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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-02-17

A cute Yankee went into lieuor store
and asked for IL half gallon OF wilskcy. to
be pearea intc gallon jug. THIS was
done; bet when payment was demanded
the man refused, and the liquor was ompt-
led out The would-bc purchaser had
probably anticipated something "f this.
kind, NJ he had previously filled the jug
half fall of water. As he LEFT the store bis
face was radiant. and his jug half full Of
drinks, nicely mixed
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-02-17

1t appears from ForestrT's "LiE
Of Charles Dickens" that ais father
furnished the orr ginal for the inimit-
able character of Mr.. Micswber.-
Micawber Dickens never knew how
TO got along in the world, end being
carried from "A spougi' Z horse To the
debtors prison the M.rs4.s!sra h.
told Charles to remember that "if y
man had t20 u year. and spent Gla
1876. o., he would b" isap;w, hut
that shilling spent the other WA,
would make him vretrhc,l.r
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-02-17
HITCHlNS BROS,

CrroslrE ST. MIcaAEL's CHrRcf,
Main Street, 'Frostharg, Macylund.
TNNiTEPARTICULAR ATTENTION
l. to their Large and Select Stock of Gen
cral Merchandise, consisting Of
DRY GOODS,
NOTIONS,
CLOTHING
BOOTS,
SHOES,
HARDWARE,
QUEENSWAR%.
GLASSWARE.
NoUDENW ARE
NROCERIES,
PROVISIONS
CANNED
FRUITS.
,Oi-S9'EPS
AZ, "a, &.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-02-17


lHe aho', is'tAs lit, of twenty
eight column Weekly Newspapers.
recently established in Frustburg,
diiegary county, Maryiand.
We are aware that We huv. eu,.,.a
a crow.|c1.fc,d-,b,t III. c,nn.,;,;.,.
for nublie favor r, ,,..,ar, :, ,,.
papers. AZ so no,,hl, c,,.,.i,a
make the establishment Of .J.ii,;., =,
papers d METER Of gray. rous;de,,
ton. Especially sn when the. ,
mcrous AMI n,.r,,.;,,, ,,.,n.n,. !,
journalism are So gerer.liy ,l...r.j,.,
Of support
"
not pt.n!,ci..l to the nbI;sbme,.,
of our cnt-rrri-c .t,r W. b,lI that
every Institution. ,,tyirv t,utan-X
object l,yit;mnt.,v rn,,a, s.t,I ,
moral ri .rht lc ,;y. and ill.,. e.. q,
increasing n,ur,,,i.,;c c,,,a;l.,
"h"'hs' anal IN AT bat c'mparaliv",,
" It" cases. RECEIVING ropular su;--
port ''''cates the prevalence If
"a:s9y ?at"c sehN1a"n' with f.
SI"T' 1$@''''' i is w'lt h'""n Ia
Dc" Sl''Pe:'' IN s'herm', 10y assuming
a pr"'e;' Censorship # nui!it h,",,.
"efs and proper cdsf"i'nnSmp 4
Pn"lic morals, become 'he brrt CA.
/ ser'ators Ut III. public peace A"1
me mo'' ''i'ersr'c 'rtVmotsrs ii lile
fn'i'c welfare.
RECOGNIZING i, rr,s,f,r., . mr. ~.
ioiu, I,cat;,, anil :, ,,,,,,,. ,
;puuity NM, ,inc,nr,a.,h, -. .
sci Of some oS ;ts .;ss;..,s w.. H..
been Induced e st,,,,n,., the ,a,,.,
.,f l,1rf,..: w..,-u h,.,.r ,v,,.x
;;;.s ,, q, him. !, .,,, .,;..,u
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-02-17
Knowest Thou the Land I

Knowest thou the land where the waiting
Of sorrow,
The tears and the woe, and the moral
unrest,
That haunt us for aye through this valley
of shadows,
Are changed to the anthems and peace
of the best
Where the flowers Of Eden are forever in
bloom,
In cline never swept by the storm
clouds of this,
Where fears and the daIi,arss'that environ
the tomb
Are remembered no more in perfection
of bliss
kMewert thou that land?
knowest thou the land where the clear
crystal river,
For the healing OF nations whose sweet
waters arc
Flowers fast from the throne Of the nrcrci-
full Oliver.
Through asphodel meadows immortal
and fair
Where glory of music undrcan,ed Of on
earth,
Divinest of harmonies, swells through
the soul.
And far through the regions of infinite
space
The anthems Of angels eternally roll
Knowest thou that lanGs
knowest thou the land where the l0red and
the Inst one.
All stainless and pure as the mornings
first dew,
And safe in the arms Of plying Saviour,
A gloritied angel is waiting for yen?
It's the land of Beulali. tho land'0f delight
Beyond the Delcctable Mountain it lies
How shining and far to the world wcaried
sight
Its bowers of peace in their beauty arise
Heaven is that land
MOBILE, ALABAMA.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-02-17

