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Middletown transcript., 1873-05-03
4 Suggestion.

The Wilmington GtmHtreiR SAYS the trans
fer of the Del. Battle Flags 10 the Historical So-
eie,y did not please Us Now. We really diin !,
care anything at III about these Gags and only
spoke Of the fuss, parade and haraugncs made
over that transfer. II ,he editor Of the Cs-imfr-
rial will raise company of volunteers and go
out and eight the Modocs when he gets back he
may iransicr his battle flags TO the Historical So-
cie,y with all the parade he wants 10 and We
wont say word against il,
Middletown transcript., 1873-05-03

IL ie. ea'l sai So tae INV n uorrGNror
bts l,.3f
S u. REYNOLDS
Middletown transcript., 1873-05-03
New ssrosessorships.

The Board Of Trustees of Delaware College al
q rcceni meeting In the Clayton House ia Will
mlngton resolved 10 create two new professor
SHIPS for that Institution.
Middletown transcript., 1873-05-03
Eleetinn Of Omrera.

A, the regular meeting Of the Trustees OF the
Poor OF this county, held at the Almshouse on
Wednesday last, the following officers were elect
ed TO serve during the ensuing year
ovsrsecr, N. Barlow; Treasurer, VIM. Rey-
nolds Physicians, Drs. Shortlcdge and Oglc !
Attorney, VIM, Il. loigsan
Several candidates were pat in nomination for
the oycc of Treasurer, viz Vim. Reynolds, II.
u. Hicks, Martin Lane aud Nathanial Williams.
ON the first ballo, Mf. Reynolds received q
votes; Mr.. Lane, ,; Sir. Williams, . and Hicks
!. 0n the 10th ballot Mr.. Reynolds received I
ballots nad was declared elected.
Thus the mudile mad. - year ago is settled,
and The Trustees have shown tina, they are not
afraid, this year, TO dsobcy the dictates OF a
member Of the Board that created them.
Middletown transcript., 1873-05-03
Business Failure.

The firm OF Jane. webb, priners and
s,a,ioners, of Wilmington, failed last week
Their liabilities are said 10 be very heavy. No
body pushed them but they saw things wer'
giving away, and shut down before they go
Too very far in. II is thought their creditors
will give them time to ge, out, and We sincerel,
hope they will he able to pull through. They
are irsi-ra'e fellows.
Middletown transcript., 1873-05-03
The Blind.
Accident.

George c. Atkinson, halif OF chcsteriowu.
ine, with rather serious accident on Thursday
OF las; week lie was engaged Ia trimming
Irfrs aud Limb which lie had sawed ui,, Ia
falling knocked down the ladder on wligh lie
Was Standing, aud lac was thrown 10 The ssagnl,
u distance ui or 10 feet. lie was pretty tidl '
hurt, but his injuries are not supposed 10 be oi q
serious character. Maral--llailills >houlan 60
up on high ladders 10 trim trees.
Middletown transcript., 1873-05-03

The dwelling aoUse % John Coleman near
Rock Hall, was destroyed by fire on sunday
night week The nmly were all asleep aud
wakencd only in time 10 get ont themselves bat
couldn't save ANYTHING, No insurance Loss
not fully known. When will people learn Tie
value ut insurance
Middletown transcript., 1873-05-03

George o'Neiil, Esq, Of Wilmington has beer
re-appoinicd a justice Of tho psara for that cit,
by Gov. Ponder. His old commission expire,
on Sunday and he received a new one on Tues
day.
Middletown transcript., 1873-05-03

DR.. Vests trial for the murder of Cooch Tur
ner In Dover last winter, does not come of a
this term OF court, hat has been postponed, an,
he will be tried before the Court Of Appeals a
its session Ia Dover next June.
National Republican., 1873-03-11

