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Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-04-29
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The conelave of the sore-heads at Cincinnati
takes its innings, this week. 1t meets on We'd
nesday and thus far it's proceedings are in a
complete ''mux." They may be Strengthened
out it is just possible that by comprehensive
scheme Of bargaining, all the sspirants now
auarreling for the nominations may be united
o some one ticket; but as yet this looks very
doubtful. In New York, the mutterings Of the
Democratic rank and file are already heard the
Irish voters say they won't support Adams.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-04-29

RAILROAD AoCIDEST.-An accident occurred to
the train northward, which leaves this city at
542, on Saturday afternoon, which resulted in
the partial demolition of the baggage and smok-
ing car and the slight injury o. a portion Of the
passengers. The usual separation Of the New
York and Philadelphia train bad taken place, but
before the former had gotten entirely on the
dvergng road, it received a sudden check and
the latter came along with an accelerated mo
mentum by reason Of the down grade and col
lded with the rear car of the New York train
shiVering the baggage end Of the front car oi
the Philadelphia train TO atoms and jarring oui
most all the window panes in the car. Fortu
nately no one was seriously hurt, but had the
car been reversed 1t is believed that seyera
lives would have been lost. -a- I .E l.-
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-04-29
THE PENINSULA.
CECIL COUNTY.

1890 pupils attend the public schools of the
county.
The late Samuel Smiths farm, near Elkton,
containing 260 acres, has been sold to David M.
Taylor for $11 900.
The Elkton town election will be held next
Monday.
last week for the larceny of horse and buggy
from W. H. Jordan. Short was released and
Foster gave security for his appearance at Court.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-04-29

DON oARLos-oAUTIoNARY DECREE FROM THE
FRENCH GOVERNMENT.
LONDON, April 20.
1t is stated that Don Carlos is not in Spain.
The French Government has issued decree
warning Frenchmen from taking part in the
Spanish instruction and providing penalties
against offenders.
UNION OF THE REPUBLICANS AND PRoGREssIsrs.
Communications with Bayonne are restored
The republicans and progressists are uniting in
support of the government.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-04-29

A return game of base ball between the Ma
tional Club of Washington and the Baltimore
Club, at Baltimore on Saturday, resulted in a
victory for the latter by score of % to 3.
A Chinese temple, with twenty-five gods, was
dedicated in San Francisco yesterday. And yet
Miss Dickinson says the Coolies will have to
fight for their rightsl
A bill has been introduced into the Canadian
Parliament providing for the immediate con-
struction of the proposed Canada Pacific kail
road, which is to be twenty-seven hundred
miles in length.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-04-29
PRICE TWO CENTS.
FIRST EDITION.
2:3o p. M.
Baltimore.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS SERMON

ACCIDENT-ANNIvERsAR SERMON.
BALTIMORE, April 20.
On Saturday morning, about II o'clock, Martin
Weitzell, an employee of the Philadelphia, Will
mington and Baltimore Railroad Company, while
endeavoring to couple two cars had his right
hand badly crushed.
Rev. Thos L. Poulson, pastor of the First
English Reformed Church. Alsquith street, last
evening delivered an anniversary sermon before
Baltimore Lodge of the Independent Order of
Good Templars
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-04-29
rhe nfe,bod,.t f,pnernI Conference.

The General Conference Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church will begin it's sessions in
Brooklyn. on Wednesday. 1t will be attended
by 4s4 delegates. representing q religious con-
s-ituency of over 10000 souls. 1t lie expected
that the General Conference will elect at least
four new Bishops, and will adjust the Book
Concern dificulty. The session will therefore
be one of the grsstest importance-the most in
teresting, indeed, in the history Of Methodism,
in America.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-04-29
Political Intelligence.

Democratic journals in the Southern States
oppose the Cincinnati Convention.
The California delegation to the Philadelphia
Convention have been instructed to vote fol
Grant and Wilson.
General Grant thinks that the Cincinnati Con-
vention will nominate Judge Trumbull for Presi-
dent, and OK Governor Curtin for Vice President
General John A. Logan has written letter de-
clining to visit the Cincinnati Convention as q
delegate. and announcing his determination te
stand by the choice of the Philadelphia Conven'
tion for President
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-04-29
The Cincinnati Movement.
ITS PRESENT PROGRESS AND ITS FUTURE PRoBA-
BILTTIEs.

