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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-12-28
From PottSyillc, Pa.

GAZING IN or \ COAL NINE.
louisville, December 27.-Oue miner
was killed and two others severely injured
by the caying in Of the slope of the
Burnside collcry to-day, at ShsmaEin.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-12-28

A MARRIAGE in high life is to take
place in Washington on the last day OF
the month. Tho groom tina. is to be is
member OF the British legation aud tho
son Of . wealthy English family. Tho
brids.slect Is a daughter Of Hon. Archie
Campbell. She has been inspected and
pronounced satisfactory by the parents of
tho groom and has received elegant and
costly presents from them. A special
dispensation has been obtained for tho
celebration OF the marriage in Catholic
church, tho groom being member there
Of and the bride protestant, and papers
have been drawn up, containing the prom.
Use on the part of the lady that all chill
dren born of the marriage shall bC
brought up in the Catholic church. The
brides and the bridesmaids dresses arc
PAris-msds and all Washington ia on tip
toe with expectation.
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Pittsburg Lawrence Cincinnati. De-
rartod--Pst Rogers, Cincinnati; Paragon,
New Orleans; Lawrence, Nashville.
Weather cold showing oil day; Their
mometer ranged from 20 to 81. Business
halter
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THE railroads are reducing ihcir fares
10 the East. Tho Baltimore and Ohio rail-
road sell tickets from Chicago TO New
York for fifteen dollars. Twenty-Five
dollars 10 the price on other roads, but
these will DO compelled to reduce also,
and competition among them will
make travel TO the East, for a short time
At least, very cheap.
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The New York 'Herald's' Cuban cores
Iondent sa1 that a reign OF terror is
now prevailing in the eyer-faithful lslo.
All the ,ung men in tho ci.y-Saniiago
do Cuba-able to bare arms, are forced
to don q uniform and appear on duty
Many of these are in reality Cuban sym
pa,hizers, but in peril Of their lives, they
make no sign. To be seen speaking to al
American is to DO suspected. Many o
the inhabitants arc fleeing tho Island fo
Kingston, Jamaica, where they face dan
ger in another form-the yellow fever be
ing epidemic among tho natives, and car
rying of largo numbers daily.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-12-28
From New Jersey

PATERSON, n. j., Dec. 27.--The silk
weavcrs are advocating reduction Of the
tariff on thrown silk from thirty-ive to
fifteen per cent, and tho matter will be
pressed before Congress
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From Cleveland, Ohio.

CLEVELAND, December 21.--At ifteen
minutes to twelve o'clock o.day Mr..
Charlie. Stetson, au old and highly re-
spected member Of tho Cleveland bar, sho,
himself with single bsrrelled pistol !
the ball taking etlec. in the temple. lie
il now dying. Financial embarrassment
is said TO be the cause.
ENGINEERS STRIKE.
The engineers OF the c. & V. 7. rail-
road who struck u. twelve o'clock yestcr-
day. returned TO work to-day. All train.
on that road are moving on tins.
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Resasns matter on every pagc.

Porn PIUs NINTH has appointed
twelve new cardinals, filling all tho VS.
cancies In the sacred college.
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From Canada.

PEMbRoKE CAN, Dec. 27,--Osier, con.
victed Mt the las. essizes Of outraging and
numbering q Polish woman named Lue-
vitgb, aged 80, was hanged today.
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From IulianODOiis

lspIAHAroLIs, Ind, December 81
a train on tho Pittsburg, Chicago and
~. Louis railroad left tho Union depot
this evening at half past six o'clock, in
charge OF Harvey Vance, an engineer Tot
member Of the union, but before the
uain had reached the outskirts OF the city
a sho. was fred which took effect in
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-12-28
From New York.

NEW YORK, December 27.--Thomas a.
Scott, President of the Pennsylvania Gem
trail railroad, and j. n. Creighton, Gem
oral Western Agent, left this city this
morning for Philadelphia, in response to
dispatches calling for their immediate
presence, on accoun. Of strikes on their
Western lines.
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A DELEGATION