DROPoSALs FOR SUPPLIES,
Il OrTIcE CuEF CoMNIssARY OF SUBsIsTTSCE,,
DEPARTMENT or DAkOTA,
Sr. PAUL, MIsN, Feb, 10, ls7l
Sealed prOposals In duplicate, are invited until u
O'Clock, m, THURSDAY, March n, lsIJ, for fur
nishinK the United States Bubaistence Department
with Wl, 900 pounds Fresh Ground xxx Flour, to be
made wholly from original stoGk OF sound Spring
Wheat Of best quality and delivered as follows;
AT fQRf SHAW, ~ T.
sn,nG lbS, Oh or before June -. ls71.
ga,ouO lbs, more ON or before Sept 20, is75
AT PORT ELLIS, NJ, T.
bi,JU lbs. on or before June %, 1871
sO,UOO lbs, more on or before Sept ~, lsil
AT CAMP BAKER, NJ. 4.
1900 lbs. on or before Juue ], lsIa
gO1O lbe more ON or before Sept 9, lsia
Also, for furnishing, delivered at Fort LE, NJ. T.,
on or before July 81, 1873,
300 lbs good Fine salt, In barrels.
The Flour to be delivered IN good strong sacks or
barrels,
Bidders must state the brand Of Flour offered, and
each bid should contain written gl1rantec, from
two TespQnsibe PARTIES, for the faithful perform.
least eight ounces Of each brand Of Hour offered
must accompany the bid, aud each sample be mum
bered aud marked with the name Of the bidder, and
these marks be referred TO IN his bid,
Ihs proposals will be indOrsed distinctly, " Pro
pokAln for Subsistence stores" and addressed to thI
A. O. g., Fort shaw, NJ r., at which PLACE they vii
DO opened at the time above stated, aud bidders arr
! invited 10 be presept 70 respond TO their bids.
BY authority VI the Department C9mm9pdfI.
febal Captain c. g., Bt'' TX l. CT. 81 !. i, 4.
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QuATtermAster u! \. A. feb3
posALs FOR TRANSFORMATIONS.

OFFICE CHIEF QuAITERNAsTEn,l
DEPARTMENT or Arizona,
Sealed PF5sSSI pT6pSsns "a T sSpy Of hi.
al. 6ss 1ssa's saSa & M rSs e 3 Ga a.
PSaSR y ssans aR@ g. s%Rss n ns ne
ing July 1878 Proposals will be made for routes
ComErsies ne PostT nov sSisiins or wsh ,E I. may
SsS s sst tha % S rSsF and Se
psrGllcl & north lsttasds " Which Er
TO supTly' from Yuma Depot direct IssS
ROUTE NO, =
coRB5.ins The fSsif or whiSn may
Horth q ne g, b 'rs n hOs
10 osuprly, via Rhrcnberg.
road, y this pspartmsni, 70 fosia embrsesd jn
Route No ), and including Csmps Apache and Nc
Biddsrs will state the rate in United States legal
SSRefSr %SeS SS eth The SS saP TRsy
hir nan n Ssr ssanSs sSSs Ms 81 pIsl q
| BY each member thereof
CuntrGciors may be REQUIRED 70 transport supple,
rohtes aud 6iddsr arc requested 20 specify ln lhsl
shOald 4 b reaairsl Win % ST%sd q u stItst
gepaIately from rates for service Within regular lin
! miles per day.
| Zach proposal must I've accompanied by guaran
tee, signed by two responsible persons, whose ~
spOnsibility must be certified by All Ulicer Of III
sia :sssSSa &c & PBaSTs Sts s1 s.ssas R S
contract NTH satisiastPry bond in one fourth 9
isSsS iSI ssryies July isiI TSs rsii o reject an an
or all bids Is reserved by the United states,
| Envelopes should bs indorsed Proposals for Ian
TTauBportAton," and addressed to this ONCE WheT
6lSHf fern, o. proposAi aud further information
BY order Of the department commander
il. DANA,
febS Major and QuArteTInaSter IT, N A
National Republican., 1873-03-11
PROPOSALS.
rosAIs FOR sUBsisTENCE STORES.

