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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-09-30
MARkKED.

WINCHER- BLoChER-T Thursday, Sep.
tember as, 1872, at the residence OF u
bri,le's mother, at Miltonsburg Ohio, by
Rev. II. Kraus, Mr. CHRIS. WINCHER, OF
VIII, cling, West Virginia, 10 Miss KATE
RI. CHER.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-09-30
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GENERtL FAvORITE.
For general manufacturing purposes.
W.. F.

MANUFACTURER FAVORITE.
For heavi' st manufacturing purposes.
ALL LoCK-sITCH, STRAIGHT NEE
DIE.
The r. r style, after more than i've years
experience, TIA proven isel' the most sya-
PIE, e0tcts"t and durable family machine 10
the ia keL nj sLaBd o-day ~ the
kLPREsESrsTIvE 1hERIc'E SWING MA
The u +. style Is now for the tirst time
placed be ore the public. and comb mes ali
OF the best feat urTs Of practical ewing ma.
chine experience, itsef The result Of ak
years constant study and experiment.
IL has prs tive iced on bOr h sid n the
needl" a perfect selI-ed busting tension ON
both upper and lowsr threads nn his re-
.pect ahead OF ALI eompetitian) and will do
eve'y possible variety 10th light and
heavy work for scDliop wo'k 1t has no
equH. = Z. -.'s =. LIT
Utmost rotse,e.I Il approaches perte..
lion. Tailors and shoemakers are e, pe-
cisl y invited 10 examine II. --
The VI. y. style II v'ry large, having a "a
pacity OF nearly tweaty inches nnd-r the
srm. and Is especially adapted u heavy and
bulky material, carriage T. inning work,
&c. IL has neither caRs springs nor cog
wheels and Is quiet almost npisel 81. rapid
F9RrALE OR LEASE: terms envy. frIl
structions given and satisfaction gnaran-
teed. r.nHs a.IT JFT ITTT "'F-F.''--
Mr. 8. g. SANLOR continues with the
Company, and will be pleased 10 nee all of
his friends at The old place e., - -
Agents and Canva sers wanted In every
county In West Virdnis end In Jefferson.
BELMONT and honro counties, In ohio.
. WEED SEWING MACHINE o.
L. Agency, 81 N,.fFst str ct,
sep25-tb. Wheeling w. Va
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-09-30

WHAT physician stands at the top Of
his profession The gentleman who
attends "patientS on q monument.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-25
McKENDRRE CHURCH.



p.,hsns there IL not n spot in the city dearor
10 Inc hearts OF the Methodista OF this commu.
iigious services were held on SUNDAY for tho last
iime Interviewer with the history OF this ven.
erabie ebuTeh are tho sweetest rec0ilectinns Of
Inc Growth and prpsnerIty Of Methodism IN
the II ,strict The bolidipE with which the con.
gregation viii soon rouretiully part IL the oldest
Hetboiist church now standing In washington,
hayipg been bniit In istI and dedicated during
inc 1ibseaueni veay The society, 10 the mum.
her oil Al which has now swelied 10 over JOO,)
w,sor,,anlyei nnder The charge OF Rev. WIN. %.
ps,,,ies,on n,N III R.itImore Since that time
tioiteen ministcrs have had charge Of the con
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-25

Preparatory Department RAhIbltIsa-Rerl-
IatIoas, kssaya and singing.

