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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1872-10-12

OProsr1oN.-The advertisement of
the steamer Olympia appears in the
Portland papers of last week, from
which we infer that an opposition line
is running between that port and San
Francisco.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1872-10-12
OLYMPIA. SATURDAY HORyIsC. OCT. ts, 1873.
THE CANVASS,

In marked contrast is the reception
of Judge McFadden a. all points where
he has been to that accorded to the
great apologist, Selucius Garfelde.
Since his nomination, the Judge has
seen and conversed with representative
men from all parts of the Territory,
and assurances are given of enough
change in sentiment to elect the Judge
by several hundred votes. These
changes have not resulted from Nations
al politics, but feeling of distrust
that generally pervades the Territory in
the ability or inclination of Garfeldc to
secure any beneficial legislation for the
Territory. This failure cannot be at
tributed to apathy on the part of Con-
gress, or a disposition to ignore our
wants by the Administration, for other
Territories receive these favors through
their Delegates. Why should not we
b, the recipients of like benefits ? We
believe there are two reasons: The first
is, that Garfelde's habits of Incidence
prevent him from making proper effort,
and the second, that he wishes all these
benefits to be enjoyed in anticipation,
in the hope of reelection to secure the
reality. 1t will be remembered that he
always states with great exactness just
the condition each measure is supposed
to beg in, and concludes by stating that
q months labor, probably few days
effort, will secure the desired boon.
That he will repeat the old story here
on the 10th inst. is as certain as that he
will preface his speech with apologies
for his health, and for all the ills, men,
tai and physical, to which mortal flesh
is heir.
Judge McFadden, on the contrary,
is nm energetic indefatigable worker; o
lawyer whose clients have never been
known to suffer from neglect; man
whose promise has always been received
with confidence; a citizen who holds o
common interest in the welfare and
prosperity of the Territory. Here he
has made his home, and here he pro-
poses to end hSdays. A fine residence
in Washington will not tempt him from
the Territory, and the magnificent pro-
portions of the National Capitol possess
no claim for him that the embryo town
in Saunders bottom does not possess.
We ask our readers, many of whom
are personally acquainted with the can
didates, to institute o comparison be-
tween them, review their course, ex-
anime their personal and professional
record, and determine who is the best
qualified to serve their interests.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1872-10-12
THE RUNQUIsT sHAOKLE.

A few days ago we received call
from Mr.. Wilson Guess, of Steilacoom,
who is agent for the celebrated invented,
patented and manufactured by Mr.. Pc
ter Runquest, an exceedingly ingenious
blacksmith of that place. The shackle
has been in use in our Territorial PEN
etentiary for the past year, with the
most favorable result. Mr.. Davisson,
the keeper of the prison, says in tes-
timonial: 81 find them superior to all
other manacles that have been used in
the prison. No escapes have occurred,
as was frequently the case, while using
the Gardner shackle, although numer-
GUS attempts have been made. lat
tribute this solely to the superiority of
the shackle now in use." The u. S.
patent issued to Mr.. Runquest is dated,
Aug. q, 1872, and runs for seventeen
years. The improvement as embraced
in the claim relates to closing, or box
ing OF the jaws of the ordinary shackle
with case-hardened iron or hardened
steel boxes; the said boxes closely fitting
the jaws and closing in upon and to the
ring or circle of the shackle, and then
riveted through and through the jaws
with a countersunk rivet. The object
of the boxes is to prevent the convict
from making the steel hardened jaws
of the Gardner or other shackle cut
their own rivets, which may be done by
placing the one half Of the Jaw of a
shackle on solid bed and then striking
the other half of the jaw until it is
driven past its fellow, sufficient to cut
or break the rivet, the hardened steel
jaw acting upon the rivet much like a
pair of shears. The invention of Mr..
Runquest overcomes these objections,
and it may be safely regarded as the
best shackle yet devised.
Mr.. Guess intends to visit Salem and
place the invention before the proper
authorities, with view to its introduce
ton in the Oregon Penitentiary.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1872-10-12

Sc Miss Sontay, California girl,
recently made her debut on the San
Francisco stage with marked success.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1872-10-12