A California hunter, who Wen. ten ,niIl.,
to pssr" where game WAS plen'v, oui
then fnaEd tiTat he had brought = h., Of
pills instead OF perclssior ccps. r.a3r.. i
home In disgust.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-02-17

They have new way Of getting
up surprise parties in certain parts
of Illinois. A resident receives an
anon ymous letter, stating that sur
prise party will wait upon him Oh a
certain evening. lie prepares for it.
Nobody COMES, and the surprise is
complete.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-02-17
gave no I'M

certain sound Her people acted openly.
toadly. dehnutly, and. wleD conscious OF
right, never wei ;fn. evpcdirmy iu the
balance with it.
One circumt nee n n"r Rcvol.tiorsry
history web Illus; ATS iii-:
I'm the year i1:s, = vessel Aa:ned t,t
PEGGY sTEwAH" brought a iat9;" quaint
~ OF tea into til hari'or af AsaypcIi>, on
which the own,.s Of the vessel i,4aie CASTE
to pay the du'y.' The people, regarded
this act Of the ownrrs Of the vessel a. axe.
~ to call in question tie i l,litv aud homer
Of the Province. without ai.ga.4i,.q ITEM.
sf!ees, they compelled tie ownrrs of the
sessel to ask forgiveness in ile most ln,mi!
istlng language. Nor lid their rescnlncni
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-02-17

Any MACHINE we recommend W.,
will warrant and defend. and give abund-
ant security for faithful performance on
our part.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-02-17

We wish il Distinctly Understood W"
will Sell you ANY Kind of Sewing Ma
chimes in the Market at as Low Price
and on rs Easy Terms 10 you can get it
anywhere.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-02-17

Sewing Ns"h!rc> of AL hindt. RE
PAIRED. and satisfaction given, or mo
ney mlnrdet.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-02-17

ET!arETrE.-lf ysu pay n visit, it
is not necessary to take a receipt.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-02-17
FrOstburg Advertisements.
HOTELS.
TUNNEL HOUSE,

ALBERT HOLLE. PROPRIETOR.
This Hotel is enlarged, and can now
give every accommodation to the public
Dealer in fine Liquors. &c. nl-ly.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-02-17
st9astbasg .9as..ina goNrna..
). r. GROVE Editors and prop'rs.
J. T. ODER,
FRnSrRrRG. FERRT AIRY Il. 1872.
The Treaty.

~Soale excitement has been occa.
stoned in C~~t Britain over the
"Americsu cas". "a presented f.
the tribunni IT Ge,+.> =. Tia. there
ia little groanl ~ tear val, is naai-
rs: frolc the fac! It's. the ''Vnccns
ereeeh" docs uyt parfr4 a. "f the
popular cia,nn,. and, "A this side.
there is SCARCELY, If a"y, real UnrAai,
ress. That oil. case has h"-n pre-
scented in an improper spirit, is evil
dent from the report, i strong in''ict-
inents preferred sy cur attorneys,
and to which all this ilnbtub may '"-
ultimately be attributed.
Past experience has shown too
severely that NO nations under the
sun can less afl' ri t, go to war
w:!, each other th,,n the United
States and Greg Eg;,ain. The Atm
tiles Of blood ~aagaaGe and trade,
are too closely crneutca to make
vAr profitable, no matter. scarcely,
what pecuniary demands are made
or rejected. The w,'li-knrwn popu-
lar intelligence Of notl, countries,
We are sure. viii discaultcnance
and prevent, il this case, tn.
schemes Of both statcan,u and sci
diers for Masking an occasion il
which t" gr.,iis "Ul.";iriiel i'm
n.rtaiity.'
Hon. joins ". i'u"sEy IN Sufnr
day last. ten t-rI 70 President
GRANT his resign .tihu a. Collector
# the port Of j'lii.i.lplIia. This
haa eccasiouc1 s".n- surprise III pp-
li,ical circles. All il !. reported the
Preridcnt will not accept. G. lionel
rnsNEv, however. alleges ihat his
course is dictated hy the A.'manie
his newspaper has npnn him for
closer attention.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-02-17
Who are the People