'aue"-' Er ' ~ ~ A A..
Ihe annual eNhlplgnh Si ,, ,he P 5'y ", W
paTtment Q, Colnuipit1 Sol,e ~ IT, ~ 49,,
eyenns " i.hson W., auH hS IT,, a,iinnss
enihk reathsr va H,sunHVu ~ ,,,n nsnnia M
o. ladies and kentlemsn, and ypnns Pd1p'e VI
bolh sexes Irlends OF tue ooi,eko pIihu'p,aiy. , 49,
N Ihe ehs, ,, posan WI" P'''''' ~
Rev. MT. Cuthhert. All.
Inc hnklng ol an o,ig'nstl Sie va hety nipsy
fendefel ~ JAmes S, n W., "''''
Wnlhm y, ftHuy hhh ,hn ttnul ~ ~ " N,'h -,
The silutatary, ny Iheolole W. Noyes, vas
90 ehseueht euo,t 'oI uu9 " W. JsIs' 1 49, ~
hecteI kreat eIelit upon 1no yIunk y,
sho was frequently uPP'a"''u '"''"b"'"' W.
densety. MI, 49,, =. ma. 81, a., an.
OhAiIes W. fnmt tesitel no 70" W 'no
Temp,e ~ TARA WIN m nn ~, sneo,, .,,.,., .,ut.
"J3hn Mayhntu was w tho eNee"ou' pau''
OF ElN ,,n y. btOnn' N Salt. os t,,,,..,f .,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-25

IisIle Rlorian, the premium ior marked i'm.
prOvoment In studies. Miss Mary Langley
me premium for marked ,pprOysm,STt in q, stud nd,
pruyement In studies, Miss Margaret DOoley,
the premium Tor Improvement IN studies. miss
MARY MailulH the premium Tor impTS,Tsmss n
Improvement In studies Third classIhose
Herman, irst premium In reading and spelling
IAllie Osborn, the premium for readihg and
spelling. Christina Burchardt, the premium
for reading and spelling. Katie Eoose, the pre-
MUM for reading and spelllng. marHaret BUT
chArdt, second premlnm lot teading AMI speu,
neatness. Mary Jane araham, hrst premium
Improvement Ia spelling. Mary oConn9,, nrst
McMeniman, the premium fOr Improvement 10
spelling. sarah Mullan, tine premium lot I'M
proVement In spelling. Annie " Day, the pre-
blanchard, hrst premium IN spelling. Mary
O'Day, hrst premium tor spelling. blla lewis
tho premium for Improvement IN spelllng.
Margaret Thompson, tne Premum ior nnpaGise,
me h.n ~ ~ has iiiiis hi n The thir3 olass
W. '''e -. .,
The examination Of the various classes AZ
Roys' Academy Four-and.e-halI street, con
animation this year was. much seyerer than the
last II was conducted BY Prot Roys, assisted
| BY Messrs. Germand yrandell, T. =, Dutant,
Dc. Thompson, and william II. Hunt, chlsi
acquitted themselves well, but particularly 80 10
mathematics, ,.
Prof Roys does not design TO lct bis school
number over thirty puplls ~ one tune, ana y
has been kept steadily at this number nearly all
the scholastic year.once or twice running tem'
| porarily up 10 thirty.ono or thlrty'tTo-thero
| being thirty on the rolls the lAst DAY.
The following I! list Of the most deserving
pupils; william MeNeily s9ol ~ We heai "
the school IN All the ptanens' ,Iiusnt, nn'ihs
/ thoroughly completed ntvles elementary ~,
i cobra. the ton books oil IfOOiniA AfeumoLry, and
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-25


Tho large hall OF the Sumner school building
was crowded, last night, to attend q concert BY
the scholars attending tho schools Of tho uest'
orn division, The following programme was
we'll executed "Anvil COrusf "Littlo Foot
steps" solo and chorus, Maria McPhersont
"SOnE Of The Greeks" John b. Nashon; "Whip,
pOWlrl Song solo, Rosetta Oakley, "Oyer
the HIS and Far Away" duet, Maria MoPher.
son and Lulle Ford; "Oomo Where My Love
Lies Dreaming" quartette chorus; Beware, .
solo, Matte Lawrence, Battle Prayer Frank
q. Vashon; "Flve O'clock 10 the Morning, solo,
MArla Mcpherson; "AfteF Marriage, 4" dialogue,
Nellie West and Jshn PAlnter; full chorus, "On
the Mountain Hight" Pretty swallow, Home
ward Fly solo, Fanny Mccoy; "Flrst Chapter
VI Chronicles, "Teading, Blanche Brown;'I Want
Beau" solo, Lulie Ford; "Annie Laurie, y
solo, Nellie West; address 70 the Ladies, /" g.
N. yashon; "Oolloqay Of the Nations" II WIN
BE True 10 Thee" solo, Violet Tibhs; Tive
Cousins" duet, Matte Lawrence and LuliI
Ford; "Seeond Chapter Chronicles" Caddit
PaTke; "whos Al Ny Window r. solo, Mattl,
Lawrencei Zone Little Boon Love-" solo, Luli,
Ford and Miss VaGhonI "Come with the
Gypsy Brlde," chorus. At the conclusion Of thd
exercises tho children were entertained by The
school officers. Messrs, Henry johnson and
Chas King, trustees, and Superintendent Cook
and ProE .yashon were present Miss q. l.
Fleet presided at the plano, and Mrs. James I
WOrniley, the music teacher, conducted the ex
orclses, making an entertainment long to be 10,
tnvtnucroa 81 tue participants.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-25


