t LEGG K YATES.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-09-14
NOTICE.

DERSONS knowing themselves indebted to me,
will please come forward and settle at once,
as wish to go to Baltimore for goods.
Sept. II. JOHN ). YESTERDAY.
DRlCES REDUCED.-For Repairs on Wagons,
/ Farming Implements. Horse hoeng, &c.
j. HENRY holland,
Sept. II, 1872. Machinist
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-09-14

OK tn GOO PER DAYl Agents wanted
OO ~ - ~ ALI classes Of working people
Of either sex, young or old, make more money at
work for us in their spare moments, or all the
Address G.. Stinson & Co., Portland, Maine.
September II, lS72-ly.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-09-14

Three drunkards fell from as many upper
story windows in New York on Sunday MI ht
and were Killed
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-09-14
Valuable Timber Land
FOR SALE.

rrIiE undersigned offers for sale, privately, Two
Valuable Tracts of TIMBER LAND. The
fret contains
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-09-14
FOR RENT,

rNHE SMALL HOUSE adjoining my residence
i Possession given Immediately.
August 81, 1872. WIN. l.. WILSON.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-09-14
y Good Barber.

nNE who will be attentive 10 his business ant
" keep tidy Shop, &c, will be encouraged il
Charlestown. MANY CUSTOMERS.
September I, lsT2-3t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-09-14
.ug. I, 1874 SAMUEL HOWELL.

HAyING purchased Of Howell 4 Bro, the bal
ance of the Stock of Goods on hand, will
continue business at the old stand aud will in
few days add 4 supply Of Fresh and Seasonablc
Goods In making the changes in business, have
determined also, TO change our mode Of doing bu
siness, and will sell only for Cash or in exchange
for Produce, satisfied that this mode will prove an
advantage TO Merchant and Consumer.
Ny cndeayor shall be 10 furnish good Goods and
at the lowest living rates. hope to have the sup
port OF our old customers and 10 offer inducements
to new ones.
Aug. /, Is72 DAVID HOWELL.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-09-14
Dissolution Of Co-Parter
ship.

ry,HE Co Partnership heretofore existing under
the firm name of Howell 4 Bro, is this day
dissolved by mutual consent Either party will
sign in liquidation. IL is necessary that the old
business shall be settled up at once. Parties owi
ing bills will please pay them without further mo-
tIce. SAMUEL HOWELL,
Aug. |, 1872. DAVID HOWELL.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-09-14
Charlestown Female Seminary.

TINHE next Session of this School will commence
on MONDAY, the 9th DAY OF SEPTEM-
Der NEXT.
The course Of instruction embraces the branches
usually taught in our Female Summaries, iucu-
the residence of Major Kearsley corner Of Maine
and West Streets. The terms will he made known
on application to the Principal.
August IL, 1872. ROBERT T. BROWN.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-09-14
Proposals for Cross Ties.

PROPOSALS. will be received, by the under
signed at the Office Of the Central Improve
ment Company, in Charlestown, West Virginia.
fnr fnrnisbing about
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-09-14
Stationery Department.

ERUir WAX, also for sale. Toilet Powder.
have just made hyperion article Of
Toilet Powder (equal TO Lubin's) for one fourth
the money. II is very soothing 10 cbafs and heat
Aug. IL. Spirit copy. GEO. 7. LIGHT.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-09-14

In setering my connection with the firm,
would return thanks 10 our numerous friends for
their patronage fur the past seven years and ask
for the new house your continued favor and sup
port.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-30

State should 20 to Philadelphia without Instructions
bis igh treason I'm the eyes Of tho Grant men, but
ycry nrohabiy n will turn out so. Tho excitement In
Grants interest was started early here and was raised
aciiously 10 so high pitch that II 1t does ything
IL must cool and 1t cooling very fast There arc Two
long months before the Convention assemblies ana Wy ny
that fme the equanimity Of the politicians VIII DO
restored and the Office holders will not rule or rum
the meeting as they evidently intend doing they can
The nominations he made for the State Convention
will he for Governor. Auditor OF
Public Accounts Secretary Of State state treasurer Az
torney General Clerks Of the Supreme Court IN eacn
grand division two Presidential ElectorsatLarge "
District Electors and a. delegates to THO Philadepaa
Convention. There will be present one delegate ior
every 900 votes and for each fraction or 100 votes
east at the election of 1863 makiDgn all 6J delegateso
small body TO handle manipulate. Gov. Palincr o
chances for denomination seem 10 be Increasing
New-York tribune., 1872-03-30
HIGH RATES OF COMMUTATION.