COMPARATIVE Cosr OF TRANSPORTATION.
A writer in one of the monthly mag
azines gives series of authentic statis-
tics derived from traffic reports, which
show the relative average prices at
which freight can be taken per ton each
mile, by rail, canal, river, lake and
ocean-at 3 cents by rail, cent by
canal, including tolls, at 3 cents by riv-
er, at one-fourth Of cent by lake, and
at II mills by sea, or 1915 per ton for
5000 miles, which is less than the price
paid for 100 miles Of ordinary railway
transportation. On the Is ,OOO, 900 tons
of American productions, or domestic
commerce, the total cost Of transporta.
ton, which by rail would be $3.50, 900
per mile, is by canal, $50, 900; by lake,
$62, 500; and by sea, $31 $50: while, if
the average distance these American
commodities are transported is esti-
mated at one-half the distance between
the Mississippi and the Atlantic sea-
board, the total amount saved by canal
over rail would be $3.50 900 900. The
writer maintains that one appropriation
of this amount judiciously expended
during five years in perfecting our sys-
tenn of internal wa.er communication
would double the commercial capacity
and productive wealth of the nation.
These considerations will control COM
mercial operations here, as well as
when artificial water navigation is nee
essary. The water Of Puget Sound
will be the chosen medium of general
transportation when brought in COM
petition with railroads, in consequence
Of its cheapness. H..s eg fa
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1872-10-12

@ The railroad is now completed
to- Hodgedon's and the cars will be run
ming TO that point in O. few days.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1872-10-12

tice. 1nnugurated by the enterprise Of
Q citizen Of Washington Territory, it is,
composed Of the leading merchants Of
San Francisco, who have freely con-
tributed to develop one Of the best en-
terprises ever begun in this section.
The specimens of oil will bear compe-
tition with the most favored, for purity
and for value, and bid fair to open out
o field of labor which will increase to-
huge dimensions, and utilize o hitherto
worthless product Of our waters.
Steinberg contributes general as
assortment of furs, capes, muffs and.
robes, which for beauty of finish and
value cannot be excelled. They will.
compare with any workmanship in the
world.
Halter & Dobbihs have IN express
wagon, finely made and worthy Of no.
tice. - - ~
Stevens & Tuttle contribute some
clips of wool from their focks on Fidal-'
go Island, which for fneness cannot be,
sxcelled, and to which we would call
the especial attention of cur merchants
and farmers. t..
j. B. Biles Il Co. contribute two sides
each of harness and sole leather, which
are worthy ofspecial mention Us indicat-
ing that we have an enterprise in our
midst that ehlists the good will Of every
body.
Mr.. Merges, tho marblc-cutter, ex-'
hsbited'a baptismal font and tombstone
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-17

CORERR.
900 Mats old Duleh JAVA.
90 Hays Prime CeylOn Java.
10 Bales Genuine MOCHA.
10 HogHhsads PLANTATION.
80 Bags Prime MO and MARlCAIB0.
C0FFEE and TEA sold both.wholeaale lad re.
tail, at lowest Neu York Prices.
Coffee roasted fresh ever DAY by an expert
enceh hand In Pateht Aroma-SaTing Rooster.
can DO returned and havs moneJ WEFUNDED. We
deal nrstoas. goods only .ndI u,antss eysgthinG
~ Vim care. Prices iarnissed. Spon sppestioa y
Pss 1SS VII q S a u
rs, Pu ISa,nS Eoods from flasT nAnDs, Al
imported table iaIuriss, Of svsrT Inscription ard
orsssis 4 BisstzslT. s.ses>. Ca difsrsp. kinda,
obov.o6ev eie;. go. ~ different hinds)
Sh IN. e, sauce, Uant t'S v,nssr
F IL si1 6,. 2lG1b 'n'''"' Ano'
1s5psd Fruits. syery description.
Canned yegStablsS ever description.
ksaSsd5's oisefsr., mai IN IOs,gu.
IaIs 9IsskST., Hads q slsbars NY.
Albert BisouiL Fdls6ufsh
HAvonrsr's Crackers.
FIsH.
flo. MESS MAoKEREL.
No. . MAOKRHEI.
WHITE FISH,
HALIBUIt
BloAlsr,. Dried Beet, Reef Tongues. suSareursd
Hams, Breakfast Bacon. shoulders, Mothers Pork.
ooeoanuts, fgs RSsins, Nuts 81 Hi Kinds fresh snd
choice. ohoOolstss. great variety. sto, sto.
Everything kept In ilrst-elnss Grocery alWaI'
on hand.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-17
pRQPQsALs FOR BUILDING A STEAM PRO
Il PELl,KR FOR THE UNITED STATES REv-
kNQE MARlNk-r0 STEAMSHIP BUILD


