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The completion Of the Australian over
land telegraph line IL nn important step toward
eirdling the earth with an electric belt. A tclc-
graphic message Of twenty words can now be
sent from London 20 Queensland for nfty dol
lars. The whole distance which such message
will travels fourteen thousand miles, and II will
reach its destination within thirty hours.
cable from san Francisco to sydney would offer
better facilities for the quick transmission Of
message Rom the English capital to Australia,
luan tie eastern lines. with civilization retro
Hading In Japan. It l. not likely that a cable 20
the island empire would pay a. well ~ one con-
Meeting the Pacific coast with the future United
states OF Polynesia.
The sun., 1872-10-08

Mr.. A. N. FRETz of Washington publishes
an afidavit, stating that during the spring Of 1871
he wished to be appointed Consul, and sent to
Gen. +. r. DENT, the Presidents brother-in-law,
at the White House, the following notc:
"wAsursoToN, d. c.. May is, ISL,
which must have the Prcsidcni's approval dcsre
your assistance In IT, When and where con have an
BE- '""' ''Hu'' HV' Au''''' A. washington"
To this note Gen DENT replied;
- ny private Office, Executive MansIcn '9morrow
At the time appointed Mr.. FRETZ went to the
White House, and told Gen. DENT he was there
10 response to his note. The General invited
him into his private ofice and closed the door.
Mr.. FRETz said that he wished him to intercedc
with the President, and would be willing to pay
well for IT, DENT then advised FRETZ to apply
for the place Of Consul at Singapore and to bring
his papers at once, so that they could be laid be-
fore the President on that day Mr.. FRHTz went
back to his hotel, got the papers, took them to
the white House and handed them to Dent In
his private ONCE. DENT looked them over and
went into tho Presidents room with them. The
next morning, as Mr.. FRErz swears, he wrote the
following note and put hundred-dol!ar bill In
IT, and left the note, with the money, on DsNT 5
desk IN the white House;
"w,sutvaroS, n c. N,y o. 1871.
"GEN T. 7, DESr Please accept the enclosed A. part
compensation Tor tie services you rcndcred me ms
far. A."
The next time he called DENT assured him
that all was right, and added; "Oh, found
something ON nv desk after you left on Satur-
day" Mr. FRkT2, however, did not get the Office
for which he had thus paid the President 4
brother-in-law, and neither did DENT return the
hundred dollars. Mr. FRETz also swears that tho
papers which he gave to this brother-in-aw ART
siIIl ON nlc nt the State Dcnartment.
The sun., 1872-10-08

speak for the dumb-we hope it will not
prove to be to the deaf-to such as, having
ears hear not
The sun., 1872-10-08
elections To-Day 49, Leading Candle
dates,


Five States vote to-day. The contest in
some of them is SO sharp that parts of each
ticket may be elected In order that our
readers may understand the tclpgraphic
returns which we shall publish tomorrow
morning, we give the names of the leading
candidates.
In Pennsylvania the chief nominees are:
Grant Greeisy.
Governor ....... John r. Iartranft. {. r.. RucEnlcw
tor.Gentrai. Harrison hHcn. William Hartiey
CCNGRI&sMEN.
Grant. e-reiey
NJ Large lGn3 LenSf Is osacuancld Ei hard iaGl N'U'
Chas. A. AlIr sht HendA "a. Wright
In Ohio the prominent candidates on The
state ticket are these:
Grant GrsssV.
Secretary Of ststc.. Allen J. WykoG. Aqul,la Wiley.
Judge sGrr,mc g. John wclci john |. Green.
In Indiana the list of officers to be voted
for on the general ticket is eleven. We
mention only those of the most import
ance:
ii1t}1V"r /, Gov'r1or ooai., ,,toa JOIN t. grMen.
Hley Sff'y,l of s.... En, vW ,uurry' o%,a NJ lia5
CuNCRr sNGS.
Al Large ......... WIN W,ii,n.. Joan : vs. ..ins
Codloyr ~. Ouh. MIcaacl G. Kerr.
In Mel raska the officers number dozen.
We uamc only the candidates for the chief
positions:
Governor ........ lohl W turrss. 4. {. lc. -.
Chief Jusuces..... Gcot-e %. Lake. j. N. Mvolvorth
sec'y of I9.n ~ Gg.p,r;. ThTs Eat4n n
Treasurer tgy \. hurulg. /. ". huhuAuu
Any .Gcueral.....J. ~. webster Aug Schoenhvit
Lorenzo Crouusc JcssC +. Warner.
In South Carolina the contest il wholly
between rival factions OF GRANT mon but
the MosEs ticket is the more warmly for
GRANT. We only give the names OF the
nominees for the chief Offices:
Grant G1rers. nee. Grrri
Governor. ...... cubcu lumliA.-n 70. 7. j.. Nnsc-.
lt-Goyerror.. J: W. llaync tcQJ 4 u Graves col
Sec. Of statr...M B. Alien lcOlJ H. r llayne lr'l'
Atty-UcnCral.. John /. Green. saiAl w Melt u.
CONCLEssNIS.
At Large. ....... Lewis johnson. r. H. Catn.
Elections are also held to-day for dele
gate to Congress from each of the Terrific
Ties of Columbia and Dakota. Those elec-
uons, however, have no bearing upon the
Presidential contest
The sun., 1872-10-08


