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ambitious, ~ its consequence is fls
teriuQ TO our self.loya.

0AAOhSsOssCy - 49, 0VM0VN&&<V0G& - Il0
tering TO our selflove.
I am, indeed, much indebted 10 IN
favorable sentiments which you en-
tertain toward me, and il will BE- m,
duty TO study to deserve thCtn.
The tribute Of thanksgiving, wiIlcl
yon offer to the gracious Father !
Lights, or His Inspiration OF our pub
lick councils with wisdom and Rrm
ness 10 complete the National Gov
s.itution, n worthy OF men who, de.
voted to thcep,ous par poses of relig
ion, desire their Accomplishment by
such means as advance The tempora.
happiness Of their tllow mon.
AMI here, I am persuaded, yor
will permit mo to observe that "a
plth cfsrsc piety IL 80 PLAIN a. to rsgan
BIT little political direction
To tbs consideration re ought to aseey
tain M, esssncc Of any regulations respse,
Ing religion from the Mayns Ciurta .
our country. 10 the guidance OF th
ministers Of tho Gospel this import
ant object .s- perhaps more propcrl,
committed. Il will he your care T.
instrucs the ignorant and to reclaim
the devious. And in the progress
morality and science, TO which on
Government will give every further
ance, We confidently expect the cd
vancement OF true religion and u,
completion Of our happiness.
/ pray the mnnifie,ent Rewardsr oil
virtue that yonr agency in this woyi
may receive its compensation here
and hereafter.
G.. WAsnINGrox.
I give the italies and spelling 4
they appear in the original. 1
ID. S. q. {
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WANTED! A. u
EVERYBODY TO READ
OUR N
SPECIAL iOFE'BR,
Stn ding ONLY 10 Dec. 4, 1871.

Given away 10 every purchaser Of stock
nt our Nursery, 10 the amount Of $40, either
OF the following:-4 Concord or Clinton
Grape Vines, II Blackberry plants, l2 Cur
rant bushes, 100 Slra wberry plants, 12 Pie
pla ants. 4 Snowbsll, 2 Lilacs, 2 Dnhlias,
Poeonias. Z Roses, 2 SpireAs, 2 Glsdilus
or Japan Lilly bulb.
Price Of 3-year old apple trees & to feet
high, Hne, stocky, we'll branched, heslthy,
and Of the most approved hardy varieties,
A1G. 90 Per 100. Procure trees in the Fail,
heel them in properly, and they ere then on
hand to plant in the Spring. OFTEN roads
arc 90 bad farmers At distance cannet get
to the Nursery in the. Spring.. early, then
seeding time comes, then after lhis some
times tis too late, ,--trses have started out
in leaf.s So get them il the FALL they are
cheaper, we will sen 20 per cent. lower
this Fall than in tho Spring. Don't be
hunlbuged by agents AMI pay $40 or $35
per 100 for trees foreign to our climate.
They will tell you we can't raise hselthy
trees here, because our Winters 50 effect
young lreos in Nurseries. that they are
blackbeartcd. 20 years experience in
the business by Mr.. Niles, mainly in prop
ognting Nursery trees in the West, has
taught him that a root graft properly Get, .
union perfectly formed (usiny only heasthy,
hardy stock the practice Of great care in
the planting, and first seasons cntt,vation, will
insure perfectly healthy tree. We chal-
lenRe any one to produce trees that are
healthier than ours. We invite all who con-
template planting to come and examine our
stock a. II. NlEES 4 Co,
Commercial Nurseries,
Aiclv, EO wa.
A. B. Niles,
r. 4, GsahaIa.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-01-25

A little boy was recently present
cd with a toy trumpet, to which be
became greatly attached. One night,
when he was about to be put in his
"little hc,l,' and was ready to say his
prayers, he handed the trumpet 10
his grandmother saying, Here,
granna, you blow while l pray" &
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-01-25
Ths Vice Presidency.

