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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-15
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OTfiCE lCTfna UoNNtsslAT OF suRalarrnoIl
-. Four WAslnsdIQn. ND May !. 1874
Sealed propcesls, N duplicate, viii be reosivt AZ
this onts until = m. June l. ma Tor furulahina the
frcsh Beet required By The eubsis,snoe Department
o. United States army ~ this station, during an 90
mQuths commsnolnn j ly I, l5Il
Information % condition.. quality Of Beef. pay.
N. o. GHIRn,
myl lat Lieut. Oh Artg, "A. O.B
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-15
PROPOSALS FoR FREsH BEEF.

OTrIcE UHiEY UoMMIasARY or suHetsrsNoE.I
81. PAUL, MINI, April ~, is11
SEALED proposals 70 duplioats. viii . rsesiysd a.
furnishinn the fresh Beef requlnoa b the hubaht
ence Department, u, &. A., At
bort hnsliisa, Mlnu,
fort Ridley, MINI,
FORT AbeFofombris, 2, r.,
fOrt Wordsworth, ID, II,
Fort PembinA, II, r., and
Fort Totien, ID. r.,
inionslos 8 70 eeedit ioas, qaslii q bssi. pAy.
mentr, Ao., CAP be Oh Aimed At thls oaaos.
~ command OF Major 0sbsr. HAeeoek,
j. II. GILMAN,
Sps1 By'L Ia Col. I'D o. &, U. B. A.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-15

IN. wood 70 b. merchandise hssd sod. Tss Az !.
thrAots Goal 70 DO Of the pest Whits Ash, add five
from bous, dust ADD other impuitiss; al 70 BE- in-
spect,d ptior 70 recepion by The United statsa ms
Fus fofage and btrHy " be delivered Al Tho vhartes
Of the folio ~iDe named station at saoh times Andi
saoh quAntlues as the Acting Assl.tAnt Qu.rtsrmas
tiers thvrs.t may direct, viz Fort MOnros Val FORT
toote, Nd, Fort Washington, Nd AI,d bort Nc.
Henri, Nd ~ Daltinloro, Md, at zach tlimsa and
Places and 10 such quantities the Acting nlstAnt
Q1AEteffpa stsr thereAt may direct
The Wood and Goal for q . Naolual UeInefefioa N
be delivered u saeh lines and N ssrh aaAntlss -
the superintendent at each Of the CsmetsTiss may
iarm Of ga viii be Furnished on application 70 this
ofhes, veil Aay AddtioaAl Information Ieqared
hy those desiring 70 bid. HENRY U. HODGES,
Msior and ariermastsr U. 5. A, Oblsf QusHtsr-
masto, Third district, Department Of The kAut.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-01