of G, bans will leave Baltimore tO-mor-
row for Now York 10 meet the steamer
Juniats and escort t. Baltimore
Seniors Manuel, Silvorio and Amabor-
saco, formally Of the Edssr Stewart,
who are among the Survivors Of the Nir-
einius, have fought in Cuba, and their
escape from death is to be attached TO
their extreme youth, Silverio being only
seventeen years old. After short time
in Baltimore they will JOIN tho crew Of
the Edgar Stewart
Orders have been issued from the Navy
department TO discontinue the recruitin &
depots at Toledo, Detroit, New Orleans,
Baltimore and various other points whore
they were opened at the beginning of
complications with Spain. The number
Of men ia tho Navy is now 10000 and II
would have been very easy matter 10
ship twenty thousand or even thirty thou
sand had public service required them
| The regular recruiting stations a. Boston
| New York, Philadelphia, Washington
/ and Norfolk will be continued, though
the enlistmen,s will DO confined to able
bodied sesmen, TO keep that class up to the
required number, such men being slway'
needed in tho service. Landsmen aht
other recruits will not DO accepted.
WAsuINGToS, Dec. 27. - Outstanding
legal tonders, S377 COZ. Receipts
from internal revenue for the month
| 1920 3O2 tor the fiscal year, 40, S33, 1913
The Attorney General has recommends
to he President for pardon Reginal,
Young and Neal Haskins, Of Alabama
convicted of Ku-klux outrages some tim
ago, and sentenced to tho Albany peni
Tertiary.
congressman Wilson, Of Indiana, an,
Eldridge Of Wisconsin, tho sub commi;
tee appointed by the judiciary Committe
of the House Of Representatives, LEI
Washington tonight.
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CALEB CUSHING TO BE MINISTER
TO SPAIN.
no MORE RECRUITS FOR THE
NAVY.
RIVER AND MARKET REPORTS BY
TELEGRAPH.
From Columbus Ohio.

COLUMBUS, December 21-Up TO mid
night no violence or particular trouble
has occurred by reason Of the striking en-
gineers. The railroad authorities tonight
shipped Eve hundred cartridges to Brad
ford junction for tie use of the Sheriff OF
Dark County. There has been consul
tation with State authorities relative TO
calling out tho militia for duty in case
they are needed, bat up TO this hour no
call has been issued.
COLUMBUS, December 27.--The excite
ment over the engineers strike is undated
here. Ono train left for Pittsburg this
morning in charge Of Master OF Transpor-
tstion Simmons. A posse Of police wore
sent out on this train to Dennison, there
TO receive orders from tho sheriff. A dis
patch was received by Manager Caldwell,
from headquarters in Pit,sburg, stating
that engineers on tho Cleveland division
have gone to work and signed paper
agreeing if they are given employment,
they will not strike sgain, and denouncing
the Brotherhood a. the cause Of all their
troubles, a train hiss Just arrived from
Pi,tsburg, Hundreds Of able bodied Loaf.
ers throng the depot, expressing intense
regret that there is so little fun going on
From Cincinnati.
CIScIsEhTI, December IA reporter
vktod the striking engineers Al the Pen
ditton yards, and received II number o
statements ia regard 10 the eau o OF til,
strike. Messrs. Jessup, Seigler, Price anC
Clemens, the Oldest enginoors on the Lit
tie Miami railroad, state that about tive
years ago Col. Thomas Scott, Messrs. Nj
Cullough and Layrig and the engineer
made an agreement regarding the salarie
Of eng inders, and sgreed that the contrac
then made should not be violated b.
either party before both parties had dis
eussed the matter, Tho engineers CLAIM
that this agreement, has been violated
They think considering the dangers ant
responsibility and working hours, tina
their wages are not too high. There wa
a largo minority Of engineers who dread
cd the issue as is shown by the fact tina
out of fity-one engineers on the Cincln
natl division, twenty-five voted agains
the strike. Superintendent Ellison OK
poets by Monday to man all passenge
trains, which left on time except tho nc
commodations.
CIEcINsATI, December 27.--Pour hun
dred and sixty thousand hogs have beef
slaughtered in Cincinnati since Novem
Der Is. against $50 GEO for tho correspond
ing period last year. The Board of Trad
to-day adopted resolutions protesting
against the repeal Of the bankrupt lawi
especially the involuntary clause, and re
commencing amendments reducing III
expenses Of enforcing the law by reducin
fees OF officers, and that section thirty
nine be amended to make thirty instea
OF fourteen days in reference TO tho su,
pension of commercial paper. Railroa
0 troubles are limited to the Psnhandl
, route.
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From Havana.
THE vIRdISIUs AGAIl

THE vIRdIEIUs AGAIN.
HAVANA, December 81. - The Prize
court has condemned tho steamer Virgin.
ius us lawful prize.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-12-28

LEWISTON, Me-, December 27.-Lucy
Tenney WAS Murdered in her, bed, in
Grafton, December "a, by her husband, a
blind pauper, aged IS.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-12-28

CASTORIA is more than substitute tor
Castor Oil. Ii Is the only SAFE article In
existence which is sure to regulate the bow
els, cure windcolic and produce natural
sleep. II isploasant to take. Childrenneei
not cry and mothers may sleep l0-7 WY
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-12-28
ENGINEERS STRIKE
From Washington.


