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the saw-mills, who, on seeing her in tears
before starting, said to her: "Woman, YOU
have nothing to fear; no harm will be done
TO you or your children; as for the men. |
Will not answer for them" As she continued
TO weep, he added, Listen; when YOU see
the guns pointed at your breast say this
prayer, Allah! Allah! Mahomed racoul
Allah +! and you will be saved" He also
Taught the same prayer to her children. In
the midst of the slaughter. several Arabs
mad leveled their firearms al her to shoot
her, when she remembered Abdallah's les
son, and throwing herself on her knees to
them, repeated the invocation. The muir
dererS stopped, made her say it over again.
and asked, do you mean it?" On her re-
plying in the affirmative they spared her, but
stripped her entirely naked, and took from
her three of her children; she only recovered
tnem thirty-two days later, and enc of them
ned from sabre wodnd in the head, re-
ceived during the fight. The woman's hus-
band was among the killed. and although
hcr He was saved she was grossly outraged
by an Arab who had offered to conduct her
TO place Of safety. The natives who had
started with the party as an escort either
hed or Joined the hostile natives during the
attack. OF the twenty accused now brought
to trial, twelve were condemned TO death. |
ana three to hard labor, the Others, among
whom was the Shcik Brahm, being ac, |
quilted
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Mr.. Weed Suggests the Name OF an
Elector.

The recent meeting Of the Residential
Electoral College in this city recalls an incl
dent which occurred in the last Rpublican
State Convention at Utica. The nomination
OF Gen. Dix for Governor, as will le seen by
the incident we are about to melton, was
not the only good thing inspird by Mr..
Weed, who although in retirement, was I'M
expectedly, while on a visit to the late Gov.
Seward, chosen delegate from the Assem-
bly, District in which be resides Among
the names of well-known Republicans that
occurred to delegates as suitable to be placed
on the ticket for electors at large was that
OF Mr.. Weed. But it was known that II
consulted on the subject, he would percmp-
torily decline, and therefore the thing was to
be done ION the sly"
A delegate, however, shortly before the
convention reached that order Of business,
dropped into Mr.. Weeds room ind let out
the secret. Mr.. Weed Immediately sent for
several influential delegates, who, he well
knew, must be at the bottom Of the move
ment, and to whom he said: ''Ths is very
kind in you, and appreciate the honor so
highly that if do not suggest better name
l will consent to leave the convention to 40
as it pleases." His friends admitted that this
was fair, but expressed doubts whether any
other name would be acceptable. Mr.. Weed
rcpIlcu lNaC ne lelt assured tuIt tucy Wo''i
cordially approve of the name that he was
about to suggest, adding that, sin his judg'
ment the best name in the State to be assoc
ciatcd with Gerrit Smith as a candidate tor
Elector at Large, was that of Frederick
Douglass" This was received with great
satisfaction by Mr.. Weeds friends, and was
responded to by reclamation in the conven'
ton.
The nomination Of Gen. Dix for Governor
and that of Frederick Douglass for Presiden'
tial Elector, possessed national significance
Gen. Dix struck the first high, clear, ringing
note for the Union in his order to ''shoot The
first man who attempts to haul down thu
American flag" Frederick Douglass, who
possessed not only the courage to enianci
pate himself from slavery but the intelligence
and industry to raise himself to an intellec
tual equality with the most gifted OF our mor'
favored race, had fairly earned the distlnc
ton which his nomination conferred.
Such recognition by the Republicans
the Empire State of reputable and cnlight
ened freedman. appealed forcibly and sue
cessfully to colored electors throughout tn
Union. And the electoral college, with ap
preciative good sense, perfected the idea ..
designating Mr.. Douglass as the messense
| to convey the vote of New York to Washing
| ton. ALBANY Journal, Dec. 10.
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An AnccdOtc OF Vice President
COH;Ix.