Some time ago . private letter
from tho Vice Prcsldent was pub.
lished, in Which he said to his freud
that he intended at the close Of hia
term to retire from public life. The
expression of this determination was
received with great regret BY tho
Republican party, which has always
found in Mr.. Colfax most faithlal
and honorable representative. A man
Of what would be called singular
good fortune. and Of very great per-
sonal popularity, he has passed from
point 10 point of honor IN public litc
without 4 touch Of serioee reproach
or suspicion. ct . simple, frank,
and generous nature. .hnt very shrcwd
and sincdte, he is cmphatically : man
Of the people, who has never forfeit.
ed the ooniidence which he has once
obtained. a. alitor, representative
in Congress, Speaker Of tho House,
and Prssiiept sof Tho Senate, his
course ~ commanded universal APP
|proval. 1ad wen the shafts shot at
him ~, political hostility have been
very harmless. When he was taken
.snd ddeniy III IN the Senate at tho close
Eoi ~ Ia sassion, the expression Of
sympathy in tho country wAs As spon-
taneoas arit wae general Qed hearty,
md there arc very lev public men
Who arA u daS better know1 OF more
trusSa a. 4ke&e lfr f.offaf
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-01-25
January 10. 1872.

January l3, 1872.
Board mot pursuant TO adjournment.
Present. .Mes,rs, Poyneer, Jaqua and
Ramsdell.
Moved th,t the Au litor be instrustel to
issued arder to jacob Loutzenheiser for $32
to pay freight on four car loads Of stone de-
livsrsd u Chelsea bridge. Carried.
Bond Of Geo Townsend. Constable, PERI
~ township, approved
Moved that the Auditor be authorised to
buy wool stove for his ollise AMI buy suf-
tieient wood 70 supply the county. Car
ried. ~
Moved that the Treasurer transfer $500
frsm Insane Fund to County Fuud. Car.
ried.
Bond Of Thomas L. Drew, J. p, Buckinx.
ham township, approved.
Moved that Auditor be aut orizsd to at.
tend the sale Of the Court House on the 18th
inst. an il dee aei necessary to bid two
thirds Of the amount Of its appraised
value, less taxes due on the same, and if the
same should be struck Of to the county, to
issue saorder to pay the difference between
the claim Of the county, and the amount
bid by the county. Carried. W
Report Of the Auditor ON Transfer. Re-
demption, aud Road Fees, accepted aud APP
proved.
Novel that the Treasurer's Repor. be
accepted,
REPORT appears on another page.1
Moved that The following per diem BE- al.
lowed for the October term, 1871 and Jan
uary term, 1872: Sits
Leander Clark, day, no miles, $iod
A. N. Poyneer, l day, IA miles, 8 Sc
@. Jaqua, 12 days, 90 miles, 6 4C
JANUARY TERM.
A. N. Poyneer. days. % miles, 81 SO
John Ramsdsll. IL days, 26 miles, 81 Il
G. G.Jasua, ~ DAYS, 40 miles, 81 50
Moved that the Board adjourn sine die.
Carried.
Attest
THOMAS s. FREE,
Auditor.
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Cash Rates Of Advertising.

Legal advertising. At legal rates.
FOR the use OF large cuts aud woed type
an additional charge. varying from 10 to ~
per cent, will be made.
Prompt settlements will be expected with
all time Advertisers At the close OF each
calender quarter. Transient ndve rtisc-
,aents must be paid for in advance.
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| Suu.:ribers to pE>
rERs' Mus.rAL MoNTH
Ly are getting th.'-
Music for less than
two cents Q piece
Those who have not
seen this Musical Mag.
a1;ne should send 30
cents for o sample
copy. The music is by
Hays, Thomas, XII I
kel, persley. and 9th
er popular writer's.
Two back nu.nbers
for 40 cents. -Four
back nun bcrs for "a
cents. Sub scr ibers
get
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God In the Consultations.
70 The Eaitor ef tie WasAisgton CAron