OPERATORS on singers and W a VS. on flannel
~ shirts M Columbia 81, I'd door, front.
DROTESTANT girl for general honsework,
short distance In the country. Apply at 4S' eth sv"
pAD and bustle hands wanted Apply at So Wooster
u n. MACY a. co. want neat, tidy htle girls
~, for cash children Apply between ana IL O'CLOCK
A. NJ. 18th st. and 9Th ay.
Sm"se herself i useful Mrs SIMMONS 10 West ssdsl.
rH,IDy ;;;VI wanted about te to help In housework
! "ages sS a MONTH " Montgomery o., Jersey Ohy'
NVANTED-At the orphans Home and Asylum OF
w the Procsont Episcopal church, East lgth st c}r &
must be an aecpttoed to teach ahd r e,n
aud sSsRing Please apply at the Institution, with re-
fcrenCes,
WASTED-A middle. aged woman to take charge
ing house at BcSve r. j.; PROTESTANT rrcfcrrcd. Call
on BIEBER \ BRO, % walker st., on wednesday Oct
WANTEp-A competent sa,Cswoman IN noti'ns.
" to 20 short DISTANCE cat Of New York city. Ap'
!, is52 at s o'clock p NJ.
WANTED rirstclass new shirt ironcrs also
sshsr ce SSSS wages apS 81 Sy sPTs o s y
BET, Amity and BicccSSer sts s.' D'
w ANTED -pullters on Grover Bakcr's machine
Also names On sSS S"TS e @
WANTFD Girls who understand bottiing pickles
| ploNnltnia y. a. OAhtS a. va lp9 bha"N ~
WANTED Two basters and % nnlshers on custom
w pants also girls who can bastc ana hhlsh thof own
work Apply At i66 Varick st., tor door.
WANTEph Protestant woman e DO sSrHscgTsl srsgt
WANTED-A girl to % Washing ard 4, Jr9,,qlas and
w make herself generally useful. ~ William st.
WANTED A good tailorcss on nne coats u work
w On singers machine CAL At Ss9 Tt IL ny ly2oF
-, ~rpn ri, ci.ss h,s,r,s and ouisheri o7,
w boys suits girls taken to learn, at 26 Wet s'h
st.. basement
WANTEpA girl IN Is ,T9 % family 10 FOR .,,! s,9cEi 6s
tween 3sth and Slth sts.
WANTED Experienced hlnia on hoop str's at
WANTED ~ good wcavers, mountcrs. ana crlmp-
w ers ON switches and puiis. 2il South ith av'
\XANTEp-srnan girls on llght work rs Prince
w It., top floor
w ANTED- Two good ironcr- sud good narchcr
w AZ laundry 2T9 Court st., Brooklyn
WANTED A little girl to mind baby aud make
w herself useful. at iii West SDth st.
\NANTED-A sirl to learn dress'nakins Call at
NANTEps.Ay yi., smart, ,idy srl for general house
WANTED -Uiris Tor Homework; wages ,i6 To sis
w Appb Tor one week At Free ONCE. , BroadsN
\VA>TED-As steady girl to DO plain cooking and
W washing iO5 Leroy ~
WANTED -Agirl about years oii to 'aSe care OF
w bsbs ard mase h,'s' II useful AZ 81 Mad "a ~.
" NNrED Good fur sever at rERI,Y's, = Union
~ ANTEn- \ good tarnrr-. on anc coats one that
w -rWstud op,fit preferred. BAl;i, % Prince IT.
W nd DO snt hsu.erork ,o Vest tx s *: '''''''"
1 OpER ATOR On Wheeler 3 Wilson's machine
l 1875 bruaiway, between v'th aud HiA sts
% PANT ani'hcrs wanted. x,co,, -. uo.o,,
II% BlEECkER ~. First-ci7ss ir 's-uiak RS
! - nnis1ers and triinmers vantea I come pr pr
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Vow. therefore. In accordance with the foregoing
rcsoluton your committee beg leave TO make the fol-
loving report
wards delegates 10 the National Democratic Gen.
erl Committee, shall meet and appoint three C nspec
tors whose duty u shall he 10 superintend the primary
places Of meeting, between the houns Of and on
Tuesday evening the sth inst for the purpose OF
cclviug the ballots of such voters In sympathy
and acting IN harmony with the National Democracy to
send i've delegates from each ward to Judiciary Con
vCnton to be held at ~ Union square Tuesday
Ing Oct l5 ~ at o'clock for the purpose OF nom
superlor Court, District Attorney. and city Judge
and the number of delegates to a City and County
Convention to be held at % Union square on Monday
evening, the 18th day Of October 1879. at O'Clock
Mayor. a candidate for Coroner, and nftcen can.
tidates for Aldermen, and also one delegate
Congressional District 20 con srcssionaI convention
for the respective Districts to ne held on
Thursday the 18th day Of October is2, at such places
shal Dc hereafter announced. And 10 send A. many
spcctye Assembly Districts TO Convention TO nuni.
nate candidate for Member OF Assembly. to meet on
tie 2st day Of October And 10 send asminy delegates
a here are Election Districts n their respective As
sembly Districts TO an Assistant Alderman. Conyen.
ton 10 nominate candidate for Assistant Alderman,
10 meet the I'D day OF october IN their RESPECTIVE
by order JAMES ". SMITH, Chairman.
W. J. GIuso., JoHS T. RYAN, secretares
4 MOTHER monster meeting Of the James Logan
~ Independent Association Of the 18Th Assembly Dis
trct will be held on Thursday evening, oct 10, at CO..
and Gil West 59th It. Eminent speakers viii he present
p c. MEADE. Rec. Sec
4 PUBLIC MEETING OF the 18Th Assembly DIS
~ trict Jack sonian Greeley aud Brown club viii be
held At their headquarters, A Sth sy this TUESDAY
CnR' srorHER CAIIoS sec.
The sun., 1872-10-08
sotirtn Qotltrs.