skln n uayIords minstrels at the National
to morrow evening.
ooI. sam. owen Is not going to resign after
all.
General BabcocE len town on Sunday night
for Boston and Cape May
m lhe A. a. o. clerks viii take their Mary
AIMS and a bottle Of wine to Uooney'sthey must
beware Of shot guns
The important conundrum among the people
q The Navy Yard i whats ,. 70 BE- done with
where Is Or. Llylngstonor Remember that
the upper rooms Of the Navy Department have
never been explored. He mought be thar.
The Grand Lodge Of tho knights OF PythlAs
will hold session tomorrOW, between the hours
Of and p. IN,
Don't fail to attend the grand ratification
meeting tonight, HoOd speeches, music and
fireworks.
"RopublIcan" rises to Inquire ir the clerical
appointments recently made by the Board OF
Public Works are calculated to strengthen tue
party"
There is a blind man about tho Capitol who
has silver plate suspended from his neck bear.
Ing the inscription, "Guide to Visitors When
the blind lead the bllnd,"&c.
some Of the bloods are thinking Of clubbing
together and having their own barber, should
the bill regulating restaurants, recently passed
BY the Legislature, be enforced.
We understand that Mr.. Derrick IL willing to
shoot with Mr. Ferguson, 10 match game Of
uiNh7t ~ my e''N" nv
Weakens7
The Tree concerts given every evening by the
swallows which conEregAte around the caves Of
the Post once building are much enjoyed.
They tWitter like young eanaties.
The sidewalks on seventh street are to be
Wldened, 90 as TO accommodate certain gentle,
men on Saturday nights. They arc fond Of
marketing.
Lloyd, (OlAude Melnotte,) the Fechter Of ANA,
teurs, appeared yesterday morning with stun.
ming gold chain Tor a crayst, and a negro boy In
gorgeous livery to hold that horse.
wouldn't It DO profitable for the oXcapta!n
who 90 iealOusly guards the pump near kal0-
rama II he could take out license TO peddle the
water by the buckstful among his neighbours
The Creighton base ball club, Junior cham.
piOns Of the District will play the Nationals, on
the latter's grounds, on ednes1ay afternoon,
at O'Clock, when an exciting game may be eN'
pected.
Suppose our BARRIERS following the example
set them by their New York brethren, should
strike, what pretty looking faces some Of us
would have, aid In such dire event who'd care
for our beauNG
A stock company, composed Of recently dis
charged clerks, has gone Into the manufacture
OF the Walker Double Back Action Brick Pross
ing Shoe. II Il said 10 possess certain qualified
which will hasten the rsapPointmsnt OF the
NeAreT.
"Readers," whoever he may be, sends us hv,
or six items for Insertion. They are clpPcs
from newspapers aud are very ancient. HI
should learn that there are others OF his name
others who read. Not u we know II, READERS, u
do such things creep In here.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-25


