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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-16
Proposals.


FsgmEER,s QTTicT, U. = ARNY.l
Scale. propo-.i. N dupIl1ss III I1' ~ 5,t
tls oagS 99an 2 IT, ~, o. W isth DAY q JULY
below ~ ,'''' Wv "''''0
Improvement n WaFeham Hafbof, Mas. For
i%prp,.n." I 1 !, ESs,,,-, ,t,, Mas, ~,
drsdalng. VI ''''o''' WE'VE '0'
mptovshasg, Q, Iaq9ton River, Mass. For drods
ins s ,oS sSso'"s ' S1.ds I,,,
81, sl HTsSS,0,.w.D, ., r,,,,,,,, R,,,, ~,
a';dsibE In the diver.
drOdSiSs 10 he dyer ''''''"'' '''''' ~ = NV
IIh -Inpro,sm,pte Of PswoatuoE Rlvsr.R I. and Conn
FOR dredging In the rlvor.
-Ingsoysmsut Of Thames RlVsr.COnn. For drodE
Mas. FOR buiidibE Wing dams, dIsdsiBs in The
brooL Bar ''' ''''' '''''''"A "'''' w ~
iOth- Impto,sm,pt Of Nov tI.,.p ,.,b,y dam No,
rsm9,ios ,Ss@srE'd rocks and dredging and Tor
IIih-iin proTsmsnt Of Hous.iouio aIV.r, ooup, For
iss siSs dam ~ '''' A'' '"' n'''o' 'na "Oi'd
q BTdssYqrt Hsrbor Coma For
I'M "a NJ ~ sn i0r TP fsp
iiS61 b,n,. .,,s ~ n,,,lD,to, ,t.,.,
" VIZ d1.5s,sS Nv ans,sncs hs w - 70
~, IhhaT T,,s,,,.,..,, ., -, ,.,.- ma.
" W. ~ ,a Sr,rt. ~, I.,1s h"o'f T. H.
~ ~, ~, o. fsoonio River L. I'm v For
Dsialsd speoiBcations ia rsFard 10 ssoh -,rt. and
bsd NM, sii IT, y, ~ 49, H'lnt"n i"'mh MAJ %
PrS aSa Sas be m q s
bisni, ID lSsid is ,tsisd hish az M ps,s. Y W
siruss 70 proposs foT. "'''" W wv WIVES w.
a, foSo, "a Nv e opsnSi At y = m on the alih dAI
gIg2PoSss VA = Tseslysd sf.s, 10 s1h y
Vii B. eossiherSd that AZ NJ, pr,nsv g.as ~ pos
the rsEsisT priatsd forns. OK WRRREN'' ."
1- s..le. o ees.es.-.; ~. val sec. y. :; a,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-16

\ XIV BOOKS
GnOD.BYE,swEETHEAHT, By author Of "Oomslb
OpA f'oWer' 's..'s.....'ss....'s'''..,.' 10 Gems
MAUD MOHAN, by Auuis ThomAs........ d
DROWN FROM TINE SPEAR, By Author
ot"Woren Of MANY Thrsadsn. 70
MABEL LEE, By Author o, Waller Al.
mer '''sss.ss..ssss.........ss....
Also STATIONERY Of ali kinda
LETTER AND MOTIF PAPER PRINTED 9TH.
out sltTa charge.
gRooUET the finest Ia the city a. moderate
pfiosa
Gall and examine bsiors purchasing.
JOHN q, PARKER,
apll h27 Revsuth street,
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PROPOSALS FOR THE EXTENSION OF NINK.
Thkhrh hIllEkr. -
PROPOSALS. Fog woEKs OF IfARBOR IN

