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Among the announcements OF the old and re-
spected citizens OF Chicago who have recently
passed away, ne find the death OF an excellent
and late citizen of our city chronicled in tho
New York papers-M. J. Foley, who died at
Atlanticyille, Long Island, on the I'd instant, at
the age Of 45. Mr. Foley WAS recently connected
with the house Of Hanlin, Hale d Co., and had
business relations with the old establishments
d Co., where his abilities and distinguished
merits wero prominent influences in rendering
him one Of the most popular gentlemen asso-
eiated with the dry, goods trade in
Gihleago. Ai5 genial character and
him to q wide circle Of appreciative and de-
voted friends, who sincerely mourn his loss in
the bright meridian Of his promising life. In
the great, calanitous fire Of last year, Mr. Foley
and an only eister wero householders
the balance Of the residents in that neigghbor-
hood, lost everything by tho fro Delicate in
health at the time, the terrible physical ex-
haustion he underwentthe helped to accelerate
the disease that ultimately carried him into
eternity, at his late residence in New York.
Mr. Foley was q native Of Kerry, ireland, and
in bis youth was 8 near neighbor Of his distin=
guished countryman, Daniel O'ConneIl. He
enigrated to this country over twenty years ago;
and where he established reputation for prob
ity, ability, ind distinguished commercial capac-
ity in the leading houses Of New York and Chi
cago that elevated him to be ono Of tho most &C.
complished mon Of the time in his commercial
duties
In consequence of failing health hfr. Foley
vent to reside by the sea-shore at Atlanticyille,
IN Long Island, last spring, where he eventually
gave up his useful LIE in the prime Of his man
hood His funeral took place in New York last
"Wednesday, from the residence Of his friend,
Mf. conway, On West Forty-ninth street.
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flowing loolely upon her shoulders, ant, being
employed close to q line shaft, it suddenly be-
came entangled with it, and wound around it so
tightly that The poor girl WAS dragged about in 3
shocking manner. Her brains would immedi-
ately have been dashed out but for the prompti-
tude Of fellow-Iaborer, who seized and held
her until the hair was torn from the scalp.
On last Tuesday and Wednesday the Educa-
tiona1 COMMITTEES Of the Illinois Conference of
the Episcopal Methodist Church (better known
vile, H., for the purpose Of locating their pro
posed new College. Some Of the delegates not
being present, it was thought best to postpone
the meeting until Tuesday aud Wednesday, Jan
23 End %, consequently nothing Of importance
we're presented from other localities Of the State.
Lewiston, Fulton County, offers land and
money to the amount Of SIS, 500.
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PERSON Al.