II. Pope, sgi Thomas Roodsr, 70, James liar.
Finesntb Dlslriot.-Ths election In this dis.
streets me new vote poilsd wa. as ioiieW,i For
candidate TO tho House Of Delegates, D. y. ia.
hnl, 275; Il. y. BARLEY, 100, and p, u. smith,
81, For candidate 70 the Oongrss'ioinls mont au
n. EilnbOrough, $50; J, W. Freeman, SIS; J.,
w. A. Perkins, 27Oi j. L. Club, 2ds; l.. Jen.
rios 2jgj A. X. Browne, llli Martin CrOnin, us;
W Ia Bramhal, ila; scattering, 40.
Sixteenth Distrlo'. f-fur House Of Delegates,
John W, Mcknight, $40 votes William Fee,
/. For the convention, l.. u. Williams, b2l
s. p Robertson, B27; Edward Allen, SIS
Seventeenth District. In this district tho
polls we're on Virginia avenue between Pour.
and a-halT and Sixth streets. Judge, Robert
diichrisu Inspectors, Albert steyenson and
John H. Brown cleTka, George 0Oodall and
A. q. Campbell. No nomination was made for
The hou,e o. Delegates; Ths vote lord lSr dslsgssS'
asl votes; Joseph Williams, 500; II. y, McCau.
ley, ATi Dyer Shelby, 81, William Tallalsrro,
ssit u. IL. Marshall, ia.
trict were located on l. street south, between
Third and Four.and.a half streets. The cleo
lion resulted a. follows; W. Il. Hunt as candi.
votes For delegates 10 the convention the vote
vas as follows James Small, 457 Votes; Isaac
johnson, A57; Andrew q. Me0roH, A5II John
w. RranEOa, l57, and simeon W, Bland, A5T.
NinStSonth DlstTict House Of Delegates,
N. Emmot Urell, t22 votes; y Ryan, II. For
the convention, Timothy Luboy, az votes;
andrew Gleason, t7li.Luoius Allen, az; VIM.
Henley, va, Thomas Parry, tS2; Edw. uUrman,
10; Michael ScAnlOn, 10
twentieth Dlstriot.-FOT House Of Delegates,
Jos, q. Carroll, tOl votes; George Bassott, I,
For tho convention, A. W, Eaton, tl6 votes;
ID, X. Parker, 500; ID. A. Connolly, as; WIN.
Hutchinson, zoo; UhAs. Moore, 407.
TWenty.hrst DlstTicL-FOT House Of Dele.
gates, y W. Herbert, lis votes; y. NJ. Barton,
los For tho convention, q, N. Barton, 100
votes; =. W. Herbert, 1901 L. Hutlloy, lta; NJ.
Sinner, le7; q. ", BuTroll, los,
Twenty. second District Aggregate number
OF votes cast 800: For House Of Delegates, wm.
T. Vennllllon, 25l votes; Henry stewart, 100.
Delegates for nominating convention receiving
the largest number Of votes, VIM, 4, Sangslon,
iVS votes; Francis wood, 1915 James Il. Porter,
is2; WIN. Robbins, 100; VIM. L. Cowan, 1871.
AN INCIDENT,
During the voting At the primary election 10
the Sixth district, william II. Bell, tho bolters'
candidate for the Legislature, came around the
polls. Quito discussion onsued between him
and J. II. Brooks, during which Brooks, by
pointed questions, drew out u Bell that ne eK'
pecIsd his main support from the Democratic
party, and said that be considered Greeley .
better Republican than Grant, and that Grant
was an iInOrAmus aud vas forced upon the
marty BY once. holders, and the party was com.
PEELED to carry him along.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-01

Scaled proposals., In duplicate, win be rsosived a.
tho once q the superinisadont o. Indian Affairs, for
The NorthgIq snPsIinisndepeI, QnShA Oly, No.
braska, until Y O'clock OF the 9Th day Of the sth
mouth, tAusustD lsia for furniahinE Wheat Tor the
hanteo hionH Indians, A. their reservation 90 the
MlasouLi liver below the mouth Of the NlobrErA
lbs bu, bel. o. wheat per week from date Of con.
1919
The said wheat 10 be Of rood quality. subject 70
Inspection and rejection b. the agent q the bAntse
hlouH The wheat N be delivered At the Agency
MIL on the reservation
The right IL reserved 10 Increase or dimlnIih the
quantI ~ the disoreti0t Of the Bupsh ntandsnt al
indian knaira also, 10 terminate the contract that
be entered Into by giving the ountrAot1F
tractors tiH WsakA' netica thereof
hauh proposal must have oopg Of thia Adyeriise-
ment "a slip trom q uewspNpoTl attached thereto.
The contractor ontfaotora will be required TO
give Eood Add anfhelant bond 10 the sam u a7OlO
Tor the tulnlment d The contract, with tuo more
surptiea, whose auihoie1cy must be certlnbd 10 b.
United States Judge or District Attorney. The con.
tractor o. oOptIAotora must be prepared A. 10
enlsf into said bond add o1eoats The contract
The tisht Il reserved u reject any ali bids that
Proposals. shou'd be addressed 10 the undersigned
and Undo, sed Propoaali Tor Wheat for sAntse siouE
Bdder' are Invited to be present At the opening Of
the bids, which will be prgmplly - The hour above
named. BARCLAY WHITE,
b0 Superintendent Of lndiAn Affair.".
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-01