WAsHISGroN, December p. 49, The
president has appointed Caleb Gushing
Minister to MADRID, and having accepted
the resignation Of Gen. Sickels, tho nom
iuation Of Cushing will be sent to the SEN
ate Immediately upon tao rea'semblinC Of
Congress. 1t is understood that Gushing
has accepted the nomination,
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-12-28
MIsrez

each bottle. A circular containing certiii-
Gates OF wonderful cures of Rheumatism
neuralgia, lock-jaw. sprains, swclIings.
burns. scalds, cakcd.brcast-, poisonous
bites. frozen ieet, govt. saltrheum, ear.ache
SC. and the recipe OF the Linimont will be
sent gratis TO anyone. IL Is the most won
derful healing and pain relieving agent the
world has ever produced. II sells as no ar
ticle- ever before did sell, and 1t sells because
1t does just what it pretenIs 10 do. one bot
tie Of the Centaur Liniment for animals
yellow wrapper is worth "A hundred dol
lars for spawned. strained or CALLED horses
and mules, and for Screw-worm IN sheep.
No family or stock-owner can afford TO be
without Centaur Liniment. Price, 30 cents;
arge bot,ca. 81. J. b. Rose ~ Co., SO
Broadway, New York.
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Ccutaur Eminent.

The great discovery of the
age. There is no pain which
the Centaur Linime mt vii not
relieve, no swelling which it
wiilnot subdue, and no lame
ness which IT will no! cure
This is strong language, but
IL il true. It's no humbug I;
the recine il printed around
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-12-28
DIED.


NEW York, December 21.--An infant
son Of Commander Braine, now on the
way to this city with the surviving pris-
oners Of the Virgihius, died here to-day.
CHARLES II. THoRNE.
Charles Il. Thornc, an actor at the
Union Square theatre gave bail in five
thousand dollars to-day, in n suit brought
by Mr.. Seilheimer, the dramatic critic OF
the Herald, for damages for an assault.
Tx Supervisor Cross Of brooklyn, has
been fined $3.50 for allowing Mrs. Hoke
to escape 20 Kansas, carrying a child
with her, for the possession OF which suit
was pending
THE KENTUCKY LOTTERY.
Tho police today made decent on the
| headquarters oflthc Kentucky lottery in
this city, and arrested several persons and
took possession OF all property on the
! premises.
Survivors of the Polaris arctic c1pedi
ton will meet in the Metropolitan hote
Tuesday next, and petition Congress FOL
additional compensation, owing 10 theil
impaired health.
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EXPECTED TO SALT

Information has been received from
Baltimore that the steamer Edgar Stewart
is expected to sail shortly. Sho is cleared
for Jamaica, taking nothing but passen-
gers.
National Republican., 1873-12-22
MfsoELLANEous ITEMS.

