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The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-02
GENERAL ELECTION NOTICE

rgNHE BOOKS OF REGISTRATION FOR THE
/ General Election to held on lu, sday, NJ
vembcr 5. 1872, open at my Office, and
will remain opoa until MONDAY, October q,
1872. at O'Clock p. NJ Of that day.
RICH'D X PARKINSON.
Ex- -OfAcio Registry Agent fol- Carson Preeinet
Orm=by County sr-' IL
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-02
JOHN BOOTH.

OFFICE Rails Brick Building, Second
street, opposite the Capitol.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-09
DELAWAhE RAILKOAC LINE,

SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
On anu alter MONDAY. July eQth
2@Nksls'2. tsundays e1cepted.J Trains viii
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-09
Railroad 3iues.
PENNSXLVANIA RAILROAu.
& 00Wa "a 3
& os T., ASp \ }, 4SIE. SUNDAY, M 4 !, OCT. q. ls7i

WEsT SE 1Ep ~ 1HrIs sTH1pt1t OCT. a. ls72
Trains leave Depot. Thirty second and Market St..
Trains arrive .,I s:n Thi;sy sT:t .nS Market
Paolt Accommodation daily. except Sunday, go
"a So an: and ll.lO a. m. Pm. $40 pm.
Niss.;. E.Srss: daily. ..c.p. Sur day. 7.oa m.
Log. Haven and Eimira E1prss daily. except
G:.t Line and Erie EXP. daily ex. sundaylsSJ T pm.
and As:
Psrkssburs Train daily. saosp' % sandaS aSas .p%
r.sts;61rs Express daily except Sunday $50 m
S1Sln"a SoIshsan E1nTs.s E1npss:s sa,,y slS pm
R.cinc Express e. liz0 pm
PsoM i s sunday On 1 Train; 10 81 4 a g pm
Erie Mal Saturday nisht runs only to Wllliamsrport
For Emisrant Exrress Tfain, leaving IL 80 y. m.
daily except Sunday ticket: must be procured and
ass.sd View xork O. X Siss.soS Ss5kss n by S"''m
E1prs's ss Tor % New York. u.s. SO and ii 90 m and
Acec%noda;isn toa oq New eY% ana M 5z1 night
WN%,sT1snf rent itain raj 70, New York. II 3opm.
Ney FORK sunday Trains 10 I'M, 3 = ~ ~ M
KENs1NGToN DEPOT. and
HoImesburg 4 Bustleton, ,,5
and 7.2o pm.
Way Train for New Brunswick, ,. pl5,n
Aspress Trains for Trenton. 731 IN and 40 and nd
Way Ir.ins for Trenton. 900 Id. 3 Is, 5 GO and
|. FOR BELVIDERE DIVISION
Express Tor Trenton. Lambertviils Ea.ton ssrsn.
=, ION. &C., 80 a u. and 40 n.
Way Train to ambertyiIle < FlemnSton IN no m,
and 4 OO pm. "s''" Ao'o ain'
| Way Trains for Pennington zoo -. -dj
MARKET sTkAEi FERRY.
| AmbOy Division.
| Accommoda. for New York ia Perth Ambov anil
u wa ,Monmouth Junction. 80 u. and 10 y 10.
Way Trains for Trenton. 500 and lOOO a m. ~ o.
| noon ana 4.OO. 5U0 and 600 p m.
Accomm: Tor New York via Jersey City 3 % n m
Way IRAN ior Burli inRton.. ,.....n. 6a b 10.
Nay Trains for Bordentown. s0and Ii 20 ~ n N
Express Trains for LoIx Branch $50 a m and ,oo
| pm - ~ -'
EXP Trains M for Hishtstown. { % a III and $50 p IN
cypress Trains for Pemberton, Long Branch and
Nj. southern and Tuckerton kalli Dads. !. - a
Way Trains for ut. Holly. l2 30 p m and ,,go m
Way Trans Tor Pemberton. lo.OGa .i5, ,50iard
sleeping Car Ticktt Is for the West can h. h al ON
appncation st the Ticket Office. l Chestnut street
and at tho Depot. Thirty. second ani Market Sts,
Agents Of the Union Transfer Company will cal
Ior ana denver baggsRe at the Dep ots orders will
receive prompt attention. and Railroad Time Car,
can also DO obtained at the 70 flowing
TICKET OFFICES: r. r. +; X ss$:::s! ::::
and at the Depots and Ferry nam ed above.
| j. CASSATT. General Manager.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-09

