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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-02-19
A Challenge.

New York, Is. Ellis Ward has challenged
John Biglin to row concluding race about
the middle of May, over the same course and
on the same terms as the last contest between
them.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-02-19

1t costs, in this city, just nine dollars and
fifty cents for a cord of wood, manufactured
and ready for use in the cook stove.
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House for Sale.

TWO STORY HOUSE and l., on eastman street,
i north Of stacyville, Augusta. House 22x30,
L l5x2i Five rooms below and six above. Built
entirely new last year. VIII be sold reak enable
terms. Apply to the subscriber on the premises.
iebl1-.tf THOMAS NJ. ROLLINS.
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Mrs. Campbell, the accomplished lady lee
ture, is to speak in Machias, under the aus
pices of the Machias library association.
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&C L d
Is not MORE VALUABLE THAN
RENNE'S
Pain-Killing Magic Oil |

1T Works Like Charm"
ED By ANY KNOWN REMEDY.
II Cures Pain AS Water quemches Fire,
Apply 1t freely and thoroughly, and ysu will sx.
perience astonishing results, in cases of
Headache? Use Renne's Pain. filling Magic Oil
Toothache? Use Renne's Pain Killing Magic on
Neuralgia Use Rennes Pain.kIlling Magic on
rheumatism Use Renne's Pain-Killing Magic on
Lamenessl Use Rennes Pain-kiliing Magic on
Coughs Colds, Use Renne's Pain Killing Magic on {
Sore Throat! Use Renne's Pain killing Magic Oh I
Collie, Use Rennes Pain Killing Magic OIL {
All agree that 1t is Il very handy remedy 70 have
In the house. Buy 1t OF the Merchant where you
trade. Sold by Druggists, Merchants and Groeers.
VIM. RENNE & SONS, Manufacturer,
declO.wSm& tocea PITrSFfELD. MASS.
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10 Per Cent. per AnnuIn,

If held to maturity. Principal due Nov. |, 1879.
These Bends undoubtedly belong to q safer class
England.
Any marketable securities taken at fair prices IN
exchange.
Henry Boynton,
DEALER IN BONDS.
Augusta, Maine, Feb. 10, 1873. .eod2w
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-02-19

Earle the revivalist is holding series of
meetings in Bath, and considerable interest is
manifested. Mr. Earle has been invited to
come to Augusta and hold meetings some
time in March, and he will probably accept.
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Chicago Produce Market.
CHICAGO, Feb IS

CHICAGO, Feb Is,
FLOUR-sprina extras 5oS 7D
WHEAT-No. Q. l 909l FIX
CORN No. 2, 3013lE
OATS-28k
RYE-No ., G5965
BARLEY-67970 for No. Q.
MESS PORK-1l 70al2 81
LARD-summer To-; winter; kettle IL.
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Obituary

Macon, Ga, II. Hon. James Nishbett, a
prominent politician, died in this city to. day
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AarrtcG.

II this city, III inst by Rev F. ". smith, Fred
A. Bran OF Augusta, 10 Annie b. Greasy OF Rock
land.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-02-19

We publish to-day on the first and fourth
pages, the continuation of the debate in the
House, on the school mill tax. The remarks
of Mr.. Loring of Portland, on the same sub
iect, will appear Tomorrow
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CAUTION ! . L.. = smsa. ..,.:.

Buyers cautioned to avoid the numerous
Commercials and limitations offered for sale.
JOHN DUNCAN'S SONS, New York,
ostl6-spn t3tawly Agents for the United States
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Augusta Literary and Library
Association,

TUE annual meeting OF the Augusta Literary and
Il Library Association, will be held at The Lii
brary Room, on
Tuesday, March 4th, 1879,
at O'Clock, p. NJ, y full Attendance OF the mem.
bers is requested.
Per order of Board of Directors
SAMUEL L. BOARDMAN, Clerk.
Augusta, Feb. Is 1873. teodlt
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Special Notice.