The. following correspondence be-
tween the "Presbvtery Of the Eaat-
ward aud George Washington. DIT
ed shortly sffer the adoption Of The
Constitutiou. being pertinent 70 the
discussion. respecting the proposal "a
amend that document By pntting in-
TO il some retareAce 70 the Deity,
may be fonnd snileble for publica
tlon., 4 shows Tie the same ideas
prevailed almonS 3 certain class ol
theologisns theH y now sud the rc
ply Of ~ Father N his Country will
be iouEd I al6uoh~r.
I take it from tho lEassackxsest,
Ssatissl Of Decd, 1889:
Tie Presbytery Of the Eastward
coE-ened At Newbnryport, in their
AN 4 10 to the President Of the
w States in his late tour, say
9 And b the objections to tho Fed.
cral Consultation, we never consid-
cred the want 81 ) religious test
that grand engine Of persecution in
every tyrant's hand. But VIC should
no. hAvu been alone in rejoicing to
have seen some erplieH acknowlcdg-
ment OF txs Only true God. and Jesus
Christ, raom h Hath sent, inserted
somewhere in the Magma Charta Of
our country. We are happy 10 find,
however, that this defect has been
amply rclncdicd in the taco Of all the
world, by the piety and devotion in
which your first publick not OF Office
was performed, by the religious OBJ
servance oil the Sabbath, and OF the
publick worship of God, of which
you have set SO eminent an example,
and by the warm strains Of Christian
and devout affections which runs
through your late proclamation for a
general Thanksgiving"
70 a. Msisssrs aud R",ing Esdsrs dsls-
gats6 to yspyeseat I'll. Churches ~ 4dssa
raxsstts and Nsw Hampshire. WhicA COM
poss. ~ First Presbytsry q tAs East
lcard:
GExrLExsS; The affectionatc wel-
come which yon are pleased 70 give
me to the Eastern parts OF the Union
would leave me without excuse. did
I fail to acknowledge the aensiblliiy
which il awakcns, and to express the
most sincere return that ! gyake1nl
sense OF goodness csn suRTeo 8 s
70 be approved by thu
thv Il wish as UatuIni to
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THE Tenth Volume o. weop's H USE.
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~. Its regular contributors include Iior-
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Parton, etc. Harriet Beccher Stowe, Brick
Pomeroy, John q SAKE, Maj. Gen. Kilpst-
rick, Petroleum V. Nasby, etc, write for it
occasionally. Terms, One Dollar year.
In clubbing, three frst>class periodicals
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most liberal Premium list ever published.
No periodical is more frequently or favsra>
bly, mentioned BY the press. 'wo 'ds House.
hold Magazine 10 ono Of the monuments of
business enterprise which mark the age
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A new School Book
by II. s. Perkins
T,ice, $3.50 per dozen
Contains over tws
hundred new anC
beautiful s ngs, Duet.
etc., by Will 5. lays
Webster, Thomas, etc
Everything is new
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Contents and speci
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Sample copies mailec
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teachers for 65 cents
Liberal terms for in'
PRODUCTION.
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POPERY.
fE FOE OF THE CHURCH AND RE.

THE FUE OF THE CHURCH AND RE-
a. PUBLIC. -
What IL has done. What il 10 doing and
what il intends to do. Its power, Ito deS-
ps,ism. Tts infAllibilitv. Its frauds. Is
,reliots. Its miracles. Its ldolatry. Its
prosecutions. Its hatred Or our pub lie
schools and Of civil and religious liberty.
Its startling crimes. Its horrid wicked
ness and IT'S NEW YORK RIOTS.
A hook thai is wanted evcrywherc.
Permanent Employment at Liberal Pay
Offered
Young Mon, Ladies', Teachers and Clergy.
men, in every town and county. Send for
circulars 10 ZIEGLER & McCU 2DY, 6lS
Arch street, Philadelphia, Pa; 1870 Race
street, Cincinnati, Ohio, sos N. Sixth H.,
81. Lonis, No.; 274 Main street, Spring
field, Mass. T49-t0
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PENNSYLVANIA HOUSE!
Samuel DeFrance,
PROPRIETOR,

INVE AZ 4 ON,
HTOLEDO.. ..... -. 10 W..
This House has becn remodeled, reftted
aud newly furnished, and it is now open for
the entertainment Of the travelling public.
II gi.es 6ett,r fare and for less money than
amy other mouse west of the Mississippi.
cuaploy only accommodating servants for
waiting UPON my guests. The Stabiing &C,
CONAN mNlations are complete. v3n29tf
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Worth oi Music far 50.