President Smith forbids the opening Of the
Dartmouth College Reading Room on Sunday.
Colonel Burdett, Of Missouri, now in Con
g1ess, is 8 candidate for Clerk of the next
House.
Miss Nellie Grant will soon oficiate as
bridesmaid for Miss Borie, Of Philadelphia, the
niece Of Secretary Borie.
signed as counsel for the Personal Liberty
League, having been elected to the Wisconsin
Senate.
Mrs. Lugner, wife Of (. Westchester County,
n. T., minister, is the only surviving relative Of
John John Howard 4 Payne, the author Of '*Home,
-W.P. Dewey, Of Lancaster, Wis, appointed
Surveyor General Of Dakota Terr1torY, is q
younger brother Of Ex-Governor Nelson Dewey.
AIR. CASTOR, Mayor Of Boston, reelected,
didate, in Dorchester BY annexiing new town
once in two years, Boston may keep up the Sue
cession Of Mayors for some time to come.
1t is stated that DR.. LIE Baron Russell, Of
Boston, and other friends Of Ralph Waldo E1ner~
son, gave the philosopher purse Of $4,000
just before he LETT Boston on his voyage to Eu-
rope
General Woolley, Deputy Governor of the
milwaukee, Soldiers Home, will exchange places
with General Hincks, Of Hampton, Va. Chap
lain .Ludwick will exchange places with the Chap
-Napoieon, Ohio, will soon be honored with
the presence Of Governor Scott, of South Caro-
lima, who has made all the money he wants out
Of the negroes Of that State and returns to
spend it among his old neighbors-
Thomas H. Dudley, late United States Con-
sui at Liverpool, is employed by the Department
Of Justice to assist in the settlement Of the
claims of American citizens in England arising
under the Treaty Of Washington.
jesse Hunt, lately deceased, was elected
Mayor Of Baltimore in 1882 and 1884. and was
afterwards, for ten years, Register Of tho city.
Since 1s47 he has bsen President OF the
Eutaw Savings Bank.
Professor ), B. Turner, Of Jacksonville, H.,
has appealed to the Courts in the matter OF
81, 500 cash and $4,000 in notes, given by him to
q travelling cheat, in purchase Of county rights
to manufacture and sell q gas machine now dis
covered to be worthless.
or two connected with the New York Independent.
is to be associated with DR.. Monfort in tile edi-
torship Of the Herald and Presbyter, in Cincin-
natl; and tho Rev. G. E. Babb will shortly re-
tire from the paper.
- Governor (elect) Dix, Of New York, has
already selected his staff, viz: John Z. Rath-
bone, of Albany, Adjutant General William q,
Morris, Of Putnam, Inspector General; John N.
Knapp, Of Cayuga, Quartermaster General;
Rnfns Fl. King, Of Albany, Paymaster General;
Robert @. Pruyn, Of Albany, Messrs. Fish and
Stewart Of New York, and Griswold, Of Troy,
Aides-0e-C Camp.
W. ". Dantz, OF Princeton, Wis, killed in
tho recent accident On tho Pennsylvania Central,
lost his leg during the war, and for two or three
winters Was furnished employment about the
Capitol at Madison. Recently Congressman
Sawyer secured him q position as door-keeper in
the House Of Representatives at Washington
He WAS on his way there when railroad acci-
dent killed him, together with his wife and child,
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involved. the other citizens, headed by Justice
Montfort, are determined to stop this high-toned
lewlessness. The guilty parties are fighting
bitterly against exposure, and the village is the
feeae Of nightly 5ows between re the ceentsnding
wealthy shoe dealer, doing business in this city,
received On anonymous note, ordering him to
leave town because he is on tho side OF law and
order. kelsey was member in good standing
Of the First Presbyterian Church up to the day
Of his 1iSapuearanca.
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unusual smell. There ia certainly no smell
now. either above or below, but the question as
to why the stencil should have lain dormant for
ono year must be answered.
The reporter inquired why steps had not been
taken sooner, and learned that - tho smell had
not been reported" As if the fearful odor had
not penetrated to every quarter of the city
building. reporting itself hourly to csc1y 1ostrll
in tkat ugly structure. S,lch, IL wcyer, arc the
Boards Of Health and Public Works.
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STATE INSURANCE COMPANY.

Examination Before Register Hubbard us to
Claims Amounting to &2G1, 1000 Prcscntcdby
the tutiouul L0an aud Trust Company
Against the Bankrupt Stotc-Testinlony off,
3. Smith.
An examination took place before Register
Hibbard yesterday on the subject of claims
amounting to about S261 900 presented by the Ma
tiona1 Loan and Trust Company against the State
Insurance Company. Mr. ". G. Goudy appeared
for the bank and offered in evidence seventy
three duo bills Of different dates and amounts,
in the following form:
OFFICE STATE 1xs. Co., CHICAGO, Oct so, 181-Due
By J. d. Smith On order or demand tho sum Of four
thousand dollars {4 oo, being tor loss under Policy
6. Ii. s,n9H, vice-PrcsH.
Ivan INwAoEs, Secretary.
Indorsed-Pay National Loan and Trust Co., or or
der, without recourse. ]. B. SAuTH.
Sidney Smith appeared for hIr Perkins, the
Assignee Of the Insurance Company.
J. Il. Smith said he WAS resident Of Chicago,
q paper dealer; was brother Of Charles II. and
George G. Smith; he had Endorsed the certifi-
cate; resided in Chicago at the time Of the fire,
Oct. 9, 1871; sustained official relations to the
state te Insurance Company, but owned he thought,
81 600 in stock; was not Director OF
officer Of tho Company; the certificates
or due bills we're issued to him in person at
about their dates; the Endorsements to the M
honal Ioan and Trust Company were made by
him; the transfers we're not all made at tie
same date; shortly after the dates on the bills;
at the time he purchased tho claims he was not
q Director OF officer in the Trust Company;
owned stock in it, had no other connection; at
the time he issued the certificates to the Trust
Company he had the means Of knowing By gen
eral ruHor that the Insurance Company WAS in
solvent; had no personal knowledge Of tie in
~"'''o''nv: did not know that ho had been in-
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The Outrage ut Huntingdon. L.. E.-A
Respectable Vigilance Committee
Nightly Rows Betsrcen Two Fac
riO1ss