I1hOfOSALS rOh bOboiolENIh blOhbo'
US AMY BUIbDno,J
Oohhhh hSysIYYs NV YeSE NJ SiiT, fsS ~ M
SS lSslS: 8 SSf sls.ss! "a sSsssSSAs sSS!s!
Ss ss @ sssR;9 .%s r.. r. s::ass :::is sTsss "a
sbs., WIZ Rsns Corn Ms.l full h..drDed and
seoIss GsB.. SH " O." full h,sdllnsd and sealed
lopsHs. nselsr,i, sc.i.
% hts Maekerelb Mees n. ,
I@ibs. SMOKED IonSuss, n iooib. bo,e,
% boiss Isl %smosed Herring % S''''' :" v w. -
lano lbs. Green Rio Coree IN bbls full headlincd.
' h II; |! IN m, .ssi,Ts1 sSf%IiGcd
S be- Ts SPsnIStea st SH sassF u - S5is i sssdSed
S u; tigsSsa sugar A. I6IsS tal hS hS'SlS9SSIs SSIs
sIs sIs bGa syinT N PS'iS II S6is ssa sd bib.
iO,G0l6s, brown Soar, alb. bars, In silt, boxes
soviJs JsdfiH csadis., ADD, IS. full vciEh,s In HlD.
ao Ipse eYbss. 1S;ss ss'PESesfSe. PsesESe.
81 % Soies pls1 & /. riish Raisins, tssII Is aud as
81" saiiS, cider Sipesar, in iron bgugd NJ.
"aG sistps e q ff'IcsS Chow chow how fideSlI' 0hcrEins
~ don Piehled Cucnmbers aud Onions, BONES.
~ doS. u 4 p Worcestershire Sauce mh'A " III
ic,GD lbs. N IL. Beaps, In bbls, full headlined,
BOul ibs Balt, In bbla, full heAdliped
80 ibe. Carolna Nice, In oak bbls, full headined
Lou lbF. Pearl HOmny, In blb. rapers, " lue' III
10, doS, Extracts, Vanilla aud Leinuy,
I.H0 i6s, Corn stGrcb' aud Laundry slatrh' III W
20 lbs. MaocaropI, ycrmirelli pnd TsrivrH.
~ boxes Table Salt.
DO doz. Toilet Soap assorted,
lnD lbs, Yeast Powders aud Chocolate a.
~ lbs. Cream Tartar and Carb. sOls' III lp
- papers.
itl boIca DesIccated Goldfish,
IS Ihs, Laundry Indigo and NutnCHs ,.
- lis each of Allapice, Gloves, UlnHer, tinpa
mon, Cayenne Pepper, and MUSTARD, III AIo
LOU lbs pure, ground Black reppcr, In hlb. pa
30 ioE Condemned Miit, Eagle" brand. s.,
IUD doH Cranberry Sauce, Spiced halmon fIesl
salmon, Fresh Oysterr, Picked oysters
bsmscrs, br Prs.erSed Pinesppies, curran
Jelly, Raspberry Jam, freeh Peaches, ttest
pihsapplek, Green Gott, Uteen Peas Limi
beans, aid Tomatoes, In apound Cans,
The manner Of making bids, requirements o. bil
derp, &c, the same as previous iron
Theae Stores are required for immediate ship
mcnt, aud In quantities, more or lcss ths 2Ltior
feiG Major and Com. Sub, U, 3. A.
National Republican., 1873-03-11
DRorosALs FOR Army surrLIEs.

OPPICE CHIEI QUAnTERNNsTER,l
FOET LEANESwORTH, KAN, Feb. Il, lsI1 !
Sealed proposals. IN trplicatc, will be received at
this office until Il O'Clock o, m, MARCH ", is13 for
DOdne, Kansas, Of
sOOOOO POUNDS CORN,
JOOOO POUNDS OATS
CARLOADS OF BRAS,
IN sacks; delivery Of the Corn TO commence within
ten lO) days from date OF award OF contract aud to
be continued at the rate per week Of at least one
eighth (t) Of the entire quantity contracted for;
Inc Oats aud bran 10 be delivered within ffteen 5j
days from date Of award OF contract.
bidders will state their price per ono hundred
Proposals will be received for any portion Of the
grain,
The usual conditions, which can be asccrtained at
this office, will he imposed upon bidders and COn
tractors and blank fOrlnB Of proposals will be fur
nished upon Application.
by authority Of the Departnlept Commander,
BT'EWART VAN NLIET,
Assistant 0uartcrrnAster General, BrCyet Major
General U. =. A., Chief QuarteImaster Dop't Mis-
| souri, feha5-
National Republican., 1873-03-11
DRorosALs ruR sUrrLIEs.