All ofthe TANITE CO.'S goods are directly
made By the Co, at their own Factory and under
their own Patents and Processes.
1t is cheaperto buy Standard Goods directly from
we'll known Manufacturers than to buy of Dealers
on all points connected with Emery
Wheels and Emery. Grinding Machinery will be
furnished by this Company. febS -eod&w9m
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TENEMENT TO LET

A CONVENIENT Tenement with twelve rooms, TO
IA let, on cage street. For particulars apply to
Mrs. W. K. WESTON. No II State street.
Augusta, Nov, g. 1879 nov9-ttf
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SpeeiaI Notices.
eAToHEloR's Nam pYe.

eATohEloR'S HAIR UYR.
This splendid Hair Dye 10 the tsss n az ,eerld.
able and instantaneous; no disappofntmsns; 10
ridiculous tints or unpleasant door. Remedies 10
Ill effects of bad dyes and washes. prodneoo ID
and leaves the hair CLEAN SOFT AND nEAUTuvI
l,he genuine signed W. A. Bachelor. Sold n IN
Dnuggists. CHAS. BATCHELOR, Prop, n. r.
novl1.snf&w1y
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NOTICE TO MANUFACTURERS
FOR SALE OR RENT.

DCILD1NG 35x5c feet, two stories and large attic,
ID finished and well lighted, good cellar, desir-
ably located near the depot, exempt from Ia Nation
10 years as
BOOT AND SHOE FACTORY.
Also Machinery, Teols ard Fixtures and some
manufactured Stock; now occupied by the
Thomaston Boot and Shoe Manufacturing Co; Will
be sold rented low as an Involvement I0r parties
to establish here. Also on hand
100 CAS- ES THICK BOOTS
Of superior quality, stitched and sided by hand,
and warranted. Also mems ru>set slippers. VIII
be sold low and in lots TO suit purchasers.
For further particulars address
+. y. ROBINSON, Treas
febl0- tcod3w Thomaston, Maine.
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.For Sale OF to Let.

For Sale.
A SPLENDID PUNG In complete running or.
"A der, nearly new, and newly vanished, viii be
sold at q bargain. For particulars enquire OF W.
II. WILSON, or o. W. SIMS, Halowefl.
Hallowell, Feb. II, 1873 ttf
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Rooms to Let,

nOUBLE OR sINGLE-Convenient to several
- first class boarding houses, where board can
be had at rea sonable rates. The house is in very
desirable location, and has pleasant surroundings.
For terms inquire Of
GILBERT PULLES,
jan2e ttf No. ], Church Street, Augusta.
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House for Sale,

On Chestnut Street, south of Green. House and
- ell each two stories. Built last Summer
House is 22xa9 and ell is l5x2s. Entirely finished.
Double parlor dining-room, kitchen and one sleep.
ing room below stairs; six sleeping rooms In sec.
ond stor; cellar under house and ell. VIII be
sold at q fair price. Inquire Of JOHN T. WYMAN
west end of Bridge Street. teoWtf
National Republican., 1873-12-19
THE SPANISH REPUBLIC.

TIT NATIONAL RErUDLIcAN yesterday
morning printed, in advance of all lis CO.
tcmporarics, the substance of an important
dispatch from our Minister n, Madrid to the
Government, announcing tho gratifying in
tclligcnce that tho Republican leaders in
Spain had settled nll their difference,
aud will, In future, act together in support
of the CASTELAR, government and of the Span.
isl republic. Side by side with the news
OF the triumph OF our own Government, In
the rrrcndcr of the Vir yinius, the intormn-
tion W all the mo pie lsin.', for the rea-
son tint It was fcircl that the steps VIII ich
the Administration was necessarily com.
PEELED To take to mlnt ,in the honor of the
country would have had depressing If
not u fatal influence upon the course Of Re-
publicilism in Spain. Thtt It has not been
followed by srch II result; that, upon the
c,atrr', CIs.1lr g stro igcr now than H.
was bciorc the late dlicultcs with the
United Stats will not b. hlilel any
where with more sincere qualification than
her,.
Rcpa'lcinism IA rpon trial in Spain. II
has had terrible difficulties aud Obstacles
to ovcrcomc-olstlclcs which were the
growth Of centuries. of causes, moral,
social, religious and political, which made
RcpublicAnism seem impossible in tina
country. In addition to all this, the up
holders Of the Republican standard there
have had to encounter nm active and vigorous
rebellion at home and another one abroad
to keep an army in the field with treasury
almost bankrupt and In tho face of The
stcrncst opposition of every monarchy IL
Europe. The difficulties which have be
set CASTELAR, In his effort to lead hi
country up to higher plane of govern
mental development and of indus,ria
prosperity are but ill-understood. -
this distance; but II can be readily i'm
agincd when we remember our own lat,
struggle. the sacrifices we had TO make an,
the foreign enemies in the guise of friend
whose Vaccinations We had to defeat. Cas-
tclar has made gallant fight, and republi
cans tho world over will rejoice that vic
tory Ia almost In his grasp. The monar
chical flag will soon disappear from Spain
when the Republican leaders unite, as W,
are told they have united, to expel it. Dol
Carlos bands will melt away in the noun
.ains, and In his defeat will be buried tn,
hopes of the score of royal vagabonds Il
different Countries who are plotting agan'
the people, hoping against hope that tn
70 nineteenth century will accept the explode,
doctrines of divine right and family pre-
rogatlve which were rent and shattered il
the crash Of Frances first revolution.
National Republican., 1873-12-19
TIE Holiday RECESS.