Daring the past month the following Is the
work Of tho sanitary corps, Metropolitan police:
Number OF nuisances reported at central once
by sanitary officers Tor the month ending July
81, lsT2 as; number reported by citizens, 2t
number Of written notices served To abato
nuisances, III number Of verbal notices given 10
Abats nuisanees, 43s; total number Of nuisnnces
Abated, 452; number Of sick and destitute per-
sons conveyed " hospitals aud asylums, IS;
number Of friendless persons buried gu orders
given on the Governor Of The District, III nun
u helpless persons assisted, 10; number VI nTes
attended, 4; Number Of smallpox cases reported
TO Board OF Health, y; number Of pumps, by.
drants and dangerous excavations, sc, reported
to Board OF Public Works, "a number Of dead
animals removed, 2is; number Of lost children
restored 70 parents, a.
During the month thsre we're nine alarms Of
FIRE, as follows: July 4, at S'22 a. H., box 10; 8,
at IN p, m, box l9i s, At lO:3b a. m, box 10
general alarm; 10, at ll:5s a. IN, box IS; 10, at
3:2i y. m. box ST. IL, at g3b a. IN, box %, false;
- At b:b2 p. m, box as false; ~ 400 p m, box
I, loss go; ~, at 500 .. m. m Georgetown.
Police messages sent aud received for tho
month Of July up to the sOth inclusive, 3r235.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-01
AFFAIRS

EOrICKS OP NRw ADvERTISRnENTr.
o. :. O'HAHE n SoN have received an excel.
lent supply OF groceries.
RonHRr n. ORAuAM has on hand over me
hundred aud my nov and second. hand car.
TiaEes.
THR grand festival for tho boneht Of ST.
JosephS Orphan Asylum will take place on
"Wednesday
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-01

N0luENu HrM0oNn-"NNuHM d NNN NFAaANNAs
A special meeting Of the Board Of Trustees OF
OOlOTed Schools was held last night at Stevens
schOOl building; all the membeta present. The
meeting opened with prayer by Mr.. WoTmley.
MIR. Gray reported that he was unable to as
certain any particulars concerning the clock In
Sumner school building.
Mr.. Gray also reported the terms upon which
MessrA Dickson King agreed 10 furnish fuel
for use Of tho schOOlA
On motion Of Mr.. johnson, Mr.. Gray was Ru.
thOIized 10 close the contract with Messrs. Dick
son \ King.
The question Of hlllng the vacant cloTkshlp
was laid over until next nesting,
Applications for Leadership War0 received
and placed on nle from Miss Mary aalleEo, y,
Everett, Mary A. Ward, Mary T. Chew, Jane
T. Kelly, Ida s. Marshall, Julia b. Crosby,
Eva George, A, OArtor, y. II. Richardson and
4. II. Whltei also one from John Beckett, ap'
plying for the position Of enEinosr Of SUN;
ner building; also from J. II. Richardson AMI
James II, Muse for clerk 70 the board.
The election Of a superintendent was deferred
until neKt meeting.
The estimate Tot repairs to the various school
buildings were submitted by MessTs. jackson,
Hill and Manning. The board ordered the
work TO be done as suggested by MT. jackson
and Mr.. Hill, aud laid over for further lnioTma.
tlOn the proposition Of Mr.. Manning.
Mr.. Henry SeATles, architect, was present
with plans Tor improving Stevens schools. The
I'd approved 90 much for the present IS TO
lAtss 10 changing the lower floor
The board adjourned " meet this evening al
go O'Clock,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-01