Miss Laura Ream writes to tho Cincinnati
Commercial an account of an interview with
Schuyler ColfaX, in the course of which the
retirin.; Vice President remarked: II stood
to-day on the very spot in the Senate Cham
her where 1 made NV first reports for the
Indianapolis Journal. 1t was then owned by
.Ir. Douglas, and he gave me two dollars a
day for my services. l remember pleading
With him for another dollar. had to pay
four dollars week for my board, and with
that and the expense of my clothes and COM
ing here and returning home, l could not
very we'll see my way clear. When I in.
sisted on the other dollar Mr.. Douglas said
to me: You don't seem to consider the ad.
vantages you enjoy; you are in way te
make valuable acquaintance. See what
Albert 5. White has come to. He was once
a reporter. You may be member Of Con
gress some day. Who knows?' Il frankly
confess continued Mr.. Colfax. that sale
to him in reply, 4 will give all my &c. CHANCES aSs
dollar q dawn
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The girls in the first class of the High
School, in Portland, between thirty and forty
in number, have agreed, with only two ex-
ceptions, to adopt for school dress plain,
substantial, and not expensive material.
Overskirts, laces, and velvets, are to be
wholly discarded, and ribbons used only to
limited extent. No jewelry except plain
pin, and one plain ring is to be worn. The
girls agree to wear no other costume to school
between this time and their graduation next
June. Many pupils in the lower classes are
following their example, and it is hoped that
it may become quite general in the school
Among the things discarded, slang talk may
be mentioned, which they agree to drop en-
tirely.
MIR. Yell is a loud mouthed politician il
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White Labor I'm the South.

The Memphis appeal has been favored
with new revelation. 1t has suddenly dis
covered that white laborers are far superior
to colored laborers on the cotton plantations,
and argues with great vebemence that the
sooner the latter are entirely supplanted by
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Mrs. Scott-Siddons drew the largest au-
dience that ever convened at the opera
House in Davenport, Iowa.
Ben Wade has a daughter as sensible as
she IS handsome. She is going to marry
poor carpenter just because she wants 70.
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mao solved the mystery through the matter
OF tnat bleeding. He informed the Judge Of
what ne had done and seen, and, principally
through his instrumentality. iustice il lileIy
to be meted out to the perpetrators Of tbis
barbarous crime. "a '''''
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king Oscar, of Sweden, is said to be the
tallest monarch in the world.
-Bayard Taylor never eats a meal away
from home without having dish Of oatmeal
to sip from. He says it keeps the brain
clear.
"A boy, born en- the Union Pacific Rail,
roads wsstern-bound train, near a little to-
in Utah Territory, has been named "UlN
| Pacific"
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-20
Proposals.
pRoPosAIs ron WALLS.
OEyIoE cmEE ouLnrEnNLsrEn.l
DEFARTNENT or ms gULF, '

OEyfoE CmEE ouAnTEnNAsrER,l
DEPARTMENT or ms Gully,
nav ORLEANS, La jane ~, lbIA }
Bealed proposals. IN tyiplioats, With oopy of this
Adyertesment attaobed % Zach, VII b rsoeiyst At
the erection Of stone, briok lodges one each, A.
the national esnstsriss ~ Alstapdha- , ston houEe
and Port Hndaon, Louisiana and walls Of Eone, (sih
oopiBE) or brok, or iron fence around the national
esms,sriss ~ HatoheE, Ml..issigpi, Baton Rouge,
tories
Plans ard rpschsatous for the proposed structures
can be obtainsd By hpplying V tho undersigned
Zach prupoaal must be accompanied WI guarabtee
tEnsd b. A. least two responsible and dinloreated
persous, That 10 ease The proposal IL aooopted and
erutraet entervd Into they Fil become suretes Tor
o. stones for copinga and iaeinen 70 be suhmlttsd
WITH The proposa Prop2sala 70 be sddrtssed 70 the
Lodges" Proposals. for Erecting Walls Tor Iron
fenoeD around Dem tafiss.r
William b, HUGHES,
tyi1 Uhief QuaftetmA lister.
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pRoPOsAIs FOR WALLS.