Twenty savsn Nashville iiilcs determined to
practice economy, yowcl not 10 wear anything
more expenslve thaucallcn dresses TO church, and
church aincc.
Thore Is woman In the vicinity Of Severance
come. sonH 10 ns T%s rroy ssss hs S"s sS ssS
got Ear beyond bigamy-way up somewhere Into
trgoupmctry.
Allhnce Monitor, has been elcctcdursnd Worthy
Quiet Tampnr OF Ohio. Thus the principal tcpi.
poranco organization Of the state Il headed and
led by women.
A happy msquota,lon by young lady whose
gcntlrniin caller stayed to, taic caused speedy
good bye, Tho clock nIuek twelve and she 70.
msrked, NOW Is the wheeling hour OF bisht whvn
people yawn."
MIs- sarah Savage, OF Por.isns. wants II, GO
from her mistress, VINO inirctei y!trioi intc her
ofihe par;or door. Sarah has SUIT the pecplng
business. whether she gets her money 81 not.
TAe worf'agm.n of london have Shakespeare
tors ~ read and discus. Shpsspeare. The men
say .hs' the women unders'aai Shakspeste bet
ter, sat know more OF him than they DO.
"Your future husband seems very esacting; he
has bccn sipu!ntlpg for all s,rts Ct things, said
smother 70 her dausnler. who vas on the point
the adsciiGnats girl, who wa, already dressed for
the wsdling, "thesc are his last wishes"
The reeout commencement exercises Of the Iowa
State A grlualturHl college developed another In
novMlon Of woman on the sphere or man. Seven
young ladles graduated In the class OF stock
breeding. After thorough investigation OF what
thcy knew about farming and short horns, Jer.
scys B;rkshrcs, ,Notsvolds, and horses especially,
they were handed over 10 enc Interrogation Of
amsteur and practical stock by eaters present who
qwisyei them With al, the Problems aud intrica-
ctes knogn, but failed TO raise point with which
they were not thoroughly coryerssni. .lt wss q
notice1bie hct," says Che correspondent OF the
Uhicago Journal, "that with nil these young Ia.
dies The horse was their iayorito theme, In their
knowicdge q which they ou,ranked The men Of
their clNs."
Church wa. married four times. and his wives
were all buried In a certain graveyard. It be.
como necessary TO remove the remains Of the dear
departed ones TO another ccmetcry. Church un.
dsrtook the work hiinselE hut In carrying the
sainieJ dead In nsorors ear the bones untortu.
natey got mixed, nAd when rclntcrmeut began
even Church himself was unable to tell which was
Emlly and which was Hannah. After doing the
best hc could hehad the four graves closed. Being
astriclly accurate man. he lclt II would bc wrong
tv USE The old head-stone when he was not certa In
that ltsnnah's dust was all under her tomb. stone
50 10 order to bc precise, he had new set made
with such inscriptions as these; "Here lies Han
nah CHURCH, land probably part Of Emily,l whs
was born ''etc. "Saored to the memory OF Emil,
Church, (who seems to be mixed with Matilda, J
who w,s born" etc.
''s,r,nFcr, pause aud drop tear
for Emily Church lies hurried here.
MlTg,e,l In some prrDie Ming manner
With Mary, Matilda and probably Hannah.''
National Republican., 1873-12-22
DRoPosALs fUR ARMY TRANsPoRTA.
Il TION.
uhsSSS SnIsrs 3. PskeI

Or. fkuL, NISS., November IL, is7S.
ecaied propo-sls ~ hc recci'eai this office nn'i
~ oci0nk NJ. cu the 18th day Of January, lN.L for
the transportation Of military supplies IN Eout.
No. 4, aud on roste In Mouta ana, during tile Nghr
cqnutrurlng April is1t nndcniing March 81, iss.
PrYposals for zach route must be made .rpara'cN,
rnd u, irplcate, and will be accompanied by bond
pibte parties gnRrants, that, In case contra"t
j. Awhried 90 The bidder. he Will execute the sahf,
and give good and .ufhcicnt bonds for Its i'lhl'-
ECopy OF form of sonirset aud blank forms Of rr,.
kosaI guarantee, Ao., can be hast oe appllca.n %
Ehs ONCE Of the Qdarternaster's Departnirns Hs
thieaao, Iiiinosi 81. Louis, MISSOURI; fcrtfr.V
Yortk, Ksnsa.; essha, Srhrssks; Ogden. W =
Fort shaw, NJ. T.; ar Al this ohice. copy of III,
kdye<tisemcnl viii hc attached to The proposa!.
-preposss VIII We endor-edH a. Ellovsi ''Ptoposa's
f6r Army Trantlortatlou OF E"utee--,h gEl
Adlroascd 10 the 6s.efslEn-tl. -
N. B.--PiOpOsas fer tran spuri itOu byrtver tru'T
Fargo, u. n, Jr Mpfhpai. Mlvn., 10 Fort r,n.
bipA- or intern.dlhs polnts, WI y" considered ~
ths same time. NENJ. y. CAHD,
thIpf Uulrterniafter,
National Republican., 1873-12-22
l. TiON on THE MISSOURI RIVER.
"Na2pn',mI 9lSi,n MY VI ~ I'M NJ y "Iiin,Sn @