Sealed proposals will be received By the under
algned until u O'Clock, m. OF WEDNESDAY, the lst
day Of MAY ls79 for the construction Of steam Fro
Tins on Puget Sound.
BIDS Will bs Toosivsd for the construction Of the
Steamer oompetoi also, foo the hail. spArs, 49, and
the kngine Boiler. 40, separately -,
Plans npOolnuauona OF the same, together with
ali other neoessary IniormAtoB viii be furnished to
biddsrs On Application 70 the Collector Of Customs At
San ErAneiSoo, California, Portland, Oregon, and
he Hs6t e Tsssivsd to rsisst any or all bids.
should II be deemed for the Interest OF tho 0ovarn-
mont % 10 do. GEO. 4. BDUrWHLL
ap9 BsoretAry OF the Treasury.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-17

orrror or H. Il, 9aIs !, ogsnrrhslsrsn,

p.r.-o,pt fshrMENr or AHHoSA,
Sealed propos,ls. 10 tripilesis Sks -, 80 Al
10. Nee %Sll NOW noon e sts XIV :: ssysd y
Which time they will be quonsd for he t5spsnss,,,
ton Of mll,iAy supplies n the Department II h,i.
ten YSss Depot kssossss sSRI ,, Jay re
renbsrF A, ", aud from liam ih oiaye ~ ~ ~.
rom any other polat Of lfanahlpmsai Witch msy Bs
liver, bstween Yuma Dspoi aud Camp NoIsvss'i 10
soy p.sts no. ellstnE or which ay hsreaftsr b. -
n ksoS, s ,S YCsdS ys s y re psP,
routs betWssn anJ two Of the points or pos
Preposals viii also be rsosl,sdfor sal trauspor,s
tloa from Santa e, New Meat co. TO an Of toe posts
BIDDER vii sLats the rsls Ia u, r.. legal tender
they viii Transport the supplies ard must ave their
names 10 MI their residence and post on % addfess
4lds made by a hun nust DO signed b. each member
Road travel % be not les, ihaa 1oj miles W day
zach proposal must 30 accompanied b. suarantes
~ must Be oclalg certified bT an ofeor q The Unit
"a State. CIV. OF m!tay service, that Noass the bid
s9csgsea ne bidder VII q. o99e eleeuts cen.
faithful ssscu'iOp' and b u readiness for ssrVios
EsaR pfopoaal must ai,o be accompanied bJ salIs
iaetoJ oerlhsd oheaus OF nsts psysula 70 order q
the Unted atss Assistant Treasurer, Han Frapeig
e. o,L 70 The ,saoa9t q i9l 9Sth9sss9,s ds
VII be rstnrnsd 70 the Bidders Respectively, ereept IN
ease Of failure To eEsouts contract by The bidder 70
Saota sws,d Is made who Ia saoh sEsnt VII forfeit
Ths hight /, rsiegt sny Add all bids !, reserved and
hdds are requested % Be Pressat ~ The opsuias Of
Esvslops. should bs indorrsd s'rrspo.ai. foJ LAID
Iransporlaton," and addressed 10 tni. once, vhsre
blank TORN. Of PROPOSALS and furihof informYson may
b crdsi q thu Department oomnspa'v 49,,
ohisi ou.rtsrm.-,.r Department q x'irsaa Gsioy
and QaartsTmastar u \. Army. + L an std
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-17
pRoPosALI FoR HAY.

pRoPosALi FOR HAY.
OFFIux 0mEF OoMNIEsARY SUbeIsrENCE,l
DIPARTMENr or DAKOrA, I
br.pAuI, hnfN., March 20, Bl9. }
Sealed proposAN, duly enforced - such, and sub
tcct 70 the usual olndtions, In duplicate will be re-
osivOd - this oieA until y O'Clock N, THURSDAY
May ID, lsi1, Tor furnishing the Unitad States Sub
distance DepArtmoAt with Hay Al Military Posts Al
Al Fort Bufsrd, d. T., la tons
tort htevenssp, d. r., $50 tons.
Tort Rics. ID. n, liz tons.
loTt sally, -. n, 10 tons
Fort Rsndhl, ID. T., - tons.
brand River ID. n, 70 tons.
Lover Brulo,D, r., " tons.
Mhststono, D, r.. ~ tons.
Tort Ransom, ID. r., " tons.
The hJ TO be ont Thu year, vhds green propetly
September I, 1879.
formlssoa viii DO given contractors 10 cut the hay
required on the Military KessrvAtnns At reasonable
distAnoe from the POST and limit hIed By the De-
pa TN ent commander.
Bids should be made for each Post separately, and
bidders be present " respond 70 their bldA
BY order Of Msior General hAaeoek
apA Captain md U. T., U. A.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-17
pRoF0SALs FOR s1ePLiEs.