COMPARATIVE TABLE OF FARES AROUND NEW
YORK-AN IMPORTANT SUBJECT FOR PAssEN
GERS AND MANAGERs-CHKAPER RATES DE-
MANDED.
One of the most important considerations
10 persons who intend 10 seek suburban homes Is the
railroad fare to the various points deemed eligible by
them The subOned tables give the rates OF commuta-
tioD ON the principal railroads running out Of NewYork
with the exception OF those Alderman Charlieks
Long Island road which he has repeatedly refused TO
give The Hudson River and Harlem lines offer commu-
taton only the shape Of packages OF 100 tickets at
reduced rates. TO enable on these roads to
institute comparison with the rates offered by the
other roads, calculations have been made to the num-
ber and cost tickets needed at each station these
two lines rides each week for three months Two
tickets day, Sunday excepted, generally used bs
persona doing business In the city aud residing in the
country.
Ia tho jersey and LonR Island rates ferriage Is In,
New-York tribune., 1872-03-30

train Into BuxtonW The fireman replied that n.
not undertake tho task. The driver then efi bs soM
ana proceeded over the c0al-bOx. lie returned Il, IVA
70 turn the steam on on nearing the next station h
tnen went second time over tho cOalbOr eay,n,M Mf
structons with the fireman TO shut the steam on az
top OF the bank or Incline lie told the fireman thai va
wanted TO havo lark" The fireman protested a.,
being left IN charge OF the engine. but the drivSs
him that II be refused IL would be the worse Tor
me hreman brought the train Ia safety into PnI,a
when he saw woman get out OF tho first carrss'a
Ibs person u Is supposed, was the cause OF the dy
desertion OF the engine. HeNas found stretched
the top OF the first carriage quite dead and In noo
blood An engine-driyer carrying on an intrigue VII.
woman on the train presents 10 must De admitted
way novelty Of the first class. '"@S
New-York tribune., 1872-03-30
THE WASTE OF CRoToN WATER.

To the Edftor OF The Trtbune.
SIR: Commissioner Van Mort is seriously
alarmed at the probability OF the failure OF adequate
supply Of pure water for the City of NewYork and has
forwarded 10 the Legislature memorial containing the
statement Of Chief Engineer Tracey that In 1Ss the
sumption 100000 gallons In every "a hour whereas
1871 consumption had Increased TO 80 gallons
day There doubt but that large portion Of this
enormous may be attributed to waste. People
leave their faucets open TO avoid being poisoned by
from leaden pipes, and legal enactment to pre-
vent IL compete with the instinct Of sefpreserva-
ton the city authorities vOcae the introduction
Tin Lined Lead Pipe into public and private buildings
and this waste OF water Will be stopped with the
sity that created II. CHEMIST.
NeU-YOrk March 20, 1872.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-30
OPENING OF THE RACING sEASON-THE ME-
TAIRIE SPRING MEETING.