That hay the Genuine ELIAS HowH Spw-
ING MACHINE and Exchange it for any
other Machine? Echo answers. Who?
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-02-17

SEEMING MA, HINES OF ALI. KINDS
For Rent, Sale or Exchange.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-02-17

tween their fellow-mcn and their creator :;
hut left all free to render homage to their
God fully and freely, in the mode most con-
genial to the instincts Of their own heart,
the dictates of their own reason and the
teachings of their own faith. The hero
lam, bravery anl self-ssri ticing spirit o"
her people were well illustrated in the war
Of the Revelation AMI in Our late civil
strife" none Of the "oli thirteen" have a
prouder record, none can claim to have
made more willing sacrifices, none With
more freedom from selfish views. The
partially OF sectional Writers has not vet
,.one justice IL the Revolutionary history
Of Maryland, am; may have blazoRci forth
actions as wonderfully mc.itorinus which
Wien done 10y the colony Of Mtrylsnd
tafe never been properly or impartiaIly
chronjcleG ly histarian' Many are en-
tirely passed over. ia silence whilst ell,,-
gics are spoken aui p cans sung to tie glo-
~ OF other States. Tn" name OF Mary
land in connection with them IL rarely
heard, yet when the time for action had
come in those great strugglcs. Mir,la
boldly and icfialtir. steppe! forth Into Tie
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-02-17

The STRENGTH OF APPETITE EARLY
CREArED.--One of the first literary
men of the United States said to the
writer. after speaking on the subject
of temperance There is ere thing
which, as you visit different places,
| wish you to do everywhere that
is. entrcat every mother never to
give drop of strong drink to Il
child. have had to fight as for my
life all my days to keep from dying
a drunkari. because ! WAS fed with
spirits when child acquired a
taste for it. My brother, p,"v fel
low ! died drunkard. would not
have child of mine to take drop
of it for anything. Warn every
mother. wherever you gu. ncv~f to
give drop o; il to child. > Young
ReGpsr.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-02-17
EROSTBURG HOTEL,

IN VUSI d. NV hui E1I,
l. G. LYNCH. Proprietor.
Main ST.. near Depot, FROSTBUR C', Nd
This well known House has recently
been renovated. repaired and reiurnished.
and is now open for the accommodation
Of the public. Stabling and the best at
tention to horses furnished. Sep 30-lys
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-02-17

pay the value Of thu tea with the objection
sblc duty aide When tie wsr I'D once
begun, Maryland Immediately flied her al
lot!ed quota. and, sn much in advance OF
some Of her sister States. that she. with
great delieary. officially explained the
cause of her superior eeisrity, i's,t tfcy
siionld feel moiSiftsst ,si in aii:,sa;ng tar
dy; and when her own quota was filed
her free CO npsHies' ..I'iss<,1 III tie servic.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-02-17

Not long since, during an exciting
proractcd meeting held in one Of
the frontier towns of Michigan, "a
man named Wilson, who for some
years had sold milk to the villagers
becoTn'ng seriously alarmed as to
his spiritual con iition, went forward
to the anxious seat and solicited the
prayers of the congregation. In
ane time he became penit"nt, and
arose to make his confession.
Among other transgrcssions of which
he had been guilty, be owned t.
having frequently watcr.d the milk
he had sold. In the midst of his
cnaiession, while telling the milk
story, the minister, a very worthy
man, who despised cheats of all
kinds, exclaimed "Sit down, sit
down, brother Wilson II you say
much more they'll have you ia the
peni'entiary in less than week ~
Brother v ilson sat down.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-02-17

A prominent lawyer was 'hailed while
passing jewrlry store by The proprietor,
with "Gcncral, come in here moment :;
we have something for you to solve. If a
man brings his watch to be flxrd and it
costs nee ten cents to do it, and keep it a
week ami charge hia six dollars, what per
cent. do | make? We have bcen figuring
and make it nine hundred per cent. and
have only got up to one dollar. How
much do you say it will he at six dollars p
We'll" replied the General Il do not
wonder at your perpleSity; for it is well
known, and the celebrated Babbage calcu-
lating machine has demonstrated, that at
certain points in progressive numbers the
law governing them changes. In this case
the law would change, and long before the
sum would reach six dollars it would run
out of per cent. and into what is known as
larceny"
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-02-17

