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National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-04-11
Local Items,
Mb0aI GOwn.

Fast day in Vermont 10 day.
The Academy closes three weeks
from today.
House cleaning and painting go
ing on lively.
-. II. Cheney of this village has
opcl ed n meat market ut Wells
River.
\ Whitney Of IIavcrhiIl, closed
Il pleasant and profitable singing
school last Friday
The financial report Of the town
has just been printed for the tax
payers TO read.
The sale Of j. II. Ilowe's Grist
mill. which was advertised to take
On the 4,h ult, has been postponed
until Saturday, the 18Th inst.
Bailey g Co have just returned
home from Boston with n large
smplv Of Spring and Summer
Goods. Call and examine them.
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String has come ut IaSt ne
SHOW has been gong oil very FAST
for the past few days, ana now we
begin to see the long looked Tor
bare ground.
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National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-04-11

Alta court held in Marlboro, Mon.
day bciolc Last, the officer was %
liged to 20 on snow.ShOes TO sub
ppna witnesses, on account OF the
depth of snow. and tie jury came
by the same conveyance. The old.
est inhabitants don't rcmsmhcr ec
much snow Al th;s time Of the year.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-04-11

WHITE RIVER JUNCTION, VT,
Anil Gas the /. Az Z. NJ. train
from Springfield was neacing what
is known as G0!l's Crossing, about
hall a mile from dis place, Mrs.
Dwyer, an old lady living near the
tack, seeing her hens were likely to
lie lUH over 10y the coming tram,
stepped Oh the track for the purpose
Of driving them of, aud before she
cou,d clear the track the engine
struck ner, knocking her some dis
lance. She sustained injuries
which caused her death in a short
time. She was widow, sixty years
Ofaga.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-04-11
THE DAVIS MACHINE

NAV be exami ed at Mr.. Geo. G. Mor1isons,
VI lin II. LYNDON lille. or al INV house Pies SAINT
ST, Bradford. W. IA. lIAskINS, agent for the
towns Of Lyndon and Bradford, Vt at
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-04-11

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EFOFIDEECE. p. j.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-04-11
EIGHT CtssEsE AGES.
Consisting in pant Of New York Crns
spring Covered aud open Bussits. New liza
rem Cross Spring
Covered and Open BRucgies.

concord ana Btattith"iu SidC spring BnggiCs.
TOP CARRIAGES,
of all descriptions. &scletUr BuE-ies and
Wagons. IrottIng Gigs, Il e.. can ht. bought
cheap Tor cash at A. SHELLEY & sons,
Nest Eairlcc. st
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-04-11

SID by all Drc..5 a7d Dealers IA f.1..taa,
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-04-11
Buckingham Dye.
For, TIE WuISKERS.

AS our Remover in many cases
requires too long a time, and too
much care, TO restore gray or laced
Whiskcrs, VIC have prepared thil
dye, in one preparation which VIII
quickly and cticc.ually Gccompil.a
,his result. 1t is easily applied,
and produces n color which viii
neither rub nor wash oil. Sold by
al Druggists. Price Fifty Cents.
manufactured by r. P. HALL & CO..
NAEEUA, VII.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-04-11
WEEKS MAGIC COMPOUND.
SAFE AND SPEEDY REMEDY ron
Coughs, C0l@s <'I-oup, " I.0Or-
EBs.s GuSb- ksGE.scsscss, sore
Il Z, ROM A..

=
d s2roas. So
4 cold if neglected seldom fails 70 result IA
ob,tsuaic dise.,,c OF the l.ngs. This r1nled-
s5hcn used sccogdins to dlteej/As MAJ h.css
MP the most severe cold in a single night. 1t
will cure your consh and allay that aupipas-
ant tickling in ibe throat and j. the best
rey,edv Tor colds. group ana wtoopiag cough
in children, it Is so pleasant to the taste and
vet so active IN its results. II truly "o.l.s
like magfr.
MM. JOSLYN g. SONS. F7rtcp. ". Pro
plistors. sold hy Ill dealers IL a. caicin,
GEO. {. GuUDN II n Co. Busiou, aass /:
HENRY 81 GO, HuIlius 10, Vt. Gsle.GI
Agents.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-04-11