Sotiti9 tIolItts.
DRASS FOINnERS' and Finishcrs' Protective
ID aud benevolent UnOn.-A regular quarterly meet
ing OF the above Union viii be held at g % av, this
Tuesday evening, oct s. All members and those
the Union. MM. +, FORD. PRESIDENT.
PATRICK LARKIN, Rec Sec.
IVAKNESS MAkERS' Benevolent aud Protcc
4 i've society VIII h1ld meeting AT Putnam Hall
corner Of 2th st. and 81 ay, Tuesday, oct r. A. T. NJ
business OF Importance will come before the meeting.
CHARLES KEARNs, Sec.
The sun., 1872-10-08
Anslrnttlon.

4 LADY Of long experience m teaching, and emf.
~ nently successful win her pupils, viii give lessons
upon the plano ~ pups residence for flO quarter
Address PIANO, box ~, sun ohce.
DANES Business College. sd st.. broadway, june.
tion 9Th av.; Downtown College. 6l Bowery. Young
men qualified for business, and ladies boOkkeeper
and cashiers
The sun., 1872-10-08
Sthing nnMblnrs.

LII kinds new sewing machines for sale TO rent ~
~ exchange also, bought and repaired good second
hand very cheap monthly payments. 100 Canal st.
DOR SALE-s25-A Singers and Wheeler 4 WE
Il ssewing machine, as good as new. 81 Canal IT,,
top door.
WANTED-rwo New England wax threat sew .ug
" machines. Apply to FREDERICK STEVENS, 10
Chambers 81.
The sun., 1872-10-08
Nentlsirp.

fsNEETIi extracted without pain fifteen years; he
numhing application beautiful teeth Il, set SO
pluHpers { .r hollow chteksi sets repaired. j. ia
NlLLEkS, lj5 Grand st., near Broadway.
The sun., 1872-10-08
EOst anN founo.

$ost ano fouuo.
(tOLDBEATER'S MOULD lost, In the ,icni-
~ " Of sheriff and Grand sts. The nnler Wiz be sIu-
ably rewarded by returning 1t to IS Howard IT,
I 0ST-Pass- book No. 9,9l2 on the Mcchau.rs' All
Traders savings Institution 2s9 Rnwcry, Any
son returning the book to the bank VIII be suitably
warded.
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Aorsts anS 6arrmots.

siutsts HnU ValtUgSs.
WAGONS for sale cheap light aud heavy e1
w press. grocery, I piumher's, mix and depo
wagon, at 20 Spring st., corner Clarke.
The sun., 1872-10-08
@funtto---Mal,s.

II q. =. C.-Members Of Cutters Lodge No. ile
notified 10 attend meeting this evening on special
and important hnsineaa.
The sun., 1872-10-08

4 FIKST-CLAr~ corncr liquor store f1r -ae
~ Apply to THOMAS GAFFNEG, Aucuonccr O 'e4
The sun., 1872-10-08

A GOOD opportunity.-A n.h and oyster 81 in. ior
~ sale, in nrstClass market I'm ward good ur .t-
borhood can At SMITHS fish market me- Division at
The sun., 1872-10-08
t'olltrta,.

toiiht1.
NATIONAL DEMOC-
I kAtl. - Union square, New York, oct. :, ISL
The General Committee Of the National Democracy at
general meeting called for that purpose, adopted the
follow ing resolution;
Resolved. That committee Of ave (5 be appointed
by the Chairman 70 Immediately prepare and publish
call for primary elections.
That In pursuance OF said resolution the following
gentlemen were appointed as such committee;
GEORGE A. BARNEY,
JOHN j. BIRDSALL,
Nc HOLAs MULLER,
A. II. HERRICK,
4
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THE MARKETS.