PoLtCE CouRT-JHdge SafiI-James Divine
assault on Lieutenant johnson, "; John vii,
liams assault on his wife, "; Mike Sweeney
and Plewden Sweeney, assault on Rodger Oar.
roll MILO fined q and other discharged; John
II. Cotton, assault on John Dyson, $40; Thomas
Bagley, assault on Mary A. ulbbs dismissed;
VIM, j. Lorlng larceny of two boxes OF cigars
reform school; christopher Phuger, assault on
uotthelf Multtlnger, IS; Lewis dasklns, as.
Eault, was sentenced TO six months In Ialli Ohas.
Pearson, assault on ChAs. Freeman, dismissed;
0oorge Byors, Tighlman johnson, and Henry
Hall, three colored mtn, charged with TiotlnE at
Little Mount Sinai church, n0ar Towards build.
ings on Saturday night, the case was postponed,
the ball being nSed at 500 each, James curry,
Lloyd Norris, Daniel Sling, and John X. Kelly
profanity, collateral forfeltedt y. Smith, driving
on iootwaJ 20; Robert Dickorson, profanity,
~; Rachel Stevenson and Mary Dickinson, pro.
family, dismissed; Chaa. Richardson and Robert
Hughlet, disorlorly, tS each; Margaret Thomp.
son and Margaret Russell, dlsordorly, % eachi
John Dsvlne, dlsorderly Vs. Henry Bretgel,
profanity, "; Julia Ann Roy, disorderly, IS;
Malachi 0ate6y, selling liquor without llcensc
il2O, appeali Mary Dlggos, assault on Mary
Honso, Dismissed Beverly Wells, assault on
Jerry Orutchheld, Is. Adjourned
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-01

The camp meeting Of the Washington district
NJ h. churches will commence on next W ednes-
day, At Jackson Woods, and be participated In
also by the Annapolis churches and those Of the
Severn circuit At a meeting on Tuesday night
at the Foundry church, the committee Of ar
TanEemsnts reported tents as follows Foundry,
70; Wesley chapel, II; Hamline, III East W ash
inKtOn, 81 MckendTee, Union, and Georgetown,
eachi West Georgetown, q. Other charges
will DO represented by from one TO hye tents
each, 20 there will be over 100 tents from the
District. The two Annapolis churches and Sew
aud will probably have twenty or more tents on
tho ground
The railroad company have put in switch
Tsctly to the woods
Tents should DO mark cd and sent TO the Mary
land avenue depot by Saturday, and the camp
baggage by Monday next.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-01

Yesterday, the third day OF the fest, passed
OF with more sciai than either OF Its predeces-
sOra The regular routine OF tho programme
was carried out, aud all the visitors enjoyed
themselves hugely.
tinguished visitors, among whom were Secfe-
taTy Robson, Secretary Delano, Hon. n. 2,
Chapman, Gen. o. 4. BabcOck, Alex. X. Shsp
nerd, Ooh J. A. MAgrudeT, and others.
They were entertained by the association at a
lunch, whore tOasts were offered and speeches
mRde by several Of the above named.
In the evening the following prizes Wero
awarded:
Ladies' ShoOtlng-FIrst prize. sa'chel, Mrs.
Rupert; second prize, one dozen IA ndkv Shiefs,
Mrs.. John NOgt; third prize, paTasOl, Mrs. HOr-
ner; fourth prize, pair bracelets, Mrs. Endersj
NTH prize, album, Mrs. Walker.
Bowling Alley-FiIst prize, go, CHARLES Par.
keT; second prize, So George LeuneTle; third
prize, klB, W. BeTens; fourth prize, tlO, John
Angsrtnan; nth prize -, Henry Walker.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-01

HEBER TRST No. l, Independent Order Of
Reohabltss, have elected the following othcsTs
10 serve during tho next year II. Hudson, chief
ruler X. Berry, deputy ruler William Jett,
shepherds q. A. LlttleiOhn, recording secreiaryi
W, y. Gardner, financial secretary james d,
HOWans, treasurer A. Arlington, leVitei ID.
NJ. O'OOpnsll chaplalni J. l.. Love, trustee.
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE or MARY HARRIs.-It
Is reported IN this city that Marry Harris, who
killed Burrows, treasury clerk, about seven
years since, and was acquitted by tho court Of
tue charge, and Afterwards was an Inmate Of
the Insane asylum, attempted few days
since 10 commit suicide at her home on the
Rockville road, by taking lAudanum, but the
attempt was frustrated by the prompt arrival
Of physicians, who applied stomach pump and
thereby saved her life.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-01
THE COURTS.