The racing campaign OF 1872 opens to-day
a New Orleans with the Spring meeting OF the Mctarie
Jockey Club, and an unusual number of thorough
ireds are already assembled the MetaiTe track to
take part in the coming carnival Several Northern
ing stables have Wintered there and engaged in the
various stakes TO be for during the ensuing week
An excellent programme has been offered by the Club
and the liberal Of $4,000 Will be given In purses and
money added to the stakes during the six
days OF the meeting. The principal event Of to-
morrow's racing the Bingaman Stakes for foury
olds two miles, for which there IS entries, among
them saina, Nellie Gray, saucebox, Sentinel, Nellie
Ransom, Frank Ross, StOckwoOd, and Gaberlunzie
Either Sentinel, Nellie Gray, Salina will probably be
the winner The other contests mile heat race and
a mile and quarter dash. On the second day there will
be hurdle race, twO-mile heat and another mile
and quarter dash. On the third day the Minor Stakes
for three yearOlds, mile, will be for. Among
the % entries for are Bufords Malta and Bomb
she'll and Capt MOOre's colt London mile heat race
for purse VIII follow and then Will come the Metare
Cup for all ages, $50 entrance, $1,000 added by the
Metairie Club aud a cup worth $1,000 the gift OF NJ H.
Sanford this city In the event OF Mr. Sanfords own
lie given to the second horse. This will be
an exciting MOnarchist ana Nellie Gray
being the most formidable Of the nine nominations.
for which the entries not vet made, and on the sixth
and final OF the meeting the Grand Post Stake. four
more popular with the American public than any other
az they afford test of the endurance, as well as OF the
speed, OF the animals contcndinE IN the Iney are,
al and Jerome Park short hes preferred
and IL is only Long Branch and Baltimore that place
is found for the former ON the programme Inc probable
contestants in this Capt Moores Foster; MI.
SandfOrds MOnarchist or Preakness, Gen. BulOrTs
Nellie Gray, Major Bacon's Mamie Douglas, and Mr..
MiIlers Sentinel Foster and Mamie Douglas are the
only ones that have shown their ability 10 four miles
and repeat and the former will probably win this race
New-York tribune., 1872-03-30
AN ACCUSED LAWYERS EXPLANATION

Alexander II. Reavy, the lawyer Who was
arrested Thursday the Court of General Sessions,
indictment charging him with having procured the
signature Of Mrs Taylor to q piece Of blank paper
which deed subsequently written conveying
tam property from her to himself stated In Court yes
terday. that George H. Thomas called at his Office said
he was about purchasing from Mrs Taylor n house In
Forty -thrdst., and wished him TO make the deed
lie accordingly called upon Mrs. Taylor, obtained
copy OF tho original deed for description
the property. and drafted deed conveying tho
property from Mrs Taylor to Mr. Thomaswhich was duly
acknowledged and for which Mr.. Thomas paid him So
2 ho said, was tho only business ho had ever dan" \"
New-York tribune., 1872-03-30
John F. Walsh filed, June 81, 1870. a volun

JOHN +. WaISh nIeu, JUNE ", 1871, VOlun-
tay petition In bankruptcy In the United States District
Court. petition referred to Register Allen who
made an adjudication thereon, and assignee was
chosen ut meeting OF creditors While this peti-
tion pending Walsh filed another petition setting
forth the debts and creditors mentioned In tho
petition The Register decided that, In view OF these
facts the second petition is irregular Ia the United
States District Court yesterday. Judge BlatchfOrd
hrmed the Registers decision.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-30
DEPARTURE or FOREIGN NlJLs
SATURDAY MApcu "a

SATURDAY MARCH %
MAILS hf Bnrops Liverpool, Steamship CITY AZ -,
close at ! 0y a. m Supplementary Nal Pier No. IS
closed at $50 a. - A. h,h
81 letter, deposited Supplementary Mails pr.D.s -
double pOsisge T'''" 'a
Prass an Closed Nal is sent hV this line
Mails for the Gemsn States Brensn per te,nA, pa,
close At IIW = M German nail ONLY direct bv this hae wa
Mails Tor Aspnss and Panama the Cea Amsrcla an ssa D.
eac Ports &c. By the s,eam.hp OCEAN oleep At 40
SUNDAY. MARCH 81
All Mails close at II O'Clock the fosOMce /, open b,,,
On. 10 ii q. IA.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-30

c,uded Where two for tho same distance on ono
road are given of them ia for branch ROAD. 'h's
occurs especially on the Erie Railway. u VIII DO oo
Roads are much higher than the Others except Tor
stations very near the city The fare on the New
Road also very high Many other singular oiso'"'"
1in sNNillh he
New-York tribune., 1872-03-30
NINIATuRk ALMAHAi

san 5:3
HGH yArEK
Sandy Ho,k ...ii19 Goys Island. ga,s P-rry In
Hi'H WATER THIS
Ssniy hook. Gov's Island. OF Hell Pey ~.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-30

which Mrs. Taylor was in any way concerned. John
Green. President Of the Forty secondst Railroad, be-
came surety for Reavy in 10000.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-30
THE CINCINNATI MOVEMENT.
DEMOCRATIC HANDS OFF.