New York Stock nTarket-secsnd Heard.
ny ne Western Union Telegraph comPsny-
Telegraph ones, Psan,yivania avsnus and
TsHh street norihps'i, james N. Gas'away,
operator N CHARGE. ~ IL. Id -.
NEx YonE, Janasg 70 4 2. =, .Ynlt,d State,
Ssuppa. iiSs u x rs. y Sssp s meS, U. a bsS..
ssDSs NJ Uo ~ n u S. 2sssSS q ooSpI =,
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ho ,,O Ys ,s.s-i ssHp. a. kH., IS H,,lsm
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g.IGa sasiss Hs. I.,s ~ gIs,..nd PiIi.ba
gaSi New jersey central. inv ROsL i,lsnd, lit
f Fsa p., .HS s. si' A %...s sSd
peAvarsl Izctsgsuns a western. IOSl ord, Foii
Az ono sSa M..i.siSSt ssitsss,s S' .s 't GSf
siais s., od 81 Tsnpsssss siats Sues, ns@. ssS
Hj,F'P H:rh s' cs.o S sS "a X.sl%'
LsTssTi. Wet gsloH TslssrsPh. nv ou!ol.lly.r
Rrpsd W New Yo, G,sif. SSS hss sS a1 Rsl
I'd ssLiD ~ Ess a,;i RsasinE IlI SIsl. ss9tc
glsvslsnd and PItt.sufr RsIiOsd, w, NostSsssi.
Xxi IHIsssTf:;t gT'',Trcd Sh 70. Jsr:.J o.p,.,
MMii.s1ssst nd y, Pal Prssi'trsd e wsbs,h
Gold lOa Martst strong
ssLrTNORr HAREErs
but thO demand confined tirsI 70 local buyers and
super SSsSS. Rrsas e iS1sS . wis
hi W. ind rsiPPg a. ~ Pc. ss. sal.
z, 6syrnYl,ans E.d at slsa. and sOathsrn do. a.
o5rsDsii GSdsT light rso.ipts, hut prioas without
material ohanEe sale, o. uhlts a from q q % ots
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~ aF
GER h haI hhndsslss az ths ,a..,v.,,o, .hopia n.
my VSaad 80 az $500 ,hssn1' - "
ors.,sa nv sInerienes shouid Ia ssportsd' h ia
end that they may be modified q ohsnssd By
~ nansrsi nn,lS. IA Indt.n. - ,-ht,.. ar
,hi. poIicv' he dsnaytmsnt oommanaa, ~ az ~
sesi aisnTed thSf vhhtever nsasapes al snvsr,ty
ia nav Sdopt to redpes thssa knsohas ~
ne.sseJ ana subo,blna,s snndI,iop Iii ~ =.
nroved nv Tho war DenaTtment ami Nv ~
Presideni ''' VIZ P"''"' ""u " wv
Vosv rs.,oo,r,iIv vorr on.dt.n, $3.50,
'gs,grs s5IS0''"'''' jour pu0 NJ To se.,nL
'l''s"''I Aa,t.u, nI
NOJuV"n' uenerH'
hD9H' dIitsioo. iis o,. r5s n ~ 2y1
o.,.r,i o,t.,, No a, - ''''
NJ car,v ont ,hs v,,h.. N an. a..-.,..v AZ Ar.
interior ana in,ttuouons Of the sScretaIy o.
WI, NisIns W we southeIn and o.nei Igvi Il
gsrad W AP"0"' inu'ans' tne i""'"s VI
ueIe1, a. a, 49,. 49,
l. ing vaiiey ot uhe Iularosal IN tn,e ,,,s.
w ~, .,,S ~ we hesaWa. ~ M - ~
a, @ ~ IN tne ,a,ias ..sh ~
,enuisls Gown me Inlarosa Yen MY ha,nd aaS
a, sSu,. 10 o. tniry nue. disn rsssrys,ion
netepy announced 70 pc N lno,ap ILL., 1921,
tne soe use o. tne n ~ y, ~ nay
hereafter como into New Mexico their agenti,