II Is TO be feared that Congress is intent
upon an adjournment for holiday recess.
We do not hesitate, even now before the
subject has received the discussion which It
merits by the press and the people, to de-
clare that IL this intention Is carried out, the
members Of either party, who may be held
responsible, will suffer for 1t. Senator Nor
toms proposition Is the true one, and should
be accepted without delay. Ordinary full
grown mortals are content with Christmas
and New Year as the two absolute holidays
of the holiday season, while school children.
ave allowed full sway for the enjoymenis of
the customary two weeks vacation. In
other times and under other circumstances
the country might and probably would tol.
crate similar vacation for the benefit of
their legislators, but just now 1t savors
much of school boys neglect There Is i'm
mediate need for work at their hands A
faithful attention to the public necessities
will not admit of q recess. Two weeks
delay in the attempt to restore trade to its
proper channels amounts to two weeks
Of financial disaster which can be obviated
Il the servants of the people will do their
duty. We do not care to contemplate the
contingencies that may follow as the result
Of such a delay-in the postPonement Of
relief to the farmers, and to the business
and professional classes, or in the damage
to the reputation Of the dominant party
because II is sufficient to say that the inter
ests Of the Government itself are languish.
ing under the baneful influences of the
panic. With nearly Si0.0O0,0O0 drawn
from the lcgal.tendcr reserve In the Treas
ury; with a falling off in customs receipts
Of nearly fifty per cent of the amounts
which we have reason to expect at this sea.
son Of the year. and with no prospect for
relief In this distressing emergency except
through the action of Congress, the country
will not fail to judge harshly of that body
cit takes to itself the enjoyment Of unne.
ccssary holiday leisure. While there is
every business reason for continuous ses
sions until the financial question is disposed
OF, there are none to sustain the proposition
for recess. unless, indeed, VIC admit that
the Christmas dinner promised TO the Sen
ate Committee on Transportation by uI'
people Of New Orleans may be accepted al
such reason. 1t is time that Congress
men'began TO understand that the offices I,
which they are elected are positions of sucl
eminent trust and responsibility that tn
people jcalously watch their every move
ment In the present mood of the country
while the people arc aroused with suspicion
regarding the back pay and increase of sal
ary business, that jealous watchfulncss
redoublcd, and in view Of the increase @
salary and the time spent upon ii in debate
Of purely personal character, II is natuIa
that they should demand extraordinary Ia
Dor to meet the extraordinary requirement
of the times: Now, let Congress give +
the country a Christmas present in th'
form of needed legislation for the cure o
our financial evils.
National Republican., 1873-12-19
nIEn