Is If AN OLD DIsEAsE?-A correspondent
Of the Boston Daily Advertiser furnishes the
following, appropriate to the season:
An engraving in venerable copy of the
"Editio Princeps," Of Drydens Virgil, repre-
sents the effects Of a disease among animals, and
in the background gang Of men are seen
stoutly dragging home an immense load of hay,
while the sick beasts are lying about, dying if
not dead. This we'll remembered passage in
the poem may interest the public at present.
Extract from Dryden. Transtation of the Georgies
Book Third.
The Victor Horse. fOrgetful Of his Food.
The Palm renounces. and abh0rs the Flood
He paws the Ground. and on his hanging Ears
doubtful Sweat in clammy drops appears:
Pareh'd 10 his Hide. and rugged are his Hairs.
such are the Symptoms Of the young Disease.
But In Times process. when his pains increase
He r0uls his m0urnful Eyes. he deeply groans
With patient sObbngs. and with manly Means,
He heaves for Breath; which. from his lungs sup
And fetch d from far. distends his lat ring side.
t. his rough Palate his dry Tongue succeeds
And roapv Gore he from his Nostris beeds.'
The poet recommends "drench Of vine"
given through horn, for which the New
Englander naturally substitutes hard cider!
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-09

Trains leaving Wilmington at 10 40 Q. m. and 6 80
2: m, connect With trains leaving philadelphia at
Inc ~ 40 q. m. train also connects with the Della.
ware X. and p. W. i b X. X. trains arriving in
Wilmington at 10 Is and 10 Is q. IN.
Trains leaving Landenberg at s 90 a. m. and ~
=, NJ connect with trains for Phiiadeiph a. leaving
Milnnston at 10 a. IN. and ~ p. m. and the Del
aware tram South. leaving Wilmington at rs pm.
h Depnts and cars of Wilmington City r, 4. At
ront and Market Sts.. by McMullen + Seal. nj
Of baggage NJ C. CONWEII S,.nse
nOyl WIN S~p'
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-09

A CHANCE FOR INVENTORS. .-"Some time
ago." says the Asr.eGn re MamHtaetursr bos,
should certainly and prominently give warning
at railroad crossings of an approaching train,
and thus put an end to the torture produced by
steam whistle. Thirty or forty different plans
have lately been submitted, none of which.ap-
portuuity Is therefore still open for some per.
son Of inventive ingenuity. There would seem
to be here promising chance for some one of
the many thoughtful and capable mechanics
to benefit himself, and at the same time secure
the thanks Of his cOuntrymen generally. The
conditions are that the substitute shall be at
once noiseless and effectual.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-09

Wtlmington ANA Westerq n. n
TINE TABLE.
o.'oS.9 9o and sss. sss'1 ,s4s M4oNRAY: 49!;1::,
Will leave as follows:
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-09

The MlAed Ifnln VIII run SUBJECT 70 delays Incl.
dent TO freight business. and will stop only at sta
tions where rime is given.
NEW CASTLE TRAINS
Leave New Castle Tor Wilmington and Philadsl;|
Wilmington at l.lo P. NJ. for New Castle.
SMYRNA BRANCH TRAINS
Additional to those above leave Smyrna for Clay.
ton IL IS m, and ,5 p. m. Leav Clayton for
smyrna $40 q. M, ana 300 p. m., TO make coupec-
ton with trainsto and from Dover. and stations
South
CONVICTIONS,
At TOWNSEND. with the Kent County and Queen
Annes K Kent Railroads.
At CLAYTON, with the Mary land and Delaware
Railroad. q
At HAKRlN TON, with the Junction and Break
water Railroad.
At sEAFQRD with the Dorchester and Delaware !
Railroad.
At pELMAR. with the Eastern Shore Railroad
and Wicomico and focomoks Railroad.
H. F. KENNEY. Supt.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-09

A CALIFORNIAN, whose poultry fold had
en- Chinese, shut up William goat In the
chicken house. Late at night fearful yells,
mixed up with frantic cries and awful curses
In bad English, were herd, and upon going to
to thescene, sprawling Mongolinn was found
with head on him." while William, with
erected brstles, stood over him, occasionally
putting In zone, 1.-two" on his mob.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-09
"kIMo sAsv."