The New York Times says:
Sound information from the West shows
that the Cincinnati movement has made but
small progress among Republicans in the de-
oided Republican states, though in States like
Indiana and Missouri it is not without its in
duence on the probable result in the Presidential
election. In all, however, there is strong con-
viction that the movement will lose rather than
gain strength after the Convention. Men who
may now be willing to see what can be done,
will not be 30 ready to go forward when the
path they must enter upon becomes perfectly
plain. At present the movement combines all
who would prefer somebody else to Gen. Grant.
When the Convention has adjourned, it will
only command the support of the far smaller
number who are prepared to help to defeat
the Republican Party rather than re-elect Gen.
Grant"
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-04-29
Democrncy Moi for Adams.

The Albany Argus of to. day publishes an arti-
cle repudiating, Sin the name Of the Democrat
ic party" the assumptions of the New York
World Ia favor of Charles Francis Adams. The
Argus, while It does mont assume to pledge the
Democracy of New York State for any candidate,
feels that ''thsir true relations are with the
Great West"
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-04-29
.)Ths Dran,n.
mp VAN wIRKLE.

Joe Jeffersons advertisement appears to-day.
He will come to Wilmington on the evenings Of
May 10th and i1th, and close our dramatic sea-
son at the Opera House, with performance
which we shall not belittle by merely calling it
''first-class." He plays, Of coure on both even
ings, Rip Van WiilkIe, aud we need say moth
ing in praise of that.
The sale of reserved seats is to commence on
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-04-29
The Great Eruption.
THE WORST SUPPOSED TO BE OVER.

THE WORST SUPPOSED TO BE OVER.
NAPLES April 49,
The view Of yesuvius is grand
The people use umbrellas in the streets as
protection from the falling ashes.
Troops have been sent to the deserted villages
to prevent depreciation.
Unless rain falls the crops will be destroyed
The worst is believed to be over, and the anx-
iety Of the people is subsiding.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-04-29
Commercial Reports.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.

PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.
PHILADELPHIA, April 80.
Cotton dull uplands 231( New Orleans a.
Flour firm superiine 959s@6A extras $500
n Penna. extra family $4,000. Rye -four
sells S5@5A. Corn meal, nominal. Wheat firm /;
State Western red 9O0$1.3O amber 81. 1902.
Rye sells 81 Corn fair demand yellow 6S@69
mixed Western 6719 906s19. Oats steady white
55@56 mixed 53@54. Whisky steady
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET.
Beeves fair demand extra Penna. and West
ern steers $685. fair to good 819@9I Com
mon SOC. Sheep in fair demand 7@10T
Hogs fair demand 6.2507.25.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-04-29
The Ku-Klux-They are Being Broken U


Attorney General Williams reports, in reply
10 4 resolution Of the House. that in South Caro-
lima sol Ku-Klux have been arrested, and 50
have made confession in open court; in North
ed or pleaded guilty, and In Mississippi 642 have
been indicted.
United States District Attorney Wharton, of
Kentucky, says that all the lawless organizations
In that State have been broken up by the force
OF public sentiment and by vigorous prosecu-
tions in the Federal Courts.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-04-29

New SroRE.-Mr T. E. Frederick has removed
from Chicago, H., and leased of Thomas McCor-
kle the store No. I'll Market street and will
open tomorrow stock Of Dry Goods and trim
ings. 4
This store has had new front put in it and
Robert Scott is to day tagging the side walk
in front. 1t will be an attraction to that part of
the street when completed.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-04-29

In Naples, to day people have their umbrellas
II } to project themselves from the ashes OF
yesuvius. In the 'ast days of Pompeii," uSn-
brellas didn avail much.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-04-29

MUSIC IN THE ScHooLs.-The Committee Of
the Board Of Education to arrange for the intro
duction OF vocal music into the public schools,
have authorized Prof Olemmer to begin his
le ssons on Monday next, May 9th. The system
which Mr.. Clemmer will adopt is the same as
ls been successfully used in Philadelphla for
10 last six months. t#E..- f
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-04-29
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