Mr.. N. q. OrdWAy yesterday afternoon 70.
sumed the sals NJ stalls In the Washington mar
ket and the following sales were made;
uUCKsTKH STANDS.
Geo. Holmes, two, at sl2; l.. ]. Moulton, two
4lg; V. =. Mouitnn, tWO, slli ThOs. Hray, two
tJJ ThOs. DOnnell, two vi.
BUTTER STANDS.
Jacob Franek, two, at sllO; J, NJ. Ruth 90
two, s9l; T. II. COldwell, one, tssi u. T. Robin
sou, one, tsI.
SODA STANDS.
John Ball, one, at $40; X. ID. RUM, one, ISL
BUTCHER stalls.
W. x. Stewart, two, at sgii W. s. Crown, two
EI.
FANCY GOODS sTAEDA
J. Keyser, two, at tld5; J. Rusinger, two, tll9
Geo. Holmes, two, go; l., Morrison, two, toT,
nACoH CUTTKRA' STANDS,
y. Frederick, one, at tI7i II, roliVer, one, tdg
J. X. PleiI, one, t7li J. daeglsr' one, slbai j
Miller, three, siBO.
PIsH STANDS.
J. A. Davis, two, at $50.
The further sales we're Ad iOurned until Thurs
day, ht | O'Clock, on which day the remaining
stalls In tho market will bs disposed or
The company have Issued circular namlna
next Saturday rs the day when the new market
will 10 opened, on which occasion two hands O.
music viii be employed, one 10 be stationed Of
the Seventh street wing, and the other on th'
Ninth.slreet wing. IA Friday the old shed
will be turn down.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-25

Yesterday the case Of the United States against
NJ. 4. Rice was concluded, defendant being hned
a. aud costs Charles y. Hulse, charged with
driving horse on the sidewalk, was dismissed.
Mary Rodgers, drunk and dlsOriefly, Is. Geo,
NstIy, last driving forfeited his collateral, $40,
Julia Rsdln, drunk and prOtane, - Henry
uatsWOOd, cruelty treating his horse, VI. David
Jones, dis0rderIy and lighting In the Western
market, u. John Dugin, drunk and pTOiAne,
%. Michael UUOnnur, charged with using In
proper and Indecent language 20 WIN. Chandler,
al eX navy captain, who lives In Georgetown,
was hned IS. Henry Holmes assault aud bat
terry GU Ignatius Teeples, pleaded guilty, Vs.
Richard Holmes aud Henry Holmes, assault on
Joseph Walker, 45 each. Peter Donnelly, as
saul and battery on Anna DJnnslly, his vile
80 aud costs aud 500 bOnds To keep the peace,
John W, Tyler, assault and battery on Eliza
beth Tyler, continusu under so personal bonds
Thomas OElst1n, eOlnTed, charged with stealing
brass kettle aud pair Of shoes; this being Z
second offence, the Judge sent the case to the
grand Jury.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-25
AMIrsESs IlN

sLIn' aud Ga, Ia'd'. hIln-Irels.
Tomorrow evening shin and uaylord's Min
strels will open at the National for two nights
and q matinee performance. The present com
bInatIon Of twenty three performers has never
visited Washington, and Is said TO be very eN'
osllent troupe. Weare promised that everything
strelay-and n the promise be made good large
houses may be counted upon notwithstandinS
the warm weather.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-25

10 the court Of equity yesterday, before Judge
Humphreys, the'arEumont on motion for an IN:
junction In the case Of the Goodyear Dental
tinued from Saturday; Messrs. Z. L. stanton
aud A. Pollock for the claimants, and T. A.
Lambert for tho defendant, Amer able aTgu-
Inents by the respective counsel, the opinion Of
the court was reserved until Friday next This
Clse Involves Important Interests, as the right
OF dentists To use the noWly-nAtsnted article
known as the 'tgellul0d base IN the manutAe.
luTe Of dental plates II contested by the Good.
year Company on the ground Of an Infringement
Of their uAtent,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-25

Last evening meetings were held In the Tenth,
Fifteenth aud Twentieth districts 20 make ar
o1mes on tonight Tho naTshalA were ap-
pointed, and the clubs are IN meet at Their re-
spectiye rendezvous at the appointed hour and
march to the point whore tho grand demohstra-
ton takes place. Considerable enthusiasm pre-.
vailed, and the meeting To- night promises To be
the gTAniest that ever took place In this Dis trcL
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-25