His sceptre Is . rattle
: His throne q mothers arms;
No reisns tiny tyrant
In all his dimpled charms!
Yet round his royal presence
Our loving hearts entwine;
Dictator of the cradle.
And king by right divinel
Whatever be his mandates.
No courtiers dare rebel;
His mothers chief of the household,
Prime minister as well!
In yon perambulator,
His downy car of state,
Exacting. rosy monarch.
What triumphs on him wait!
In purple ease and splendor.
Long. long he seeks to reign;
All hints Of nose disjointed
lie smiles at with disdain!
Alas! that royal greatness
Should ever be disowned;
Here comes tiny stranger
King Baby is dethroned.
From the Aidine for Nopember.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-09
Honey by the Ton-The Largest Bee
hive In the World.

Honey BY the Ton-The Largest Bee-
hive In the World.
San Francisco Commercial Herald.
lu Los Angeles county. ON the eastern slope
OF the San Francisco range Of mOuntaina, and in
the immediate vicinity OF the Leaning PETROL
cum Companys oil region, there is the most
wonderful collection OF wild honey in existence.
The hive is located in a rift, which penetrates
the rock 10 the depth probably Of 100 feet. The
ori6ce is sc feet long and II feet wide; four
passages. The rift was discovered TO be the
abiding place OF a swarm Of bees that is repre-
sented a. coming out in a nearly sold column
one foot in diameter. Certain parties have
endeavored to descend to the immense store Of
honey collected by these bees, but were invaria-
bly, driven back, aud one man lost his lille IN
the effort. Others have at the expense OF much
labor and money, built scallold l21 feet high
in the hope Of reaching place whence they
could run drift into the rock, and extract its
we'll boarded sweets, but finally ceased their
work. Within four years the bees have added
not less than fifteen feet OF depth to their treas
ure, As ascertained by actual measurement, and
it IA thought that at the present time there can.
not be less than eight or ten tons OF honey IN The
rock. A man named D. Brophy lives in a cabin
not far from the spot, and obtained from the
melting Of the honey by the suns heat more
than enough for his family requirements All
through that region immense stores OF wild
honey are found in trees, in the rocks, in nearly
every place where its industrious manufacturers
think Of-for bees seem 10 think-that it is Sc
cure. They consume very small proportion,
as the climate enables them 10 keep up opera
tions nearly every day in the year, and flowers
Of some sort are always in bloom. 1t must be a
very severe season indeed when the little fellows
are not seen abroad in vast numbers, busly en-.
eaged in their melli6uous work.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-09
Philado ~nia, wilmington aud eaIti
more Railroad.
- ~ III a &
TIME TABLE.