this once uaIi II m, on G0NDkY' de ES az ~
August lsil Tor Works Of HsrboT lupT, ven snt on
isf. P 1WI6 1Gi HalGbGk iSSIif2sss rsorA
nork y DO breaA oItension, combating oi the
s9mss q @5s1 ssd Pos, MIA iii .,oo e. lei
hiH (gl teet Ions and thirty t5O) feet wide.
riAls required;
q, baPdLGd Ieo lrnssl feet iIPbsy. twelve By
oriy eevun thousand nine hundred and nInety.fouF
aaD hnrAl isst tgelvo BY twelve u2IlD inches,
ssyeuty.two thousand three h- udred and slity slr
~, Rogsds one and one eighth 40 Inch square
Twelve hundred and nlnsiJssv u,9qD cords Of
40. SUPERIOR CITY HARBoR, WISCONSIN,.
Mofh 70 % pier eGtenaion, consisting of the con.
Iss9 ana p,aslnf o. hgsen us o,i6g more or
csysn l gIibs zach iiiy (tOl feet iopE aud ivsug
SSs sSd ~ iSqi To-. Sf s. at Tbd 81 81
an sPpIo Innate satlnAteo q m ltsrials requltedi
fifteen hu1dred Ns5lOD tiuesl foef tvelyo BIZ slEh.
tesn !l2sl9 inches, Pine aud hsmlook Timber
.fmly,lyo thousand nine hundred aud eighty three
"a Ineil let twelve BY twelve l2Ii9 iaehos, rins
hlghty.tw tSoGsshd nine hundred and ior,y.tvo
pound; sod one and oueoiEbth uiJ Inch
Twelve hundred and nlnsiJ u.20J cords Of stone.
I'D; hARQUETTE HARBOR, MICHIGAN.
Motk 70 DO bTqakvateF attgnsinn, Consisting d tho
Ss9p an s 2, IN be. md Iron sd WITH stone each
"A ". iolowing Is al Approximate estimate Of mate
slI huqdsd Ceo) llu. Eset twelve By eighteen tlIi)
lnshss, pine Atd hspilook timber.
tI7 lin feet, twelve by ivsl1s IAN, inSh nlns
and hemlock tlinb g.
,ssyeuly.twS thousand three hundrsd and sllty.slI
10y noqnds one and onoeighth tiill tuoh square
Twelve hundred aud nlusly.sovsn assn cords Of
,!rlL .MENoMoEEE HARBoa, MICHIGAN.
fss, mora ~ ~ 'h ~. p Of bye hundred @
ulm9sr, t9n bolu, stons and slabs Eld ssvsn hun.
The following II an AppToaimnta estIn.lo nj Bnato
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-16

PROPOSALS. FOR DREDGING.
U. Is. FHduEER uETIcH,l
THIRD STORY. UNioH BAnK BUILDIHU,
fAYErII, nHAM OHAnIlHa 8rnEHr, 4
BALTIMORE, ND, July s, tsIl
fropoaAls arc luvitod for DredEinE UhAnnel near
bAsbuTy In WloOmico river, Maryland. Proposals 70
be sealed IN duplicate indorasd outaids Asd 40.
eompanlsd By copy Of this advertisement. vii be
resolved until noon Of August 3, tsf9, and will be
opeped 10 ton mlnutpa theroAftsf IN presence Of soh
The material il easily femoyod. There /. no rOcE.
The ehaunel Is not 70 stesed seven feet 10 depth Al
mean low Natsr. The locality a shattered.
niormLtlo9 @ b had 90 ePPlleAtlon q this Vaos.
WA. p, CRAIGHILI,
Us Major of'EnIinssrs, U. B. Army.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-16

DROPOSAIs For COAL AND WOOD FOR THE
il TREASURY DEPARTMENT..
IREAAUnY DEPAHTMEnr, July 3, l672.
Proposals To supply the Treasury Department with
Goal and Wood for the ensuing year will be received
At this ONCE mp to noon Of MONDAY, August D. l6l2
lnstTuetlons to bidders viii 9stn[nishSd on hPpll'
cation to j. H. hAYlLLh, ghioi CLERK,
! V1O,l3Iltls9AS tohrpu abtafl
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TISpS 5RH Il FBE sER RSRk OF