SPECIAL THRN-JHdgs Mum phrevi.-Tb court
was engaged as follows yesterday;
case 20 auditor.
lincoln rs. Lincoln. Order for the appear.
anco Of absent defendants
Reeves W. Reeves. Rule 10 show cause
IN ~. james H. Brown In this case the
court made an order auihOrising the lad TO
choose which Of hls pareats he viii remain with
Adjourned.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-01

Alta late meeting Of boatmen, held At Shek,
ellis Fulton house, the following entries were
made; FlTst.class-Little Ella, Capt Smith,
witch Of the Wave, Capt SmithsOn. Second
class-Spray, Capt. Gibson; Fannie Bell, Capt
J. T. Belt Gertrude, Capt. James =. HTsy;
John 7. Given, Capt, X. A. Carroll. The East
Wind was afterwards entered TOR the hTBtclass
race, also the Dolphin, Capt EatOni and for the
second class the Nelle, Capt. ThTOOp, and May
Brooke, Capt Brooke.
Mr.. Sheekell has offered two prizes, one Of go
and one OF $50 the former for iirst class and the
latter Tor second class; the 10 be 10 9lymOnt
and return, some day In the latter part Of Au-
gust To be agreed upon at future meeting.
Captain IS, stated that the steamer WAWAsst
could DO chartered and a band Of music procured
Tor the amusement Of passengers; also, special
detective engaged to insure order.
Aft0r discussion as 10 terms, rules, sc, II was
agreed 10 postpone the subject OF arrangements
TIL future meeting.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-01


The following IL . detailed statement Of tho
receipts and expenditures u the hnance cOln-
nlttee having charge of the decoration ceremo-
MES on the SOth Of May;
TreasnFy-W. z. Marsh, First Auditors ONCE
SO; WIN. X. swami, SecOnd do, SlSi Z. A. ia
Cubs, Second do, sl11 Is; q. II. Ross, Third DO,
I'm do., tis.aS; +. /. L&@6, slsth do, $3.50
BENJAMIN swallow, secretary'a do, s3e05i B.
A, johnson, SecretAry'I do, tl1.lJ; q. 4. Coon,
TrSasurSrI do, Sl.J0i Ray Z. Eaton, Registers
Otto Weber, PlrSt UomptrOller's do, lloi smith
ToWnshend, Second COmptrOller's do, t2l.ibi
A. T. Kenbey, COMPTROLLER Uurreneyl do tl3i
samuel Mcdonald, g9,nmlssloneI Oust9m Ho'
81. Is; J. W. Hunter, internal revenue, ~. lOi
Frank BettertOn, engraving aud printing,
sle7 Is; 2. l. Rodler, branch Government print
inE once, ~, J. 4, Willard, supervising arohi'
tect's do, tlO; George J. SuteT, cabinet shop
All; Charles W. uOOdFioh, labOrers, fll5O; W.
II. Baker, Waterman, ~.
War-W. II Partridge, Commissary Generals
Once o. so; q, 4 Carson, Surgeon uRneraIs
do, ts225i Z ArtlhndeT, QuariermAster Gene.
rails do, ti5; y. y. Holden, QuArtormastoT
Gsnsral'S do, tiG2, ~. Y. Maxwell, Paymastsr
intsTior-J' ". Armstrong, Census, W. 90; X.
X BroWner, Census, ~ JOi J, Bresnshan, Sec
retAfy'S once, 80 Soi u G. Fuller, Pension Of
nee, ISL 70; II. 7. Hutton, Pension oiiice, ~ J.
W. WlsneT, Indian ONCE, tIO.
Post Ofioe-J. W. OOrsy, t55 SOL J. n. Uarr,
tll.5O; Mrs. A. StoddArd, Dead Letter ONCE,
USpltol-I.. b. Cutler Senate, $3.50; Henry
Sherwood HOuss VI Representatives, tl3O.26.
AETIcultuTe-R. II. smith, SO.
Navy Yard-B. DiBgins, k.2 90; Charles Nc.
Howan, ~ rs; W. II. OVERLY, Ordnance, t1l.sSi
y; sS6sctIbsfs~A. NaIlOr, IT,, 80; Reyes Il 90,
u; ]. A. Patterson, "; miss Kate Nelson, GOO.
MiscellAne0us-,I. NJ. Chadsey, ~; Augustus
r dgely, ti9O5.
b. W. Reed n Son, lunch, decoration com
mlttoe, ~ 81; U. Schneider, hardware, tlS WI
Great Fails leo Company, els 50; Mrs. Z. Lowe,
badges, tl2; II. q, Hepburn n 10, carpentering,
t2sOT' Gibson bros grintlSs; W. SNSndsy o. y,
REPUBLICAS,. - %; the Capital, $50; the Pa
fTiOi, % 10; the EvfHtng Star, $40; Suhddl
Chronicle, tl.g2; Allison Nailor, IT,, transports
? oS fa RSPs SsSnS s%SfEf Ss%s'iss
zack Carter, hauling evorgreens, 49, john
Jones, hauling evergreen, t9Oi james Cook
hauling oyeTgreens, w; W. ]. Reamer, trans
pOrtatlOn, tlO; Robert BOuldon, labOTor, tls %
J. II. small, flowers, t26; Henry Douglas
flowers, So; 4. A. jacobs, decorating, t70j ]. ID
Oloott \ Son, transportation, f27oi NJ. V. Casey
telegTaphinK, t23si L. A: Jacobs, decorating
tlt2i y; Diggins, Congregational eemetery, 80
oOmrade, i2S; Chronicle Publishing Company,
els; Began n wylle, decorating, tl3 al A. NJ
" hitsOmb, " Ol; keyes 4 90, transportation
$40; NATIONAL RRPuBLIcAN, $3.50 Rober
BUuldOn, Ice, IS ooutBi l.. KRrpols, Hebrew Gem
etery, Is; II. Bowen, Hebrew cemetery, go
charity, tll; y. W. BremmeFman, water bar
rels, tl2; JObn U, Parker, stationery, A.05; N
b. fdglt, lumber, .sLssi cash, ledger and roeeip
81, as Balance 90 hand, t550.3l.
A. j. CUNNING,
MARTtH V. OAsEY,
GEo. A. mKYER, Sub. Com.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-01
PROPOSALS FOR OAsT.IRON WORK.