". Nss h.ts.s 4
No. - USioS RrILDiNu, Dee. iei 1873.
Sesirt proposals will he received at this Office
tii, And opcted NJ. II O'Clock M, THURSDAY, JAN
nary u, iT, for iir transportation Of Government
eroops aui supplies on the Missouri river, between
sioaS Guy. Iowa, " laakton, D. z, t.s principal
rate prS,sis nj also be received for
dion briwryn BismNrrk lat The n. p. h. II. crossing
OF Missouri rlvtrl or Fort Abraham Lincoln. ~. r.,
~ prlncnai startiug. .pOint aud Fort Benton, FROM
March s,tO OctobtrN, 1874
Each propo-al must be accompanied by bond In
In legal form by two or more responsible per- ons,
s(eerlhoi fully responsible by Judge clerk of
uutted statrs district cuurt.D guaranteeing thpt
In the coutrnct Is aw aTded to the person pro-
posing. y will Ne scncptrd aud ertered ,into, and
good aud suhcicnt security Furnished Immediate,
ky him III the -ii,a OF one hundred thousand dol
lars tsteo) for the faithful fulhllment OF the con-
'Thy Gcvrrumcnt reserves the right TO reject any
OF slt bits that may he offered. m
inlormsilon OF nsslsr. farm oT contract to be en-
trrcd ln,o In case cf award aud FORM OF propoAl can
be hsd by application TO this office TO the onres
pf the yusrttTtaastrr's Department s 81. l.0uis.
Missouri, Fort LeAvruworih, KsuSas. Omail1,
Nsbrssk,, or sluux ,ity. iuwr; AMI no bill will b.
the Hat OF SPECIFICATIONS and requirements aud form
Moreover, no ma VIII bc entertained. under any
cIreum succs, Hhltty The bidder 1. present In per-
ssn, y duly hnhoriked agent ar at lorncy, at the
% show that he Is flIy able - carry ont The con.
trert In all resperts, ifawardrd 10 him.
Proposals shouEt he indorsri. "proposRls -for
army Transportation or the Missouri river" aud
addressed 10 the undsr''rnedi n ,rcur,
Ak.i.tant. rns.lsr General Z. s. army, ,hl,
(uagtetula,ter MIL Div, of the Missouri,
National Republican., 1873-12-22
DROrOsAI.s FOR sUPPLIEs.

.OrrIcs ASSISTANT rQrAnTkRhAsIEr,
- f0HT hoSRok, Va. December y. ls.a.
,,wu. ge old .,.puslic auction. a. for, honrot;
And Quarternastrrs' stores, ylNi t#E.
% hats, tnntriMmed.) - q -
~ hat feathers. - H.r .H
40 hat crossed cannon.
~ hat eagles. r.
~ cap rings.
- CAP tulips. :. -
~ braEe csp'.
"a unif'irn costs. artillery.
10 uniform c0str. ord
~ unirorn Jsrlsi., iieht artillery.
~ dannel sack coats, lnsd.
pair hoctees. senrd. -s ~ ~ -
9 pairs bootct,. nrEged. o.. lta.
n snshes. ....
nj 80 yards worstsJ lace. " lach.
fsI yards worstcd lace. y lnch.
q psirs non lnIssioIel slsG metallic scales.
al bsirs corpayali, and priyates nataliic scsis.,
~ buttons and slides for metallic scaies
" bedsArks, single.
Z msohlnr, rulinF aud blndcry.
T4rus casii, In lfnIltd States currency. A de-
peIt of tweniy.hve ilD per cent. viii he required
On all artlales sold Al q imC of sale,
~ order Of sSerstaIS 6r:, n Var, ,cxrpsox.
Usptain and A. Q. NJ, Byt Major, C.s,h,
National Republican., 1873-12-22
pYaaEEN q wILIuAMs, ,AsctIe.eess
ID No. IJOi nortI,west corner renta aad ID stre~,s

S,s sff SIrS SSB 81 STSSsshissFSs Whit s5sstTs wfsf
ny y,rias ef decree % the supreme csur. &C The
Of December, A. u. u.a and Pss.ed ~ the csaef g
!sluc.. A, stoyrli and oihers pl.ini,.- .e,l.ss
TguIty Docket u. will offrr for sale In front ofthe
premises, on MONDAY. the 9th day Of Desemeer
lie city of Washington, District OF Ccl.m,ssr
designated aud desrribed as briuE the wrtt hAit -
lot numbered THIRTY Ia In the suhdiv ision Of
square numberrd three hundred aud eighty. ntne
(si and the inptoyemcn nts thereon. consisting %
. two-story brick house. .
Terms OF sale ss prescribed by decree one rail-
cs.h; baisnce In AiN and twelve months, win iu-
terest from DAY Of sale, one hundred dollars do.n
on day Of sale. If lir terms are not complied Win
In from the sale, the trustee will reserve the
right to resell at the riek and cost OF purchaser.
- MILLS DIAN. Trustee.
deIz-d GREEN wtLltAMs, Auets.
National Republican., 1873-12-22
DYE. Men. TIMONEY q CO.,
No. 81 s s,rse,, rs.e under % second Ns,o"si D:as