LSsss-S-2x-~--s---~s@s=
Every year increases the populari-
" of this valuable Hair Preparation;
which is due to merit alone. Wo
can assure our old patrons that il is
kept fully up to its high standard;
audit is the only reliable and perfect
cd preparation for restoring GRAY
or FADED HAIR to its youthful color,
making il soft, lustrous, and silkcn.
The scalp, by its use, becomes white
and clean. 1t removes all eruptions
and dandiuf., and, by its tonic prop
critics, prevents the hair from falling
out, as it stimulates and nourishcs
the hair-glands. BY its use, the halr
grows thicker and stronger. In
badness, it restores the capillary
Glands to their normal vigor, and
viii create now growth, except II
extreme Old age. It is the most Geo
nomical HAZE DREsslHG ever used,
rs it requires fewer application,
and gives the hair \ splendid, Glossy
appearances. a. A. Hayes, N. r.
State Assaver Of Massachusetts, ea.-}
"TAe constituents are pure, and carc-
f,lly selected for excellent quality,
md / consider it the BEST PREPA-
RATION for its intended purposes
soIlJ3a az Druqgists. end Dealers -, Aedio
prsoe Ono Dollar.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-04-11

Among tho great
discoveries OF modern
scicbec, few arc OF
more real va,uo 10
mankind than this If.
fectual remedy for oil
diseases OF lAc Throat
and Lungs. 4 vast
trlal Of its yl.;.cs.
throughout this aud
other countries. has
shown that It docs
,rrgiy rpI rf'Sct,taifv
National Republican., 1873-05-03
Permlts IN mild,

The following permits TO build were Issued
yesterday; Thomas DOugherty. . frame back
building, two stories hign, II By 10 feet on Fifth
street, between East CAPITOL and A northeast;
Michael Carpenter, . brick back building, two
stories nigh, l2 by u feet, on = rtreet, between
Second and Third northwest; A. Schwartz, q
frame building, two stories high, % by % feet,
on sixth street. between A and ID northeast; II.
y. Croggon, brick building, two stories high,
Thirteenth northwest; John Bales, q frame
building, two stories high, 10 by rs feet, on y
street, between Ninth and Tenth southwest;
John T. Springman, brick building, two stories
high, Is BY 50 feet, on II street, between Sixth
and seventh southwest; Charles q. Ball, brick
street between Thirteenth and Fourteenth
northwest; ID. y. Foster, q brick building, two
stories high, ~ by % feet, on the corner ofP and
Thirteenth streets northwest; William =. Doyle,
q brick building two stories high, ~ by so feet,
on Fourteenth street, between X and L north
west; Green Osborn, q brick building, two
stories high, ~ by li2 feet, on q street, between
sixth and Seventh northwest.
National Republican., 1873-05-03
The Tucker Assn ult.

Yesterday morning at an early hour, Messrs.
COomes, Miller and McDeyitt, TO whom the case
had been assigned, had an interview with Raney,
Howard and Williams, the three colored men ar
previous, and after . long talk Williams con-
fesssd that he had the scnfiie aud that Raney
struck the blow. They were then locked up at
was also implicated. In the evening sam Raney
attempted 70 escape BY removing the bricks from
the front Of his cell adjoining the door. lie was
detected by station keeper yoss, aud removed 10
another cell, and hand-cu1ed. All these are
sery dangerous men, and the citizens may con-
graduate themselves on their arrest and proba-
bic punishment.
National Republican., 1873-05-03
ETlpy-Nlpn prrARTMENr
nlssIcal Rasertainmeat.

Last evening there was very pleasant gather
i0aI Twelfth street northwest. Mrs. Butcher, q
sister OF that gentleman, had invited number
Of her young pupils TO take part In q musical
solree with the view Of displaying their pr .
ceiying appropriate rewards for industry and
aptitude, and enjoying capital evenings frolic.
All parts OF this programme were, Of course, sue
cessfully carried out, as the smiling faces Of
quite cluster Of adult spectators clearly testi-
ned. The Moral coronation was In double sense
the crowning delight Of the occasion. Indeed,
one could not easily suggest q plsasanter specta-
Gle than one or two OF these blooming young
misses as they felt the wreaths OF rOsobuds,
hardly less sweet and pure than themselves, en-
circle their fair young brows. Several Of the
boys, too, were on the fortunate list. The names
OF those decorated were Misses Marian Webster,
Josie DabneJ, Maria Downing and Nellie Dun
ming and Masters Alex. =. Merchant and Fred.
DetWciler,
National Republican., 1873-05-03
ATTcsI ON RurHInr.