and other ohcern ana suon On -. an NJ. e,l
ployses o. the .,' s,,,ta,t w
nI Is 9y eonnPdes, en. ~ M GanSda Aiamo..
~. Ine in ~ rsv,as, ho.sbas no., H. Ne
aEsntoy anu hsr.hS co1gnmagndsd h Sn immndI
mehlco, ~ III Sus,ssa,,or 1hee
d nsS.arys psscSahis Selations With tbs GOV
an nrpnt ~ ghIis nsonie mi I'm sach o,ho,
nv nj, W, ~ 'ss,,
~. n ,haIs M nal n WI, ond .ldnar
W. ~, ~ ,eseySation ana ami mar vouns man
snd braves On ene var pain: A. long 4, Sne 10,
tbemselVes peSseabiy' tbey viii be failv pTo.
snctaJ ma psovidad "a, ~, ~. ilovs,nmgsr n
, hayins g upIn tns ny N. o HIS n no
49,. - a,,,s SegJna 49, s,o,o ,han. 49,, Iii
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,,,,,...,,.. n wan DEsP4nSIMLST

WAhulharoN, November ", hlL
L, .,.os 20 ~ Il. aissSssi. cAiSSse. ILs ~
SIRi have the honor, by direction OF Gen
Sherman, TO inolOse herewith copies Of oommu'
nicatiOns from the Secretary Of the Interior on
the subject Of the policy that "a to prevail In
ArlIona and New Mexico with the Apache In
The Secretary Of war wishes you to give all
the necessary orders TO carry into full effect this
policy, which Is the same that prevails In the
Indian country generally, Wat 10 nx and deter
mine usually with the assent, expressed or im-
plIed, Of the Indians conoerned) the reservation
within which they may live and be protected by
ali branches Of the executive Government but
n they wander OutBlds, they become at once OBJ
ectH Of suspicion, liable to DO attacked as hostile
The reservation In New Mexico referred TO In
inelOsed papers, and more particularly defined
In tho accompanying map, aeemB far enough re-
moved IRON the white settlements TO avoid tho
danger OF collision Of interest,"
AT all events, these indians must have q
chance 10 escape war, and the most natural way
Is 10 assign them homes aud compel them 10 re-
main thereon. Whilst they remain on the reeer-
walton, there Is an implied condition that they
should not DO permitted 70 starye, and our expe-
Tisnoe Is that the Indian Bureau Is rarely sup
piled with the necessary money 20 proVide lOOa
In which event you may authorize the Subelst-
enco department 10 provide for them, being care,
tul 70 oOnnne issues only 70 those acting In good
faith, and only for absolute wants.
The eltiHsns Of New Mexico should be pub
llcly informed Of these events, and that the MILL
taTy have tho command Of the President 10 pro
under no preeanee must they invade H. except
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Proposals.
no PrPR FOUNDERS.