. WARRINGTON, u. o., July N, 1874
heAlad proposals. will he received At this uos uni
" IN. August liza for iuTnhhinH nttlnF And dsliV.
ering The Oastirnn Columns and PllAstsfa required
Tor the lfut, aoOand and third stories Of the south
NinE Of the new htAto. War, and Navy DspaTtmanta
bal ding At Washington, ID, D.
Copies Of the drawing 6psoihoAi Ton, and 6ohSdule
may DO had 90 application a thls once.
Payments Will be made on the delivery and accent
Anoe Of the work, doduotinE ten per cont, unn tbs
o0mplstlon Of the contract
4, All bids must be accompanied hI psnAl bond IL
ne sun ~ hVo Thousand d0llAEs t15.OO0) that the
bidder wlli accept And psrfoIm the contract u
awarded 70 him, the nuihei6noy Of the security 10 DO
certified By the Unltsd BtAteH Judge, esTE u tha
uplted hAtos court or the distfoG AttOTnSy Of the
dlalfiol WheToin the bid ter resides.
The Department reserves the right 10 reject any or
All blda u be deemed ioF tho Interest Of the uoV
eminent to do 90 and A9y bid that 4 not hda pn the
pFnte toTml 10 be obtained At this Aoo, Hnd dQaa
not conform Ia even respect With the taInla Of the
advertisement will not be ooaaidsFedi neither will
any pI9poaAa be Leoeiyed from PArtea uhn are not
themsovea 4nga6od In the manufacture Of eAat'irun
woLh, Aed Who have not tho necessary faculties Tor
Al BIDS must be lnooysd In scaled onySlops cad
lndoTaed Proposals Tor lIonuoTk," aud addressed TO
isls,lN A. u. MULLErr, Supervising Architect.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-01
CITY ITEMS.