HHnnRra HHnRaSysVTrss aSSVEntsa RtEf tttr& 0S,its 0SS,.Sit2sS'
Scaled proposals, IN tripllcate, With copy q ,h.
ders having the privilege of being prcsenO for sur
b bSrSy bay "a and SoSa Which % %sS 6e %PsqSrsd during
,Ss hss psca year Poss IN fh s%S q Slu al
IL h STSSS az De sc
ternAsteT at each Of the Denots and Posts ior fur
s1 hny and w Wood rsTTired tRerrs "'"'
drain to 6e dsiiSsTrdin sacks which are 70 lccome
stacks, either 6Sied or lopse. Al supplies fur1ishsd
arr 70 be OF good, nervhAntable quality, and to be
msy y SosisnStsd by proeT PER- SatS"rity The Juan
NM ;d 5sS I ss a irs SG
whirple Dep6t IA and ID foft IT WhippleS Harley, ssl,cH
PSSRad: pounds SSGd SS5R sS SSSa. s8a 9s eSsE.
Yuma DeIot aud fort Yuma = Barley, b6.1o
pounds; hay, si9o0 pounds; wood oO cords
Tucson Depot and Camp Lowell. barley si;SS5 5.S
PoSnds: d: wood, LOO cords soft. ,,1' ~ - ,
Gang soSs ss9s % hEsPS hE2SSnas 5 aRy i
BssS % Sssa ESSaa s5
pounds; hay, 'e,oO pounds; wood, $50 eord'
Camp Date Greek barley, alscOo rounds SOTg
lS.ao pognds; hay, ~, Sa,oSo pounds; WOOD ID
cOTlh uhfNt hJptDfuh
| New Post at Mt Graham Barley, sn,oD pounds
corn sSse Sleo psn11ds; p1 .as NAY: .hn aG''" lonhdS
Camp HuAlpai- barley, aa,OOO pounds; corn, ~
eS pounds; hay, '6a,cOO pounds; wood. 80 cord
ca%E b.T % SSuS.! ESSsn@s; s5O fOtD e
cords hard, et cords soft.
! Camp MolaVe-Harley, 1A,0p pounds; hay, 1000
| rounds; wood, NJ cords sOH.
| Camp Verde-Barley, t00lO pounds; curn, GsuJ
| pounds; hay, i,etLuoJ pounds,
Zach rroicsli must I've accprpanied by guarau
tee Signed by two responsible persOns, whose Z,
.ponslbility must be certined by an 3ftseT Of N
the bid is accepted tho bidder will At once execute
contract, with satisfactory bond ~ Que fourth th
ali bids Il reserved by the United States. Blsn
forms Of proposals aud further information may
obtained from this ONCE AMI frun the DeIpt An
r9sai 9T ,bla Siso 10 h indSrssL ropSssis
ForaEo aud Fuel" aud addressed TO the unde
signed. Local PROPOSALS, under General Orders N
81 10 be addressed 10 the VuarternasieT " the u
rot or Post for which the bid ID Intended aud Il
by order d the Department Commander
J. J. DANA,
, Chief QuartermAsier, Dept Of Arizona, Major al
National Republican., 1873-03-11
PROPOSALS.
DROPosAJs FOR SUPPLIES.
ntrInfatst 9IrIgs GG[En 81 2TiTIrnn.tsh 2nI nrnsi