~ ~ III a - -
TIME ia BILE.
Commanding Monday. June sd 1877. TI.,us will leave
R.ES. ss.rsr sls,s
Stopping ss,
!. wilm mnston with delaware Railroad Line, st lay
EAsaa as Ha1neon u with 5aneiioa AN. ana
.ss. ss.a .rssI k.osi ss.Yia w.n porehess,
s.iito.a. E. ss Salisbury win w,eonco suh rocomok.
ExPk1ss r1AIN =. la.oo NJ. tsuuday. .IcspteS,) TO.
p:MI1,lls and Ind A. wmlnt
NJ pkRss ,Gss'HH KIN .,h u. .,.,n 70, ssr Castle
a
.Hsa
RRi.ssS: s::.I: Es.oa: SeIs,E.. Is F.ris,in.. NJ.
Forsrsss Monroe and Norfolk take the
WILMINGTON TRAINS.
L. - 10 rn'.d and an "
Ivo ana so daily The $40 M tram coausss: @ with
i. s!s ma and :s
:Da :,on S..,s.c s f The "a sG A NJ .ain ~.i no.
leave Wilmington a. go i r NJ a'ae''''A 'A s1naa'
The s.s A. III Iran, tram rem wm,ns.on viii at
paIna 0I hSp Sf" ssE sStk 5o~ ws,t trsldepAa
.dsiohis and BALTIMORE Central s..lroae. -'''
Cnsdd Q ford Is l0N q. We.ue e.days +
days a. 3So p IN Philads Iphis Tor Chester Hei IS
80 p u Philadelphia Tor Uxiord AT 7uo L. III.
wednesday, aLa saturd ays 2.5J p. III, The ~ IN.
traiu esops 81 All Stations te.ween Philadelphia.
LAnokin.
Leave Port Deposit for Phadsp his ays excspt-d
yS . N aud rs r. m oxord for fhtlsi- phia Al
elO O. m.. Chsdd's Ford Tor PhiiAtelpnla ~ D tr
sundAy, leave Philadelphia Tor Oxford SD a. Il.
leave oxford for Pnlladei phis 340 r.
Trains leaving piGgion o.$o =. III, D. IN will
connect ~ Lamokn junction with the 1.tp n IN, AN
A0 p m. trsins for Philadelphia aud ,l.lmer- Cen
tIAl Railroad.
THROUGH TRAINS FROM BALTIMORE
LEAVE WILMINGTON AZ lVA, l2D P NJ So. To- 30 r n
CHESTER FOE PHILADELPHIA.
L8AI CHESTER All 70. 81 s.33 s.4s II Ds A. 81.
l2as. 2.Al. Al. 53l. Oil, 7.o6 aud 1886 81.
FROM baismorst 20 PhilAdephia. Leave Baltimore Al y
In. way MAil $50 A.. n, kXprss : IS +. Nj IA
Pfeas la r. NJ. Express l0.&5 r. Al kxpfess.
stSUOP.M
Accommodation Ainfro ON Fort peposuw irasePsrry
Vile at6 u n. TO Baltimore nd nteime
Nons.
TEAMS FOX BAL lrIEoKE
LeAs Chester 81 1895 And 9ll A. n, sad IS Pm
Leave Wilmington al u So, Is and 10 u. los n
e.l1 ?. =.
SUNDAY rRAIy@GoX BaLrINURE
Leaves bsltiEors P. NJ stopping At AsSaeAa fetfy
mana Aberdeen, Hasre-de-,f ferty ..-.
| tosn. Moth Gaat. Elkton. Newark, -tant"n. New
port. WILMINGTON, Clsy yuont LisWo"c aui Chester,
Il y kkNSri- sup-tin -adens
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-09
DHILADELPHIA. WILMINGTON = BALTI1
i MORE RAILROAD,

SPECIAL NOTICE.
On and after WEDNESDAY, October 18th, 1871.
a passenger car will be attached TO the treieht /
tram leaving Philadeiph,s at 800 p. m. Tor Will
iington.
The train will stop at Stations as follows, whea|
sznaied Gray = Ferry. 9.l2 =. N Lalaretto sd
nm; Ihester. s4l p. N; Lamokin. s;4a p. M Thur
low !4s p. N; Linwood. 9aS p. IL: Claymont, loci
p. m: Ellersie. ~. Is y. N; arrive Wimneton lOS
. III. loct.n II. +. kENNEY Snp't
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-08
Proposals.
ROCK ISLAND ARSENAL, ill.,, May ~, ts7a.
Sealed proposals uyitsd Tor the following bills

s.s R E@i,. n ~, AT'.s,E r. H. Ms
FOR A wATRR.POwER DAM WALL.
Ihl. vail VII b Abont 90 test long similar n di
fesdy built Il this srsSnsi Il lii be B feet lbei 90
W. eed, " feet thick under the eeplng, and y leel
ss: 9 &sS; .S: IS, z .s ;sS i 81
yali must be hr.t.olafs bridge stone, aud viii be
10 p less tG.s i ps6ss iIisf de SspiST ~ he
iqlis isst Inches vide, must 30 not less than ia.
yards d Witch SSoat one iSurS vii DO di@SnsSa,
snd No remsludsT hubble .nd bridge stone The
sSs ss ~ so pS @ ss @ ''an
FOR BARRACKs,
somewhat smiaq 10 q % tSs nos. sIs.SS
bullt At ~, .rsepsl The wills are 70 b eI.tess.
Abggt 9ns third q The stone Tor mi, budsg vii Be
ia6S Al tSS sSSs i %a. Be s' asiST% Sc6
sSas ne .S NJ ssI%I snd d nav"
from which stone has POT .resal been used At ihis
bias, send 70 The uSdsr.isnsd '%o o. more ssmpis
blocks o. stone gndTgssed' and containing not less
Blds VIM b opened At hi, Arsenal, at 10 a m,
TukSDAY, july II, ls72,
fol bdds must GntsT nto oonrSs, and slvs rood and
,uthsent b9nds aoooIllnF @ lasJ Tor faithful per
The right 70 reject any and ali bids that deemed
unsati.iaotory BIDS ior the dam stone and for bar
must be to furnish al the stone requred either for
the dam or Tor the barraoka Bids must state one
dimsuson tsfen together Stone viii b msssaT.d II
the wall and exclude all openings and technical
BIDS should bs lrdorssd on the outsIdo Of the on.
veoPs containing them "PEopo.als % furnish stone
anime tho drawings In this once before mIhing sids
jslf Capt Of Ordinance. Commanding.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-08
Proposals.