UsnUL EAOTa WORTH KNOWING.
THURsToH's Ivory Pearl Tooth Powder 10 the
best DOntrinco In use. It kOeps the Teeth oioan
aud white, and the gums sound and healthy.
Price 70 and 30 cents.
JOUvHH's lnOd0rous Kid Glove Cleaner 10 far
superior TO anything known. Prizes 20 cents.
THoMPsoH's POmAde Optimo Il oNqulsits. II
softens, beautines, and Strengthens the hair.
Price rs and 80 cents.
All tor sale by DruEElais.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-01
4 GERSaEt r M

~ MINT HAHbOH WORK AfDUNkIRk, NY.
No q, u4lTEp hpAThs RHaJHEERa OyEIoE'l
sails for Dlnklrf HGFboF WoTE," viii DO received a
this once until u O'Clock noon Of August "a Tor the
s91sl5noon o. section d about 40 fSSt Of the Dun
APPHoXlnK QUANTITIES or MATERIALS
TQ BIZ huhhlbHkD AND DKllNkRtD
TtmbeT and IhmbOF (asWsd or we'll OounteThswsd }
Zach lom'o 10 bid and paid for By the Thousand
q 7II6O isst :. N. WhIta Hsmlook,
VIZ feet ;, m. Had Plne
III. 8tllb feet b, M Willie 0ak, -
WROUGHT IRON MATERIAL
Each Item 70 ho bid and paid for b. the pound
!, asb ~ cnit boln N ioohsa square, assorted
II IA roGnd, nut, Sorew and washer bolts. N
Inches diameter 49, Itsd lenHtha, ,Nn lba.
III. y boyel pointed DRIFT boltl. heAdd aud wash.
'rS1G loShSs sP9ATs, % lnShss l9ns, 5i9 Re.
EsfiALTR ~ LABOR TO BIZ PERFORMER
800 llusal feet orb billdlng tunder water N0Tkl
q % ed md PAID foe By The husL loot Of timber
II, IlsS6 iiRSsi iSsL tanning and bulldlas upper
1etaIe 70 be hi 1nd paid for BY the linSAl foot Of
Ill ~ cords hard stone u23 cubic fostt 70 The OoFd)
70 " pa Ana paid for By the cord iuTnahsd And put
~, tthO feet b. m soAntllnE olata and plank 10 be
htlsd gained and fAatenod In place, To be bid and
paid !of b. the fsot b. m.
material I'LL be snteTtailsd. Other bddgrs are
Qulfod 70 bid each and even item Of all The other
CLASSES The responsible bidder whose adnrenAto Il
the lowest may e1psot the AuATd.
netAued specifications aud Instructions for bid.
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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-01

THERR Is q wheat field on the west side Of
the San joaquin river, California, thlrty.hye
miles In length by eight miles 10 width, with
an area Of $4,000 acres. Estimating the
average yield ut sixteen bushels 10 the acre II
would give a total yield Of 2, 1867, 200 bushels,
or ~, O15 tons. This amount OF grain would
load s,0Ol cars, which, II made up In one
train, would reach for eighty miles.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-01
A Rrnrnn

Last night, about O9O O'Clock u fTAeas occurred
on the corner Of Twenty second street and Penn
sylyaniA avenue, between James Homer and =,
HsndeFsley, In which the latter drew pistol
with the intention OF shooting Homer, but the
attempt was frustrated by the appearances Of
the police, and H0ndersley's taking ley ball.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-01

The Choral Society have elected the following
gentlemen inactive members Of the society:
ZION N. y. Chapman, Col, D. L. Eaton, Dr. j.
n. HaTtlEan, Messrs. II. u. Cooke, IT,, W. r.
Hell, Juan boyle, Harry II. Dodge, E. L. MID
dleton, r.. M. NOuTse, Irving Ashby, Otto Her.
roy, j. H. Wheelock, WIN. Gut, q. W. Bauer,
j. L. Smithmeyer, j. y. Hunter ]: W. Walsh,
Waugh. j, IL. Patton, John ,. COX, Charles s.
johnson, J, M. Brown, J. NJ. Young VIM. NJ.
'Tsnney and s. J, Todd.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-01

A young son Of Joseph \. Martin, residing on
the corner Of Third and streets northwest,
WAS badly bitten by 4 dog yesterday Afternoon.
| A physician was summoned, who dressed the
| wounds and made the youth easy.