OewEao, NJ III, Juiy I, isfl. :
Sealed pronossls viii be received a this goe until
n m, SATURDAY. AuEust 10, lsI1f for labor and
or less, Of the new pier al OsWogo. -
TheIe WI b EequiTed about Yss million tive hun
msasuTe, Of hemlook, three hundred Thousand
lO OOll feot, board measure, OF pine timber eighty
eight (H8l feet oak GnubbiBE poas, hundred and
ioI.lioqr thousand tl0Q pounds % lr9n; sl1 than-
Baud (6OOQl treenaia, i0uf thquaand and fouT hun
died dep oogds q stons andths nseeaaAy lAbotiar
Forms and sPeolheAtous sa1 Be obtalngd a. this
once. JOHN N. WILsON .
I'LL hslor Of Enninesrs, u. y. A.
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Railroads.
RALTIMORE AND PaTOMAC RAIL.
DEPOT ooRNEES o SlSEh sSD STREETS

RALTIMORE AND P0TOMAC RAII.
NoRTHWEsTs. II d" SrHHE's
"a M. Ni.ssrS Fso,... Z 40 mAshlin.i1IOH.
IS M, BliipsTs Nan rs e,s'' da'y creep, sun-
Io ~ MI w..,.,r VI, sss, s T.; sM,u daily en-
AZ; = nm. A. pres, s,ily. 800 ~
eoBmSS.iio ~ s.I,, y ass,hS Esp,s'-'
SSS tS, OlnoinnstiEIpres-' 7g n Accommodates,
7f5 >. m, Western HK. p!iB I. m. Asoou-,s..
~" daily except Bun. Ton daily eI.4pt hun.
|
orn Ss sss s .s. G sSI TS SS:
bs:s sod tssii.ss e 81 ps. ~ ES ~ M
Thtgush dqiisio Giug sasii. 0oismbus. isdsSspsls.
sss.so Snd pou' ' so96 w.
NJ MN GOEgSs'j slIth .gd psnHsylIsgls iysbus.
,.,,s,,,.,s,,.,,..
Ws BILE. scSss,I As9 ShI2 8I4IIR2AP
S.,n, ssI I.sssv, ksi.ad'. sd
N pa, Les.burs % Is 4 N, Snd D. ,. N, md ~.
~, .,I II ha, :, - u 4 NJ, sd ss Leave
"a % I'D ~ aG sad s ~ 4 P's' ss,sa
Sgs N. and % .. ~. - i'pA "
,,sin rom HsSiitSa 'V Connect y n ha y III
fvg Bgtgss sSd nc S.S' H. sV I'd
70! 4 idis and Mlddlsbcrg. 0l"
csrs Of r. ~ nAYkNHR, freight ard Ticket AEsat
os 81 s6sss obo e sn oas sss.l .s On
QO@ngtstlon iisists tbfss ssuis psg nile,
An3u.l tiekots s0o. h. n, HkyEEKR,
@allo-1 1saes-l Iios.s AsegL
nALTImoRm AND OHIO RAuRoAp.H
- 1...,,.,o, ,
.Ha - s =. .2s
-, Am, ZOE BhLTIsohI
a n, and q, d %, ~, q N isd % \. ''
and tilpandf ~ IN. ~
BI.a!nssir. ssiSsyilis isss.
and RSsJ-Is.yS a IS So I'd siIS' : M, "a
s pSt,s Sy.,.og ne lSp M o. sgndsg stop. =
ola Junotion Aad Rslsg oBiy, army
Leave a. 5lS, as = H =. "a g.i5 . n. a. ,,,,,,
" wv, an .1I%nsx
LsssSILoo = 4, "a IL, ! 3 % I.aan
L..y.M 400 s 4 ~ w Ny 4, sr .Sd I!Es
I..,.ss9S Al fAGTs oP THE WEST
nd sss sd y 3I >. =, ''o 'oa'A'''''i''1s
o. ss sSS.s z a q. e 4 = s.S :. p
sslsg ssAllon III trains irou Bsitrnors . Whsss1.
~ Btgssk.sr 20 ,,,,,. 49,. 49,.
Hss.s IN ss1 s,,.ai sS o. Sonnsetlns q hs,.l
NJ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
lnGtoa Station Tielsi Oos a ali hour n iss a.,
NJ 9Ta psIifdIsDsA ~ bOSfY
- o,,x Master d TfSasSoTtstioa
AZ - YV VA, ,.fl z. Iiess' Aren't
aAO. y kooaLA, Ssasr.l Asens
0PHfi.AbFiPHih 4 rs III NV ASynoIhn H
T,.,,,,.,-... NMsss,,nsaIos; Jsss a s.aZsosu-
sos I'm = fpils1s, ,isi I = - i''a H
fas. AN, ts,s.1i ssss., =. n :. ears
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ID ROPOSAISa FOR DREDGING.
UurID Stats ENGNEER OFFICE,
7 Third brohI, uNIOH BANK BUI.DRu,
fA1ErTE ST., NEAR OHARLEA,
BALTIMORE, ND, july ., id7a
Proposals are invited for dredsnH IN Northeast
river, Maryland, near the town Of Northesak Pro
poaalt 10 be toAled In dnposte ndorsod on Outade,
and accompanied byA oopy Of this will
b received until noon Of August 1872, and win be
opened In ten minutes thereafter In presence Of such
bidders As may wish 70 be present. ...H
The mAtorAl u eaaiJ removed. Ihers u 20 rock,
The channel 4 not 70 eIoaed about iest IN depth Al
mean low water. The looalitg Il sheltered.
hpeolhoAhout iorius Of plqpo4Ah aud Any desired
Information 70 Be had on application a this odloe.
The right 10 reject any BID q reserved.
= WM. p. ORAI0HILL.
us Major Of Enginasrp, u, 4. A
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Carriages.
Established 1874.
A. ]. JOYCE & Co.,
r, Carriage MsBufactursrs,
.'.. .f
ana, AIA and GIO
EoURTRKNrn sT