But there are some Democrats who, fearful
that the great struggle will pass without tho Democracy
as party taking hand In It, insist that since the De-
mocracy will not nominate ticket OF their own, tey
shall at least formally ndorse some other party Ticket
This Democratic appropriation OF the Cincinnati ticket
would not however, do any good In any way that we
can conceive 1t would not strengthen the ticket Ger.
vote which would not be given voluntarily TO It, on Its
merits On the other hand, 1t might to some extent
weaken It by enabling the Administration partisans 10
frightcn Republicans from 1t by calling 1t Democrato
ticket This is tho weapon the Administration party VIII
fight the battle with but II the Cincinnati ckot
Inc naked Republican ticket nominated by unquestioned
Republicans, and unndorscd by any official DemOcratc
authority the weapon will have no edge nor force anu
its opponcts will have to nd, II they some other
Instrument meet IL with. The Administration party
do not yet know how they will or can oppose the re-
formatory insurgent be marshaed AT en-
cinuati for assault upon hem and IT would be Impr-
dent at least. for the Democracy tO solve the dncuty
them by authorizing then. 10 fight II as Democratic
ticket.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-30
ltlathlnerr.

ROLLERS, Safe and Econ9mlca'; .,..T os.Ss i
ID Boiler. water In faes he coi-n94 q, -.
an. pl.i, flinders Tanks Paus and inges'I. ptr Peas
~ GEO C. HOWARD. Ms. hS''e -1H ~
New-York tribune., 1872-03-30
prlrlIlne.

SLOTE & JAMES, STAIlONsEtkS, ,qi FhIa p.i.oa..
- ERS. aud BLANKBO0H MANuFM i Nhn -
m AK BOOKS made To any pattern onier. ~ s2ii,et -
WIN. EVERDELLS SONS, Igsa, I0l p"itS"IlS 1o3 IsbEL
w IiTUOGRAPIIIC STEAM JOB fMNiH'' %
MANUFACTURERS.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-30
POLITICAL MISCELLANY.
ILLINOIS.

CLOSE OF TIE AssEMBLY-BILLS PASSED AND
MrAsTRFs DEFEATED-A LIQUOR CONvEN-
TION-THE REPUBLICAN STATE COMMITTEE
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-16
Proposals.
PR0PosGiB ron SUPPLIES


NEvT DIFanrirErr.) z
BuREAu or PnovnioNs AND Ul0TuIHd. I
Bonied Propo-als endorsed "Psepsasis isr fiohis.r
VII be IseelVed ~ ths BuToau until e,oleck, y NJ
Thousand tannnoo) pounds of Piekies-t7beuo pounds
10 be delivered a. the Nav Yard, Nov Y0Th, and the
TgmainlnG Boql pounds 70 be delivered a. The Nav
Yard, Bqsten' Ihs whale a'nount 70 be delivered
The Pickles V be Of The present years EruVih 10
be put up In galvanized iron-b0nnd seasoned white
OAK oAska zach oask 10 contain eight Ealions o. me
digm cuoumbeta, AyeraginE not lees than siEil 20
gallon, one Eallo1 onions. and one snllon % Rsp.
casks 10 be hlled with puis AQee acid yineaar Of Il
least forty degrees strength And each oask 10 contain
not less than hhJseysn pounds Of ysgslAblfa.
The whes 10 pass the usual naval inappoop, and be
equal to the saiipls n the Nav Yard New York,
The contractor shall vaFrant ard guarantees that The
Pickle. shalt Keep good and sound In any climate tor
Bonds, vif approved security, vii be required IN
ons qaaftSr me sstifnalsd nn5n1i Of ths eontraSi
and twenty per cont 10 addttion VI b. vibeid fryn
the amount Of eaoh paTmsut cailatoFh security Tor
the due performance Of the coutracfs which IeaaFvh
ton viii pot be .pAld until the contract a Fully com
FSsTJ oasr must be accompanied ~ written anaf
any, signed b ore or more uspontibe gsrsou., that
the bidder bidders wilt n his ~ t1Sir BID Be Sc
osptsd enter ino obllshuon within ve days, with
No proposal win be considered unle.I accompanied
By sneh guaranty, and the Department reserves the
rFht 70 rtisot ANY proposss unless The responsibility
intsrnsi ne yohns Tor the district "a ehlsh thsg -
slide, and unless naafactoT evidence that the bidder
4 ItEulsf dealer In The article he offers 70 snppy IL
iatnlahsd Win NE lIaPo.a = vel a 70 Ieiset ADJ
proposal not considered adysHsagSegsl "a ne 9Iern
Aui2 parmAatar uensrai ", ~ N.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-16
Proposals.
n 9EIS gt e SsgEEEhGEGHBs6 kqREEEF