OTFIUE OmEE QUARTERNAsTER,l
FORT IEAvnAwohTn, KAN, June ~, lala J.
Sealed proposals are inyitsd, 10 bo opened b. the
undeTslEnod on the "a dag Of August, l5Iaa A. ~
O'oiook, a. m, for The construction OF stone Walls
With SoplnE, Bhok Walls GO Iron Fences, around ne
NAtl0nal OsmOierisa At Fort I.oAvonWorth and foTt
hool Kansas, RAyottsVille, ATkAhsAa, and Fort Gib
son Indian fsriIory and tor one and one half story
stono or hrek bOdkA At Fort LsAyenHQrth, kAnsAa,
Springfield, Mi1soui and At hAyettsVtllot AikansAa'
Oem0 eTios In aooOFdAnso with plans and upooinoa-
ter 0ensrAl, and which eAn be obtained BY PeIeonA
lnsndlnE 70 bid, 81 tha once, ON the huporntend
ants Of the Osmstsrioa at Fort scott, Kansas, And
RAssttoyillo ArkAnsal, and the Post QuATtermAStsr
q Fort Gibson,
The proposals. must nolndo Al extra work neoeasAEy'
anoh CREASED foundation, do To avoid the proeon
Rlds 70 bs made sspaTaisy for each lodge and fence
or uA and must bo accompanied ~ the NnAIAnloa OF
two p0Taona Of known responsibility, that The bidder
viii enter Into contract awarded 10 him. and tqrnAh
proper asoantyY -.-
BiddsrG must be present personally or By repre-
sentative, Al the opaning OF the bids,
hs"'u'' " JKMEs NJ MOORK,
No. Bsn
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PROPOSALS FOR DREDGING IN PATAPsOo
RIVER;

THmD STORY. UHoN BANK BUILDING,
FAYETTE, NEAR OHARLEh hTRHET, I
BALTIMoRH, ND, JAY 2, ls72.
Proposals invited for dredging In the channel
below Fort Carroll leading 10 this city, Known the
'UrAiGhul ChAnnsLm The work win 10 bstusen
2OOOog and 9l0O cubic yards, but bids for smaller
quantities piil DO considered.
The ude rises about one foot and one half. Length
OF haul Of material averages about two miles. Pro
poaAla will state kind Of maohinsTy 70 b. used
age quantity q cubic yards to be removed daily price
per cubic yArd, lncud excavation, removal and de-
poslL Material 70 be measured In dumping 6o3us.
Proposals. 10 be sealed And Ia dupliott Endorsed
outaide, accompanied By copy q this hdvaFtiss-
ment, Will be reoelved untl of the 8st day Of
J1ly, 1871 and will be oDsued 10 I've minutes there
after Ia presence Of such bidders As may wish 70 be
present
The right 10 reisot any bid IL reserved
specifications, forms OF proposal and desired In
formation TO be bad on application 81 TITS once
WILLIAM p. URAI0HtLI,
b. Major EnHineoru, u. 4, A.
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Medical.

nRi, ItENRY VII SON, FROM LONDON.
- knsAnd, nAkss diseases q The Throat and
Lungs specially. Asthma, BrooohitlS md m
Gases Of OonimPton t Irablsl treated BY oontrAst,
And no zee w cured No charge 10 pAtsnta Tor 81.
tso hSar. Oln Iefsr patients 70 oltnons IN Wash
layton who have been treated Family phYalcanE A.,
Invited 10 be present, aud will leave Il 70 thSlT I,dS
msnt .hethsI the cure 4 ssatsd before Toos r. M
Ice; hADAM WubON, . roEnlAriT. educated NJ.
male Midwife AID Physician, vii attend % lSdiss
~ IemAle alnlogtiess A., trsatst soIsalIiIoaIiy
ho1tna boAtds nedloAl AttSodAnoa, Ae At the iRGi-
tuta, u desired. Terms reasonable; modieInas b.
mall dss2ribs ymPtoma UAn ot address MADAM
and I, Washing ton, d. o. i,iIins
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or RIM
hAITnloRH LOOK HoaPTFAL.