OrTicE CHfEr orAnrERNlstEh,J
rorrLssb DsEsFSnsst 81 raos ,nusfs IssSGhys r. ls
gs sS:,'G nd IsP0I &: o5as 5 Z E'yaytifG E'asifnv e'
az ESb " r ioP R02S Se q Y
spechsd below The dsiivsries 10 cOmmence July 1.
% as he 1s u he .srss No n NAV se ae a
during the ilscal year ending June %, isiL
,s cord. # Ef2HET5fNSSpI HsT5f NS5I oHEuoS
% cords u Soft Wool
IlsSo rounds q 9ai-
lsSSS s:S% BSanaa: BSana: & g sIis BIissw
VANCOUVER pETUf, VT.
ago cords % son Wood
ti9.uD pounds Of Oats.
] ] SSRdd: bSSRd: Sf & gJns gifsss e' Ssed & Of S loose
FORT STEVENS, OREGON,
%'sS S FSSaSs 3 Iisys s}ISlsdi
I0nL GAFE DISAPPoiN1NLEr' VT
;,"., ;",m EoTndds IoT@ds q q 2.,s, , [,s;SkG,tI
Ann ,S,ngP CAMP siASJr 8 M; IN y lIsIIAsr.w,T
SSS @ EESTRds ESTnds 9f q B,1sy;.t BH,Is; tgilss gi,Il3
lou bushels q Charcoal
Rlt10 pounds Of Oats
ECO0 pounds o. STRAW
,o,o,,. PORT LArwALi
TO bushels of Charcoal
ii%:% iss$ ES$%$5: EESII%5: 4 4 Sss si..,
.,,..,. ,E2RJ Doi5t, II.
lWG0 pounds q Barley ,s,,kedl
Yp'.npO pounds Of Hay.
bU,WO pounds Of STRAW
FORT KLAMATH. UKEiuE,
~ cords 9f Wood.
ks1sS 1,sSS p,'shsIs posSds Of q ossrcoal Ds,"
sa'@o pounds q Hay:
80, CAMP WARMER, OREGON.
So cords q Wood.
sOOoO rounds Of Oats or Barley. tsackedJ
ii%SjsS ssSS pound: PSSnGas Sf & B,isw. BlIiS;
CAMP HARVEY, OREGON.
40 bushels of Charcoal
$$ s$$$ $$$%$S: #$$%$: $$$%S: 4 s'Sssr ''''A'"'
LINKyILLE. OREGON
I.sS.sS l.lsSsS i.OSnSs ESSnSs q q HsS. Hs
lsS.DO pounds Of Straw.
Propo;ak must be ,In lripligalc, II, ins the, y,-
otee Gddres, q The bidder with one cory u thi
The price, IN United States currency. must be 9,
pressed In writing as well a. IN ngufest and ell bid
he delivered.
The whole or any portion n the supplies may b
bid Tor but no average bids will I've entertained.
No bid will be cnlErtalnod unless accOnpsnlcd b.
ihcy VII sntaT s Inta 5ondS for III asysr ISs
II the supplies should tho contract be awarded i
| tho bidder.
The United States reserves tho right 10 receive th
whole or any portion of the SUPPLIES that may b
CONTRACTED for: alsO 10 reject any or all bids.
The hnal award for any post will not be made unit
the bids made at the post have been received an
compared with the bids received at this ONCE,
Separate prOlOrals must he made for each pne
aud each PROPOSAL bc IN separate envelope, llGlnl
inlprSed "PrOpo-als for furnishing supplies at -
/ once. NJ HANTON,
| teTnlaster DptartIleiIt Of the COLUMBIA. febi1
National Republican., 1873-03-11
DnOPOsALs FOR FRESH BEEF.

IL
HFAp9UARIERs, DEPARTMENT or THE pLArTE,l
OPFICE CHIEF CoMNIszARI or 81 hsIsTEECE,
OMAHA, NEB., Feb. 9, ls7S
Sealed proposals. IN duplicate, with glarantec
signed by two responsible PERSONS not bidders )Ni
Be received pt this once until II O'clock, a m, on
BATCRDAY, the 18th Of March. is13, for furnishing
the fresh beef and Beef Cattle required by the
Subsistence Department, United States army, at the
ing July ], isl3, viz!
Cheyenne Depot, Fort D; A. Russsll Fort laramie,
Fort fetterman, Fort Sanders, Fort Fred Steele,
Fort Bridssr, Camp si1mbAugh, Camp Brown Camp
CReY enne Depot, Fort ID. A. Russell, Fort Lara
mie. Fort fetternan, Fort Sanders and Fort steele
must be bid for together All other stations may bs
bid for sepatutely, or IN such groups as bidder
may elect. All other stations may be bid for In Ons
group.
PropUsAls must include both FTcrh BEEF aud Dcc
Cattle, and the latter must he bid for by net weight
II IL to be understood, however, that Beef Cattl,
will be taken for eNpNdlitiouAry purposes only.
Proposals will be received sub lect TO the usual
dltions, heretofore published.
Information as % conditions, quality cf fresl
Beef aud beef Cattle, paymsltz, Sc., gAn he oh
taincd by arpli"atiOn 70 tho undersigned, or to tn
commissary at Auy station named
Dy command u Brig. Gen. Ord, -..
]. W. RARlIGfll,
| 1 fcb97 DreVct Brig. den, 4. 4. X.
National Republican., 1873-03-11
PROPOSALS. FOR ARMY SUPPLIES.