Repairing In ali IL branches An q left for
rspafra, storage or oonlninslsn, are Insured,
Agents for brewster DO, tSt hFooms street. nth
venue. New Nofk. N Apitu
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Proposals.
pRoPosALs FoR wGLLs.


phOTUsAIb FUR hAIFO WAbIE fAfEH.
TREASURY DEPAHfMEHT,l
IuI Z, 1914
SEALED proposals Tor tho Waste pAuot 81 th6 De.
pafmeut Tor tho yeat ending yqng p, 1s9 will b
Uplvsd until u O'Clock noou, THURSDAY, the 18th
lost. " To
TijIiI6Is O,49 -. Chisi 6iefk.
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pROPOsALs F6R DEAD LITTER ERVRL
.OPEs,

Poar OfFICE DEPARTMENTAL
49,, WAsHIHoroEt ID. o June n, l,T1 =
psytment untii Juy & Is11 At u O'Clock N, fpr fur.
nahlng, during period Of two yaarn commencing on
the lOh day Of August l6l EnvolJpaa 10 be used for
returning dead letter. 70 Wfttsra.
The Envelopes must DO hand Eammsd, and equal
10 qualify Of paper and Manufacture to the sample
upon them A. the Postmaster General may direct
They must bo delivered 10 such quantities and At such
times a. mag be required AZ the Post once Depart
ment Ia Wellington, ID U In good order, packed In
strong pAsiebOard boIes ready for use, Tree Of cost
of packing Aad Transportation, a. the rats o. about
l11UJO Dor month"; tho annual supply being estimated
AteamgO0, (moro or lessl
hpoeimens q the Envelopes Tor which proposals
arc Invited and blank forms for proposals be had
% Aprlieation 70 the THIHD Assistant PpsTMAsTEA
No proposals will DO considered unless aseompanisd
PustmAstsr 0enefA reserves tho hAht 10 reject any
and all bids, n Ia his Judgment the interests Of tbs
UoyeTnment require IT,
Bonds vih approved Asd 50 pcisut surstlss, ID The
Of s2Ol, will be required for the faithful per-
iormAheo Of the coutrr AoeordDg 70 the provlriona
proved The 18th o. August, lst1. and PAymsnt undsr
said oohtIaet will be made quarterly after proper
s reserves 10 thaTisht
70 nnnu the contact n 10 his snt m n HI bs
failure " peresn faithfully any Of IL supaiA
or In case OF wilu attempt to Impose upon the De-
pariment slOpes Inferior to aArnplet
Uudsr the law no transfer Of this Contract oao bS
BIDS ,bcald be securely sByslopsd sd sealed
addressed to the Third Asss'Apt poStm Aster Bensra
Post once Department, wAshington, y. g,
JNO. A. j. ORkBWELL,
.tL Postmaster General.
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Government Sales.

q
Government Sales.
