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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-05
THE MARKETS.
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a., "a Igss rs,ss,S ars Iskt but even Tor What Il
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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-05
Proposals.
PROPOSALS. ron nay. OATS AND STRAW
p1o1 euIsIsps..rn.o uO.a

JETTgnsorynLr, 1HD., My 10, in. j
Sealed proposals, IN duplicate viii - rsaaiVud -
this once until n O'clock. NJ Of tn KHDkY, jane Il,
Ia, ier ruppJing this Depot Win sch qasattiss %
hs1 . 5. q DC bsssi qasns Timothy snd u.n
O.ts Of No qu.lity, crop Of 1s7l. frss frem dirt
sh.a, o. Other lsrs,Sa matter. sod ..ehsd IN sod
Straw 70 b % the best quality o. oa vel haed
Delvey 70 be ~ such times and places II this Dapot
bs made for each Article. An bids 70 b inAorpad
Proposals for -" and Addrcsssd 70 The unde.
~ order Of the Qusrtsrns.isr u.n.r.i.
MIllM U. n. nOYT. nepoa Qnaltalnaa.aeI.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-05
Medical.
ON MARRIAGE.

HAPPY RRLIRF FOR YOUNG MKN FROM
the effects Of ErTors and Abuses In early lfo MAI
hood restored. Nervous liability cured iupsdim snta
New and remarkable remedies Books and Circular
Address HOWARD AsSOOIATlON, No. D Soath
Ninth street, PhuAdslphiA, Pa Ap2O5n
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UROPOsALS FOR FURNISHING RATIONS
L AND EuEL EnR LIuHT;Y RSSEI!s, SUPPLY
LIGHTHOUSE DISTRICT.
IInnT.IousE INAPEcroh,s OHEIcE.l


CHAnL5sros, 5. ", Map y ls55. Al,
Sealed proposals viii be received at this oco until
n o'clooe, M, on THURSDAY the 9Th day Of June,
ls72 for furnlshlpg md delivering any Ratlons and
fue that may be called for By the Inspector for the
nShtnquss District for one rear from tbs LIST day Of
jay 1874 70 the 1th June, lsf3 Inclusive The rAtons
70 be Of good and approved quality; TO be delivered
Alongside Of the iGtt-house tender, other vessel
provided for the purpose At Charleston, g. o. In good
and sufficient packages, barrels. boIss and oAses and
10 good ordel for the number Of persons which will
be specified By the Inspector for each vessel
quarter, free Of all expense TO the United States,
GkreeAbly 70 speoiioations aud tables ma he'd ADD
ID, AltAohed thereto, which will form part Of the
contrast, copies Of which may be had By applying at
this once.
All bids must bs scaled and ndorsed Proposals for
Rations and Fuel for LRht.yersels," 40, and thon
pAosd IN another envelope and left At directed 70
this once, prepaid, n sent by mall
by order Of Che Light ii9uss Board; .,c,.U,,,
sn.sasr N ~ n,st,tet .''' III
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-05
pRoPosAIs FoH ARMY SUPPLIES.