ZACHARY. .--on the 18th instant, ANN ZACHARY.
h.c years.
Her fnn, raj win take place on Saturday ternoop
the ntt lnstAnt at 1;s clock, from hcr tate rcs-
dcnce, No. Di7 Fourteenth street northwest. (ncar
the boundaiy.D The friends and acquaintauccs Of
the family are respectfully Invited to attend.
BALDWIN. --on Thursday, the 18th Instant, ANN
W, BALDWIN, In tho forty third year OF her age.
fnnetsl from the residence OF her hrother, wm.
y. Baldwin, No, lioo X street northwest, to-day.
lFridsy,) the 18th Instant, ht O'Clock, n. M. The
friends Of the family are respectfully Invited to
attend.
SWAMI. .-on the 18Th of December, Mrs. ASas-
pA SWAMI, vile Of A. q. Swami, aged hhy-hte c
Her friends and sequsintahces are invited to at:
tend the funeral on Saturday, the nth instant, at
diih, No. sii u street southeast.
baltimore papers please copy.l
HUGUELY.-Deeember y. is.a, at the residence
of her husband, No. m Massachusetts avenue,
HANNAH Y, beloved wife OF Charles W. Hugueiy;
,.funcrsl from Wesley chapel, corner oi flfth and
strcets on Friday, the 18th instant, At O'Clock.
tAieSandris papers please copy.l I"
wITTHAFT.-On "wednesday, December u. is7a,
N the forty,sesond yesr or her ase; MT. paws
Funeral to take place from her late residence. 10.
ll5 Third street southeast, al 2o'cioek, and fron
the German Evangelical Lutheran church, at 2:s
O'Clock, FRIDAY afternoon.
National Republican., 1873-12-19
PROPOSALS FOR ARMY TRANsPORTA.
IL TION,
OFfICr ~ rlIE t'IiiKf OF uNnTEMMAsItn, I

ST. rArL, MINS., November u, ls7t.
Sealed prorosasm tc received 81 lhis oniss uuH
the transportation Of military supplies on Route
commencing April !, isTt, and ending March 81, iG5.
Proposals for each route MIST he made separately,
in the suil of Sooo signed by two or more rcspon-
"a Ihs nisaer He Viii nxseste nc s,,as
aud give good AMI ssnlcicnt bonds for Its fhlnii-
meut. -....
Uopy OF form OF contract aud blank forms of pro-
npsai, guarantees &c., can bo had on application to
chicago, Illinois; st. Loui., Missouri, Fort Lsaven-
Morti Kans.si Omaha, Nebrsska; Ogden, W r;;
aiyertiseincnt Will be attached TO the prolossi.
Proposals Will be endorsed as followsi HProposals
for Army Transportation on Route -" aud
addressed to the undersigned.
n. B.-PIoposzls for transportation by river from
Fargo, ID. r., or Moorhead, Mimi, 10 Fort Penn
hina. or intermediate points Will 9c conshisred At
the same time. BENZ. q. CARD,
Chief Ouarir rim \, rer,
National Republican., 1873-12-19

the House. II Ia true that the Senate has
not given any indication Of this reckless
disregard of plain admonitions; but that Is
probably because It's members have moi
been sufficiently tested. We find reason
for this assertion In the evident inclination,
as exhibited In the public and private utter.
ance Of members, to restore the Thanking
privilege In modified form. Tho salary
grab and the discussion Of Its merits, which
has absorbed so much attention, Is In reality
secondary matter when compared with
this subject The repeal Of the privilege
has not met with single objection from
any source outside of Congress, while the
salary grab has found defenders In many
parts Of the country and from people Of
every political faith. In fact, our postal
system, under the management Of Postmas.
ter General Creswell, and since the abolition
Of the frsnking privilege, has never been
more satisfactorily administered. The peo-
plc know this, and knowing IT, will
not sanction any attempt to restore II. II
was never popular among the masses for
the reason that |, savored too much Of GLASS
stituents Of each Congressional district,
amounted to personal privilege. Under our
democratic form of Government and under
the Inspirations of our past history, the
idea Of class or personal privileges Is simply
obnoxious and repulsive. The feeling
which sustains this idea has had more to do
with the approval Of the repeal than any.
thing else. and Its influence Is now felt In
antagonism to the proposition to re-enact
the law. Let the members Of both Houses
take this fact into consideration. Let them
reflect upon It carefully. and they will agree
with us that the people impulsively abhor
the distinction between men which gives
one greater privilege in any respect than
Is accorded to another. This is particularly
true respecting privileges which &c.
crue under laws passed or enforced
by interested parties. And the same
reasoning applies to other privileges than
the mere right TO send mail matter free. 1t
does not apply to the distribution Of public
documents so much as it does to the trans.
mission of private correspondence. The
people understand that the Government
does not injure itself by carrying seeds
from the Agricultural Bureau. or documents
from the Government printing office, for
the benefit Of the masses, and probably
would not object to the enactment of a law
providing in limited and economical way
that such things may be done; but they dc
protest most earnestly against the assump
tion by Congress of any individual right
1t appears so much like the arrogation of 1
selfish, II not mercenary, perqhiste tina
II meets with unanimous reputation.
National Republican., 1873-12-19