Address,
=. PETERS, 69o Broadway, N. r
Teachres sending us their orders for $40
worth Of music, con claim years subscrip-
ton to PErEas MUSICAL MoNrLY. pa
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-01-25

CCHOOL BLANKS Of all kinds, printed
~ aal for salc at this Office. [f
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-01-25

Board met pursuant to adjournncut.-
Quorum present
Report OF G. L. Bailey, J. r.. Tsleio, ap-
proved.
Moved that the sum Of S32 be appro priat
ed from Bridge Fund to be paid for four
car loads of stone at Oxford and shipped to
Chelsea, the money to bs PLACED in the
hands Of Mr.. Poyneer. Carried.
Report Of \. J. Tyler, Trustee Of Otter
Greek township, on money placed in his
hands for Thomas Brannau, pauper accept
ed and approved.
B,srl adjourned until 18th inst.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-01-25

T ErTER AND NOTE IEADS.-THt
uRspUBLicAx Job Office cannot be excellee
this class Of work. Try Us.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-01-25

DLANKS. OF all kinds. for snle, at TIT
DREpuBLIc,N OEPicE. TOLEDO, iowa.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-01-25
ProOee d1nGa
OF THE
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS,
TAMA COUNTY, IOWA.
JAN. TERM A. d. 1872.

Ordered that the Auditor procure Ave
iron ash pals for the use Of the Offices in
the Court House, said pals to be used to
cool the ashes in, after which they should
be emptie in one general pile at least 60
# from the Court House. Carried.
Moved that allowance Of $40 per month
b, allowed Thomas Drannan and wife until
next meeting Of the Board, in discretion Of
Auditor. Carried.
Bard adjourned until 18th inst.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-01-25

Jan. 10Th. 1872.
Board met pursuant to a1ournment-
Present. Messrs. Poyneer, Jaqua AID Rams
dell.
rlovcd that Mr. Ramsdell be authorize ]
TO build an eight-toot roal.wly over Camp
Bridge. over Richlaua Creek in Richlanl
township. Carried.
Report OF n. Fisher. J. r., Toledo, ap-
proved.
Petition from citizens Of Tnliln Village
township for brid. &c over Iowa River. Read
and accepted.
Board aljournsl until I p. N.
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ss.s- $3.50
ATTORNEYS.

ppRI0ATE & KINNE, Attorneys and
n Counse 'lors At Law, Toledo, Iowa. or
CO in stones bulldog, over ". O Walters
Grocery Store, s vSn6H
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-01-25

~ r. BRADSHAW, [successor 10 Stru.
y. bile s bradshaw Attorn'y & Counsel>
or at Law, Toledo, TAins County, iowa..
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-01-25

ItEC. L. BAILEY, Attorney at Law, Toledo.
VI Iowa. Office over ". F., Johnston :
Cos. Store. 5tf
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-01-25

VIvHOMAS s. ERLE. Attorney at law.
4 To,r,to, Iowa. Office in Court House
Also U. s CONFESSIONAL. v3n9tf
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-01-25
ASSEMBLY PROCEEDINGS.
MONDAY, Jan. 16. ~.