oYTIcE OmEy cuAhrEanAsrsn4
-. Ionr LEAytNH9HIH. kAny nAI " - y.
b. The Post n he poss named bsiov,
ag,ll v oeloos m, June " IA FOG iunlshinG me
400 S cords 30 q iisrd wood. n AN'A'
So. IoaT Billy. EANsAs
i ~ s sSSs H. r. Hard WOOD
yoRT HAYS. KANSAS.
| a1O oords of WOOD.
S.GO tors HSy.
=, FORT Wallace, KANSAS
-. T9RT LARgED, KANSAS.
FORT popaE. KANSAS
- 'oo s5kT Lyon, COL rEh
,"0 'sls SSgHgIY. IND TER
The Wood to be Of The best quality srouias in ,bs
as. NJ W sooS b.sa z ss u o. sst
Po.t) and 70 b hard wood rhst. speelned .boys.
and ffso from small iI@6. and brush. Biddss. VII
tsa tSs Sa pS % q au.s Sord % 81 -
veil and ..SuGs sisd g. ss so.so I'D 2
.aSh D1H1s! a % SS lmHs,,ISa. 70 heap s.is. 2.
providing that any damage which mar result % the
sS% e s:ssSs %9,. = %iS s sUOS .
cut before AuEustgi. A ton % b 400 pounds.
Separate proposals are invited Tor furnishing the
bay n bales, the bales TO be vol oomproassd and %
Hsy ior fort Riley mag bs cut on the military ros-r.
Tbs delivery 81 The wood 70 oomnsno. on or b.tors
August and 10 be continued Atths rats Of at least
one hfth p the quantity Contracted Ter. por moath
The delivery Of the hay 70 oQmmonos on or before
August l. and 70 be completed on OF before Ootober
| 81, lsTl.
Proposals. will DO reooivSd for any portion Of The
| above supplies.
Bids must DO made in triplloGts and separately for
| each article and for zach post
| out contracts With the Government, Ut 70 enter into
contracts which have been awarded to them, will not
be oonsdsrOd and no bid viii be entertained unlse.
the party mailing the SANG Il present a. the openinG
Of the bids o. represented By aEsut attorney.
| Il Known at this once 10 be Responsible.
Payment for one tenth Of the wood and hfth Of
the hsT contracted for win be withheld unt tbs oOu-
| tract Il Allied.
Ths usual conditlous, which can be asos.tAinsd Al
this once, viii be imposed upon bidder. and oontrAe
tors and blank forms Of proposals will be furn.hsd
D. authority q the DOOartm'ui o SSmERsssss%s55n
Deputy Quartsrmaslsr OsnsrAl U. 8. A, Chief Qua
tSrmAster, Dept. Of the No. adj
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pRorosAIs FOR FRESH BEEr.

0TIIuE A. O. ST.
Fohr wooD, y. Y. H., Mag ., ls7a.
Sealed proposals., Ia duplicate, will DO received al
this oieo until y m: Juns ~ isT2 for Furnishing the
Fresh Beef required BY tho bubsistsnoe Department
Al this station for aix months, commencing july I.
ls72.
information A. TO conditions. quality Of beef pay
JOHN POPE,
myl4 Lent First ATtillsEI, A O.B
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-05
Pianos and Music.

A RARE CnANoK J-HAvING DETERMINED
IA To Introduce In this city the oele- -a6n1
bTatsd sufiOMAOKER PIANO, Phil
AdslphlA, which has the newest I'm
proven onts, magnificent tone IL bottorI
hnlshsd and more durable than any
other Piano made, now offer the same ~ " per cont
lSas for oAAk than GnJ other hrstolAss Piano be
bouEht, or for roAAonA BILE inltAllmOnta.
Oail and examine Tor yourselves; =
DAHL RICHTER, Agent
AS PennhJlyAnlA avenue,
dan BstSGSn Hinth and Tenth atrosts
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-05
PROPOSALS FoR SANITARY WORK.

DEroT QuARrIRMAHTEn'g OTI1cH,l
WAAHINaror, ID. o., MAJ II, ls71. J.
Sealed proposals, in dupllo.te, With cow Of this
Advertisement attached will be received A. this ofoa
until II M, June 49, 52 for the removal Of Ashes ho,
ior one year from JAY $50 from such buildlngs
occupied By branches Of the War Department a. are
desiGnAtsd By the Depot QuaFtermaster,
For further lntormail9 apply 70 This once.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-05
Proposals.