lesten1ay morning, between one and two
O'Clock, Sergeant SlcbOl1 noticed a cOlOTed man
leaving the residence Of Mr.. Keleher, No. al
Missouri avenue, and on going up TO him found
that he was wearing three oYeTC0ats and carry
ing q large jar OF hne preserves. He gave his
name As Henry johnson, and endeavOred 10
escape from the OfliCer, tut did not succeed,
lie pleaded guilty In the Police Court, and was
sent 20 Jail to await the action Of the grand
Jury. On bong searched, large stone wa !
found In hts possession, evidently intended for
use as weapon. Before being sent To jail he
Was taken for use In the gallery.
National Republican., 1873-05-03

LADIES SILK UNhREII.ks. paragon frames and
good quality, at $3.50. Look elsewhe &c, aud then
call at Princes bazaar. I
National Republican., 1873-05-03
poARp or HRALrn.
rt. s~.l,po. e.ss.,.s = M'.es'l..s'

TIE Smallpox o-essisn - Miseellsuesus
Areaul.r meeting of the Board Ct Health was
held last nifht at $50 O'Clock; PROT. LAngston IN
'nf fss ssA nssiiS on of,eer sabmi,isd he following
synopsis OF operations Of the health once for the
week ending April -; New cases Of smallpox,
10; nuissnces reported, sic; a6ated, s1I; IN.
Abated, 90; dead animals removed, 80; animals
impounded-s horses, . mules, Z cows, 10 hogs,
sUs Sss ~. %niou % HGs Ss SSI
10 lbs. Port, IS lbs. bacon chicken, calves and
Prot! Prof.. isns.,on, si from the committee on oraI-
code, reported that the report OF the tour North
was In progress Of completion.
pr; Verdi submitted : letter from Inspector pee
ing OF employees Of the smallpox service should
NOT be discontinued, as the result Of which
would be an enoefrss.mens % me service.
| ines OF tho last meeting regarding the dlscon-
tlnuanoe Of the boarding house be roconsidered'
he also submitted complaint regarding ths
condition Of an alley In the rear Of the Northern
Liberty market Referred TO the Bosrd Of Pub
pr. Hiss moved that the health of,cer visit
this market and notify the nsh vcndeTs that theJ
must not continue the nuisance which atisei
from flsh ofals, Adopted. -.
submitted biils amounting to ti,o9s.5o, which
were properly acted upon.
Several applications for positions under ih'
board were received and placed on Ole.
A petition signed by i5O citizens Of the caster
section OF the city was presented asking tha
Mr. A. NJ. Sprague bo reinstated as sanitary IN
spector. Referred 10 the sanitary police com
m,ttee. -
me secretary read a communication iron
Major A. q. Richards offering his co-operatloi
In pl pleyenting the running At large Of goats.
On motion Of Mr.. Marbury the health once
| was directed to communicate with Major Rich
| ards In regard to abatinR this nuisance.
On motion Of Dr. Verdi, frame houses on
street, between Ninth and Tenth streets north
west, No. pot street southwest and No. 900
street southwest were declared nuisances an
, ordered TO be abated, as they are dangerous !
life and limb. -.
The health ofricer read a communication frot
Dr. W. ID. Stewart regarding the smallpox an
tne location where the mstority Of cases are cor
fined, setting forth that the greatest number Q
cases are In houses which are kept In nth
! lndition In the western section Of South Wasf
ington.
br. Bliss moved that acommlttee be arpointe
to inspect these localities. Adopted.
the Char appointed Dn. Bliss and Verdi
the committed.
MT. Msrbury stated that Dr. Verdi iutepde
leaving the city shortly, to be absent thrt
months, and under the clrcumstances SON
I member Of the board will have TO be selected !
health ofiicer.
AdiOurued
National Republican., 1873-05-03
nr-.. NJ Rdunra suann.