Hosea Dawson has been appointed bailifr of
Seaford.
Dolly Warden dress goods don't take well in
Wilmington.
Strawberries are in bloom down the State, and
the prospect is fine.
An effort has been made to have Weather
Signal Station located at Lewes.
There have been 21 cases Of the small pox in
Masseys, seven Of which have proved fatal.
There ia a revival both in the shipments and
receipts of local freights to the city via the P.W
x b. r. II,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-04-29
speetIVJustice,

The good people of Crisfeld were highly a.
mused the other day, by the abrupt and prema-
ture decision of one Of our learned Justices of
Peace. About one fourth of the case had been
heard, on one side, and none on the other, when
His Honor grew tired-or dry-and hastily pick
ing up his hat, rose from the bench and said, 81
decide for the plaintiff, and left the scene. The
lawyers with astonished yisages were compelled
to pick up their unopened books and follow, with
out having had an opportunity to yentilate
themselves. An appeal followed. 0risfed (nd }
T,,,Ia,.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-04-29
Salt Lake.

BRIGHAM YOUNG ON THE RAMPAGE.
SALT LAKE, April 20.
Brigham Young delivered an address, yester-
day, before the Conference.
He denounced his prosecutors and lawyers,
and scolded the Saints who had not paid the
tithes, and closed the session till next October.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-04-29

Nsy MONEY ORDER z. o. - The post-office at
Claymont bas been constituted Postal Money
Order office this being necessary on account Of
the accommodating business OF the place. The
Postmaster, E. NJ. Lawson, has given the requi..
site bonds and entered upon the discharge OF
his dutiaa
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-04-29

The EUBANKs RoBBERY.-MeRtion has already
been made Of the robbery of Mr.. Eubanks'
dwelling, three times during last week. The
thief was finally detected and proved to be a
coored girl living in the family. She has been
driven away.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-04-29
The Cincinnati Movement.

MR.. SUMNER REFUSES TO JOIN WITH IT.
WASHINGTON, April 80.
Mr., Sumner says he cannot take any part in
the Cincinnati Convention, though he looks upon
it as an endeavor to purify tho Republican party,
but he cannot support its nominees unless it
adopts platform including civil rights plank
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-04-29

FIRST DAY SCHooL.-A very promising Friends
First Day School, with twenty scholars, was or
ganized at Camden, yesterday. Jabez Jenkins
Assistant Superintendent.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-04-29
8eatks.

FINEGAN. - On the 9th inst, OF Pneumonia
Henry Flnegan, Sr., in the SD ye Of his age.
The friends OF the family are respectfully invited
to attend his funeral from his late residence No
so Washington street, on Wednesday morning
May LIST, at O'Clock. High Mass at st. Peters
Church. Interment at St. Joseph's Church, Brandy
| wine.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-04-29

RE1IaIoUs.- J. F. W. Ware, pastor Of the
Church of Our Saviour, Baltimore, will preach
at the Unitarian Church, in this city, this even
ing Mr.. Ware is very popular preacher and
seldom fails to draw large congregations.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-04-29

DELAWARE Av. BIBLE ScHooLs.-The annual
concert Of the Bible Schools Of Delaware Avenue
Baptist Church will take place on Tuesday even
ing of next week, the 7th proximo. This is al
ways a very meritorious musical occasion.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-04-29

THE r. n. SUIT DEcIDED.-In the U. s. Court,
at Baltimore, this morning. the jury, in the suit
ley, Us. the Kent and Queen Annes r. R. brought
in verdict for the plaintiff, for $4,000.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-04-29

RETURN OF THE CoLoR GUARD The Color
Guard will return to Wilmington and will be pre-
scented at the Opera House on the 14th, 18th
and 10th. probably Of May. This will be well
come news to many Of our citizens.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-04-29
SECOND EDITION.
$50. p. M.
Conrgess.
SENATE.

bhNATE.
WASHINGTON, April 20.
MIR. Sawyer presented remonstrance against
the repeal Of the eight hour law.
Mr.. Scott moved to consider the resolution
limiting Senators to five minute speeches on
the debate on the Appropriation bills
The Republican caucus has agreed on plan
to facilitate business 1t proposes, first, to COM
plete the Deficiency BILL and, next, to act on the
House bill repeating the tea and coffee duty,
followed by the Navy and Post Office appropria-
ton BILL and then the Amnesty bill and the bill to
empower the President to suspend the habeas
corpus when unlawful combinations in States
may require it.
HOUSE.
The House met at eleven.
The usual dilatory motions were made to pre-
vent action on the Civil Rights bill.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-04-29
Weather Record.