FAIR DEALINGl ONE ESTABLISHED PRICgi
STOCK SELECT Low PRICES AXE THE r,n
CLOTHING DEPARTMENT ia FULL And PRICES
NEW CLOTHING HOUSE Main 81 r,sbrg
Cat 21-lytSaC-t. n srrny
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-02-17

Of the FOUR HUNDRED HOWE
SEWING MACllIN rs we have sold ,iu
ring the past year. ~" are perfectly will
ing Ia exchange any III all of them. il the
pm ,iaSers are dissatisfied with them fcI
my other Machine ~ the market. vt an
even exchange.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-02-17
Cumberland Advertisements.
MISCELLANEOUS.
D e MTIS TRY.

u Z ~ ] 10 ] X =.
NATURAL TEETH FILLED, REG
~ ULATED. EXTRACTED, POL
ISIlED Sc. in the best manner.
Artificial Teeth inserted on all the va
rious bases known to the Profession, at
DIR. C. J. BEACHYS
Steam Dental Establishment,
No lO4. Baltimore Street.
Oct 7-6m- Gu nberland, Md.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-02-17

Family Groceries, Fruits. &c..
Is always full of good qualities and variety.
You will find every thing comprised in
tie above lines complete and desirabic, uu>1i
at prices that always warrant sale
With one among the lareeat and host Sc
!ec:ed Stocks in Frostburg. and which. VIC
believe, cannot be surpassed in style, price
and variety, we hope, by fair dealing and m
earnest desire 10 please, to make ii to the
advantage Of purchasers to deal with Us.
.sH Call and examine our stock AMI de
eide for yourselves.
Oct est BEALL, KOCH & co
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-02-17

All kinds Of Sewing Machine At.arh-
mcuts. Needles. for all Machines. Oil.
spool Cotton. AID in f,rG everything con-
nrrt,,; with the SLwJSG MACHINE Eys!-
mss CAV ia i',l n. nnr offices.
J. l.. MrKENNY.
hal.;n,Ar, and Richmond.
Rranch 0ni,": 50 Baltimore Street.
r'ga,!~ Find NarY' I'D.
a.. r.. M NpHREY.
J!s T--s r:'--.G' Asaag~
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-02-17
THE PROOF OF THE PUDDING
IL In Eating 1t.

Below are the names Of some Of the
VICTIMS or the Rotating Hook and Brush
Pad Machines. better known as the
WHEELER & WILSON:
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-02-17
NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE!

IMMENSE INCREASE IN BUSINESS,
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-02-17

Ia SHIRT. ~" arc p!c,!g,-.! ~
patty. atttrhe.i to .o -,,.; .:.,: ~
t.uic1 10y Il" faction. "a, ny :ai,l;. ::
s!!rting 10 ali ih,.-peu 1. sid
W. hope! 20 :ir'.!s!. d lAlp-. i.,s-...
.n:,-saai sap,h-rl.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-23
TO WHOM ASSESSED

lLsnckton. George M.-5s scres. .............
Beginning at stone numb -four a. planted ., the north
by George Oyster, called .'Trrnicss theme 800
,,sy.p;ysesesE Dc srsss sss, ave s rsrose. Win
condemned for the railroad, thence north forytwo ana
perchs. ifj and seven D link With aid s,,e
line 10 division lire formerly put NJ between this and
thence win said fence north twenty three ts degree.
west ore hundred and thirteen l1iSl rces and fifteen
renee marked for corner, thence soGth sixty s1e .sS
quarter degrees wet fcrtyeight l49 perch and
from he land formerly held sy Mr. berrnser. thsnc.
with fsid ne and continuation direction thereo,
erre sOuSd eont.iSed within the fofeSoSe %r
hd boanSs except Elk el seres and thirtshree Css'
ptrches sold TO ere Mangun by Benz f. Fenwiek.
Ioonis Siss-9 acres .....'.....
srponed to divide he rrpeGT an. ny rn,nTn
hhd sixty hundtecths (el oe poles souheasery fror,
one and seventy HUNDREDS tii 721 roles ,s.ps.
toutheastery thirty-nine and nity-two hnndre,i,h.
abroad along the e ~ eaa s'q a. sa
efy sy and ter s~o G S hsDos
ss IsSe Of sss.,pt being lot number eht in sub
nine (9) acres, more or less. :
lltto-9 acre. ..........-......
Beginning at a roint where the Queen. Chanel road
crosses the Baltimore and Washington railroad and
running thence north twenty-five and one hsIf los !
said track by the csmmsioner. for eyns be V sn,D
thence by fad road southwes,erly srrvce and s,Nty
and two one hnndfedths 81 poe. 10 soi tnr sy
The Ire With said railroad sstyive l6) poles 20 the
place OF beginning, the being number nne gOl
OF the subdivision Of said land made by the commits
sioners, containing nine (9) scres.
Gail sIine Ptanon's heirs-7s acres and INN
Beeinirg at large white oak standing at the north
wet corner OF said tract and running north tftyfovr
t54) oegrees west one and forty tour
loo TO east side OF Piney Branch road thence north
and Sundredhs "a s Sss r.r esss ns line
road, thence south one and three-fourths u desress
wet seven and seveDtyUve hundreths(T ne -
thence south twenty four de erees
Elk evenly two hundredths loO percNes 20 in
tllrfN-tlIee nj,
forty elk and oneh half degrees two and 81, hi
bundiedhs t2sl0o) rerches 10 thirty three "a,
rod line, thence in straight hne the point OF he
"Fletcher's Good WILL"
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-22
rHE MARK hts
FINANOIAL AND Q. .,r,,,uvo,.,