u .-----.---
OrYtrE on WAHHrHaroN AoUHpuCTl
...,.. WAsHisoI,g,,s' " W, ga1sn1ay = Va
signed until 2 O'clock on the first day Of FEBRUARY,
1873, fog The dshveU In tho District q Oqlumba q
one and one quarter million tnofe or loss Of poanda
o. @lneh and Winch oastifon Watsrpipes, and tpe-
oia oastisaa - =, a
No proposals Tor pipes and HDeola oagtinFs WI b.
reoelIed eHoept on the printed forms, vhieh with
~ i2rns o. eon,rsst and any dssirsd
Latter to %. r.. BABOOOK.
Major q Ensinssrs YEA. an Ohisi EuEinssy ws.h.
fSpop6s t,sspS ron HS-,s,-
- -.
OfFiOhA AIIl.o HIonnl -ubsisI,scN',g 'iAAf
a..t.S rust \, ~ = hvsLa- In -. VI W L..
oes nn, III ociosi VI y IN ,,s
sn.ss sns tf'in sesi ,s9alfsd ~ me nesistsnes
DePerunaentt,g; D A. A. tha sAton, from februarJ y
oJpns ~ lsL A.. -. .,,, a. =
lniormAuon ~ 70 oonoit,ons, qualiiJ OF Beefi pay
menh, eo' can De ooAinsd % sPpiioaiion 70
=. -. 49,, ., ". y. hOWAHD
S,ss,,,ss /, :, -, /. :, !, :, ~, j. ,s 49,, ~
- On THE hlssOUhI hlYhh r.,
hhADohs hh s p P, 1, ILL aissguh
- -, VHr5gl OhiEI QuAhInh I
Oaloao9 liz, ~ " hYt ~ ~ ~ Z -
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The following insiruoiions and orders nom
the President Of the United States, through the
S sSS Srmy Snd ,bs aSSsT nave
been received, and are published for the In
formation Of III concerned. In making known the
commander feels assured Of the hearty coopSra.
ton OF all good citizens Of the Territory In
peacefully and successfully carrying into effect /
The wise and humane policy therein contained;
DEPARTMENT or rms INrSRIoR,t
wAsaiFaroS. D. o., Nov, I, I6t.
StR have the honor TO transmit herewith
partment by the Hon. Vincent Uollyor, one OF
the board OF Indian peace commissioners, who
recently visited Arizona, wherein he states his
scrlbes certain tracts Of country IN Arizona and
New Mexico, which, during his recent visit TO
said Indians, he has selected to DO set apart as
reservations for their use, as authorized BY or
ders Issued to him before visiting the Apaches,
have the honor TO recommend, In pursuance
Of The unassrisandlnE srriyed a. In our Sonv sn
instant, that the President issue an order au-
thorlng said tracts Of country described In Mt.
S% p Is.Sr e Se uS Il StSsT
! have the honor also to suggest that the
EsctSd to p inform The VARIOUS bands Of rowing
Apaches that they are required TO locate upon
the reservations Immediately, and that upon 90
doing thoy will 10 fully protected and pro-
yided for by tho Government so long as they
remain on said reservations and preserve
peacoable relations with tho Government.
less they comply with this request they will not
be thus provided FOR and protected. suggest
that they also DO notified that they will not be
permitted TO send their old men, women, and
children upon such reservations, and permit
their young men and braves TO go upon the war
path.
Of tho War Department DO instructed 70 notify
the white people Of Arizona and New Mexico
Of this Determination Of the aoyeTnment to pre-;
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COMP ANY,
OPPOSITE wuIAHDs' uOrKL.
$50 CHESTS CHOICE TRAs.