NEW YoRK, Dec 8.
missing Charles G. Kelsey, in Huntingdon, Z. l..
has developed some curious facts. Kelsey had
been annoying young lady of tho village,
named Julia Smith, by sending her obscene let-
ters; gang Of masked men taTred and feath-
cred him IN brutal manner. He Immediately
after disappeared, and it Is supposed that ho
died or was murdered and his body thrown
into the bay. It seems TINT several rich
and respectable residents Of the vii
byterian Church, have been banded into a vigil
ance committee for some time. Nearly two
years ago they tarred and feathered another
man, who survived. He attempted to have the
authors Of the outrage indicted by the grand
jury, but they we're too powerful, and that body
paid no attention to him. Now that murder i
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fer !, had one check, he thought,
on the Third National another On the North
western National; no checks were drawn on the
Loan and Trust Company; was paid for the GER
tidcates BY checks, none OF which were drawn on
the Loan and Trust Company the checks we're
paid Oh presentation; had no moro than
public knowledge that the Trust Company made
effort to get the certificates paid in full had
no personal knowledge that the Trust Company
charged up the certificates against money on
deposit in that bank; in purchasing
the certificates he was acting for himself, not for
any outsider; George ". MeMullen did the
business; made the purchases for him; Mr.. Van
1nwagen bought some Of the certificates; they
came to him, and he purchased them; authorized
no one to purchase for him
Examined by 11r. Goudy: Mc31nllcn was au-
tho1ized to procnre policies, and he did it in bis
own way; the transfers he thought we're all made
in November, 1871; they, We're not very far
apart; there wore about three transactions in
ALL could not state positively.
AL the dispositions taken on former examina-
tionR we're presented in evidence. In weight
they amounted to about ten pounds Of legal cap,
and we're about as long Gs tho Koran.
Adjourned.
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RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
ARRIVAL And DEPARTURE OF TRAINS,
Winter Arrangement,

EXPLANATION OF REFERENCE MAREs.-t Saturday az.
copied. Sunday excepted. Monday excepted. Ar
rive Sunday at s 6a0 3. II. Daiy.
CHICAGO & ALTON RAILROAD.
Chicago Aft0a ST. Los Through Line and Louitiono
fEo.) short route ChieaCoo kdl&es CITY. Uaion
Depot, Vest Side, .hudtsoss-4:. bridge.
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the whole time no policemen appeared, the
usual corner men being on duty on the South
Side, and the regular force not having yet gone
m f3utv
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Proposals for Supplies.
STATE OF ILLINOIS, CouETy OF Cook.
OFFICE CLERK OF COUNTY CoUNr,
CHICAGO. Dec e. i679

STATE OF ILLINOIS, CouETy OF Cook.
OFFICE CLERK OF COUNTY CoUNr,
CHICAGO, Dec. e. l51s.
pursuance OF Instructions from the Board of Co1unis
oners Of Cook County, public notice is hereby given that
scaled proposals will bn received this oico until tho
18th dag OF December, 1s9 at noon, for furnishing Cook
County with ell blank books. stationery printing etc.
required Tor tho OF the county for year. Also all
the moa provisions, flour, butter groceries. dry goods,
Insane Asylum County Poor House, County Hospital and
G11nty AGENT for ono year; ending Dee. 3 1873 to bs
delivered At such paces a1d suck times as tho County
may direct.
Al bidders will be required to enter into bond with two
brrees, to be approved BY tho County Clerk su1o
snficeat to euarautse The faithful of the
al1 bids, u deemed expedient to Dc 50.
tfay1nsnts to bo 3pade promptly n cash Immediately
AZ proposals must ho ineloSed II scaled envelope, in
9ofsca ftoposas tor Supplies and addressed and
deposited with, the County Clo1k Ct Cook County.
JOSEPH POLAR.
County Clerk.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-19
COrnwen & Sons,
nPoRrKRs AND pziLKRs IN
CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES,
% 'Ha...H#. f. ..H.| OBJ. rrI ~HitI .
141s and 14sO Penna. ave-,
oPPOsITK wILLARD's HOTEL.
500 oHEsrs oHoIoEsr aRHEN AND BLACK
TRAs IN STORE AED BOND. ~ q