OFFICE surSnrTHHDFHr IrDIAr ArrKrlal
49,. MAsaisaT sI fEnniToRI, hE y 70
.. Of jane ~ ls79 Tor tbs Furnishing Of the iftL
10 ' PsT' Bss Bsuis. four points, weighing no,
100 ~. rs white BisSfsis. four points, uslshlns no.
100 y.ls. oa:sin.ss oregon Or oali9rpl.
tSo I.Td. grAs fl,5nsl0s.ssS 2, 1sl.iSrniA
$40 Ssrds Domsstlo'sibdisa Head.
q pairs Us..psIs Paa,s, msnsHH'
ID doEsn woolss shawis, u By n.
% pounds Thr:sa, While I4nsu.
y tsss Mails, "a md iod.
50 doIsn Ares, without handles.
dozsn Spades, Amss.
sas,, gro.. qn,, new style feet
dozen Iammor', Hand.
= aes s,n. Hoe hsayI without handles
3 ~ fss,iid S.si Siq- Harness .m
9 sids. Bddls Leather.
v Kip Collars.
dof1u Beaver Traps.
. Oggo pounds spGar, Brown.
10 kegs Golden sJrup.
The priSS most be expressed in United stats. our.
Proposal, mus, he in tripoate giving the post once
AddLe.. q The bidder With one oopJ Of this Advertise
sampiss of ths blantsts oas.imsrvs nInnsls, pants
shirts shawis and shoes requred the same 70 be 70
Tbs whole. or any portion n The supple. may be
bid Tor, bot 20 average bid vill b. entertained.
an Sessptsd or osriihsd draft 90 some we'll. known
bank baker for Ave per cent % the amount o. ne
the contract IL awarded.
mo United states reserve, the rSht 70 receive the
traetsd Tor. 70 Increase or dln1.h the quantity Of
each, and % Tsioei sSy snd al 30; ~ u.,, A.
ne EIoout'O COMMITTEES Of ne PPs5d e Sppmi'
iai sup't Indian Affairs, Washing ton Territory.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-05

AaIsrANT oUARIKRnAsTERB OFyIcEl
sah t 4, UAini nay . isIh
Ssissy during he ascsiSssr ssdiSs ySa. ias q
=. AT SAN FRANoIsco. OAL
l0O0 pounds Of Oats.
aSiS P PoSSs: 81 81 s nS
AT YHRBA BUENA ISLAND, HARBoR OF SAN
RAsolsoo' GAL
5000 pounds d H!tsnInOus OoI, West HnuS
400 pouass q Hay
iI.OO0 pounds o. Straw.
"a. "a At ! FS en- S sAs JOSE GAL
% SSSSSS q hR.SSs Ca: WITH w:s;
8.ll0 pounds o. HAJ.
PREsIpIo, San FRANCISCO. GAL
P pound. 81 q sa%SUs. Co. Ne.
es99 pounds q 9ats.
s pounds PSaSd: 81 81 stS.u.
AT ANGEL ISLAND, HARBQR OF sAN FRAN.
800 cords o, H.Sa Wood. A~
DSSSSs 4 &c CA W., s.,
,sSiIS pounds q 9.t..
d.0O pounds Of straw.
AT ALoATRAEER JsEAsB LABOR lab OF San
Sssss: 9 5s VIII w.: R.
8,l8 pounds Of Data
s sSSsS PPS pound: q & s Ma.;
AT SAN 6E EAS2SSS 81 9 fhk k SSs ISSUE TO
SSSsSS: & & Goa Ss. Hart
AT AIOITRAz ISLAND. HARBoR OF SAN
For use Of U. o. Mrs steamer "d:nsral MAOphss.
pSsuds q dS 81 ~ I Sisua ia SSsi
sanplss 81 Goal and Grain 70 AooompsnI the blda.
sht q Tsisot !. o. any poSon 81 SnI 81 Z r.s.IsS
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-05
ron KEEPING B0oYs.