GALE oE oUARTERMAsTER's PRoPERTY.
M 81 old = PSSS saeST q
Aagast 7th, q 10 osloek, m the following govern.
Eoysrnmsnt pufposet; also quantity Of luATtsrmLs.
SS s IT, sad S Saat q Skas aas
sagipAss, oonsl,IiRg q uniform e9s,s. IsJ hAVsT.
Lasts can be had on GVPleI,lon Y The gPasssiEuOd
us DEPOT oaIrtsr@a.lsr
n oVERNMENT SALE. 49,.
AEsIHrANr QUAHrKRn AgfER's OFTfcE)
be0 WABAAH AVEHuE, Uhl9Aeol III,
on y dSs d Va RSsus @ AZ ne Safe GS
10 rear Of ~ wabash avenue, three % public horsea
For further particulars APp5 q ths S5d,grsiEnsd
iJS D.. Capt. and A. O. ~, u. s. A.
4 United STATES BUILDINGS AT AUCTION.
DEPor QuGHTEHMAsrBH's OFEICEJ
,,,,,,, ,JEIILEsoNynIE. lisp july 2. lslt
VIII sold ~ paelie anotion' On the EIognd, Al,
@ At Y oISSS M sss iF1S SIsiiSI1 g
ms bank Of the Oulo river, above Jsisrsoi'iliS In
| diana.
pIsssd GPis6I sSd bSitinsd -s6Issio rOois. 1iso,
enc iIans baildinE iO5nsSy Sis6 a. chapel lSo
sRaSs b "S So! sboat S lei si'i uaBs
Ais. Two iCsj SSiisSs, SISSonotivs build"
Printed llats containing dimensions OF bulldingF,
/ AZ can BE- had on application At this once.
| Terms OAab, In Unitod btAtea iundu.
puTobasss wtbh dirty dAJS after the data Of sale
ByOrdsr Of the ouAr'srmAstss ue9srsl. 49,,
b Captain aud Depot 9usf,srSsstSr.
| SSALF or CONDEMNED QUARFERMABTKR'B
| . STOKES, CAMP AND. GARRISON EQUI'
| oEFcE or Posr QUARrEBNAsTEn,l
| fohr PULASKI, GA June ~, lHa !
VIII be sold BY publio aaotion, In the Haloroom Of
| Measra hell ufhll, Auotionesra, Savannah. Ga, on
the ID day Of August, lsf2, varsty OF condemned
s'STs; and 9SPg NSd GIr:9R Il
Grain hAeks tPHulius 4o.' lbs BedsAeks, sinEle; AL
Tefms; Dash 10 Government funds,
hSaIthoHsI q tho % htnl1dlnf SSsiiII RepAr'
"a u ssSoad Lieut. THIRD Eriiiioy 4. a. 4 n.
GALE OF GOVERNMENT PROPERTY,
OuARTERMABrER'a OYFtoEt
FORT RiLEY, KAN, Juuo " lhla !
There will be sola Al public auction, ~ Bort Riley
Kansas, on THURSDAY, 18th DAY OF July, lb7a, al Il
| O'Clock, =, m,
| 3 H0ysea
IAfSy Wagons.
| Water Wagon,
| G6l5 Drain Sacks,
Ard q quantity Of other stores which have been In
aDeood and found 10 DO OF further use 70 the Gov
BlsEsint6s, oSfpsatsIs ana @isssiiGaSous TOOL,
| Ientn, Spades, bhOyela, A4os, etc,
forms cash At time Of sale.
Bg authority OF the Department OopmsudeT'
ICES Captain Assistant QairtOmS'tsT, U, ), A.
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PHqER AEsb or o. SBf sSBgs pr