DE- JOHNSTON;
BALTLMORR LOOK HOHPFPil
O1oe , sSath VrsdsFIok stross.
btom his sHtsnaSs prAotios In the arsst HoSnlt.l.
EaroPs 1ad he Ar, IN this county. Va; RnsiaSa,
ssrsS ,snl sa .nd siissaSEs Ssh onsT the mo
ii bisSRsRk 81 is fPipt SsSe in the world To-
CURE WARRANTED IN TWO DAYS.
De Eidass o. sISads, @p Ia.6 sisS.S, d AF:stSs
nDotsnoT, 0snsIGl Debility. RsTVoasnsa, DSSoS,,0iS
= ~ ss fSiS. Ts$sSS bSS SS;. r e AZ,
9iddines. Dh.Ass a ne nSsA, Throat. Nos ss
SOss tsrTsls dissTSsrs GIass r ssP Ss e
tAEy habits q YOuthHEcHHT and solltaTy pTaotisSa
ne MGrnsr o. Uyssss 6liEhtnS thsT S.t a6IShI p
ao1st Or AntioipAtions. rendering marriage, AZ IN
YOUNG NIKE
who have injured thomaalyoS b1 A osFk.l, nr..,,.. Il,
duESd in uhsa Aonsa habit ffSqasntiI idsTn5 ~.
nightly fst even Shsa sslSsp, and q not cured
nArAsS and destroys both mind and bOdJ
n, tho pIido Of biz pArshtS should 10 SnSlohsd iron
Susbes II ds,Ias ION De pslh u iuI rsI ~ S9H''
duiGinG In certain asoret hAbfk
s s:as ss:1s @ e T pS1.o Ne
sfs,aplye, foSer-lmpotenoID Nervous RIoitGbiiitS
~ SsS hSFyoas Debility
No letter. rsoeiysd unless postpAld And oon,An
ss 1lats Ss = I SsiS ,s Ss IaI ssP5 ulnJ
| describing aImptonnn
IHDORsKMENT OF THE PRnsn
Ehi mAaI lhoasAnds cured ~ uthl,
opsIAiloni psIOImsd b pTOhSsSS, si.nS!s r.
shs TSpSTT'SF nc ne san 40 nIaJ oiSsI DSSss
sa5.ss sH SssISsi g ' 2 4,
SEEJOE. SOUTH FRKPEgsuK ST.,
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THE MARKETS.


New York stock Report.
FatniiAsd BY Lepis Johnson 4 Co., Rdntsrs
norihirrn corner Of Tenth and D streets
norihweR.
g. MS YSs s1SoS Joy bI.T sI gai a.. s'1s;
Usugou, llbT w hss ~, oogpop, ilbNl Us Nara
3 SSsp VI ogur on u.s.; u 4 sSs, " Uoppo o.
ws:,.,p nuopp II T. Is is ,s
Paeiho Nah, ms Adams Rfpfess, E4 4 Wells, Esrso
SS s5yEs TS s1s,s s .5S TSs.SsI u IN;
rosd, Nyfi KID, SIS ne preferred 71ili Ha.lsp,
F.sGrs fie' Eob-..; ;i ps:
E SsSi I'd AZ SPss 1SS Ilaii'GIS
81 faul gtsisgsd. IsAi Dsl.w.Ts, lSok."snns ard
sod 81 JSssps. W OSid nd ais,ls.ppI 0sria
S.,.. ~ g. csl' NJ; ~ "S oss S SS
AH yirFinls g. o9n:ei s9nd;, l9Ai North osrollss
70 bsgp P:sSs i, bSaa. 49,! 81. F'''h' Bonds
h.tTnnRs nlhEIra
nave 70 note ossssiss IN ,ha dssssd ior Foor, and
ne market dal i dull foT ~ gradsA shlppsf, are
present wanis Tahira. The receipts to.diy. we're
,tbsy lager than inF .ems dsJ. psf, sTgeotiSg %
sfn a. iolsssi loo 1--WE Il sltO To- EEira At ssa
a7s w. nsT s.Ti SS p S.:. .ssS bub.. Of
shlsh lseo ysEs = lsv,.o. 9TH 'A. =. TsgST,Sd e
lisssioS. and We pgts Wssk ~ SiSC9si cents south
S s vS: .s ~ s:at sourS.5R So ;SC-
a13 sSsiS duI. bu, prices are steady Nov
q 10 Bsshss q 81 q sspis :, % son:iSH. The
siss2y. VIII ssi,s q Sco 6assss a. % sspis, but
bhFht wefe veal. slih sLes q 90 A llal2 cont;
No old southern sold wo auots nominal At tasA
Rs,.-ws note sale, q 10 su.h.l, rood Rye tO-d,J
ProvisfaEs.-rhs narhet for fToyiaiona Il ye'y
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-20
R. FULTON & CO.,
314 Ninth Street.
I,10POSGIs FOR THE FRICTION or WALLS
HEApsUARTERs DEPARTMENT OF Tnl kAsr'
I1FTIuN OtuHT QUAnTHnnAHrHh, I ,
INV YOnT Orr, June ~, lHll !.