REPORT OF THE SIGNAL SERVICE.
WASHINGTON, April 20.
Probabilities: Clear and partially cloudy
weather will continue over the Middle States.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-04-29
Tho Earthquake at Antioch.

NINETEEN HUNDRED LIVES LOST.
LONDON, April 30.
The details of the earthquake at Antioch state
that only three hundred perished in the city, but
sixteen hundred lives were lost in the surround !
ing country, where the earthquake was most
aavara
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-04-29

RESUMED Operations have been resumed Al
the Van RENSSELAER, d Moores Bolt and Nut
Works, Tenth and Walnut streets. They are
now conducted by the Diamond State Iron Co.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-04-29

Senator Sumner says he does not join the
Cincinnati movement. OF conIAe pot.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-04-29
Wilmington Ahead.

The Nautical Gdzelte, of Saturday, ,deyotes Its
whole first page to description Of the OIL Do
,ninion, which It says;
"-iA one OF the finest, II not the finest
paddle-wheel steamers aver built for our coast
Ing trade 1t is no fulsome praise we bestow
upon this vessel when We say that she is q most
beautiful piece OF naval architecture and proves
that IL fAmerican ship builders receive orders to
build iron vepsela, they do 1t equal to any OF
their foreign competitors"
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-04-29
A vNal PrInelple o.. RepubIIqan Goveransnl.
JRMKIMs q ATKINSON.

In The sato. .,sdking body, all citizens, Of mature
aqe, sound mind, and uatatnted By crime, must
be equally represented.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-04-29
Germany.

BISMARCK sUsTANs THE AMERICAN GOVERNMENT.
BERLIN, April 20.
Bismarck expresses the opinion that the re-
fusal of the American Government to withdraw
the claim for consequential damages is entirely
correct
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-04-29
rae spanIsh RevoIutIon.

The usual dilatory motions were made to pre-
vent action on the Civil Rights bill.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-04-29

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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-19

CONVENIENT SALE
OFFIoE A. A. Y. NJ, PHEsIDIo,l
can FRAHCt8CO, GAL, July %, l5l9.
There will be sold public suction, At this Posi- gu
MONDAY the 18th day Of August ls72, At II o'clock
a m, a lot Of condemned Clothing, Camp and HArri'
"a aus FsE't QuArtsrmGstSr. second ARTILLERY.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-19
PROPOSALS FOR TuE IMPROVEMENT OF
RIVERS AND HARBOls
\ Ea-uIa.uI.la An-uli.L-

BUTEAIO, N. Y, JuiJ u, 1901
Sealed proposals., In drpneAts, will be received al
this once I'm M, Tuesday August ~, lB79 for fur.
nlshin5 material and labor for The Improvement Of
Timber construction aud dredgiug BLACK
RIVER, 2. go IT pier sItsnAiou and $500 cubic
ROCKY tRPtER, o. 300 feet plarinS aud 1900
P6RT 6LfNT0N, 70. 100 liOsal feet timber pllrs
MOhHOE, MlOH. 30 lineAl feet close plllnE and
2O,0Q cubic yards dredging.
q BlAstinE and dredging.
ABHrABUBA HAhBOR, q, DTllliuE, blasting
inE gQpQ cubic yards sand and gravel
VERMtLlON, q. DHlling, blasting aud romoy'
ing l0J cubic yArd1 ahAlo rock, dredaipE 900 cubic
yAIds loose rock, and 900 oubo ysTdH sand, gravel OF
soft surface strata Of solid rock
kRIE, PENN. Dredging iOOO cubic yards sand
sRNDGsKY. o. Dredging sS.OOO cubic yards sand
BAHDUsKY RIVER, o. Dredging gODOO cubic
yards sand, clay and gravel
TOLEDO, q; Dredging haumss Bay, t000 cubic
GHgMkE RivkR, o. Dredging 900 cubic yards
sand clay and gravel.
The above amounts are apprt innate.
Separate bids must be submitted for each hATboT,
and 70 be ontertaned must include the outire work
proposed for the harbor.
The contract will be awarded 10 the lowest rusponAl
BILE bidder 10 the aggregate.
sPeqaeaiOnaA and blank bids can DO obtAissd on Ap.
pllcAiiOn.
Envelopes lnclosuE bids must DO IodoEsed with the
name OF the harboT 70 which they reier, securely
bonds will be required for faithful iulAllmsnt Of
eontTAoL -
iJ$ Major Of EBElueoTs, Bvt. II. Dol u. s. A.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-19
Os s.%..s sRs :, y . s. iiSS
pNoF0SAlo roH 1LoUN'
onToE PURCHASING ASP DEPgT 9, 81