Al OTIUE TO OONTRAOTORH = GOVERN.
~ hatNr HARHOR WORK AT DUNKIRK MY.
No uStTEP pi sT,T5s EraIE5E ~, OyylSE
Sealed proposals., IN duplicate, lndorasd "Prfp0.
sails for Dunklrk HaFbot Work. viii he rsaoiysd a
this uoe until II O'Clock noon Of August a. Tor the
sonst5ucton o. section Of Aboat 40 feet Of the Dun
APPR0XiMkTR QUANTITIES or MATRRtAta
TO BR FURnisHkD AND DElLvFRED.
Timber and Lumber (Hawed Or we'll OonntsrhsWsd }
zach Item 70 DO bid and paid for BY the thousand
l. Tte0 feet b IN. White Hsmloek
u. gl,1T foot b. m. HAfd Pine
III. si,llb fset b, m, white Oak -
WROUGHT IRON MATERIAL
Zach Item 70 be bid md paid Tor b. the pound
J. 20 ON bolts " inohsa sqasro. Essor,sd
II iS round, nut screw and v..bsr bolts. ~
III a bsVsl polntsd drift bolts. headed and wash.
efgd. " inches square, "a inches long. so Ne.
Nv. t8iS wrought Iron spikes, and 10 Inches In
R ssff II kTs ~ LsBSR TO BE PERFoRMWp
J. HpOiineai Test erib buildlng under water wortj
70 b bld and paid for By the hnsal no, Of timber
u, II US iisssi is.. irsmlBs and bundlss upper
uatafe 20 BE pa and paid Tor BY The neal foot Of
nj as cords hsr8 stone ss cubic feet % the cord
be bd aud paid for BY the cord furnished and put
~, il0 feet b, NJ soantnE ,iolsls and plank to bs
nttsd, gained End fastened 10 place, TO be bid and
paid Tor by the N feet b. m.
Bids from Iron dealers Tor saeh and even item Of Iron
matsllAl viii be entqrtAinsd Other bidders arc re-
classes. The responsible bidder whose aggregate Il
the lowest may enpeut the award.
Detailed specifications and distractions for bid.
dsrs, and printed forms upon which all bids offered
must be made, may be had upon appoat,on y this
yT Major Of knginssra
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-16

PLAITaBUR0 RARRACKH. ". ", July d, lsfa.
Sealed proposals. In duplioats, with COPY Of Ills
W O'Clock .. M August -, isia. Tor tupplyinK tho
sutlet's DopaFtment with The ioloNtnE-nAnsd sut.
laTia alnrea, vlHg lad ...... .... ... =.
Moss pork bl9 pounds, breakfast bacon, rs pounds
flour for issue Nsia pounds; 0ur for ohiooru, l,78j
green Riol eu pounds cQieo, green Java 40 pounds
black teA, loo Poundai brown sugar, s.td ponndsi
po,, ndSi black pSPgsr, " pounds, .mohed beef 70
ponnds mAoks'e so; y ~ RRa1l,s sasunes, y
= - ysT -iel u pounds; Erosa corn, toAnS
lard. "a d Dound sSokAEea, lb0 pounds, fraah blne
apple Il osnSi sodhsh dossoaled. ~ pounds, dried
ps'ehss OO pounds Iobslsfst SsHs dyisd sgplsa.
VA First IIsut Fifth AIRY ., B. A, d.h
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-16
A NNUAL SALE o. hgMY CLOTHING AND