Hfw YOhK ORR, June ~. ls7l 4
g.,IsA proDosalA IN duplicate, with eopy Of lhli
.hssTtiseusnt attached to oloh, are Invited and w
X roosiSsd II this otoa until u NJ july % l9ls ior
tionSi CiSmstSTtel At DanViuo, Qandae heyen flnea
SSd stSuston, Va the pEopesA S.A,e ne IA Inn
isses. N ssSofdASsS With tha pNnsN nd oscillations
49, SSS,onoSas for one and halt atory MansArd
ros1 ~ 10 each ~ he panvng, ulondale 40 sfysn
sslesotivsiS for . aiaa6 lodge AID brtek lodge a
SSs6 SSmStsTy ali mAtsIl and labor 70 De furnished
PiShs and SpeoiAoaliona mAI bs eeen AZ ne ossaii
taheS on Application 70 he hup " M s3
II Vha ouGrtsrmAstbrs oeloel " FuiiAneiPhA@ ~He
TaTt Monros Va, and ~ ue once - . -....,.
HrI1alIiG must be acoo1apanieq ~ lNAshH
10y IL 10 Sssp0nui6la pAfian, for the prompt 81:
sSs,tion spI IuIdliuont q oOntTAet, ANatasq Aha
do TSspnadbihg Of the Eaafanlols ofsinhee y
fSitsd B(sfss Attorney q 5gdHe ~ hsfsn9ie ~ ~
ss-soT o. Oonsotor, and tnoloaod 20 ne
td..si sfSopossla Tor walks or todGoa" A. the case
~ 81, for Sas v the other q bQ 2ttsht,,,o.YIa
nol0..l ana AsSstant QuATtormAgteFGons Y; b
T., Ohlsi oaETtermAstsr d. H. 10
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MARRIAOn.


foHr MAnaWonIui N, Y. H., Juas Al lsIl
AttAehed, VIII be received al this ohSS
H ~ SioeA, N JAY - ls72, Tor faFnlahinE The
1873. sh"inA JAnuAfy u
4, EIaea old must be accompanied BY dspOal Of alCO
lhilImAuon A. TO quality Of beef, paymontn and
conditions can be obtained on applioatisa 10 ~"
-, L A. OHAMnhRLIN
ieH tiFat l4suL asst Art, A. o. 4.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-20
pRpPosAIs FOR THR IMPROVEMENT OF
i THE HLRBOR AT PULTNEYvILLF, N v.
UHrrED STATES kEgtSEER oTEcE,I

Sealed proposals. viii Be- rsssvsd u ~, once untiI
u M, SATURDAY, August 10, tsI1. for labor and
mateTiAla Tor constructing hundred and (liU)
uea feet, more OF less, o. Pier At Putneyvllle haT
Dor, ~ ",
There will be repaired about hundred sod TWEEN.
ty-aeven Thousand dive hundred Ca7ruOl feet, board
measure Of hsmlook timber and plApki ssysnly thou.
and tIO0) fest, board Measure, Of pins timber sud
plank nIteea th0ugan aud three hundred U6iaOJl
pounds Of Iron two hundred and seventy "a o. cords
Of stone fortgfouF ttN fset Of OAK snuhhng posts
and the necessary labor for constructive the plsF
Forms and OSCILLATIONS can be obtained Al this
oaoe. JOHN NJ WILSON,
I'LL hsiof Of Kngineers, U. y, Army.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-20