NAVY PAHMGErEh'a OTTfoE,l
No. t2i OHkHrHur srdErr.
pHuApKLPH1Ag Juiy 0, lala
Sealed proposals, In duplicate, tndorssd ProposAls
for Uoal,n will be received At this ONCE until
onn thousand u 0uDD tona (l9O pounds per toni LIZ
HIGH LUMP GOAL
And alec for thrss hundred (lO) tons (9QiO pounds
per toni ANTHRACITE sra AMER OOhG, 70 be
delivered immediately on hoard Of vessels furnish Cd
by the 0overnment At Philadelphia, Pa, free Of all
expense.
the shove coal 70 DO Of the best quality, uniform Ia
ohaaotdr selected free from dirt slate and all ether
impurites; and subject, A. 70 quality and quantity.
to nspeoon BIZ the Inspector appointed Tor the par
poao, Whs Will have the right Of peremptory rejection
Bids win only be received from boaa fis miners Of
or dealers in coal The right Il reserved 10 reject any
u0vprnmanG .
Responsible security will be reaulrsd for the faith.
Atoha Of the blank forms for bids 70 be had At this
once; otherwise bids will not be entertained
For further Information blddaFa can Apply 70 this
once. A. ". RUhhHtL,
Tvs Pay Inspector U. q. Navy
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-08
TiE 0oGSIaHEoE 81 THE sURKAU ~
CONTRADICTION AND REPAIR.

BUREAU on OONNfhuUrtOh AND hMfA1Mta
WARRINGTON, y. v, Jane ~, ls7l,
RnalSd proposals. 70 furnish Timber and other ma.
D. Ca M % P.SsysS At t6li Bufsaa ani ip1 y
oslOOi m Of the "a q JGJ nSIi. at which iias the
Tbs psSVOssis must be addressed to the "Ohist Of
the bureau q 0ou.,ruetlon and Repair. Nav De
s. dlstinsalshsd frp@ ordinary bafnS.; letter..
o. ~ Psst.s. siisg Lor ssrPlts' Al .sssral ysyd'
dsS.sd s "a a. Ss.s u s 1sri for shisG a. Gdii
Printed schedule. Tor such slGs.ss =. parties deal
70 ddefl siyinH The tofna Of proposal Of guarantee
q Oar III 3 faSS.Esd q saeS psP.GSa . dsiT. @
%, On APplio,tion 70 The gomm.ndants Of The 70
.pse.iy9 Nay YaTd., md those Of. all the yards on
The OommsSdIht o. each Nav Yard, and The Pur
q Ss ssssaSs q Ss SlSst slFds Tor sIS%sstSS
Ga5 70 S.sSS az. PsE.9S. shp l1.SoS e ~ %
anI Of the olaasoa Of those yATdA
me PSoPo.sls mus. Be for The Whole q sIss, sut
whole class, should the interest o. the GoVefnmenl
applications Tor Information, o. for The sIGmlnAtion
q samples, most 3 made 70 the Communicates Of
Bg dssSioS - u. P,partusni nd or s6.r. ,'iH .,
rsesiusd oHg from parfiss wAo are bona ~ dqisrs ~,
Ths guarantors must be osrthed 81 Inc Asssssor q
Internal RsVSnus for The district In which they
The contract win bs AvArdsd TO the person who
nAhes The pss. 20 and Eyss The EuHrAntSs rsqursd
hgnt % tsisot the lowest bid, or any whlehi u may
u ~ az pTosi,iou. Of ns sscoad section Of The act
Prrsipqio .sy,g has "Oi died IL con Tast TSr ISL
spTStiSs 10 the full amount will DO required TO 81
hSd % he sstisiaotion Of he Navy DspaTtmsnt.
A. sddtoDIl .SSlIiI5 tss1y Rs5 eSn ant, ~ VII Be
osStam q the amount o. each bill approved Ia tripli.
VIII Be- paid b. the PIymIstsr o. the station doslE.
mated In the contract none y spscihed, BY the
aoSds arc dsvsFsd within tsn days aftoT he warrant
ioF lhS shah have been pAsSOd bV ths Secretary
The GLASSES q this BursAu are numbered and dssE.
mated = f %SI, o,L I0u,.No whit. o.L K..,
Hisess No. s. White Oaf Curved Timber NO q
ga SSsS Rni 4SSs Pa s 4 as
P"S .osS q Mar I IfGS ysTs
Hsrs Iissa I'D No :. 9iesSn fi9. Ms:. Ti@Ss!
a. Mare Island yArd No. H. White Pine Logs No. ~
Bosrds-suEsT Pine BoIriS At Mare Island yard 10:
| 10, White Ash. Kim, Beeoh-Whits Ash, kodsood At
LSeGst Tsa6sIj No q, Locust frosusIls No. q, o.:
Sso1 o SsSs f SS WONT iSR TuR
isaSd SSd saasTsi No, III Wrought Iron, nSlj No sd
n Iced, PiPo, shoSti Ne 2, zIRsi No. y, I'M Nol
iTOn No ~ BSrsVS. p bras and Iron No. %, Filel
~: 81, AuGsTs ~; e, TOols ioT he store! ~: 9
E S.n: ts,s sI. N 1 Is.! ssH ST. Ne
9 NJ Tfhi%s .S. sGTR ES 81 ' 9IS S Ne 3
p, ship ChAndleu No. a. Acids No. ~ koain
No u Isslhst. pump, ilSIinE, lsslas Eo ), Junf
No. Y, bellows No; y A9th5solt9 OoAi No. y
>, 6SsSoOsi No. % Wood; No w. PSiSSiSd AZ
| qulr6d At the Taapeotlvo nAvy yards!
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-08
/, RoPosAIs FOR WORK ON THk WASHING.
on5 M " ILL., wAsuTGToE !Ai.SEEigsg!sGr