OFTIcE or LI1Hr.HoUsG IHaPEoIoRl
THfRD DtBrRICT, ToMPKnsyILLH, y
bTArEN ISLAND, N. y, May y, lsI2.
Sealed proposals. ri be received At this once until
II m, on hUhDAYi the l7th day o. juno neat, Tor
lions. and In good order, all the huoys now IN the
Hudson river, between Albany and Toy, and such
others - may be authorized, for year, from the
LAT day Of Juy mort to the anooeedinE 18th daT o.
June aocordinE 10 the regulations Of the ghL
Board and the printed apeoihoAtlnns copies OF which
can be had By applying 10 this once.
By order Of the Lighthouse Board.
Commander United States Nav, LIEht-hoase In.
spector Third District. Iul
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-05

DROPOSALS FOR FRESH BKEF.
OFFICE ACTING OoMMtssARY SuBsIHTENoK,l
DAvIps Island, Nav YoKK HARBoR,
Scaled proposals., In dspiioste, of the iofm fur.
pishsd By the undersgned will be received until the
18th day Of june, ls2, at u for all the Erosh beet
meneipg July !, bI2
signed, oopy OF the latter, with this advertisement
| BISHOP ALDRIoH,
First LlsutepAnt Eighth Infantry Acting oommis.sIJ
/ bubaistenoe. my20
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-05
pRoEosALs FoR FURNIsHINa. RAT1oNs
R0gKLigiiT STATIONS IN THK FOURTH
LIGHT HOUSE, DISTRICT,


No. 20 SOUTH SIXTH sTRHEr, 7
PHILADELPHIA, hAy ~, 1s72 }
Sealed proposals will be received a this once until
ia O'Clock M, on FRIDAY, the 91st day OF june,
t519 for Furnishing and delivering Aby Ratons and
FUEL that may be called for By the inspector Tor the
nghtvessoa and rOeklight stations In the Fourth
Lghthnuso District, for ono year from the st daI 81
july, ls12 10 the 91th June. 1eTa, lnolutive. Tho
delivered alongside o. the lighthouse tender, other
vessel provided for the purpose AZ OhfstianA D.pot
sufficient packages, barrels, bores and eases and In
good order, for tbs number Of persons which will bi
quarter, free Of all expense to the Uuitsd States
sEreeablJ to SPECIFICATIONS and tables marked and
Is, attached thereto, which will form part OF ths
contract copies Of which may DO had BY applying Al
thia once
All bids must be sealed and lndoed Proposals. foi
RAtlons and Fuel for Eght.yessels," &c, and Their
placed In another envelope, and left at directed q
this once, prepaid, u sent by mail
by order Of the Light Honto BoAfd.
VI, M MAOOMB,
iunel LghL House Inspector.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-05
PROPOSALS. FOR FRESH BEEF.

PROPOSALS FOR FRESH BEEF.
OTTIoE or A. A. OoNraIsAARY or sUBsIsTTNoE,l
wEsr PoNT, N. ", May Ia, Is7a
PropoaAls In duplicate will DO received until u m,
on the 18th DAY'Of JUNK, ls79, for all the FRESH
BIKE ard MUTTON required BY the subsistenos
jay I, lisa
FULLY MoORRA.
my2 Capt Flrs, U. 8. ARTILLERY. A. A. o.B.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-08-08

A DIVER was quite a novel
sight presented to many of our citizens
last Monday in the appearance OF diver
on sunken propeller in our harbor. The
young man was dressed in his waterproof
suit with copper helmet provided with
lights over his head, secured onto his
armor, and to the helmet was attached
small elastic hose connected with an air
pump in constant motion. Having put
on ironsoled shoes and other weights. he
quietly descended ladder from the deck
to the bottom of the river, and there he
worked for hours mailing canvass all over
the steamer. Having accomplished his
subaqueous labor, he re-ascended to the
deck, the helmet, the weights and the
rest of the armor were taken off, and tie
diver was highly pleased, when, the
pumps being set to work, the sunken
vessel arose rapidly. from bed, which it
seemed most gladly to relinquish.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-08-08
The Appleton and New London rail-