Mr. Edward Swami, an old resident OF this city
and lawyer OF considerable ability, died At his
reaidence at Nj. Pleasant yesterday morning
after long and painful illness. He was wei
will cOndole with the family In their arilction.
The funeral will take place from his late resi-
dence tomorrow Al .. m, and the remains be
Alexandra, Va. The pall-bearers are Messrs.
W. y. Cox, W. y. Webb, Fred. W. Jones, Gen.
Hinkle, Joseph Bradley, IT,, and ]. y EnnIs.
National Republican., 1873-05-03
Military PanernI.

Company A, W. L. l., have taken charge Of
the remains Of their late comrale, Mr.. Frederick
Hlllman. native OF Germany, but for num-
this life, after q lingering illness Of consump-
ton, at Providence hospital on Thursday last.
Deceased was formerly employed as cutter In
the establishment OF liable 4 Bro, and more re-
Gently In the employ OF Elseman Bro, Sew
enth, near 4 street, The remains have been
placed In charge OF Mr.. Buohley, undertaken,
OF Company A, Sunday afternoon, At 3 O'Clock.
The friends Of the deceased are Invited 70 be
present at the obsequies. Deceased has no relA-
A reflects great credit on the military OF this
District
National Republican., 1873-05-03
Auction sale.

Notwithstanding the large sale df Ufy GOODS
for the past two days at DuncausOn, Bowling a
Co.'S, corner Ninth and ID streets, the Assort-
ment ls still complete In all departments, and
the sale will be continued daily At 10 q, m, and
evening at o'clock. This Is sale our readers
should not fail to attend, as the stock Is first
class and the sale bona hds one.
National Republican., 1873-05-03
II Won Want

Paper Hanging done 90 to Tubnlan'a, Ils Ninth
street lie has large stock OF all grades; hi
prices are moderate, and he has good WOTkmen.
National Republican., 1873-05-03
NIath DI.triet nepuhliou.s.

The Republican Club Of the Ninth district met
last evening at the Asoury sollool-honse; Mr.
Charles Peters In the chair, and lnAiAh washing
select candidates for delegates 70 the Central
Committed, who reported the following, and
they were unanimously ele 5Ved Delegates
son; AlternAtes-Messrs. Isaiah =, Washington
and 3. Proctor. The meeting then adjourned.
National Republican., 1873-05-03
Pnre French Candy

is manufactured daily and sold at the low price
OF 20 cents per pound, at 40 Pennsylvania ave-
nue., nearly opposite National hotel eotf
National Republican., 1873-05-03
shad-bake.

Frank HoIlngshead proposes, II the weather
Ia in the least favorable, " give another OF his
1rst-ciAss shad-bakes tomorrow. Those who
wish 10 see fun should consult the advertisement
OF Capt Frank In the REPUBLICAN,
National Republican., 1873-05-03

Fine nayOr, Clearnehs and purity are among
are all found In the ale Manufactured at the
Arlington Brewery, corner Of Twenty-seyenth
and X streets, by Mr.. Wilson. For It's purity Its
absolute freedom from all deletellOu and i'm
pure substances, this al is celebrated among all
drlnkoTs Of the healthy beverage In this District.
National Republican., 1873-05-03
PraIsewsrtby Charity.

The gentlemen OF the German Benevolent 30
cIety are now making extensiye arrangements
Park early In June. Tho entire proceeds OF the
pacnlc are TO be divided between the several or
phan Asylums In the city, and the managers are
determined that II shall be grand success. or
conrae, Il will be well patToniked.
National Republican., 1873-05-03
Old No. IsOl CHOICE SPRING New No. 80
9TH st. STOCK Tth 81,
At MARKRITERtQ

PRINCES BAZAAR is the place TO 20 for a Diston
saw. lie Ia closing them out at nfst cost.
National Republican., 1873-05-03

o.. A Good school Suit, for q.
tS. Substantial Suit, for t5.
tS. \ well-Made Suit, for fo.
HALE BnoInsEs,
National Republican., 1873-05-03
To the Judges Of the Courts, Members OF
the BRr, and Others, City Hall and

The Franklin Telegraph Company have Just
established an once at the Washington hOhse,
corner Thlrl street and PennsylvanlA avenue,
Messages received and transmitted any hour OF
the day or night. Mr.. II. Coyle has charge Of
the ONCE on commission and will transact any
dispatch. Your patronage respectfully solicited.
n IOYIR InaFatDF
National Republican., 1873-05-03
The Sale or Property on the Avenue.