The commencement exercises OF the National
Deaf Mute College Will DO held In the Hall "
the Institution, at Kendall Green, tomorrow
Afternoon at 8 o'clock. The Ora,i0ns Of the
graduating class will be delivered In che Sign
language, while they are read orally 70 the
audience by one Of the professors. The H.
Streot cars pass near the college.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-25

~ WAAHIs0rOs, ID, o., Juns O. isT9
On the petition OF OORsELIUR w. VAN VLIIT Of
Huntington, UOnn,, praying for the sItsnsi0n OF 4
pAtent granted 10 htm on the lth day Of boplonbsT
lss. tor az Improve nent 10 Pin II ekinE Maehlnss
It's ordered that the testimony the oGso he o0set
90 the - b day Of Aaaust nsIt; that the time 10
ding arguments aud the Examiners report ha limited
70 the 81 day Of august neHt, aud that said psti
tinn be heard on tho 95th day Of August noGI.
Isl1 Mlu M m. INQOTIaT Inf,u.i..lon..
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-25

The excellent steamer Koyport Will make an
excursion down the Potomac, forty miles and
return, this evening, leaving her wharf foot OF
seventh street, at o'clock, y. w., and returning
make an excursion IN alymont, leaving aud ar.
irving As above. The agent Of this line has
made arrangements to have those excursions
strictly private, thus anorllng those who desire
To give their families pleasant trip an OppOrtu.
nifty to do %. No splTltuOus liquors will be sold
nor Improper characters allowed on board. The
fare Tor those trips Is set at the low hgure OF 81
for q single ticket
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-25

A eOlOred girl has been pTaotlclng catching on
bahind wagons aud other passing vehicles In tho
nolW hbOrhOOd Of l. and flneenth streets, and
to,IaV met with a painful Gccident by having
her leg caught IN a wheel and broken, This
Should be q WaTnlnE to all boys and girls who
make Il a practice Oi catching gu behind wagons.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-25

~ WAaHm0TOH, ID, o., June ", ls7a.
Ga tue petition Of DHauhoGH d. OAOHBY, u Mi.
fsfd, Conn praying for the oHtonaion Of patant
granted 10 HIN the lath day Of OetahaF ts5s And
rellsaed on the 9lst dAJ o. March, lsli, Tor i.
II 4 ordered that the tastimony Ia the case ba
olossd on ths 10Th dAy o. ssptsmbsI mart that the
bs iitad 70 The Nth day o. September nsIt And hat
AID petition be hsArd on the 2bth dAy Of September
est.
AM PsFson MAJ qpPoss this SILsasiea.
is9lFaW N, D, Lkudkrf, OOmmissonsg,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-25

- nt.v = homs, by subscribing for stock In tho
sssnl.e..anI ssrle1 TdTTltorlal savings, Loan and
nallIiue Association. No back dues Front
upon sloek, nrst sorlea, nrss qnairtSy tepJrS
NJ u psF share t3 duesi tl'so net PlOhh ~
Acs id u. M. u, A. building
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-25

TNIrED STATES PATFNT oFFI0F

y WIsaisaTos, b o., Jaus 0. lsla
On the petition Of ALHNAHDEh RICnART, Of Hch0,
hahs, New York, praying for tho eEtsnsion Of a
pAiant granted 10 him on thu Jth day Of Bspt smbaT
Hubs -
oTdsrad that the testimony In the ease be close
% the ON dAI OF August mort, that the time for
Ming aSumants and the kEAminsrs report be limited
- the l9ih day o. August nsut add that said petition
bs heard gu the 1lst day Of August naIt
AM Qars0n mag oppose this sItsnsl0n.
isl1-haW IN ID, LRDHFTsF Oomuls.lonar
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-25

ON Saturday evening, IS Mr.. T. Powell was
r.f,,rning 10 bis home on Fifteenth street, near
n. and while passing through scott square, waH
attseled, knocked down, and robbed Of his watch
mi other valuable articles about his person.
SoiaSed men arc supposed 10 be the offenders,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-25
DRoPOaAIS ron BKRF.