DOL. u. - hn0INlMhB pIIiuE,l
OsgEdo, N. ", july l. ls7l, :
Sealed proposals Will be rpoeiyod a. this once until
u m, BA1UhDAY, Auguet 10, lni2 for labor and
mGtaIiAls for constructing four hundred and twenty
tta feet loss OF ptsr ~ lAttlo hodua, ~ Y.
There gillbe required about one hundred thousand
100000 feet b. M, Of hemioek timber aud plank,
seventy two thonaand (20l feet, board MEASURE OF
pino timber and plank, seventy soyen CTIl neal eot
u oAk poets, thirty thousand Ooo pounds " Iou
and ESQ cubic yards OF dredging, and tho nsooS
aary LABOR for conHtTucuuE the pier, go
EoTmb aud specifications can BY obtsluod a this
once. g. 90 JOHN NJ MllInOh
iyil Major Of EnHlnoara, u =, Army.
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PR9GGSA,lEIs IAN oRUfgBR6s. -elNHclxd5,

pRQPpsAI.s ..IQR, nQN0g6EF, sF~2H4pT65
= hIfNttfsa" DSAA'SH"f N"'SANN'
49, s,s,,,,.,. iii n. ,.o.I,.s NATL thu aad A,
AZ mi NJ N ne oiso, M tbs sapsrtislns LrsH
80 - ~ ~ N q ~
ss ~. @ H. " ~ piis' II ".
49, hs.sd 1.,-sbi. st,,s hrns.s h. ~. go "a
w osscps,s IN nsona,.ls ~ ~
~ s.hsli - ~, "a ~ P'NhN' ~ "
Itop9sas sil " ~ ~ w elp,o 5s.1' ~ WI
VI ~ X ~ ~ ~ ~ ,.s,n y 49,
s sRs T Ssa 3. 9S . IH%: On prr.
" tne ~,
o. tne OoieStor o. Oestons phesAo, ny sna ", "
pghaa boao ~ me Jun o. A9,ls9 .hh
me bldasr WI accept ana perform tue eontTaob u
AI a, y n, hitn. ., -, -, III, ,,.. a. l..
hlol lle o1nei 10 st9ns hseueV WI Hluns 70 ~
neilgefea Niuih toiu oA9a Aieeh he o9aAaoN - eh'
tered mt, . =, i, ,.,,- -.
PFupos.l. m1sf b Enclosed IN sealed esyeloPe, pod
lndorsed ropOeaia Tot Ooncfete btong' New uoNern'
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Books and Stationery.
rUE AnTERICAN LAW RRVIFW,