This afternoon at O'Clock, weather permit
ting,D MessTs. LAtimer a Cleary will sell that
valuable property on the Avenue, near Sixth
street, dos. Platzs Aaloon.) Il will be remem-
bered that this sale has been postponed from
time to time In consequence OF Indictment
weather. We think II unnecessary TO call fur
ther attention 20 this sale, as parties contem-
plating purchasing are well posted In regard TO
ment.
National Republican., 1873-05-03
YnIunhIr AYcnuo Proprrt, nj AucrIan.

Messrs. Green Williams, AuctiOneers, will
sell this evening ut O'Clock, for the executors
Of Lewis johnson, deceased, the three story
bTiCk-hOuse and lot known as No. 4S9 Pennsyl-
yania avenue northwest.
This valuable business property Is located
near the National hotel anil In close proximity
10 the Baltimore ana Potomac depot and offers
q rare OppOrtunlty for Investment.
National Republican., 1873-05-03
1h.mnIon BIIIIard PLAYER,

Of the world At Messrs. Miller Jones this even
ing, The Dion BrotheIl an = celebrated Cana
dian player Will give n eXhlb tion at Mesars.
Miller a Jones' room this eyeninI st O'Clock.
Tho patrons OF the room and the ubllc generally
are Cordially Invited.
National Republican., 1873-05-03
Lnrne ReceipIs

OF ladies', misses and children's lace and button
shoes, slippers, magnolas, Newport Mobile and
METROPOLITAN ties IN great variety, the most ele-
Rant STYLES ever offered, at T. s. Gartrell's, 300
Seventh street, corner OF !.
National Republican., 1873-05-03
pRoPosALS FOR DREDGING ON MERRI
MAO RIYER. MAsAAOHURRTA.

VHIItD bIAILH EhuIhHKn'N UITICHl
pr,,,..,. III, poRILAfD, ME-, April ., l5fn J
,ifoposAlA Will be received AZ this once until 10
geloeh a M on FRIDAY, tho 9Jth day May NEXT
hhyefhill, Massachusetts,
Persons desiring 10 make proposals. for this work
", regpsSs;d 70 apply 70 the unders gnsd, Il his
pnces So, IL Capp's bock, Congress street Port
land, Ne, or 4t No Bulhneh street, Boston, Mass,
tor printed fornlH, spec aeations and further IN
FORMATION concerning the same. 0EO, THOM
y, Army. apbj
National Republican., 1873-05-03

To OBTAIN the most delicious juip or smash.
made OF the finest material, and manipulated In
the most artistic manner, 90 TO Geo. W. Drivers
new sample rooms, corner Pennsylvania avenue
and FOuf-and-a-hAlf street.
National Republican., 1873-05-03

CAsroMI Is more than q substitute for Castor
OIL. 10 Is the only safe article In existence which
u certain TO regulate the bowels, cure wind
cholic and produce natural sleep. II In pleasant
70 take. No more sleepless mothers or crying
babies.
National Republican., 1873-05-03
LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY.
PROCEEDINGS IN BOTH HOUSI 5.

New school Buiidlns. and En-
sine-heu.c.-Raort to Secure Work AZ
the Navy yard-GeperaI Relief bills
Re-.iutien Inder-ins the Board OF
Pubuo works.
National Republican., 1873-05-03

LADIEs TRUNKS AND sATCHEIS, MEMS
SHlRIS AND uNDERCLOTHING; COLLARS,
hoSikhn, TIES, 4c., AT VERY LOW PRICES
' oaSsi Sse SEVENTH STREET Il NoRTh%RsIr. ii hf%lsI
National Republican., 1873-05-03
The Ou,vnrd March.