WAHHtNaros, ID. u July I, ls7a :
Seal cd proposals will be received until the THIR
TEENTH instant, for the Construction aud compile
ton Of certain works upon the WAahingtou Aqusduct
The work IN be let comprises Outtina And settling
laying tslneh pipe a and completing the earth work
Of the Distributing Reservoir.
Bids will be received for the compilation Of the
whole work or for each sepArAta work, described In
the specifications, the United States TeaarylnE the
night 10 reieot any Ill BIDS contract for the
whole separate works.
Plans, specifications aud forms Of contract can be
seen, snd any desired Information BE- bad % Ap.
plioAtiou 70 o. e. BAaOOUK
ington AqneduoI igI.8t
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-08
PROPOSALS FOR sUPPLIEs.


= UNITED STATES INDIAN A0ERCY, |
WHITE EARTH, MIN, June 10, 1874
JAY 10 i9T fuTnlshing ne foownE suPpoS a Brain.
ord and also At OAK lake, Minnesota, Al such times
And In auoh quantities may be required for the
q The AEsney; Proposals. should stats yhsthSr the
Mess PORK per bsTTsii nSur IN barrels and sIsIs,
three GRADES Gnound Feed, corn aud oAts In equal
PArts Oats Nav BSGnSi Fine Salt, In barrels To-
BiEo, or Norway Iron snd CAST Steel, various sizes
Horso SHOES H0rss NAiiaI Ga Nails; boIaI Solder ;
blAeknmitha, Tools Grind Stone and hAnGlnEs
AHssi AHs Hsndiesi sheet Iron The various ,lles
Window sash, glazed Log uhAlnsi Gable QhAina
Riyets Gun Nipples nnd different pAIta Of Locks ;
Bebbit Metal OaTpsntSra' Tools % ordinary kinds.
seyt6SsS Plantation, GrubbinE. Socket and shank
HOoai bhOyelH and Spades.
DFuEn--Alum, Aqua Ammonia, HAlAAm OOpAiba
Compound OAthArto Pulls, sugar coated syrup lpe
OIL on 81 Oas.at simple OetAtoi sulphur; Rhsonoa
| OF Peppormtnt fhlAla and Oorkh.
TRANSFORMATION.
ProptaAlu will also be received above, for trans
poTtAtlan OF AM Of the above other supplies tina
may be needed, ~ follows ICON RrAinerd 70 L;eeel
/ 70 White kATth, and from Oak lake 10 Red Lake
| hlddoTu Will state price per 10y pounds per 10
miles on each OF these routes All goods u1nnpoTtoS
IN WAGONS TO bo protested and at tie risk Of tue con
An PToposAlh must be accompanied By names Of tWI
rulponalhla parties, who lEnly b. their ndoTuomon
ihoreon their readiness 70 boooma HuTotlos for tn
suIdsfaiGbed reserves the hFht 70 rs set any BIZ
deemod tnuompAtible with the pablo good,
| PInpOaala must " indoTaod Proposals. for Goodhs
| or Proposals. Tor TRANSFORMATION" -, 49,
By act Of OnnE-pa9 only " per cent, OF any blu o.
be paid until aald bill shall have baen appFosed By tn
Department At Washington, hDW; SMITH,
$50 U, 3, Indian Agent,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-08
PROPOSALS FOR PREpoNa IN PATAPsoo