MONDAY, Jan. 16, 70.
In the SENATE, the Lieutenant Gov.
ernor was installed, and the follow
ing standing committees were an.
nouucsd
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lNOODRlCii, G. IE-Attorney and Cour-
II sellor a, Law. Toledo, Tama County.
Iowa. Office, opposite Foster House. Sif
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-01-25

j.. q. srRoN0. A. ". OUEaNAEy.
xrRUNG s. GUERNSEY. ATTORNEYS AT
- LAW, Tama City. Iowa, will atteAa to
all business entrusted to- their care will.
promp.ncss AM, dis, a,ch. OEYicE--Over NJ.
Lewis Cioshing Store. 45ttf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-06
THE WEATHER

WAR DEPARTMENT, Office Chief Signal Officer,
WASHINGTON, DC, March G. 1872, 10 am (
SYNOPSIS FOR THE PAST TwHNTY-Fou r
HOURs.-The pressure has continue highest over
the upper lake region, and increased somewhat
extending sOutheastwar ard over the Ohio valley
IL has diminished somewhat from Lake Ontario
To virginia and eastward, with diminishing
nOfthwesterly winds on Tuesday over the mid
die and east Atlantic coasts, and increasing eyer
eastern Lake Erie and Lake Ontario. Pleasant
weather prevailed on Tuesday over the south
Atlantic states, but is now followed by clondy
Weather from North Carolina to Georgia, with
light rains. SOutherly winds and cloudy weather
are now reported from the western gulf states
Easteriy winds have prevailed from Tennessee
ana kentucky to the northwest, with partly
cloudy and occasional threatening weather A
sllght rise In the temperature is now reported
from the majority of the stations east of the
Rocky Mountains. The pressure has again re-
covered itself at the Pacific coast stations.
PRoBABILlTIEs.-The pressure Increase from
Lake ontario southwark to Virginia and east
ward, with generally clear and pleasant weather
ern New England states. Easterly winds. with
cloudy weather and light rain, prevail over the
south Atlantic states. Easterly Winds clear
and partially cloudy weather from Tennessee
TO the upper lakes and westward. The pressure
diminish somewhat over the western gulf
ststes, with sOutherly winds and cloudy weather
and very probably rains. The pressure dimin-
ish to-day over the lower Missouri valley In
ereasing to very brisk and high northwesterly
and westerly winds prevail over the middle
and east Atlantic coasts For the south At
lantie and gulf coasts dangerous winds are not
anticipated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-06
Baltimore has found out that she can make

Baltimore has found out that she can make
boots and shoes as well as New England, and at
the anniversary meeting of the Shoe and Leather
Board Of Trade in that city the other night it
was stated that four thousand persons are en-
Ployed in the several manufactures, and that
the annual sale Of home made shoes amounts to
% 100000.
Now, why should not Washington take a hand
in the shoe business as well as Baltimore
Years ago our clothing dealers purchased all
their ready made clothing at the North. Now
we have large and successful establishments in
operation here, making clothing of a better
quality than that from the North Employment
Is thus afforded to a considerable number OF
people, and large amount OF money is retained
here. Now, let Us have shoe factories and all
other kinds of manufacturing industry We
want some steady sources of business prosperity
independent Of what is supplied by the govern
rent teat. so that when Congress adjourns, or
the President and his Cabinet absent them.
selves from the city for half the year. their loss
viii not be materially felt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-06

An effort is being made i'm Maryland to modif liz
the usury laws OF that state. A bill now pend
ing in the legislature, and which is supported
by the Baltimore papers, provides that sit shall
be lawful to contract to pay or receive discount
at any rate, and to contract for payment and
receipt OF any rate OF interest," 1t also pro-
vides that no greater rate than six per cent can
he recovered except where there Is an agreement
IN writing One of the arguments used in sup
port OF the bill is that many foreign insurance
companies which now refuse to lend their mo-
ney in that state will readily lend 1t when it can
lie made rs secure and obtain as good rates as
elsewhere. One thing is very certain, and that
~ that the communities which place the most
restrictions on the trade in money will suffer bv
the competition OF their more liberal neigh
IOrs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-06
DROPOsALS FOR STATIONERY