oEFIoE BAuHIoK AND sHosuosE AaE.oYl
haAlad bids In daploAis with satlsfAst0rv guar.
s,sS ss. PSsr ~ az, S,dSS
Be T.ssi.sd a. thla oass until % oeloak a m June
Ssoa lSsa JalS / w. % Js, ia 'a' 'D' Reese
Ihs best A@orean oAttl., 2 be dsllvsT.d sssD
sr,aiin sPAnlsh oat.s. to bS dsliVsFOd As rosirsi
hlddsss wiz .tAto. the price poo pOuad. HsL Snd
whss s spani.h OF A9srsAa ostlls. ~. ~
iset any cattle that are HNi in sOAdIios fOs mar
Payment 70 be .mAds In aoeordAnss with the rssu
AnI laIthsI iaieiaAloa doslrsd gu be igSSb,'hSd
isIS' ~ d. s. Special iadisS Agent
pR99PlsALs, sOA M 4 AND LAg9R
hb%sb[5yS NM 4 TSTER EoS TiE pm:
OFTioE oS LinHr.HouaE hH0nEEA,l
| To,,pr,ssvu,. N " Isna M is5s T.
ss.s pIoeSsss III o. ts:siy. It al: oos uu,u
nOoa o. Tho 9Blh daY o. Jahs, lsl Tor the materials
1S 300 70 h me p. as IN Sss
held Rssi Iis6l Station, Long Island sound. n Y,
4 Ill sfss q @rSishsd 70 SiddSfs on application
Ths prspossis sn pot IuOlpd' the lantsru, slAA.
snd raal. which vii DO furnished 10 the OoHTSstsT
Psipessis must ss "a daPlio.ls, accompanied byA
saais.'sts q the sadS,.isSsd inap'sSd ths
f6S SasH''F reserves 'iS Is5I & T.sSI e. all
Lieutenant Oalansl Of knEiaesra, KaEinesr Third
| lAEhth0ass District isl9
LIMITED STATES PATENT OEFIoR,
On the pstltIap o. wiLIiah ssii.ssS and ooLs.
NAN stLLEAs, PhiladslPhIa, ponnYlyG9ls. PRAYING
en- dhy q MsJ, lsi, Tor 40 improvement IN OouRnE
Sy spo,saaS hIsss G' ia Gn'ho'
Il oTdsrSd thsl ths tsgtinony 10 he case 30 closed
on the Oth dAy Of August nent that the tima for III
lag AfEumana and tia kIAnineTA report be limited TO
the Dth dAy OF August neIL aud that said petition be
| hoard on the tth dD Of September heHt
| Any person nAy oppose this sItonaiDn,
| lssl hsw N. D LR0akrr. % hml.alonsT,
NOrIOR-TO WHOM &c MAY ooNoRRh.Is
| IN hereby given that the AdmlnlatTatoT o. Hhh'
BkRr WfYMAN, late a LisntsaAst In ne alh
regiment Illinois volunteers, not bauH able Aiter
| due qHoFtlon, To hnd JOHN and CHARLES WHY
| MAN, two of tho bro hers and distributo9a o. the
estate OF said dae0dsnt will pu0oeed 70 distribute the
AhAToa OF said CHARLES aud john woman Atn ong she
other heirs according ~ the direction Of the Supreme
U1uTt Of the ulatTiot Of Columbia holding = special
term uaiass aid Charles and joan WoymGn, either
d them make knSVa % the ad9nstlat2I theiF biz
i uhsreaboaa on o. bsioIs SATURDAY thu l1th
/ dGJ ~ bse.smbsE, A. D, lsla FRANK fRl0d,
IeiSfhAhtd Administrator,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-25
CITY ITEMS.
Annnall.

Acroatlc.
For everything the eplcurean taste TO please
Eggs, butter, lard and most delicious cheese,
Beet, bacon lamb, the nnest kind Of mutton,
Rich hams the most fastldious TO glut on,
Earliest fruits, a sweet and healthy food,
Young chickens chipping to DO broiled or stswod
Soda with hook, encased In Northern icej
Most kinds Of beer, home made but very nice,
All kinds Of fsh, river and ocean bear,
Red 10 the gllls TO show how fresh they arc
Kind clerks the bright array Of goods TO show,
Eager to sell and get the qHid pro quo
To Febrey's Market only always 20,
Corner Of Thirteenth and q.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-25
Dry lfNns.