OTFiCR PuRcnLsISa AND DEror UoNnfxAAnYJ
No. ID soUrH FOURTH b., ROOM
st LOUIS, Mo, MArcn u, lbfa.
Sealed proposals., 10 duplicate sll b received Al
this once unin ~ oclooa M, WEDNESDAY, MAY
Sj6oi POUNDS OF TOBACCO.
aupos OF the tobaooo 10 packages OF not Ices than
lu1 ppunds and Of the stock lsaf not less than %
pount. from which II Is manufactured must 60
COMPANY prOposAlh-
Good looS 10, can be ssesrtslncd on application
Al this Odos u. b. PRIMROSE,
apl capt q. n, u. r. A.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-17
Proposals.
PROPOSALS. ToR ARMY TRANsPoRTGTIoN


OuIEF ouAnIEhNAsrER'a ORTIoEl
-. bAE AHroNiOt TH1Aa, Feb, 7, is5g (
iheal9d proposals.. 70 triplsa,s, Of the form fur.
nishsd bI the nndsrsrned will be rsosived until IL
~, MkD 9LsDAy, the ist day o. MAY, fsl Tor
uansgettAiou Of Afmy hnpplss from the LEI day 81
~ ~ p the 9th day Of Juns. isIa on The follow
ROUTES Eos, ONE, gyo, ,TnRgg,, roUR.
t...,tlNh, Bly,, SEVEN AND HiGuf.
,ge.iis 500 requirements oan be obtained upon an
Pi. sssu9p r ne Ohisf Qnsrtermastst. Military ii.
%, ~ Louis. Missouri the Depot Ousr
10y ~ Oreans, Louisians, and Al his once
a .oopy o. tbs requirements, with Ibis adysrilse
'"ene 70 bs attached 70 eaon proposal offered
,,hta JAMtS A. HKIH,
'" Uhlsf ouartsfmaslsr.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-17
R. FULTON & CO.,
Hats and Caps.
CPRING ANNOUNUEMENT, IsT9.
Pianos and Music.

A RARE oHANoE HAVING DETERMINED
sS:t:S ISsS II. 4. IssS Pm
hnlahed And more durable tnan any
other Piano made. oneF the same 81 80 per cent
los for cash than any otaer IaclasI Piano can Be
bought. Or for reAsonA bic inslAllLlenla
OARL RIOhTER, Agent
eob PonnaylyaniA avenue,
asa8 between Ntnth and Tenth stFosls
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-17
Proposals.
PRoFosAIs ToR AMY sUTTiiIs. Z I..-


PROPOSALS. FoR Army sUPPtfEs, = 4.
orTros , s%;I 4. 4. pr, Z EfatF =
ss.lsd "a. e daplles.s Sssh sa.l.fssss2 g'.,sss
hs, Sosds h = sSsS % s-.ls ~ sqa..ssi @
ss2;iy,f 4 ~. T q gSn 4 oslsss = a. x.
iologi.s supplis' At NE stations IA Iris eoHnAoa
-. OMAHA DKroT.
w iobs Hly.
10 tons straw.
OMAHA BARRACKS. -
~ , ,Sns W. w..
40 bushels Ohafsoai
FORT MoPBERsoN.
m cord, Wood.
iScS Sushsis Ubsrooai
NORTH PLATTE,
Us ions Goal
20 S sSai A6hs-osL
sIpwss slt BARRAoKs
q tSSss os .H0a'
III S SSss S''; Gjh.rO.L
- DEP9T EoKr RUSSELL.
i'SS ! e: M M
100 ba,hsis OhsrooaL
Inn 70 rDR T. ., 4. RUsssid.
100 toas Dos.
~ ~ s issi JbSsrso.r -
80. I,foRT sANDEEA
\ &c. Sssgsf sHo' !
sS,tSssslhsl. t6hsroo.L 4
HI9aT TPED srEEJE.
Reotds Weod.
IS ions Hsi
E9sI BRiDoER.
rs,s 5 , ss.sslsS 6hsfoo.i
on,,,a oHnn DOUGLAS.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-17
POTATOEsI POTAToRa /.