PECIAL NOTICE.-ALL PER
SAMUEL STRONG.

AS sioucrs, Washington, ID. e., Drccmbcra
ls.a-Al persons having whrl her assl lgnc,l
or not, against the firc Department Of the District
| Of Columbia, which have accrued subsequent TO The
hTst day OF prcC nihcr, IT. hereby requested 10
| enclose to the undersigned, at Room 81, Columbia
| Dulldlng. y statement Of the sang. showing the
| amounts OF the account. nni the dates when rcn-
drrrd. WILLIAM IL. REED,
| drii-sW Secretary.
National Republican., 1873-12-19

Total, II, 90 gins, all cash, amounting TO 81, 500 oo
The chances for gin are Que to Ave.
PPiCE OF TICKETsi
whole tickets, 80; halves, ass: teuths, or each
coupon, -; n whole ticket, for sgU: ny II kpts
n,r fi,Cp; lll whole Tickets Ior t5,GS; az whole
ticket. for tlO,ouo No discount on less than sson
worth ~ tickets.
The Fourth ON Concert will he conducted, In all
respects, like the three which have Alrcady BEEN
given and Tuil particulars may he learned from cir
culsrs which will h, scut frrc from th, once TO all
who apply for them.
uricrs for tickets aud for agcncics will
h. 1it"nhch 10 ~ the ordrf they arc received, AMI
l. hoped they VIII he sent IN promptly that there
may hr no disappointment or ,delsy In Gilinv all.
LlirrH terms given to those who buy to sell again.
their accuunts aud return all old tickets by the
9th day Of March.
THOMAS T.. BRANLETTE,
Agent Public Library kenturky, aud MtnHgrr
Gin Concert, rnbiic Library BnliinE i.nulsv iilc,
kentuckr. dClp-fATu,m
National Republican., 1873-12-19
PERSONAL PRIYILEGES.

II Is possible, and, in fact, probable, that
the present Congress has forgotten or Is
likely 10 ignore the lesson which should
have been learned from tho political cam
paiens of last fall, Tho Republican mem.
bcm are no, alone responoible for this un'
fortunate fact. Such high.strung Demo
ern,s as Eldrldge. Of Wisconsin. and Ran
dalL OF Pennsylvania. are as much at lault
q any OF their co,emponries ON tho iioor of
National Republican., 1873-12-19
PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES.

.oFrIcE ASSISTANT 0uARTEnMAsrkR,
FoRT MoNRok, VA, December y, isla
VIII se sold ai public auction, AZ Fort Monroe,
10 O'Clock y. m. the following articles Of Clothing
and Quart rnia stcrs' stores, NlEI
90 hats. tuntrimnird.l
~ hat feathers.
40 hat crossed cannon.
2So hat eagles.
70 cap rings
% cap tulips.
! pair ehtvrous, o'erzesnt ms,or's.,
- forage caps.
80 uniform coats, artillery,
10 unilorn coats, ORD, ... .r
a40 uniform Jackets, Hight artillery.
l26 flannel sack coats lined.
! pair bootecs, Scwcd. ....
9 pairs bootccs, pcgscd
II sashes.
s}i SO yards worsted lace, ~ lncl
f5h yards worsted lace, u inch.
10 hars sergcant's metallic scale.
a5 pairs corporals' and pryatcs' rlrtsliic scales.
500 buttons and slides for metallic scales.
20 bedsarks, single.
machlnc, ruling aud hludcry,
posi q ,ws"iy.ave s ess pei cent, viii Se reqarsd
on an articles sold at time Of sale. -
BY order of secrctar, 81, 81 War, vcvrpsox
Captain and A. q. NJ, BytsMljor, VISA.
National Republican., 1873-12-19
TO THE PUBLIC.