fI'hE ,AllhttllJhNl LAW .LkkNlEWa -
si.Bs. s9 20 INK III SsEISk
z ioT lhs pgnditi3p q DsPlssd 6rs@i.s' ~. The
s'l SisS }RF:i q ssS asSgyI:
4 Eysas iss:. Y vi W fsS. 4 ksSo;l: IssIs
Bumbe!s, Si9j Vols l 70 Vi, bound IN law sheep,
GRRdDkGI;s LRkDINu OASIS ON sALFs A
heleet.on Of Case. on the Law Of BALES Of petsona
tangled, Dsos Professor Of Tsu 10 Harvard 6Si,tf
HoRsE IN On REBnTRATroN AND AWARD.
The Law Of Arbitration and Award. 81 John n
hor1e, Irl author Of Law Of Backs and Banking"
w.u. q q, II. m0HHIsON.
Law Boeksslisra sod Publishers,
No. avs Psunsylvanla avenue.
pHILP 4 goLOMQgS nEW BUUKs--Om OF.
Blue Bookt Containing Register Of Ohhosrs and
81 Ussd sl.s .hS vi iSs sas o. ' .OS ?,
naiSh each RsrSon rs appointed % oiaes, The
aether With The names and compensation Of ali print
os smp,oyed X Oonsres, % so Department q
ugdsf direction o. the BsofetAry q the Interior g
pT s,S SaOA Rs. y a AsS g,sigl AID ssssS
r'isu q Japanese leEsti9n a wsshlnEton. gibO.
s va & rHI" JssSSs hHon' Na'h'r Of
Tables sod 1Ssends q Man, oounttiss. Rendered
u r EaS%S iis "a y h i.. " w..., o
qSIs; ~ Coral i,iS3a.. ~ E,0...ss, Dana %.
asd Planet. ~ Edwin Domain, Of he Royal Oh.
Ths secret Hi.,Oy0 the international. By On.
Roas6ipg 4 By MARI Twain. Ano,h-I supply. sa5o.
coated balls, hard Eeod msiisls, IL. 49,
Bookssliers aud StStloueTs, nj | Penn. avenue
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DROPOsAIs ron THE IMPROVEMENT OF
HILAlNoToN HARBoR, DELAWARE.
UHurRD BTArRa ERaMEER'a ORFIoH,l
|... LEl OHnHrHuT kTnnHr,
pmLAnEIRnIA, PA, July 9, l87a
Sealed proposals., In duplicate, made on iormA sup
piled from this oiioe, with oOpy Of this advertise
msnt attached 10 each, viii be received At this oties
for TomovlnE b. dredging, from the ohaunel OF chris
tiAuA river, A. three pacea about 1900 cubic Yards Of
mod sand and other looas material Also, separate
proposals. for removing rock 35 cubic yaTds noO fIom
same Hyor.
SPECIFICATIONS, dc, will he furnished from ths Of
Ace, where map Of localities can DO SEEN, -
y, ID, kuRTE.
IN BVutspSut OIORel Oi KDEiRseIs,
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western RsckIeaanss..