Uthti N'Tahi@p Wv ahha' w.
CHEZ QyGnTEnx,sTEn's OrrrE.I
scsisd TSs%i TfqrSs,is, d iTyssts, as$sE he u..
4 III Once aud also AZ the ofcc e The United
Sf1ss Ss SiTtsTT,fSfSS 3 ma II day q nsf RPT
" pss. @ H S.; y y f:,ss
AUSTIN, TEXAS,
Bl.61 POUNDS Of Hay.
PORT BLISS, TEXAS.
S5,Go pounds Of Hay.
M cords hSa'V " wS6d. Ssp"N' lhNN''
800 pounds Of Hay.
FORT CLARK, TEXAS
7EoO pounds OF Hay.
49, PORT COYCHO. TEXAS.
laSO0 pounds OF Hay.
FORT DAVIS, TEXAS.
"a @ 60 cords % q W22d;
fORT DUNCAN, TEXAS.
sOO.UOO pounds Of Hay.
,,o,o,It FORT = SnRI SSRI5frIN' TEXAS.
i,1p,UD pounds Of Hay.
FORT MCINTOSH. TEXAS.
iaoioo rounds Of Hay.
Low cords Of Weed
FORT 2UITMAS, TEXAS.
4a cords Of Wood
biO.OOO pounds Of Hay.
FORT RICHARDSON, TENAH.
a9n cords Of Wood.
aiSOUDO pounds Of Hay,
.0 PORT sLoNGkrON' TEXAS
JptUo pounds Of Hay.
RINGdOLD BARRACKS. TENAS.
an cords Of Wood
JlSlIo pounds Of Hay.
San ANTONIO, TEXAS,
a01O cords Of Wood.
aODOOO pounds Of Hay.
PORT GIBSON, INDIAN TERRiTORYt
SO cords OF Wood.
l,TO0u9 pounds OF Hay, "
FORT SILL, INDIAN TERRITORY.
9OlD cords Of Wood.
b,sD,OQ0 pounds Of Hay. ,
The above are the estimated quantities that vii
distribution of trooIs, but the Government re
serves the right TO increase or dimlnish the same
any time during the continuance Of the contract.
Separate bids should be made for each post ant
Contracts Will be awarded to the lowest re
spOnsible bidders for each post aud each kind U
2ontractors will be allowed 10 cord woo and sIAcl
hay upJn the Military Reservation under prOleC
| tiun Of the military atthe posts,
II 10 desired to purchase In the vicinity OF eacl
p1st from the products Of the neighborinR rancho
and farms, aud bids for any portion of tile BIecihe
| supplies will be considered
| Dlank proposals aud any additional information
Is order q The Department SoEI%sHdsT;,n ;,nr
| mhl Chief ouarternlaster DEPARTMENT. of Texas
National Republican., 1873-03-11

DIED.
CANNON On the 10th Of March, lsf9 uT water
IN The brain alter an illnsfs u xpek, !, MAJ.
@ @nICE ,NANsorl only son n James aud Mary damon,
~ TSenty h5st streel northwest, aged one year
hest thee, d'.rliny, stumber -weetly:
sone Sp nov thy loss dcplorS u
Ip.cu art only gone before.
10 the realms of life eternal:
To thy home among the blesl
one Of Gods own holy anEelp,
kleep sweet darling, taGe thy rest
lhe friends Of the family are respectfully invited
10 attend his funeral this afternoon, at O'Clock,
COCKER. On the 10th instant, At IA m, Of con
sumption, TRAVIS COCKEn, aged thirty four years
His friends aud relatives are respectfully invited
70 attend the funeral, from his mothers rrsilenoc
No. tlp Nineteenth strest, between T. aud NJ, on
Wednesday, at SOClOGk.
GRAVES. On Sunday, At . O'Clock, nATNoND n
GHANEr, aged forty -scNen years -
The funeral will take place on Wednesday, MAich
H 2oclock r. NJ, from No. 9i7 Tenth street south
east Friends and relatives are invited to attend.
ONLEI.- On Saturday evening, March 4 at u y
nclock q. m.. SUSAN ALMA, second daughter OF j
w. aud A. r. ONley aged nfteen months.
SKINNEIl-M De- Moines, Iowa March .
pHlLLIr, son Of Phillip II. and Kate McClcry skin
ner, formerly Of this city.
wAI.KEll-Op the 10th, THoAAs CLAUDE, sou o.
Thomas H. and Sarah Q. Walker, aged two year
and eleven months.
The funeral will take place this afternoon, gt
attend.
National Republican., 1873-03-11
DRorosAIs FOR SUPPLIES.