The Appleton and New London rail-
road, just completed from Manitowoc to
the Fox River. opposite 20 Kaukauna
the Wisconsin Central, recently complet-
ed from Menasha to Stevens Point, and
pushing on to Grand Rapids and Duluth;
the Northern Wisconsin, now building
through Chiffon to Green Bay !; the Mil
waukee, Manitowoc & Green Bay, and
others. are opening up the deep forests
and bringing into acquaintance with the
outside world many thrifty communities
hitherto quite unknown. On these rail-
roads, villages and cities are springing up,
and all departments of business increas-
ing. Under the general impulse, Mani
towoc has added one thousand to her
population, and there is good reason to
believe she will soon reach commanding
position among the cities of the West.
Here [ saw five large vessels, in their
various stages of construction. The
splendid steamers of the Goodrich lines,
were built at this point. A new ship
yard, to employ 100 hands, is to be opened
soon, one lille up the river. which is
deep enough for the largest craft. In a
bend OF this river, marsh of 80 acres
| long regarded as almost worthless-has
just brought its owner the snug sum Of
$4,000, unless he has declined the
offer.-The A. & N. l.. Railroad Co. have
leased their road to the Wisconsin Cen
trail, making Manitowoc their terminus,
| Is miles north of Milwaukee, and where
| it Is less than 81 miles across Lake Michi-
gan to Pere Marquette, the terminus OF
| another railroad from Detroit. Within
| be established between Manitowoc and
| Pere Marquette or Ludington.
Opposite Kuakauna, on the East side
of the Fox, is the site of an embryo city
| -Altanlala. Here. whiting one mile, is a
ed, to found the Lowell of the West. To
manufacturers they offer great induce
mcnts, e. g., 100 horse power for paper
mill, that will make four tons of paper
daily. The grounds are beautiful-quite
resort for picnics-the river dotted with
islets, some Is in number, and mineral
spring near.
| In Kaukauna, 7 noticed fourishing
stave factory-John Aud s-using an
nually 1000 cords of stave bolts aud 81
900 cords of heading. Said the gentle
manly proprietor, standing by lot OF
slaves fresh from the these
are for Mr.. Crandal, of Rockford. -
| Bishop, Blanchard 4 Co., have just start.
ed a stave factory in Brillion, Calumet
County, that will use the logs of dozen
or twenty monarch oaks daily, These
factories are becoming numerous in this
region, and are consuming the timber al
a fearful rate.
Brillion is new but beautiful rura
district with railroad depot in the south
east quarter, and another to be in the
northwest quarter of the town. Nj. H.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-08-08

A suit of great importance to builders
has been decided in the New York Court
of Common Pleas. A brick mason agreed
to build house and charge Sc per thou
sand for laying the brick. When he came
to measure all the openings, windows,
doors, &C., as solid, making bis bill S.
800 larger than it would have been had
he only measured the solid wall. The
man for whom the work was done, re-
fused to pay this $1,000, and the mason
brought suit to force the payment, plead
ing the custom of brick masons in his ia
vor. They decided that his charge was
illegal and that he had no legal right to
Charge for laying brick that we're never
laid. This decision is important to build
ers and contractors. As other State Courts
would be likely to follow the decision and
precedent set by the New York Court
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-08-08
Manitowoc Wis, August Sth, 1879.