VI y. hh0ltNEM "
THIRD irony, UNION bAhk BUIIDIH0,
EAYETfE, EHAH OHAMLHa kTHHET,
BALTIMORE, ND, July 2, 1s7a. J
Proposals are invited nT dredging In the ohhnnAl
below Fort OATrt H. leading 70 this city, Known the
aOrAlEhill Channel" The work win 10 between
10000 and $4,000 cubic yards, but bids for smaller
quantities ulil bs considered.
The tide rises about one foot and one half Length
Of hAn n mate rial averages about two miles. Pro-
pOsAla will state klnd Of mAehinsIy 10 ba used AyaT
age quantity o. cubic yards to DO removed daily ptioo
pot cubic yard including oIoAvAtion removal and de-
poslt, Material 10 be measured Ia damping sooWa
Proposals To be scaled aud In duplioats, lndOTsed
outside, accompanied by copy Of this advertiser
msnt, will be rOoelyed untl hoon 0f the sfat day Of
Jolly, 1874 and will be opened Ia hyo minutes there
after, 10 presence OF such bidders As may wish tObo
pIosent.
The right 10 rsiSot any bid Ia reserved.
hpoolhoAtlons lorna ofprOpoaAl and any doalnod In
formation 10 DO had on application Al this ohios
WILLIAM p. OtAI0HtLI,
h9 - Major knEnoeru, u, 4, A.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-08

HOUAN-SPURRIRR.-O the ID Instant, by ths
Rev. Mr.. tsel Jons y. HOGAN and hlaa hA00fk
". sPURRIER, both Of Washington.
HOUGH TAFT At MeKsudres PArsonAEe
Tuesday, July ., BY the Rev. q. ". Cooper j. n,
HoU0H and Mr.. VICTORIA n. TAFT, both OF this
oiJ.
PAaR-HAZARD.-Onw wednesday evening". JulJ
,ls7a, by Rev. 4. Alexander, 10 GooTgeioWn, ID. o.
NJ. THOMAS PACE aud Mis- ANNIE Hazard, all Ol
this city
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-08
PRoPosALs FoR SUBSISTENCE sroREs,

OFFIUE PoaT AND DEPor CON or BunmBFgHCR,l
WILMINGTON, ID. o., July I, ls7a I
Sealed proposals. In duplicate, VII be resolved AZ
This ONCE until N m, on the last Mondays Of July
August and September, Tor the following stores
No Flour, Corn Meal, Soap, Beans Bait, Homlny,
bacon, breakfast Bacon, kmOk cd Heel,
Amoaat required each month, quality and condl
tiop1 mad0 known by a. BELL.
Iy6 81 o, B., U, 3, A,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-08

FoAT WADswoRTH, N, Y, H., June %, lsIa
Sealed proposals IN duplicate, with a copy o. thla
advertisement attached Will be received At thln oiro
until u o'clock m, july IS 1871, for fuTnlshInS M
At this post for the siE months ending JGnnaTy i,
klOh bid must DO accompanied By daposit Of sioo.
TO Insure good faith. '
lnioFmAuon aa 70 quality OF beef. raymonla and
conditions can DO obtained on application 10
l. A. OHAMBKRIIN
leH firat Lieut. First art, A. U, b.