The business ONCE OF THE REPUBLICAN for
the present will continue at Tenth and d
streets, at which place all persons having bust
ness relations with the paper will call. Due
notice will he given of the removal of the
business department to the new REPUBLICAN
building.
National Republican., 1873-12-19
mAuuyEp.

McGREGOR CAMERON, - On Thursday, De-
ecmbgr NJ AZ the rcsdenec OF the hrlde's mother by
Miss MAGGIE CAMERON, both ofWashlnEton
sutrsoN-wATT.I- TON The iI,h lnslsni, a ht
rrsidence of the brides parents, by Rev. u NJ
t,oomhs, Mr., THOMAS X, SIMPSON arid Miss Msny
NJ WATT, both Of this city,
National Republican., 1873-12-19
pRoPosALs FoR FRESH BEEF,

SEwroRT BAhhAcks, kY.,
November ~, 1873 }
until d oPeioeS, nl,, WEDSEsDhY,D DcsciS Sei "
isis, Al Newport ns,gaeSs Ky; for fTnlshins The
january 81, ld4.
reshSremsS,s S u Ssdsr. Ss.. msy Ss hsa Sy nSss %
ipg Sl the Acting comYs,stS Si Sgpbss1,iiepss' AZ
First Llsuti ltth Infantry, a, c. ;.
National Republican., 1873-12-19
PROPOSALS ron OIL FOR is,.-s
,.,,o. =, ru TrIasgnH d,Iss DEF EriasrsESr,, ~

OfFict OF I.h LId,,T.IISUsk nIn @ II B9aRp, ,als,
Sealed proposals VIII he received at this ofive
Until O'clock; p; ~, en- on wEpSEtsphw, ,ts he Iss
,f6ussnd 5000 gallons q The bel, lgsi,!S inter
United States Llsht-iiouse service, according to
the ,pecihcati9ns bearing iate - above, eoiiS, Of
which may be had. amer November A., on spplics-
ton to the iyht-House Board; to the Light onsr
Inspector, Tompklnsytlie, staten Leland, ". y:
sausrc. Boston, Ns.s.; and the Llght-iIouss ln-
'pertor Al Detroit, Mlsh; ,,x,, o,..,. !,
National Republican., 1873-12-19
pRoPosALs FOR FRESH BEEF.

ALLEGHENY ARSENAL. Nov. es.isA
Sealed proposxls for snplyinE the troops AZ Ale
ghsuy Artcnai Pa, With Itth Beef !or ,ix months,
seyca Iy iis ondsr.isacd until i9 4; NJ. nsesmusr
ouirsd " ith the proposals. All further particulars
may be obtained At the oniSe q Ms pndes'isned'
Fyt LisutensSt Ordnance Corps, Brerst Captain
National Republican., 1873-12-19
DRoPosALs FOR FRESH BEEF.

OFrIcEAssIsTASTC CoMNIssAHy suBsIsrEScR,
DAvID's ISLAND, NEW fonK HARnoH,
November a, 1sT3.
Sealed proposals, In duplicate, will be rrcevcd at
this once until " M, December -, is7a for furnish
Ing the Fresh Dcef required by the Subsistence De
partmcnt United States At this station. during thu
this sdvrrlisrpcnt to be- attached to each proposal
For further Information Apply to
CHARLES HUMPHREYs,
FIRST Lieut.. 81 artillery, Assistant commisssry
National Republican., 1873-12-19

az Policies written on the most favorable terms
according to the risk, and 10 per ccn. commission
allowed to any parties bringing applications.
81 The above Companies do not belong to the
Hoard of hinder WrItcrs, dsS-2S
National Republican., 1873-12-19
E'RITCHgR a MITCHELL,
stsnOgraphers and General Law Reporters
70 EIGHTH STREET NORTHWEST.

Reports Of sadrsss:s, sCrmOn.I trgunmsnt:, tssti.
corps of skilled sL6Il hand 4niahuanses, wofk can
be done IN The shol.sd possible tlule.
Satisfaction saAfsnIsed, oelisNN