9,OQO BUsHKIA MoRITSsaL
Just reoeiysd pur Schooner lAttls Neil,
John W. 10 W. Don x Co,
,o No. 4O0 Niath atEeott
ApiSW Oppelllo OVnlfe hafhNL
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-17

OLIVER WENDELL HOLMES ON CHILDREN.
I'll like the chlldrcn"-he said 10 me one
day at the table. II like en-, and respect
EN-. ffotty much all the honest truth-telllng
thoro Is Ia the world Is done by them. Do
you know they play the part In tho house
hold which tho kings Jester, who very often
had mighty long head under bis cap and
bells, used TO play for monarch There's
no radical club like nest Of little folks Ia a
nursery. Did you every watch q baby's 6n-
gorsP have often enough, though / mover
knew what II was 10 own one" The master
paused half minute or o-sighed-perhaps
at thinking what he had missed In life
looked up at me yacantly. saw what was
the matter; he had lost the thread OF his talk.
"Baby's fingers" intercalated.
"Yee, yes; did you ever sec how they will
poke these wonderful little fingers Of theirs
Into every fold, and crack aud creylce they
can get att That Is their hrst education,
feeling their way into the solid facts OF The
material world. When they begin 10 talk II
Is the same thing over again In another shape.
II there Is 4 crack or q flaw In your answer
TO their COMPOUNDED shoulder-hlttlng ques.
lions, they will poke and poke until they have
got II gaping jurt as tho baby's fingers have
made rent out Of that atom Of hole In his
plnaiore that your old eyes nevertook notice
of. Then they make such fools Of us by
copying on small scale what we do In a
grand manner.-Froia ne Atlantic Monthly.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-17

DIED.
=, Died, as o D. m, on April IL.
KATE Jorcn. b low ID vile Of Peter Kavanaugh,
Ard y ysarl Notice Of funeral In to-morrou's paper.
MKRRiOK, The funeral o. FRNHx W. MEnnpuE,
800 q Rev. X o. MKRRIcA. win take place TO-DAY
parsntA 81 north oArolinA avenue soathsssA
FLKNyRR.-on The sxsning Of the 18th inst. after
short illness, M. WA. fLuNann, Agsd 50 years.
. The taneral VIII tAks place At $50 D. N. Wsdnes-
dAy, 18th last, from his At- residences IA I street
Friends aas iuvited 10 attend.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-17

WAswaroN, D. o., MaTch 10, l57a J
Sealed proposals. will DO received By the under
signed until 10 O'Clock m. Of TiIuRs0AY, the ibth
day q April, lsI3. Tor tbs construction Of Steam
Propslsr for service In the United States Revenue
Marine the soul them Coast
Plans and speolncAilona Of the same, together with
ali other necessary Information will DO furnished 70
bidders on Appu alton 70 the Collection. q Oustoms
A. Bosion, New York, Philadelphia, Wilmington,
The right u ressrVed N reject any all bids should
II deemed for tho Interest Of the Goysrnment -
| 10 40, GEO s. BOUTWELL,,
| Apl Secretary Of the Treasury.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-17

PRoPosAis fo EErR IykL' rOEAoh AND
OUR QUAnTEnMAsrEnH OTYIoh,t
BEooND q N. bIsrnicT, DEP,r or rHE kAsr,
botroN, AAHa, March ~, lhTa
Sealed proposaln.ln triplicats, with copJ Of this
advertisement AitLahed, viii be Teoslvcd ~ mall At
this once. and also 4 the once Of the Post 0nArt
mastsr a. fort Prsbe, until 3 O'Clock .. N. Of BAT.
URDAY April ~, IVA Tor The delivery q
bod.nO pounds Of beat Anthraelto Zeal,
43,gO pounds q Oats,
A,llo pounds q Hay. CTimothyJ
99s5t pounds OF stray,
al FORT PRkBLE, Portland, Me.
Dellvory 70 oommen July lsl1 and 70 continue
~ may be required until june 30. 1870.
Separate proposal. mus, Dc made ios each Ten o.
hbs psrons and subject 70 the usual reguirenents,
which, with any further information NAV be obtAined
By APPLICATION 70 this once 70 the Post QnArtSf
aaters At Fort Probe, Me.
* Order o. the oh'sf ouArisrSA s psHn inert
| nlior and ouArtsrmastsr u X Army, Chief Quarter
master Bso0nd District, Department Of the Rest
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-17