OTP1oE PURcHAnNa AHD DEPOT o, ST.
OMAHA. MN, JUDY n, l67l
Sealed proposals. 10 duplicate, will be received A.
this once until II O'clock M, on WEDNESDAY,
the 2sth Of August ls79 for furnahipE the hubaia-
tenos Department. United States army, loo barrels
Of Flour.
The Flour 10 be delivered al the UnIsd States Sub.
hy September 10, and the remainder within ten days
Thereafter.
part Of the quanuty required.
J.w. BARRIaRR,
iIO ByL Brig. Gen. and O. 3.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-19
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he 18Th instant, after short but painful nne.s,
raii In ssoond son q braueis p and LuoT COAX.
,.oAILpF,- or he is,h lq-,.nL ApniAp. son Of
WIN. and JsssiA OallnN, Aaed year and II dAla
GLAERs-On The 17th tnsiaut, ~ q o'clock IN the
luofnlpH, FnArKIn ALEXANDER, lnfant son % Hami
Ton aad hfrHis oisao, agsd monihs and o. days
daughter q Taaais Z. I'D Z, Y, Hatfis, u. 4 n
HOuENKI,Is Al Baltiaors, on he 18th last, Of
typhoid feVsr, J. ID. HocEsnLL, aGed ts Itari.
HhIIs-qsonen v. HAlI, seed q Is.rs. months
FunsFAl VI tsks place from his late rssidsucs m
tNsv Hork anf UinoinhAd papsfd please oopy
nulLln-on the 18Th instant ats O'Clock p. IN.
MT.ss., SsSs q n II. Mnisr. Assd is years,
Ths funsrsl viii tAhp plasson Tuesday naru,pg, At
.oeoak from The Tesldsnos Of her uncle d street
6.hse,h The iIls9ds Of NE fsmilS rsspeet
,nILEY.-Ou The 18th instant, 81 O'Clock D, M
yoa 1r /, J1ossrg infant ron Of John and Ellen Riley
funeral this afteynoou. a oslock. from The rest
denee o. tho parents, No. toviBRton street
,sHUhHOnar, -On Sunday sysnink. August Is
III OhahiAs infapt Aon u Charles Y. and o. ".
hnrhotat hgsd ID months.
ne ihenda nd aoquaintnnoes are respectfully In.
Nted % Aien the funeral IRON tbs residence Of the
hAfenWt ~ reunayivahia avenue, Capitol I'M, on
luea1ay me ming At 10 O'Clock.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-19