TRUsTEg's SALE OF VALUABLE PR0IEKIY
IN sQltAnF SIS, On y sTnEkT, BEIWEAH
WEsr. FRoNrISG PEsNsiLvANiA AVE
Iy virtue Of deed Of trust 10 me, dated June 3,
$50, apd recorded IL ieer el folio "a, one Of te
Land Records for washin rton county, In the Die
,r,ct q coIambi, viii .,i, r gSsI,s aSssion, e
~ lGa io'e,ocs p. m al thai c.risin psrt q les
and fortyeight, tsts n the city OF wsshinston, %.
C., beginning AZ the dividing line of iy,s nnrirr
one and two, on ID street, and running from tkcnee
with said line north seyentyhyc sl feet, thence due
esu twenty (20) feet thence due south serenty-hye
5I street, and thence with said line ssl
street twenty feet to the beginning together win
all the improvements.
TerInsi s5, 900 cash, and the residue In sly sss
twelve months, for wci The notes OF the purchaser,
hearing interest al the rate OF per cont. p~r
num- and secured by decd Of trust on The propert
will be isken; tsodoNn or the day o. .aie, snd ~
complied ith In seven days afier dsy OF sale.
the trustee reserves the right 10 resell the properly
nj the risk md Of The dcfau purci ater
hvr days advertisement In one more OF the news
GEORGE W. STltkNEY, Trustee.
D.. MuB. TlMONEY a 90.
dccIT-w. v, M&ds Auctionrcrs.
National Republican., 1873-12-22
PROPOSALS..
IDROPOSALs ron THE REMOVAL OF
GARBAGE AND ASHES.

ExRCuTIvf 0PriCE, DISTINCT of CoLuMnts, I
wAsniNsToN, ID. a.. Decrmber is, 1871. I
Sealed proposals. ndorsed Proposal. for hemcy.
lug 8srt,sEe and Ashes will be received nj thls
odrc unif u nj, December y, is1a for the removal
Of uarbsgr aud Ashes FROM every dwelling g-houss
Within the litiits OF the cities Of Washlngton aud
Georgctpnn during the year Is aud drpositlnF the
same In The scovsOr vessels PRIV ficd for that pur-
pose si e foot of street sonl hrast ana
s,sevtnorthw.,t or such other point ss may chere-
Said proposals VIII state In what manner and for
work.
The Uoycrnor reserves the right TO reject any sad
all bids not seeptahr. Al neccssary Information
Fsc,l hid must he accompanied ny deposit OF tss
SECURITY that the bidder viii cutter Into con tras
This deposit. will be returned to the nnsuct cssn
bidders on the awarding of the contrzct and TO ih'
succcssful bidder upon Its execution.
aeis ALES. II. silEriirRD. Governor.
National Republican., 1873-12-22
pI AMOS.
PIANOS.

10 order to IGakr room Tnr my NEW STOCK Or
FlANns. which an, HpW receiving, Will sell, fur
short tlrr, r.
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
oh * III Fla 10 pans.uisc,ni n.irum,Mti s,..,-
n very hanLsOmcly.Csryed SQUARE GRAND
PIANO, OF the wUrld-renowne1 make of Wn,.
Knabc Co., beautiful present for the holidays
at the agency OF " IN. kiiabe Co. and VIM. Me-
PIANOS FOR nENI, and OLD PItNos TAKEN
IN EXCHANGE.
REICEI1NJ5ACHL,9
PLANO wAREkooMs, Hfe .1T
National Republican., 1873-12-22
PROPOSALS FOR rREsu BEEF.

UrfIoE Asstsrt NJ CoNMIssAHY SUBSISTENCE.
pNvID's IsLASp, NEW Sonk HAGnoR,
Noy cinlpr .. I971. \
Sealed proposals. In dupiicstr, will be received ~
this ptec until u ~. December 81 s71 for furnish
lnl N- frcsh Beef required by the Subsistence lt"-
psttthrnt United states at this station during the
Ave mynths coa~sh shrinE February !, 1874: copy uf
thyk sdvcrtiDt ~ To be attached to each propusaI.
Sor further inforssyllon apply to
- CHARLES HUMPHREYS.
Bub,isicnce.