r.--.., New ferh stsoh Rspsrt-
fGrniiaea og Ler, ~ JoAHson b ~, Baul,y,
northwest. '' " aN e"e ~ HTceit
a. NhsN JAZZ, August Ill n. m - JInIt,d p,.,..
Ospr Vgupgn, tf 4. uplted states No.. N
~ 90, llb's y. Mas ~, uoupen IiGIl u, d, k1iS
4, sd " ,ogapo5, llb,li " y ba0s' ~ UsrpoB,,
il Hsg l,s pst- cent loss, iiS'i 4 NS s.s,,
Nal, az Msll' lsrus 4 gos Esbro.s,s, ' ~
Hudson railroad, a7ki kris RaiiTesd ssth sl s
prSsieILsd' 5ih' Iale shore snd Mohlrsn sou,6spn
SenGs oisssissd nd fi,ssss q NJ; llng,
Northwest, 49, New Jsrsay Oentr i rs,s H. Ky
NGSs Island ~, nllysaL.s aed " Psu, ~
md ws.S.y' Dq.v.,s stss:aSss md w Rssa
usic.so and Alton, Ia al Ana a,s"..Rgani ~
TsSs...s st.tS " III spd Indiana Osgpa, az
Sonso ~ Bond w sTg.e go NsEiai9 asP,,
CS S5n ipffs "elss n = ss IA hlS,sug slss; 80
6sk. snus'WSai o"i"" Feotno ~ bond-,
az. e feiaf NH' ~"e NaAs9'aaippi aafticatea,
told y, "A
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-22
100000 in Currency
will be given to tho hgldsrs Of tlskels by distribution
by lot OF ONE THOUSAND GIFTS, as follows!
iIHr OF GIFTS


ToiAl' liVVO dltsi all Oash.
The Hon. Tbos. n. Brsmlstte, IAt0 Governor Of
Kentucky, has consented TO represent the ltasiees
cert, and no will personally that the money from
ths sale Of tickets 1. deposited With tho Treasurer,
Justly awarded and promptly paid
The draviuE will take place IN public, In full view
Of the Audisnoe aud undsr the suporyisou
lie Library Of Kentucky, And the iolloulng. uAmed
eminent and disinteTesled citizens, who have con.
Hon. " Y. HARDIN, Judge Court Appeals. Ky,
lion. J, PROCTOR KNOTT, late NJ, o., Lebanon nis.
lion REnSE }ofSp MP S.3 RSSff 81. RR K; Nv
Hon. .. D. OoUHRAN, OhAnesllnr Lou, Chan. Court,
Hon. 4. y. srAHDIFORD, President Farmers and
Hon. JOHN BGRBEE Manager Royal Insurance
goI PHit. LEt, Dom. Atry Ninth Judicial Dis.
Dol JIIsON T. JUHNSON, ManaEor GLlt House,
Dr. n S. BILL Prof Medical UniVetsltJ, LOuiHVilIe
Hon. x. L. BttHSKTf, liz AttSinsy.
HENRY WULFORD, Treasurer Louisville.
4, Q, BkANNlN, Pres. MAnuiaotuTsrs BSut.
JAS, BRIDG EFORD, Pros. ID National Bank.
v, q. D. wHIPs, pIOp'r Willard Hotel.
OvfiSruR SsE6iSaB. 1 Ssm I'm " s:woomb Blu
IESETsY REFIFES Frs.. German Bank. .,
Or. NORYlN GREEN, Pres; L.. o. short line X. X.
vol. ROSY, Agent Adams EIpro.s Company.
OFRIURHS OF THE LIBRARY.
W, n. HALDEMAN, Vice President
fARNERs' Avn DROVERS BANK. Treasurer.
Address THOS. X. BuANILETTE,
Agent Public Library Of Ken doky,
Public Library building, Louisville, Ky.
~ Clroul'r giving full pArtloniIss ssnton Appll
New York othus 900 Broadway, under the ohsTG,
Of Major Thomas H'liayss.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-22
Proposals.
pRoPosLls FoN sUFFLiEs