COFFEE.
900 Mats Old Dutch Java.
so BARs Prime CeIlOn Java.
10 BAlsa Genuine Mocha.
. Hhguheads Plantation.
40 Bags Prime Mhranalbo and Rio.
Coffee sold At lowest New York Prices. Roasted
fresh ever day In HIde's Patent Roaa
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I TITLE sODUs HARBOR, N
OFFICE OH1R OoNAfIBsARI BunsIsTENCH.
MILITARY DIyIaios oE JHE PAoIIIo,

OFTfCE UHTIF OoMMfHaART hunhtrrHnCul
MILITARY DNIaiQH or IHE PACIFIC, \
bAN fhAHCIsCO, GAL, Nov %, I'LL J
RaAled proposals, In duplicate, with copy Of this
Advertisement attached 70 Zach duplicate Of the bid
will be received By the undersigned, At thls once,
Ono, Tvs Market street, San Francisco, California;
until u O'Clock, m, on THURSDAY, February y.
lal1 when they will be opened for the supply and de-
nvery, live slaughtered, at each and even Of
the military posts or hereafter established In
Arizona Territory, OF all the Beef and Mutton that
mag be required for the TROOPS iAonsd thsrSat dur
ing the ear ommenoipR july 1. iA1. Proposals to
eIpress prices In United States paper note currency.
The supply will probably require about
100 BEKvEs AND lJoO WhTHRRB.
Copies Of the present contract and OF ths last
ylous ons with detailed instructions 70 bidders upoa
which proposals should be based, be obtained At
this once, and from the COMMUNICATES A the following
places, Viz Yuma Depot, Tucson aud Fort Whipple.
Ari1onA Territory Santa re, New heHioo Ban An
tonic, TsIAai Chicago, Illinois; st. Louis, Missouri
Fort Lsaysnuorth. Kansas Omaha, Nebraska ana
PfOpOs;iS vii Be- received for one or any number Of
posts.
awarded. no bid viii be considered without accom-
pAnyinE deposit Of $500 currency, the ofhoiA Ger
uhoats Of the OommsaAU at one OF the above desiG
mated places that such deposit has been rocsivod By
bidders are invited TO be present at the opening Of
Ths right is reserved Of accepting or rejecting any
bid mAI be deemed best for the interest Of the
United StAtea- ~. ID. u SIMPSON,,
iGniS Lieut.. Col, A. o. @. 8.
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THOMPsON-MoOLRRY.-- On the 18th instant
| Al tbs Church Of the HplphAny, hY the Rev, Or,
NtAIkey, JoHH n, THonPioN aud Ina, dsnEhtoT ol
| the lhto AOrvin !. Aeoiery.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-19
PROPOSALS. ron SUPPLIES.
pRoPosALs TOR WOOD.

UNITED STATES MAnINE CoRPs.l
QUARrERMABrLR OfI1Cn. \
WABH1S0roH, January 3, lS7l
esAled Proposals win Be Ieeeiyea = this Of
Of January Instant for supplying AZ OORDb OF
WOOD with the privilege Of inerOlsnE the quantity
until DOth OF June, l61l
The wood 70 be merchAntAbls OAK, and 70 DO deliv
cred subject to Inspection at the Marine barracks.
PhiadslphlA. Pa, the once Of the Assistant Quarter
master, 16 South Fourth street, and At the hArtno
Rendezvous. D6 south Front street
The wood TO BE- delivered upon the monthly or
ths post the Assistant QuArtsrmAstsr, and command
IN ofiosr Of the rendezvous.
BLANK forms q proposals can DO obtained upon ap-
plioAtion 1t the Marine BAnaeks or Assistant Quar-
tsrmAatsr's once, Philadelphia
PAYMENT will be made upon the receipt OF accounts
duly authenticated By the comm AndnE once Of the
post or the oicor To whom the wood 10 dsvered The
hEht e ressrysd 10 reject all bids Oonsidsred unreA
To % Endorsed. "ProposAls for WOOD" and i'd
dFesasd 70 MAJOR W, u. SLACK,
iJb- q. NJ. N. Oorp-.