STATE NORMAL ScHooL.-The Fall
Term of the Normal School at Oshkosh,
will open Aug. 81. 1872, with an Insti-
tute course of six weeks-FREE to all who
propose to teach, without examination.
The regular course will begin Aug. 9th
1872, free to all who possess the follow
ing requisites for admission.
Candidates must declare intention to
become Teachers. receive appointment
from Co. Superintendent and pass exam
ination in studies required for third grade
certificate Except U. S. History and Con-
stitution of u. S. and Wis.,.
Expenses. Books of Reference
and all Text Books needed, charge of
81, 90 per term. Such persons as do not
possess the third requisite for admission
can attend the Preparatory Department
at tuition fee of so cents per week, and
book rent as above.
Board costs from $500 to $3.50 per
week, including fuel and lights, exclusive
of washing.
Rooms can be rented at low rate,
should papils prefer to board themselves.
Training Department. Primary
will admit pupils at a tuition fee of 80
cents per week. Intermediate-40 cents
per week and Grammar 50 cents per
week.
Application for admission 70 either of
the above departments should be made
to the President early, as only limited
number can be accommodated.
Students will more readily secure a
home by calling upon the President, 70
High Street, for list of boarding places.
1t is also best to leave trunks at the De-
pot, retaining checks, until boarding
place is secured.
Every effort will be made on the part
OF the faculty to secure the comfort, con-
fidence and best interests of all who de-
sire earnestly to prepare for the high cal
ling of Teacher at this Normal School.
GEORGE S. ALBEE,
President.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-08-08
DR.. Carpenters Compound Medicated
Limitations.
It seems to stand to reason that thos,

1t seems to stand to reason that those
medicines which are applied directly to
root of the disease must be the most sue
cessful. In fact, there is no way of max
ing sweet waters when the source is i'm
pure, so there is no quicker way Of purify
ing the filthy streams than by cleansing
the springs. 1t is in this manner that
we account for the numerous cures which
have attended DR.. Carpenters system of
treating all kinds of pulmonary, skin and
other diseases. At bis Institute, 1876
Mulberry street, Newark. N. j., he ad-
ministers daily to large number of pa
tients, the Compound Medicated Inhala-
ton. This being inhaled by the patient
is distributed throughout the entire sys-
tenn. and thus applied to the seat of the
various disorders which man is heir to.
The number of people, and the variety
of diseases which he has cured would
seem incredible. Those who have been
restored are to be found in nearly every
street in this city. Numbers of them
have given testimonials of the wonderful
efficacy of the Limitations in curing dis
eases. Their names are guarantee of
the correctness of their statements
Nea0ark Morning Register.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-08-08

In publishing the above, we are forci-
bly, reminded of the oftrepeated enquiry
of US, why don't you publish these re-
ports spoken of" as for instance about
the dredge work, harbor expenses, poor
fund, etc.
We would say that we publish all that
is recorded in the proceedings, and when
we asked similar question of the City
Clerk, we were informed that everything
he was merely ordered to file, he did
not enter on the minutes. So it seems
that it depends on the Aldermen wheth-
er they want any reports published or
merely filed in the Clerks Office. There
has been dissatisfaction for years about
the almost impossibility of obtaining cor
rect inform talon in regard to some of our
city matters, and as we are satisfied that
our Aldermen are certainly the last men
that would wish to conceal or withhold
any information from their tax-paying
constituents, we deem it amply sufficient
20 bring this matter to their notice and
ask for it their early attention.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-08-08

A RAINsToRM-Last Tuesday evening
we had one of the most severe storms
of rain and hail-accompanied by con-
tinued lightning and terrible peals of
thunder-we have witnessed in a great
while. Many streets were injured by the
flood like rush of the waters. the gardens
were injured by the destruction of flow
ers, plants, and shubbery. The grain in
the fields was levcled to the ground. /.
is estimated that more rain fell in few
hours on that evening, than any time be-
| fore-this year.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-08-08

and because yon have unmasked one wolf
in Sleeps array, don't attempt to per-
suade yourself. that all mankind are of
the same contemplate class; school your
self to 1t, with all your gathered forces of
truth: virtue and loving fellowship !;
school yourself to forget all wrong done
against you, and seeing the wrong, strive
to conquer the originator thereof with an
ever-howing stream of true kindness. and
your prize will be the consciousness of a
divine example followed, strive to excel
this HELPING education, and although
you may not be philosopher in printed
lore; remember that the poet says:
allow empty learning and how vain is art
But ~ it mends the life and.gudes the heart"
HALE.