.H H. L. pN0MTER OTTIoE,
TmD srsRY, UHoN BANK BUILpNa'
EAYErTE, NEAR OHAnLnB bfnHEr'
nALTiMORE, ND, July II, l5l2 .
Proposals are ihvted Tor additional dreusnE ~
QussistOWn, Maryland from Chester river 70 SueehA
town, :. 49, ,-.-.a -. -,
Proposals 20 be hSAlsd duplleAts lna9Fssa on 9a.
aide, aud accompanied hI copy o. lhla auyet tsS
mont viii IL reSeiySd nnt n00n Of August y, lhla,
and viii be opened In ten minutes thereafter IN pres
on % Of gush biddoFa as may wish 70 be present
! me mAtsTiaI u Sasliy removed There iano roek
The ohanns u not 70 e1sssd Aboate feat 10 depth A.
4 mean low water The locality Il sheltered. 49,,
INTERPRETATIONS, forms Of proposal, aud Any desired
INDIGNATION 70 b. had on application a lhs once
WIZ. p. ORAlGHILL,
iYIT Major Of knEnoarS, u 3, A.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-20


OTTI1E or A, A. ouARrERnAarER,,
kINNEBrC A6arHAL, }
AUGUSTA, Ms, June q, iHa
Sealed proposals ia Duplicate, will be rposysd Al
this once until O'clock y. on FRIDAY, July D.
is3 for furnishing fusi and Forage 70 this posi-,
follows.
llll ierlytuo cords Of dEy hard wood.
t1MOl 1fu thouaAud pounds Of AnihrAoits coal
H'SOl four thouaAnd three hundred and SlEAu
d.saO) fouE thousand three hundred and sIEhtI
pounds o. oorn-
I'D tSa lhOassnd TOO hundred and twenty pounds
o. hay.
An Of the above articles must be Of the best quAtE
and subject 70 inspection By such oosT or agent
may be deaianated from thls once.
The uupplies must 10 delivered ct Ksnnsbeo
Arsenal, ire Of eEpenso u the United States com
meneinE On The lat day Of August 12, In saoh qaAn-
1873. y
Ths undsFuEnsd reserves the right 10 rei.ot any or
all bids not considered advantageous 70 the public
ssrvioe Further lniormAtlon may be obtAlasd In
9ai,y a this ones IAhks 4. wHlThoRK,
master U. 8. Army, is&
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ERG TIE Fss n FEW g.


PHILADELPHIA, Pa, July 6, Isia.
Sealed proposals, In duplicate, made 10 forms 70 DO
supplied from this once with COPY Of thia AdyeFlso
msnt attached % each, viii be rscslyed a this once
until - O'Clock, p m, Of THURSDAY, August y,
ls1a for repairs OF and construction Of new
Ice Pier, and removal Of ons eHstinE Pier A. this
haFbor,
Tue Pier 70 be repalrsd Will require ab1ut 2,TIO
cubic fest Of dmonaiou face stone and 2Bl0 superb.
olA let o. l.E paving. Ths new pier ~ require
about 81 40 feet ol timber seO pesohss q hiuG and
backing stone, a55 cubic teetof dimouaon fAos Aad
paving stone and the psoeeaAu iron for fantsninEs,
fhs pier 20 be removed CRIB work, " test By " fsst
Allied with stone. spsohcations A6, will be supplied
/ soon, j. d. KURTZ,
lA Lieut. Colonel Of knGlneerf.
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OaOPosAIs ion GOAL AND LUMBER.