INV HUUUs HkDUUhO'
An japanese SILKS strictly At cost
Bull line Of GRENADINES from iag cents up.
Elegant AAtia Striped p X, - ooatAL
EpEiish LONG ULOrH, - coats. worth " esuts
Nlotorls LAWNS, fran II eahtA up.
NsIy lhrss stock BKD-BPRRADs.A Al much reduced
rates
linen and Cotton LAWNS, cheap.
YAFd.ioaE double DAMAsk TOWELS, % cents.
DOhESTlOs, At Wholesale prices.
isil AEI.nY a. NAUDAIN.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-25

lg addition. our tS9 Dali! Edltlous tnoTaiag
LAND !hs DlslhIor OF 0oLuABIA, DkI.A.
LIMA, VIRGINIA and WksT YlRGfNlA, shieh
are rSSsons u part for s liberal AdSstiHnE patron.
age.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-25
Proposals.


IbhOfOSALb FOR FORAGE.
HEADoUARTEns DEPlnruNSr on rms sourHJ
OTYIos UmGF QuGHrERNlsrFR,
Sealed prop9sss q !!igleate, updsr The usual con.
oss I'D sso q Ihs os.. b r'ssT.d ~.
SS .ss n w w SV,, ossd below,
ii for iarns6ins FotsEs iron, tbs n, =, ~ Jnns'
70 ihs ih o. Juns lsi at.he io~ins miftssy po.
ATLANTA, GA.
tOla1 pounds Oats
bmyIU pounds Hay,
HOlnO0 pounda Of Straw.
GRAB ORCHARD, XIV.
1900 pounds Oats.
lsgOl pounds HAy.
S6YiiIfTSsoooA. TENN.
IOoo pound. Oats.
&0p pounds Hay
ETYgkBkshTowN XIV.
lsSsS p poaSSs 0e ssa'
tD.oO pounds Hay,
if1RSEEFoRT, KY.
gool pounds 0ofp.
49, pounds oan.
HuMBoIDT. TRIM
l1OOQ pounds Oats.
;g3S p onsSs MsI
HUNfsviLLR. ALA
i01,ul pounds HAy,
LoUiSViILR. KY.
IS jnp pounds Data
5000 pounds Hay.
LEBANON, KY.
,S.S noand. gorn.
iiJ,gN pounds HGy.
t P00I&gsi SisGroS, KY.
sb.0p pounds Oais.
alba pounds Hay.
MOUNT STERLING. KY.
loln0 pounda Corn.
l0np pounds Oata.
SOB pounds Hay.
7hGo pound. stI.y,
60lsp pounds Corn.
5sso pounds Oats.
- MoGiSI VERNON. ALA.
800 pounds Hay.
yRs GSRsi siii SiiRRAoKs.
tln0 pounds Corn.
9iO10 pounds Oats.
NASHVILLE. TENN.
la90aO pounds Corn.
bOlOD pounds HaT.
iSo''" pounds ssb I,ifrfi Nv
1000 pounds gorS.
l0On pounds Oats.
AN AN P PoSnad. hH ,-
siiELBYvILLR, XIV.
5h.OD pounds Oon
9o.nO pounds Oata
WoyDpo pounds Hay.
eOln0O pounds Straw.
The above are the estimated quantities thst viii b,
required At each post aeoofdaG % the present dstTi
button o. troops bot the toyesnment ,essues thi
right "a incroase or dlninlsh tho same At any tim
during the continuance Of tbs contract
Contracts will he awarded 10 be lowest responsible
bidder for each post and each kind Of supply,
can be hsd, 10 person or 81 letter. 90 appGssiioS
the underslRnsd. JAHkS A, NklN.
DeputI Quartsrnasie General u. \. A, Chiaf QuaT
tsrfnAsisr, Department OF the soulh. MAJ