A NNUAL SALE or ARMY CLOTHING AND
"A EQUIPA0k
DIpOT QUAnfERMAaTEh'a OTrtCE,l
JTFKRBoHyILLE, IND, August !, lsTa I
VIM be sold n pablo auction, a. the Dsg9t AZ Jei'
farsonVliio, Indiana. commencing on TUESDAY,
September 10, i5la. a " O'Clock, a. m, undgr the
direction OF Captain J. y. ROdgori, N. 4. X United
btatsa Army, large quantity Of noe, unsoTVieeAbe,
and damaged oiothiaE, Damp aud dAHlson kqulp'
age consisting In part OF
H. $40 UnlioTm UpAta.
t,7U IroWkofn, foot
LOO TroW1aFa, mounted
R,7al Shirts, flannel.
Atti9 Great Ooaia, mounted.
l2,7pi ureAt Goats, loot
lb,ab6 Jackets, cavalry.
1ha9 jackets, artiliUFy,
l41ib sack Goats lined.
SlBie Sack Goats, unnod.
tAbsi pairs Boots and bOOtopa,
llO9 forage Oaps.
Ard various other articles. .
The terms Of sale will be stated In the catalogue,
which can hS obtained Al thia once.
~ order OF the QdATtoImAstor uooorhL ,
q, n, HOYT,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-16
. R0P0SGIS FOR G07EENGENT HAULING,
PsEo ap 9gARTETHlHJ 5S 81 oTI s1s

I
Boalod propoAAs, In trlploate, Will be tgcalVed AZ
this once until TUESDAY, September 10, lAIa, Atll
m, yAt which time TIER viii be, oPsnedl ior the
hAnlrE Of pablo stores required At this depot for
The psTlOd Of nine 90 monthi, commencing outobOF
|, 1f1l,
'HddsTs viii state The pFleos per load Of 200 pounds
At which they ~ agree 70 haul the required stores,
WhpnoYer called VpQn BY this once, To OF from the
points designated below or such other Dolutt within
10 DO hauled. YiHg
SshaJlkill ArSanAl, Cqrsy's Forry roAd) including
the local hauling Required tharoAtI fTankiOrd Arse
nal (iridogbutEO QlAFtsrmAAtoTs Once, ilgl 9lTaTd
street aud the various WhArvea % the Delaware
rver, from Oallovhlll street 70 WashlnEton sirsst,
and The different nilroad dopota In this city, Haul
Ing which may be Geqpirod 70 points not doaHuhtod
IN the contract will be paid Tot At corresponding
safes, .
Bidders will hS required To give security Tor the
faithful performance OF the contract
lids % be subject % the approval OF the Quarter
master General before being accepted,
The right y reserved 70 reject any and all bids.
list Of the points from and 70 which stores will mO9t
EenefAly TelniIe tohe hauled eau be seen At this
| once, No. lt1 Nlrhrd ulToat,
PTopoaAli 70 bs indSrStd Proposals for Hauling,
| and addressed to tho undersigned,
BY order Of the QuATtoTmAStOF General
L. U. EAkrON,
Assistant QulTtSmAsloT General u, 4. Army depot
QuATt0rmAAt0r, AulO
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-16

FORBfs-TAYI0R-O Tuaadsy nagulnF. tho
18Th Of AuEust A. Christ ohugah AleIsndrla By the
Hsy. 0sotEs u. NSrton, hAnuia foRBss, Of Balti.
late WIN. n Fowl@, Of AlsIandhA. Va
WELOH-uLAY rOR.-On Wednesday, tho eth Of
church, Upper Mailsoioi, Nd, NJ. i1iissRr II
MsIna, % Anuapos,s. sne Mis- 'ALioE pLAYroa, OF
West River. "a
MoNT0oMRRy-vRRNo N.-ou the iath ,os,
lbT the Rov. WIN, D. kvAn., JOHS ". Mo sTdOMnaI
.ol haltmore. AadLAURA v. NnnNON. q MAshlna lon.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-16

runD ,,.,,. ms, p 3 T no. Eg1 9Ss,cr

u. 8. ENaTsEEn OYYIcE,
TH1nD ErsRT. UluoH BAHK BUuDINa,
fAYErrE, HgAR OHARLEa aTREET.-
BALTIMOHH, Mn, JAY IA, l672
dR Hstaaai from .si Oss.ss iiy.S % 5a:.r Z.
town.
Proposals 10 bo sealed ID duplicsis Endorsed on ont
side, and panied by COPY Of this advertise
menL will DO reviewed until noon o. August H. 1874
and will be oneued In ten nnntea thereafter, IN pres
enee q such bidders a. mAy Wish 70 be present.
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