FAyT DEPARTMENT.
DUhEAu oT PHovistOFs AND OLOTmrd,
Sealed Proposals sndosssd hPfopgssls Tor Ploties"
on thu 97th instant, FOE tho Agppy Of two hundred
Thousand pOOi pounds Of pltkles-iibUiD pounds
70 be delivered az the Nav Yard New YORK, and tho
rsmslnne ab,0Og pounds 70 DO delivered at the Navf
Wllhii unoty days from the date Of ooutFaeL
Tho Pickles 70 DO u The present yeats growth 10
be put ~ IN Rlvanzsd if0n.bBusd, ssasoned white
OAK oaaka zach cash TO contain eight gallons Of mo
gallon, one gallon q cBioos, and one gallon o. PEG.
psrs one fourth Of the peppers " be oapsoum. 1he
casks 10 DO filled with pnfe Aoetu acid vinegar Of At
least forty degrees strength, and each oask 10 contain
not less than hny.soysn IOunds Of vegetables.
The whole 10 pass the usual naval nspsuilou end be
sqnAl 10 tho sample Al the Nav Yard. New Hotk,
The contractor shall warrant aud guarantee that tho
Pickles shall keep god aud sound In Any climate Tor
At least two years.
ONE quarter the estimated amount Of the contract,
and twenty por cent In hddil1r wi be withheld from
the amount Of each paymOutA a. collateral security for
the due performance OF lhe oontrauf, which tesurrh
ton will not be paid until the contract Is fully com
HVsiy Oher must bo accompanied ny a wrlltsn guar.
Anty signed by one Responsible persons, that
the bidder bidders Wilt u his their hid 10 80
copied, enter into Obligation within FIVE days, With
rood and sufficient surotiss, 10 furnish the Afoles
No proposal will DO considered unlosa accompanied
by such guaranty, and tho Department reserves the
rlEht 10 reject any propoiaa unles, hs responsibility
Internal for the dist tiot Il witch they re-
Side and unlprs satisfactory evidence that the bidder
III regular dealer In the Article ho Cnofs 10 supply IL
Furnished Win hs proPosd as vel - 70 rsisSS any
munt EDWARD n. DUNN,
Auia paymastar General u. \. N.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-22

KIDwF LL.-Cn the 10Th instant, in Washington
ID. u attire residence % her father, Ina VIRGINIA.
kIDwELL. sEed 10 yeArA-
PKIz.-On the t7th lnst.nt. Al New Market, Va,
BERIHOLD, infant Of Paul J. aud Louise ID. PeE,
aged moni hs and days.
Ills remains have been Inferred At New Market
BTEwART.-On the auth instant, JoHN WILLIAM
90 lond son Of John and Rachel A. q. btoWart age
70 ", months and days.
o'clock y. M, PArnfpn V. WA1AH, sEod % - W"
Reatlyos and flends Of the family are ,.,,s.1,t Z,
attend hiA funeral from the Of s 800 X
streets northwest, this afternoon, Att seiset
HEBS,-Ou the mornlsG Of the al, ID A ,.,,.,
JAEE REBECCA, Only daughter 80 49, W my
beth Hess, aged 4 months and a dsSs "uu ''"1a
Tho funeral Wil take place -. - ...t.. -,
asnSs, 70, - So.seI o. q Shd Fitteonh street,
And friends re'psctuib ts,iitd,
~ S,,,ISiid al ,ss AT, JAHEl o. wLLEEa, ssq
Notice Of Tuner absrSsf,"1. ''''' ''@' 0' ~" 's'