NAVY DEPARrMENT,l
BUREAU or PRoyiBioNs AND OLoTaIso, I
Sealed Proposals endorsed ''PSSpsssls Tor Pickles."
will be received at this Bureau until O'Clock, D.
90 the nth Instant, fos the npply Of two HUNDRED
thousand t2OOlOOl pounds o. PiSklss-llbnQ0 pounds
70 be dc lversd ~ the Nav Yard New York, and the
TsmsllinE abDOg pounds 70 be dellvored At ihS Nav
Withii ninety days from tho date Of contract .
Tho liukies 10 be 81 The present years growth TO
be put ~ n galvanized iruuboupd, ssasoucd white
OAK oAskl zach oask 10 contain elsht gallons Of me
gallon, one gallon o. VBiobs and one gallon Of pep.
psrH one fourth Of the peppers 10 be capaoum- Ths
casks TO be Tiled with pure acetlo acid Vinegar Of ~
least forty degrees strenGh and zach cask 70 contain
The whole 10 pas the usual naval napsouQp and be
equal 10 the sample ~ the Nav Yard, New YOtk,
The shall warrant and Huarhutse that the
Pickles shall keep GOOD aud sound In any olima.s tor
Bo1d., Win approved security, will be required In
one quarter the estinAtsd amount Of the contract,
and tysnty per osuL 10 addition vi be vithh cid from
the Amouut Of each payment a. collateral security Tor
tlon will not be paid until the bontraot IL fully CON.
FveTy II Ter must DO accompanied by = written guar.
anty. signed By more responsbls pesops, that
the bidder OF bidders WIZ his O. thsif pa 30 ~.
good and sufficient survtlss 10 furnish the articles
No proposal viii be considered unless Gocompa
By such guaranty, aud the Departnieut reserves tbs
81 thu EuGfantors il osrtihsd TO By the kssssaor Of
Internal Hsvenua for tho district Ia which they TO
side and unless satisfactory evidence that the bidder
IL regular dealer In the article he csTs 70 supply In
PROPOSAL not oonsidsrsd sd,sn,sT % Ire Govern
msnk EDWARD T. DUNN
Aui9 PAyma4tsr General u. \. N.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-19

DEPOT QUARTERMABTIR's OIFlCE,l
JEETEhgonYtiIE, lad, August p lela.
Sealed proposals, In duplicate, will be received AZ
this ohlOs until ~ m, Of MONDAY, September "a
ls72, Tor suppl{inE TINS depot Eiih I'VE thonseog
uhs beat quality OF PittsbuTg and free from dust.
Deliver 10 Oomm0hoo within tan 0) days after tho
aIsoutlon Of contract TO be completed within thirty
(O) days and to be At such places as the oheor In
charge NAY direct 1890
ThS riFhtlg reserved to reject any or all bids
PTopoSAlat be lnqorbed "Propo6Ala for GOAL" and
addreSssd 10 The underhiHned.
| U, II. HOYT
Gal9 Captain and Depot QuarteTmAstsr
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-19

OTTIcH A. q. ST.
PLATTBBURo BARRACKa, N. Y, July -, ls71
BeAl.d prOposals, In duplicate, With copy Of this
advertisement attached 10 each, vii be resolved until
10 O'Clock, a. m, August -, l6ia for supplying the
Su!lsts Department with the following named suit
lGIs stores, VlE!
Mess pork. 5,9 pnundsi breakfast bacon, IS pounds
flour for issue, Gisia pounds; -four for ofoern l7B3
pounda beans, SO poundsi rice, aN pounds oouse
black tee, loo pounds, brown suGaT, LIZ pounds;
vinegar, 9D gallons; soap, l.2l7 pouud,I salt lO!e
pound, mAoksfsi Ss. 4, k,o EEsg,,ss .a.dlnaA "
~ bottles Vermlcil, - pounds; green corn, d cans
lard, 10 pound na9kAgsa, ls pounds Iresn plno
peIees 100 pounds; lobaters Y cans dried apples,
Nv PIrrt Liant Rifth ~ ID, 81 A. .O.H.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-19

DEPoT QuIHTERNAsTER'a orr,

DEfoT QUARrIRMAsrEn'g OTFtCE,l
ut. LOUIS. Mo-. July %. lisa I
Sealed propos,l, IN duplicate, VII BE- rsosyed At
this once until II O'Clock, M, on SATURDAY, An
gust a. 1871, for furnishing and settling coping on the
Gions walls now being built around the NAtionAl Dem
stsrss At Jsherson City and HprinGheld, Mo, IN 40
eordAnee with plans and specifications 70 be seen AZ
this once and At the oees Of tho srntsndents Of
the oenete lee.
4 gnlTAutoe will be required TO Eooompany each
bid, for the full mouey value OF the work bid Tor.
By order Of the QuErtermAhter General
~ n. GRIMES,
Captain and A; o NJ, U 8. IN charge Of National