fs COFFEE.
900 Nat. old putsh Java.
% Bags Prime Oeylon JAVA. H.r| II
ffH 10 Balls. asbl,ne MOCHA. sH~ b.
~. 10 HoTnheads PLANTATION. 80 %
10 HAS Prise BIO and MARlCAIBO.
tall, !, lowest Jew York PrIoss. ~
Coffee reastsd fresA ever day By an expert.
ssesd hsnd II Pstsnt Arors-ssvisE Roa.tsr.
Apy,hlns poroha..d from M. n M. ...i.f.e.or,.
sss 3 rstarssd nd ssVs VEN aossi RkRusbED. W:
de. N nrstoass goods on and auarantss sysrythinE
Ss q ~ 1s' ss ss:sTfs MI s
~ Win care Prices lurnished upoa Application 81
nal % qihsruiss, q az sasssE q sst1slss Vastsd
u, psrsGsslsS tSsds iso9 fiiissT hks6s- Al
l@eyi,sa ,.hls laEurie'. Of s's1 as-erptioa 40
jsss.is 4 Ri.stzsn'. ssse... O. din~.st Eisas)
CHOW cSos, Sc. sss. 40 diIsrsa. hludsj
ghatqa e.oes. o.ntol iinesr -
esef, nlg,s soyP.l ~ diasFsni kinda, .a
1sansi Ir1li.. .y.u ds.sdgtlos,. .
g.nesd Nsfs,.ols.. svssl dssoriptoa.
Ksansd5's Oissisr,. ma1s IN Boston. eH
ssoS. p..ss;sS: IT,. 5aAs Y slSessIs FX 800 81
AibsH BisoniL Kdinburrh. q
HEveahsrs urisksrA 90
-. ..,....a FISH NJ. ~
No hE Ss SkAG ISkREst To- airi
WHifk f!sH .
- at1a HALiBU1h.Ysn
Blo.lsr, Dried Rect. Beef Tongues, ssslr.ssrsd
Hama, BreAkiAs, Bacon. bhoaldsrs. Horthsfs POD.
s$s;ss is;E::iil !siT.is .s:s "a
Ey.ythins tspt In nrst-sl..s GroesrJ siwsy'
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-19
A Quser Csss-A New Hsmpshiro Physician and
Hla wife Polaenad By Postage siump.

The following mypterious and extraordi-
nary case Of poisoning Il narrated BY cor
respondent Of the Nashua IN. ~ Tslegraphi
A lev days since DR.. l.. Cheslef, OF Not
tingham, well-known and prominent physl-
clan In Rockingham county, received letter
from an unknown source containing Two
postage stamps, with an urgent request mat
he should send by return mall lclter 70
given address In New York city. Inc aoctor
complied with the request, using ONE Of tne
stamps lust received In mailing. the return
letter, wetting the stamp by laying u upon
his tongue, whereuPon he was instantly
seized with mysterious faintlng sensation,
Accompanied with severe convulsive action
of the heart, difficulty OF breathing and a
prickllne numbness OF his whole system. He
sald 70 his wife, standing BY, Tan poisoned
bV that stamp" She says; at cannot bel"
and taking the remaining stamp applied q
email portion Of Ii 70 her tongue, when she
WAS seized with precisely the same, though
much more severe symptoms, which have
prostratod her for several days. Not more
than one-twelfth part OF the adhesive side Of
the stamp was applied TO Mrs. C.s tongue.
At the time Of using the stamp, DR.. Chesley
had In hls mouth aquid Of tobacco, which he
thinks was an antldote TO the poison the
stamp no doubt contalaed. Your Informant
has the above directly from the doctor. who
Il very Intelligent, straightforward man,
Who has his own theory for accounting for
this design upon his life, as he thinks Il
evidently was.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-19
Proposals.
nRnPoaAIa ION nrPPIIEs-


OTYTcn or rms Puncn'Np CON o. suuusryNcHl
AAn ANToufo, TIxAa, February 4 1Fa I
aalad proposals., In friplieata, with esTT ~ thia
adysrissfasnt attached, VII Be reosivsd atthis oes
and Al The ohss q ths se,ans Oommi..au Of Sal.
t.sys e'eleet N, On IlUhsptY, ApIil Z, ~, ior
MO, aad FORTS Bile, Brovn, Qlnf, Oeneho, D.y,s,
pnaeag, 0rlaln, helptosh, MeKt.sii, oal.mse,
lehardsoa and stochtgn, Tenas. end Hort hiil, In.
dAn Tsuitou, 81 sqsh ausntitsa u frrsh Best, Not
tea khssg, IegI, Corn Me-, Bears. Aa.wsutlns
Z. msy Be required b. The eeiiaS psmmi.s.d., Of
bubsstenca ~ thoas posts FROM Jolly T. tgi 70 june
Of bubsistsnes mag direct
BIDS Tor fresh beef VII STATE the price per pound
net, both On The boot and block.
Blank fefm. ior propossls, printed ooudilons a. 70
~ oehveyi, Pagment, lind o. paeaaGes, du.l
" q store. reqersd. ste, viii b furni.hsd appli'
o.loo y the undsrsaned the acting Oommiasartes
o. hubelstenos ~ any o. the PASTA named.
bampls o. ~ artelss, enospt meats, must aeon.
naslly idsntihsd
b. order Of the Dep.s,msn. OominaBdsr,
SAMUEL n. GUSHING,
PnrchasirG and Dsrot UOtnmissary subsistsnss.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-19
THE MARKETS.