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, March 5, lS,2
Sfaied Proposals for furnishing Stationery for the
year ending June ~. 1873. will be received at this
pSSpsr,ment until the 10TH DAY OF APRIL, 1872, at
Blank forms for bidding will be furnished upon
The bifs win be considered and accepted or
rejected item by item; and this advertisement and
the proposal so far accepted by the Secretary ~
Treasury, and the bond accommodating the sans
thAll constitute the contract between the govern
nsnt ana Inc bidder or bidders and no further con-
articles contracted for must be furnished from
Time TO time during the year, in quantities pursuant
ties will, however, be called for during the wear
Each proposal must he signed by the indiyiiu or
MN making IT. and be accompanied by q bond with
sum cisnt sureies, in the sum of ten thousand dol
lars, $40 COO approx ed by United States officer of
the district in which the reside or do busi
ness. on form to be furnished by the Department
ccndinoned for furnishing such portions Of the
astlchs as may be awarded under it, and the per-
All deliveries VIII be subject to ins pecton by an
expert defae1 Tor the purpose by the Secretary of
the treasury and the delivery OF an inferior article
at he option Of the Secretary.
hellver1es must be free of charge at the Treasury
department., Washington
The failure TO CO IMPLY with any one order under
tbe contract Will operate forfeiture of the en-
tire reIalty Of the bond, or the Secretary of the
Treasury may direct the purchase, in open market
OF such Quantities Of any articles shall he neces
sary to supply the deficiency caused by such taiIure
and charge 20 the contractors hfty per centum Of
the price which it shall be found necessary To- pay
Tor such articles. f'
Proposals unacccmpanied by satisfactory bond
viii not be considered, and contracts will be award
cd only to established manufacturers OF or dealers
ia the articles.
Proposals TO be addressed to the undersigned. and
marked Proposals for staticnery;o
GEO. b. BOUTWELL,,
mart eotaplO Secretary Of the IRE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-06

The cable brings the news of the sudden col
laIse OF the TichbOrne case. the claimant hay-
ing abandoned il and absconded from London
TO avoid arrest on charge of perjury. This
Is a remarkable ending OF one of the most re-
marksble cases on record. So well maintained
wa> the fraudulent claim that at one time in
the course of the trial public opinion as largely
On the side of the claimant. and a good deal of
money was invested in the - Tichborne bonds. ,,
issued on the strength of his pretensions. These
bonds are worth about much TO-DAY as the
Confederate bonds (Which our Great Britainous
cousins bought somewhat freely) were, the day
after IL fall of Richmond
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DROP SAILS FOR ICE.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT

Treasury DEPARTMENT,
WASHINGTON, l.. C., March ), 1872
Sealed Proposals TO furnish Ice for this DEPART
merit for enc year from and after March 3lst Is72
1872. '''
The Ice to he furnished must be kennebec Ice. of
the best quallty, or Ice equal thereto, clear and
ticn Of the receiving Off and to be delivered in
such quantities and at such times and places may
be required.
To be weighed by the Treasury scales, and TO be
paid Tor monthly uprn proper vouchers, audited
ard approved in due form.
Bids must be at price per ton Of 22i9 full pounds
A cepcsit of $500 T. s. Currency or Bonds must
accompany each bid security that il IL genuine
and in good faith 10 he returned to the
bidders after the award of the contract. and to he
retained a. security Oh the contract of the success
iul bidder.
The right to reject any or all bids or to waive dc
fects i it is med to the interest government
Bids should be endorsed Proposals for Ice, :" and
should be addressed to
y. III. SAYILLE,
mt 81 Chief Clerk Treasury Department.
RRANCH OF NINE. DEMORFST'S-Justre re.
- ceived at NINE. HlNCKLEY'S, I'll Market
EMPORIUM or FASHIONS,
Full Size, Accurate and Reliable
PATTERNS,
In various sizes. of every and desirable stV
for LADIES AND CHILDRENS DRESS.
DRESS MAKING,
In ALI departments FASTING, &c.