/ EAyI PAIaAsIEa,s oIESE'l
PMtLAbn1PHiA, Juu b lnE
Sealed propo. -ssslss1 81 ~. eaiso uBlll ~ n;
e, Goal vi O. 'Hast n SoISSs q M; s, .SI s
tons asa pounds 70 IN. Ne Whaa a Lsaf9e iHlAad
coal 70 Be dslys.,d Sal ~. basas,. ~ nd N,
alt eHpanAo 70 the 0ovommeL osiSNla t.fn
hfty ts50l tons Of Which are 70 b. Aobivh S''
a.sl5, and tas IcmaiuinE ono huadT - LsSlsh
40. AZ % va. ESQ UOuud.' best Ouana S.su
% tons q ~ pouDdsl best quality Of Locust -
tain coal T.nE dnAiEoi 70 be delivered Al tho UnI
htAtss Naval osaltAl In ths oily. free o. all eIpsnas
eharaeter, sslsotsd ifes IRON all Impurities, unmiIsd,
By ths inapoooT appointed Tor ghe purpose, who will
Hlddors must stAts In thslr btdn the time within
Witch the coal can be delivered. Responsible security
will DO required the faithful delivery OF the above,
In conformity with the stipuiAtlons on the blank
ioIps tOL bld % Be hsd "a this ONCE OtAsEHsO bd'
Proposals, In daplloAte, IndOrs'd "PropoaA'a for
LambsT" NM be received Al the sAms time and place
aud under the requirements a. 70 pouIIlJ, for
the immstiato delivery Al the Unitsd stAtes Naval
btAioo, eAsuo lslaad. subject 70 approval after
HpSoti1u By tbs uommAndAht thereof, Of = -
sou BUAkD fkEf AINuH hEhlOCK PLANK,
10 % 10 lnohOs wide and u fset long,, ,,,,s.,,
lal pAy lnapoatOT u y. kAvy.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-20
4HS 6GH F1F SW q0EK OF

o +, ENnINEEN UTTICE,I
OEwIaO, N. ", July 1, lisa. 7
Sealed proposals will be TeosVed A. this once until
u m, HATURDAH, August 10, ls7a, for labor and
materials for constructing sI hundred (0 feet more
or less, Of the pier At OsueHo,
There WI % Tequlred about one million two bun;
measure, Of hamlOok, three handrsd thousand
tloo0OOl fest boaEd measure Of pine timber, eighty
eight 1897 feet OAK snnbbnE PASTA one hundred and
foTJiour thousand i0Oj pounds Of Iron, GiI thou
sand N6O0) tTesnAlla, tour thousand and four hun
constructing the pier.
onAse. JOHN NJ WILSON,
I'LL Major Of kngtneorH, U. H. A.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-20
ON MARRIAGE.

HAPPY REIIRF FOR YOUNG MRN FROM
the gneotA Of kIrors and Abuses Ia eAElS LIE Man.
nood rltofed Nervous debility cured fmpSdimonIs
p hAFriAGe removed. New mataod a traatman1
New and rsmAr1Abls remedies. Haoks And OiToniHI.
- ddresa HOWARD Ak5QOIATION, No. 2 soubh
Ninth stroot PhilAdslphiA, Pa. Apai.Sn
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-20

HEADoUARTERA DEPARTMENT OF THE PLArTE,l
OHFloG UHIEE OoMMIAsAnY or sUBsIsTEHoE, I
OMAHA, hEB., Jane n, is7a
Sealed proposals, IN duplicate, with EnATAnlos
hsnsd y $40 pSrso9s q nn9un ESiRonnnoI nes
Of Subaiateaoe, - tbs new military post near BeAyer
GS f To- iuiS.hS 90 f6a! d.'.IS
a he post Il good heS single sacks 10 SgeA 9qAlp.
OF me GSTilS0g Tor niue a men l, Or sSh less tina
Slsths uomaiisal uSasIt q h96sistsiR nee may d.
.,mps.4 n mol les than ton (lOl pounds labelled
uith ms bidders name, must aooomPany each pro-
nressl and he referred to therein. .
w. .,aaSls shoaid bs oFSSd proposals. Tor FouFn
ana sddTeSssd 10 the "a y, B., Beaver Oity v, ."
~ ,hom appllOatiOn ahOad be made for farther In
formS1loa 4 y conditions, payments, 40.
d. 0on"AAsN J,W,BARRIaKR,
Ia BVt Bra. Gen, q, " 80