Some of the famous stage drivers
of California are engaged in g con-
troversY as to which of them can
perform the most reckless feats Of
driving without going to destruction.
Clark Foss, the proprietor of the not
ed stage line running to the Geysers,
makes q proposition to wager a heavy
stake that he will beat the time.
claimed by the opposition party, of
seven minutes down the old Geyser
grade of two measured miles from the
Geyser House, with six horses and a
load of passengers. He also makes
a proposition to drive against any
other man with the same team and
load, without reference to time prev
iously made. This challenge has
brought out several responses, and
one man proposes to bet Foss an ev-
en- thousand dollars that he dare not
ride down the grade as fast as anoth-
er driver, one Charley CroweI, will
drive. The road designated for the
proposed exhibitions Of skill is one
of the most dangerous in the world
constantly winding, and in many
places so narrow that only abo ut six
inches are left between the line where
the outer wheels roll along and the
edge of precipices shooting down
one, two or even three thousand feet.
1t would occur to some minds that
the most difficult condition to fulfill
in carrying out the test proposed by
the rival whips would be the finding
of the eight passengers who are stip
ulated for in each trial.
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The research of the Signal Office
has just been rewarded by a beauti-
ful aud highly important meteorOlog-
ieal discovery. On the coast Of
England, from time immemorial,
| phenomena of q great November at
mospheric wave has been the spec
ulation Of scientists and seamen, but
SIR John Hersehell and others have
supposed it was peculiar and con
fined to England and western Europe
which it reaches from the South At
lantic and over which it rolls in long
continued undulations from October
to January, constituting an impor-
tant character in the phenomenal
character of the European winter.
On the I'd ofNovember q similar at
mospheric wave began to break over
the shores Of Oregon and British
Columbia as shown by weather tel
egrams, by the evening of the 18th
1t had spread over nearly all Of the
Pacific States and Territories, Utah
and Nevada and st midnight was
pouring through the passes Of the
Rocky mountains. On Thursday,
the 18th, it descended in Colorado.
Nebraska, Kansas and Indian Terri
tory. On Friday morning il extend
ed in unbroken magnitude and mag
nifcence from Oregon to Washing
ton Territory, upward throughout
the Great Trough, a depression Of
the Rocky Mountains, then back to
Idaho and Montana, and stretched
thence to lower Missouri and lower
Mississippi valleys and over western
shores Of the Mexican gulf. This
discovery will enable the meteorila-
gis to anticipate by many days the
Of winter as it advances
from the Pacific coast eastward in
the great current of westerly winds.
1t serves to clear up the old mystery
Of American winter storms, showing
that they originate in the Rocky
Mountains, upon whose cold and
lofty summit in Nevada, Utah, Col
prada and Southern Wyoming the
vapor-laden air of this wave coming
from over the warm Pacific is now
seen to be condensed in the over
SHOWS of the fOrty-frst
parallel. As this vast aerial wave
IS probably like the English wave
continued in successive undulations
lor TWO or three months it NAV as
sist in explaining the comparatively
high temperature and light precipita-
lion in winter along Puget's Sound
and eastward.
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A paper called The Cat has inst
started in Georgia, 1t will cultivate
the MeWses,
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Death Prom Rarthnnaksa.

During tide time from December,
1871, to April, 1872, there were earth
quakes of unusual number and vio-
lence. They were felt in some parts
of the world never so disturbed be-
fore, and sixteen terrible ones are re-
ported during the time mentioned.
Those involving the greatest loss Of
life were in and around Persia. where
10000 people were killed, Antioch
being also revisited, and from LOCO
to l, 800 of her people dying from
the effects, The list of these given
in the Oger5aad, it is said, is very
imperfect, as many countries have
been suffering from those shocks
from which no reliable statements
can be had. The OUsrlaad puts the
entire number of deaths caused by
them at near 100000.
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the earnest reply. @We are all de.
pendent upon each other"
1 A few days Of continued anxiety
and then all was again cheerfulness
and sunshine with the Markhams
Little Julia was rapidly recovering,
and Robbie showed no symptoms OF
lhaving taken the disease. Good helm
was in the kitchen, and the doctors
carriage was no longer seen standing
at the door :
Mrs. Lawson continued her friend
ly visits, and being soon on familiar
terms, told them one day of the
handsome sum which had been con-
tributed towards rebuilding their
barn.
''The friends who first got MP the
subscription thought they should be
obliged to give 1t az" she remarked,
"there were so few who felt able to
help us; but there has been a large
addition to it lately, and we cannot
ind from whom it came. am sure
we are most heartily grateful to him."
Mrs. Lawson glanced at Mr. Mark
ham as she said this, and perhaps she
had her suspicious as to where the
gift came from.
The gentleman said nothing; but,
as she went on talking with his wife
on other subjects, he thought over
the events of the last two weeks, and
came to the just conclusion that what
ne had learned from Mrs. Lawson
was far more valuable than anything
that money could bestow; and in
his heart he resolved that the better
motto of "Help one another" should,
IN future, take the place of his "Take
care of No. l."