stock Report.
special 10 National RspubteaA By ne TrsAliin
Telegraph Company 0bfes COZ PsaniVlvanfa
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q, bsl, Oonpua, iiSy!, United states So, ~
sSS1n S S.s e. 5Ils IN 1,
I, oRssSs' dI as Ss;,.Sos 1G sIsss
western UnIgn TslsGraph, ~ osieislysr, so z.
saS k, ~ Ass%: s R,Sr MI Y Ea5rs
7glI New York Vsntrai sad Hudson, Asti rsW York
D s.s: s'i * iss..S J .st: . .l G'tfiss
LAKE shove and hehigan Rguthsrn rallroad,
s.b TsiHa rii s.,. !; 6.S;s sSs si...s
nes,hysss vfsisrsd e Es5 Jssss{ 0.etrsi Nal.
s.e md q Pssf sss1 's Hssais. s.s X Sss pt:.
s sasF ssd re g. s:. :Sis ~ Jslssss Sos
Ohio Mis-. osrts .eNi %; ynis and Ind Gent stS
I r.a':;;,' ss,,s ss vfsais sS
y sgss g.sellsa g. o. SH Eof's s Us,Sl' Ron S
al 20; un,ou fs ssHsi IL RosS., az, '' ''
yca lo nssss STE ssts<s'fn sou T.l.sr.ph. nv,
os,sl.il,.s M P.sIne Mai, x NY Gent ssi Hsa.
:.Ss. f fss. p sSss. 90. .S fs
70 Unioa Paeiao Railroad. ~ Cleveland and Pltts-
ssssJ sg., csSsas sSSsh issad s
lee snd 81 Paul, ts Mll.aukss ard - Peal pre-.
is':Jf S..pS Quo .Sd i Si.s.SS ssSSSs,
BALTIMORE MkREErs.
BALafnour, aaroh is : srzsasS-s,, -V1eur-P Prices
for Flour continue 70 be maintained, but The markst
Il dali business being oonansd % suppyinG the i'm.
msdints wants d oonsumer. bale9 Of Howard street
sSgiS . w;s; s T t.s,S
a. 81 10 ssS 81 Louis 10 81 y psr barrel
.givsoi. red - from Gle 70 81 n and Of Michigan
S::s F:' 1 sss ssS, S.e K. 1 S.,s;
vas sctive selling a asi cents, but yeoN dull
and weak, ceiling a elt9o cents.
oat.-hal.s u Wastsru Al 81 cents and Of southern
- itan cent?, but the mArkst mu Be written quiet
CIV. h:.r Of no further tr.n..o,iou. IN
Oades. but there Il better inquiry for u from the
ntsor than there has been. and more dispositon Il
sosd si isssis cent. i.r isir % sood ssfsos. iss
| ~ s.nts Ief prime DO, and duty paid = r.nEine
irep y 70 p cent. g.6 pPana. ell sold. s'ook hers
ms,fss shade DIN. s hoass press ssa1ot Os quoted
dsss, i,fysiS esat. nb sidss * osass sed sissl
rib do. ~ cents Bao5n-rhese 4 . iair order trads
Shoulder. Tka5f cents for Iib sidss. and iISa1jl
for round lots, but there Il lnqury
for round ots. HaIna range from Y 70 II eents - V
quality. L.rd-We.istn held q ~ eens for steam
| ~ osata Mess Pork-Dull At asa i'm per Dbl
Nsears-hareet hrnsr under diminished up
piles, reosnt sales beyiAe rsdneed the stock 10 hrs
hAnd. 70 les then e.ool bids. We hear hou.ysr o
fos rsanlSa I sr.dss csba ass Porto Riso. lSsi
oeatsi groosu grades Ouba aheeb osntai GrSeerI
grades Parto Hoo efal0 cents Deme.arA vaouam
pan lok9llH cents and usS crop New OrisAn
| WAi.ly.-Hlsh Wines hmsr. and We qnOts west
/ ern A. anafo cents.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-19