Iron tha Cinoinnsti Inauirsr
"Gris" the "Fat Contributor" has lust
returned 10 Cincinnati from brief and sue.
cessful tour 10 tho West. While lecturinR at
Cairo an accident occurred during his lecture
which he turned 10 very good account Just
about the time Girls had reached that point In
his lecture when tho seyenty-socond laugh
comes IN, which Is about half way through,
the gas suddenly failed and the hall became
as dark as the blackness which afiilctod the
ancient Egyptians. Girls took Ia the sitra-
tlon at once, and continued his remarks
without the least pause or hesitation, as
though nothing unusual had.happened. The
audience were not long In seeing the point,
Notwithstanding the absence OF light aud
Laughed until the tears ran down their checks.
AZ tho close OF the lecture Girls held q consult
tatlou with the ianltor before leaving the
platform, and then stated 10 the audience, as
though y was matter Of surprise TO him,
that he bad been tdformed that there had
Deen something W ong with the lights during
tho lecture In concurrence Of a new meter
being placed. In the bulldlng Whether II was
loHg or 81 Jrt meter he could not say but he
Wa sur q II did not meter expectations. The
ham' .sable manner In which The Incident had
pe IN turned 10 account Induced some Of the au-
denco 70 believe the whole thing was a
cunningly -deylsed scheme TO extract laugh
from some Of tho particularly solemn and
lachrymoso individuals present This lmpu-
tatlon rather rifles Girls, who says II Samson
had been delivering humorous lecture 70
the Philistlnes At the time he crushed so
many people by pulling down the temple,
some Of those who escaped would have ac-
oused him Of attempting 10 play practical
Joke upon the crowd for the amusement Of
the spectators. Girls remarks that he has
had all sorts Of accidents during his expe-
Renee as q lecturer, from tho falling of half
an acre OF plaster from the ceiling to the ex-
ploslon OF ton or two OF nltro-glycerino.
go one, however, who eamo out 70 hear him
lecture has been killed. He considers that
circumstance strong argument In favor Of
the divinity Of his mission, fully equal TO the
argument In favor Of piety illustrated by the
gallant young soldier who saved his life by
carrying In battle the Testament his mother
gave him, In hls breast pocket. He thinks
John b. Cough and Wendell Phillips must
have lnyelglod 10 their death at least two or
threo thousand people each, who have been
Killed by the various accidents Incident 10
the lecture business. While those gentle
men, therefore, are suffering the awful tor.
lures OF an outraged conscience. all bis ways
arc pleasantness and all his paths are peace.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-17

70 tons uAy. -.
Bids Tor the sappss 70 bs delivered a. sse q ~
above psnsd stations VIZ also b rsesireeep 70 ne
sans dar and hour b me respective ouarnrmae..rs
Al the siatcns nss.sa, lnd iorrardsd 70 - undeI'
.lga.s q dirostsd 10 ''sps'ai ordsr' 81 W Depart
me risht 70 reject any or ali lhds Il rcsfYed.
full conditions viii be made knoyp, am blank nos
furnished, on app loation At this oifioe.
BIDS for sny portion o. the seoys s1pfs,., ~ DO
considered. ALEX. Js{bkhI
anig THAI u. "a Int. Platta.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-17
hIAnHIRn.

LEAHY-LYoNs. On Thursday tho Ilth Irst
At O'clock D. m, at ST. Aioy.lus Uhnrcb, By tbs Rsv
hsthsI MaEalrs. MicHanL v. LEAMY, Of Chieago
Of Washington, ID. o. No card.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-17

No. IS MAHEIT sTHHrT,
Ban FnANCfBoo, CAL. feb, ~, tsla
Sealed pTnposals, m d9plleate, Of the form pre-.
seribed by the qndsfnaued, u be received until IA
O'Clock NJ, WEDNffDAY, Mag q, is7s. Tor ali he
FRESH BEEf and MUTTON required a. Posts IN
lhls cts or Vicinity ard ue harboF Of San Ffanosoo
10 ore year, or for suoh les us tbs Oo NISSAN
uenefAl may direct, commeuclng July I, l97A Dc.
copy Of the latter, With this advertisement TO be
attached 70 each proposal offered.
Hspara,e proposals viii also BE- rsosivsd for Fry.h
Heel Ard Mutton Tor the same period, required Il Re
nioia Barracks, California. IN. p. SMALL,
Aplb Captain and q. \.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-17
COrnWel & Sons,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES,
1i1s and 1890 PCnna. ave.,
OPPOSITE wILLAnD's HOTEL.


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