Probably no period Of the local history of any
city has been marked by such spontaneous Do
yelopment OF spirited enterprise As has charac:
the present District government. The progress
siye anisru1 that has 90 clearly marked the all
ministrations Of Its various departments seems
rally, and on all hands We witness the onward
march, the expansion and growth OF every IN
sttntion and enterprise pertaining TO the
&hile this Is true in all generaiities, IL Is in
nothing more manifest than the extensive in-
crease By most Of our leading merchants OF
their Commercial issiIics i 1t ths i1,ssr Latter
At this time. want OF space pre-
Guiding any general mention. We win take
a.. ..Te Psope e rlp,sies s.,ss,isnmen, of me
Messrs. liable Bros., corner Seventh and ID
streets. Seemingly determined 10 Justify their
claim 70 favorable comparison with the leading
has left nothing undone that would conduce to
that end. Possessing the advantage Of the
largest and best Aranged salesrooms 70 me DIS
ment In the selection and purchase Of stock that
only their long experiences In the business could
secure, they occupy to-day position In the ex-
treme front ranks of our leading merchants.
Their establishment comprises
RKADY-MlDE DEPARTMENT,
which Is at present. thoroughly stocked with
suits, coats and vests, pants, 2c.. ranging in
price from SO for good business suit to $50 for
4 nne Scotch or English cashmere suit. Also,
BoYs DEPARTMENT,
In which Is an exceedingly large stock OF school
and dress suits for boys and youths wear, at
from % TO SIS;
MERCHANT rAiIORisg DEPARTMENT,
containing superb stock Of piece goods, such
| a. light, dark and medium sultlngs; blue, black,
dAhllA, olive, brown and claret diagonals piques,
trtcots and plain cloth coatings; every shade and
pattern OF trowserings; plain and fancy yestings,
&c. Their cutter Is certainly star In his pro
fesslon, and rarely fails to give perfect At o, .tC
produce an exact representation OF any garment
| selected from the fashion plates.
The existence Of such an establishment as tina
| OF liable Bros. In our city Is q source Of public
qualification, and h gives us pleasure TO cali At
| tention TO tt. I
National Republican., 1873-05-03
AnnIlnan

The following cases OF smallpox were re-
ported 10 the health once yesterday One case
on Twentieth street, between l. and III streets
nOrthw one In an alley between NJ and Van
and Third and FOuT-and-a-half streets south
west; one at No. SIS, corner OF and Ninth
streets southwest,
National Republican., 1873-05-03
mil sl Markst
pRoPosALs FOR FUEL, FORAGE AND
STRAW
:, pnEoT QuARTERMAsTEn,s QETIoE.l

DEPOT QUARTERMAsrER's OTFICR,l
u,, PHILADELPHIA, Pa, April 70, i671
Sealed proposas IN duplicate, with cory Of this
isis, Tor farnisiins his depot win nSe iko1sSpd
loDOyl gross tons Tor such leHs quantity ~ may be
reluired best quality OF White Ash Anthracite
Goal, Of such hiLo aud 10 such quantities may be
ordered, Tor period Of one year from the hrst
SmSah az Saly W. Tth the FTysvs o. persasinS the
The Goal must be delivered At such times aud at
directed without additional expense 10 the United
deliyered for use At the United States ArsenIs At
" sna iSsy aSSsys r 5Srd %sS S he
United States; The balance " be delivered on
board Of vessels At this port The coal 10 be IN good
order aud condition. free from slate, bone, dust or
otheT impuIities, aud viii be Inspected prior to its
Also the same time and place, bids will be 70.
Ss IuTSishlhk % ma dsRos wt sSSh gg%Sn, %
he hIst day 9i July lslsi the Forage, Straw and
places In the city of PhilSdelphIG as may be AZ.
Tected. without additional expense 70 the United
dlst, Dirt o. other implritiss; Oats, d pounds 70
the buahel; Corn, 80 Pounds to the buGhel Hay of
the best quality Timothy stray to DO OF rye of the
best quality; Kindlins Wood to be Of the best
The usual s9pditIons imposed on bidders and
contractors will be observed S
Envelopes containing proposals TO bo endorned
Proposals. for Fus Forase or straw ~ ths sSss
may be, and addressed to the undsrsighed 'N' 'A''
Assistant ouartermAstcr q denerai. M iutRSA 3, IA
mn Depot QuArtermAster,