DRorosAIS FOR SUPPLIES.
CHIEr oulnrERn,srrn'S OrrpE,j
DEPARTMENT OF THE CoLuhhA, (
ronILAsp, OREGor, Jan. ls.y..
I'd sSn soSS y TUEsp1Y, thc ii Day d Hpr sy p
furnish tho QunCteTmasisra Drlartment ~ fofi
sna mn suaS M aSaSss as msS To time
70 time b required duTGi The ensuing n'ca' year
STATIONERY
. Tcs%s Tcs%s fSoi:clp FS tspsr;
LOO sheets Bl1iiinE PSTer;
100 aoEcn Lad Peneiisi
% " plnls pllsl1Is 8Isss Insl
~ bottles Mucilagc.
HARDWARE
no FIes, Assorted,
sGS iSs iiSrse aud Mule shOc N'ils;
lisS y aStss @ and Mule shorr;
iSIoo les Sni Nails yu
ESi6s Wrought SSis.
-cussias blows;
q Heating ~ s,crss;
~ Joiuts StoyeplIF;
~ Stovcpipc ElooNs'
ssIIOr.s SrasSss;
iis Mule Collars;
% HOTre Collar;
"' IL IL bbasRS'f baidIs isStneT: SlsnG'
80 sheer Skins.
PAINTS
On lie Chrome utrcri
20 lba Chrome yellow.
lnuD lbs White Lead;
.Dl lbs Black Paint.
80 lbs Yellow Ochrr.
OILS.
AB gallons Boiled OIL;
lUYAllons Raw on;
80 gallons Turpentne.
HORSE MEDICINES.
% quarts Laudanum;
lUO bottles Mustang Linimcn,;
rgAllons olive Oil;
Hbottles oargilng on:
80 lbs Aloes
wHEELwRIdHT TIMBER
laS Wagon Bows:
lOiD feet Hardwood Timber;
so spokes;
40 felloes,
window .sAsiiEs. FRAMES, Sc
b Doors.
ID Window Sashes.
Proposals are only required for articles of the best
qualify and from PARTIES actually dealing In them
tsnch as Stationery from btatiOneru, 6c.,l aud mus
be In iplicatc, with COPY OF this adyertisenent at
tlched. lIeosed In an envelope, aud plainly marked
fSifthsr isrticuiars eau I've obtained OF, ,Applica
,np 70 this atee where complete ~" ~ aIele
Deputy QuaTtermas,rr ucneral U. s, A., Uhici Quar-
ternAuteT, feb2s
National Republican., 1873-03-11
rNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,

LIMITED STATES PATENT OttlCEt
u MAsHIS0roS, ID. O., Fob, lb, lstl.
On the petition Of DAVID ALL, Of Neville, Pa,
praying for the eXtensOn Of patent granted TO him
M heiIth day OF May, 1859, for an Improvement In
iii iS or,lored that the testimony In the case be
closed on The 18th day of AIri merit that the time
limited to tho Nth day Of April next and that said
TPtitiOn be heard on the SOth day OF ApTil noXt.
Any person may upp0he THIS extension,
irGlSfulW II b LT0uEfT Commissioner,
National Republican., 1873-03-11

TINTED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
u wAsHIFaIOF, ID. q, February - lsil
On the petition n RICHARD Al Hot, Of New iofk,
hun On ths 80 day Of August ise' and Ieissued IN
ies Sth dsy g y Ss @ PSs.ss BST en- Improvement In
II is ordered that the Testimony IN the case be
elosed on tho I'D day Of July next; that the tlqe
Tor ding arguments aud the eLAminor'B report be
limited 70 theist day Of August NEXT and that said
petiiOn hs heard on the 9TH day OF August next,
MFl mn fSs~ iSSH Il. u. IEaadEfT. aii ocmmiSaionsr.