NAVY PAYNAHrEAd OEFIoEJ
No. al oHEsrAuT ST., puILApELfMA.
Sealed proposal, In duplicate, endorsed sPTopOsals
Tor yoA Uonst neti9n aea hspa n, VII 10 TesSved
a hls odlee until TUESDAY, The ith instant. a.
i've ksadfsd and ninety Cl0Ol tons Anthracite
Stnamboat coal, broken, snd - -
hou tDl tons ditto. aEo, all 70 be Of the best
quality 81 Locust MoantAin OF Biaqk Heath Goal,
aaio pounds % the Tan, d. and free from slAis dast
and All other impurities subject 70 Arpfoya UPON In,
speotioa, 70 30 delivered In carts provided b. tho Coy
ernment a. the wharf 81 me nhilGdslphiA Nav Yard,
Jss " ~ sIs'sais, Iad y hS Weighed upon he Nav
similar proposals, endorsed Proposals for Goal
steam knGlnesring,h will also be received atthe sans
time and place Tor not y. than three husdrsd cd
uoAl, stezmbos. ,iEs. Of the s.,y 80 ~ 70 % o.
iown, Mas, snbiSet 20 ApproyA, - 70 quality and
before the coal Il ahipned.
Blda will only BE- received from boRa Ale minera OF
dealers Ia coal fhs right Il reserved 70 reject GaY
BID that not be deemed AdvAntAEooua To he lOv.
ernmenL Responsible. sepuTty will be required for
The faithful deve Of tha above In conformity with
he lhO blAnt forms Tor bids 10 Be mad
Al This ofos, utheruiAs bdA viii no. be entsTtAinsd
BlddsTG must state In their bids the time Witblp
Which ne above sSAl WILDE dsliVsgSd IA lhlPpSd
mehlS PaI InSpsetoE U, 3, Nav.
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x..uunrnu.T 3 e LID D.,tnsIlis SisI.

wLmnsaEps. B, o, Jsna.Iy IL isil, 7
Sealed proposals. viii - rpoelyed By the pndaflGned
until n O'Clock N. o. MONDAY, the sth dAg o. AphL
is7a for the ooastruotion Of Btean Propeller Tor
ssyles In The unitod states Revenue Marine on Pus
BIDS vim DO rsoelyed for the eopstruotioa Of the
n: soes s, slso 'Ss sSs aa 'Pa etc. aqa
riass sad apeohoatlona Of The sARe. together with
bidders AppeAtoh @ The Oolleotor o. Customs Al
san krAnotsoa, Californian Portland. Orugon. aud
me fsht q reserved 10 reject Any or ali bld. usould
be deemed Tor the Interest Of the % 70
do, 0kO. ~ BOUTWELL,.
mhS BeoretATy Of the Treasury.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-19

orVIcv PuacHAsrso AVID Drror oo~us.IHyl
on sunsraTENun, 10 WABASH AvEHuG,
CHICAGO IT., FEB. n, ls7l }
Sealed proposals., u duplloate, vii y reosysd until
o'eloot. n. SATURDAY, the NJ day Of March,
~ ~ taT1i.hing the sahss,eney Departmsnto 81
ne vn,sd s.,:i ARM ~ ioosi1g store. asl,
= NJ barrel Mes Porh
No. pouna. nseoe, Ois.s sides, 10 ..ota
.lslW pounda Corn Meal, kln drlsd r. ..
saQM pounda Split Peas.
NlhoO pounda Htos.
,AllQ pounds Dominy, larga
49, pounds ygnee, oresn Rio, In double aaeka
pgands ~ safar, equal 70 quality 70 stnart's
49, pssssa . haamanilns o.sdlss, fall vsisht.
10y pYssa. seq; assd ssd On. irss from Adaltssa
1850 pounds salt clean end On, ans frsin
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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-19

A FAR-wKsT THEATRE.-A correspondent
thus describes the theatre at Cheyenne; Mon
day night we visited the theatre. The en-
trance IA through the largest bar-room In
town, which Il saying great deal for H. for
the competition Ia strong in Cheyenne. The
theatre is q branch Of the bar, as are also a
museum add faro bank. IL ono can judge
from the size Of The crowd the latter must do
a amazing business. We are entertained for
a while by the minstrel performance, During
the entertainment one OF the actors Jumps
over lac front Of the stage, goes TO the bar
aud gets drink, then climbs back, takes his
place, and the play proceeds. 49,